The N-tec 5 - acronym for "Nekrova Tactically Evolved Carbine" and the size of the 5.56mm caliber - has been the favorite weapon of terrorists and army soldiers, for its power and low cost. "During the collapse of the United Socialist Party of the Soviet Union numerous rifles without serial numbers were the target of many criminals on the black market," said the company, Nekrova at a graduation ceremony for the new cadets of the police force of San Paro.
Nekrova began designing this weapon which became synonymous with death, when they thought of creating a rapid action force in the suburbs of the big city of the district. Over time the rifle had multiple models and began to be sold by the millions throughout the world under the license and regulations of the local market.
The famous automatic weapon is produced in the old factory in Nekrova. The company continues to be one of the main producers of Soviet firearms. Its reliability is proven and it is the favorite of expert shooters which makes its creators observe how officers proudly wield their rifles, at first Nekrova only distributed it to reliable contacts, but now it has extended the official distribution license to the Breakwater district in addition of exclusive versions of the brand. The rifle is not essentially loved for being inexpensive but for its exemplary power: it can be used in the sand or rain, at short or long range.
The weapon can be submerged in water and thrown into the mud without compromising its safety and reliability. Some specialists estimate the number of N-tec rifles sold worldwide at around 100 million, but the true figure is difficult to verify since a large number of these weapons are produced without a license on the black market.