Vuilder

The Vuilder was a Gallian battle rifle used in the Gallian War. Standard-issue for all Gallian infantry, the weapon's service time was short lived. The Vuilder focused on being easy to use, cheap, and easy to produce in mass quantities. This was because, after all, it was the rifle of Gallia, besieged on all sides by its neighbors. The Vuilder had very little in the way of quality, some parts being made so poorly that Gallian troops would be forced to steal weapons such as the Brecher to stay alive. The rifle was far from reliable, often jamming in the worse cases. What the Vuilder did have though, was the fastest rate of fire of any battle fire of the time. A trained Gallian soldier fresh out of boot camp could fire 50 rounds a minute.

Production
While it was meant to be the the battle rifle that every man would use, it quickly fell out of favor with military troops. The Brecher, a superior rifle, is the most common battle rifle in deployment and in production despite its expensive parts (that actually work.) As a result, the military factories of Gallia during the war (all of them) couldn't come close to the Brecher's mass use, churning out just 20,000 rifles a month. Because it was so poorly designed, its abandonment by troops in the war made it lose even more popularity. Smaller nations, looking for quality rather than quality, despised it and it was never used there.

Deployment
The use of the Vuilder was limited as a standard-issue weapon to recruits of Gallia. Only Gallia ever used it. And only for five minutes upon leaving the trenches.