ICR-2b

The ICR-2b is a domestically designed and produced assault rifle used my the Irrimen armed forces. It was designed to be extremely easy to produce, to fire 7.7x40mm Kotaplan ammunition, the standard ammunition of Irrimer, and be easy to maintain. It is constructed almost completely from pressed heavy gauge sheet metal and Bakelite plastic, the few exceptions to this are the bolt, barrel, and springs, however even the bolt is a very rudimentary one that can be quickly cut out on a lathe.

Service History
The ICR-2b was trialed and adopted in 1981, and continues to serve Irrimer to present day. While the rifle has not seen any declared wars, it has still seen its fair share of combat in the countless skirmishes Vodajina is known for. Its reputation among troops is unimpressive, its reliable when undamaged, but the construction is somewhat fragile, especially the Bakelite trigger group housing. It has also been noted that the 7.7mm cartridge has rather severe recoil in the full auto weapon.