Who's the guy that came up with the AR-15 - a universal sub-Cap missile launcher

[Red Pins]

Just that.

One of the contributors came up with the idea, and I really liked it, then promptly lost any information I might have had by not saving it.

I'm looking to put it on a Primitive WarShip, and can't find it on the 70 pages of my old posts.  Besides its after 2 am local and I wake up in 5.  Does anybody remember who had the idea and their stats?

[James Tanaga]

Dragon Cat has it in his AU. He can give you the details for his version.

[Sharpnel]

The info you need can be found HERE

[Red Pins]

Dang, wrong forum.  Thanks.

[Vition2]

Heh, well, like most of his stuff he posts it too here.  Second post this topic: http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php?topic=32328.0

[I am Belch II]

It sounds like a good idea. A MML for the Sub Cap. With all the Warships being dead, Sub Cap weapons would need to get a modification.

[Red Pins]

It sounds like a good idea. A MML for the Sub Cap. With all the Warships being dead, Sub Cap weapons would need to get a modification.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again; the canon universe is full of examples of places where existing technology could be altered only slightly and be used elsewhere.  For example, it should have been weeks before the IS had a HAG system in development.  And that example could stretch from a BA-sized weapon to a Capital weapon.

The AR-10 has existed for a long time, Sub-Caps roughly 70 years or so until the current in-universe date, but there has been no mention of it.  Or, for that matter, S-C Gauss weapons.  There are points either way - I don't need a weapon list that covers another page, for example.