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{{Infobox weapon
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| name = Siinrak Tionsal Kinel 1954
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| type = Assault Rifle
| origin = [[Mirhaime Federation]]
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| is_ranged = yes
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| service = 1954-present (removed from frontline service in 1994)
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| designer = Kilian Mainne Domman nar Giker'ha
| design_date = 1983
| manufacturer = [[Reingiker Armory|Reingiker Ardamezou (Reingiker Armory)]]
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| production_date = 1954-1987
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| weight = 4.0kg (8.8 lbs)
| length = 1016mm (40 in)
| part_length = 508mm (20 in)
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| cartridge = [[6.5x42mm M42]]
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| effective firing range = 600m (650 yards)
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| feed = 24-round detachable box magazine
| sights = drum aperture rear sight (adjustable from 200 to 600 m/yd in 100 m/yd increments)
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The STK-54 (From Fefsen: ''Siinrak Tionsal, Kinel 1954, '''Assault Rifle, Type 1954') is a Mirhaimian assault rifle developed by Mirhaimian small arms designer Kilian Mainne Domman nar Giker'ha, and manufactured by [[Reingiker Armory|Reingiker Ardamezou (Reingiker Armory)]]. It was the standard issued rifle of the [[Mirhaime Realm Defence Forces]] from 1954 to 1995 with variants and derivatives still serving within other Mirhaimian uniformed services till this day.
The STK-54 (From Fefsen: ''Siinrak Tionsal, Kinel 1954, '''Assault Rifle, Type 1954') is a Mirhaimian assault rifle developed by Mirhaimian small arms designer Kilian Mainne Domman nar Giker'ha, and manufactured by [[Reingiker Armory|Reingiker Ardamezou (Reingiker Armory)]]. It was the standard issued rifle of the [[Mirhaime Realm Defence Forces]] from 1954 to 1995 with variants and derivatives still serving within other Mirhaimian uniformed services till this day.
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The rifle also saw success within the Mirhaimian civilian sector under the commercial name of M55. According to the ''Bureau of Firearms, Swords, and Explosive Control (BFSEC)'', approximately 2,132,000 M55-platform weapons were registered, and in circulation as of 2022; 442,000 of which are fully automatic.
The rifle also saw success within the Mirhaimian civilian sector under the commercial name of M55. According to the ''Bureau of Firearms, Swords, and Explosive Control (BFSEC)'', approximately 2,132,000 M55-platform weapons were registered, and in circulation as of 2022; 442,000 of which are fully automatic.


== History ==
==History==
[[File:Image 2022-06-07 183150978.png|left|thumb|400x400px|ETK-244 Prototype chambered in 6.5x42mm.]]
[[File:Image 2022-06-07 183150978.png|left|thumb|400x400px|ETK-244 Prototype chambered in 6.5x42mm.]]
The first prototype of the STK-54, the ETK-213, chambered in the standard 6.5x42mm M42 cartridge, was designed in 1949 as a response to the growing number of designs capable of fully automatic firing by Mirhaimian small arms designer Kilian Mainne Domman nar Giker'ha, the designer of the semi automatic TK-38 in service with the Mirhaimian Realm Defence Forces. Domman stated that the Volkian AR series, notably its distinctive gas-operated mechanisms, had a significant influence on the STK-54's design.
The first prototype of the STK-54, the ETK-213, chambered in the standard 6.5x42mm M42 cartridge, was designed in 1949 as a response to the growing number of designs capable of fully automatic firing by Mirhaimian small arms designer Kilian Mainne Domman nar Giker'ha, the designer of the semi automatic TK-38 in service with the Mirhaimian Realm Defence Forces. Domman stated that the Volkian AR series, notably its distinctive gas-operated mechanisms, had a significant influence on the STK-54's design.