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Select fire urutau is ready for release! time to write docs! check this one made behind enemy lines with a built in suppressor designed by Nikolai Romanov. also with a feature (ball detent gang) that eliminates bounce and reduces firerate, my first time writing docs so ETA ~90 days

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