[EVENT] A HMI Catalog for the 60s

Hispaniola Military Industries has distributed to its dealers the following list of products sold by the company, for prospective buyers to reference in purchasing:

Military Small Arms: These are offered to governmental buyers interested in military technology, in the calibers and prices reflected.

• Type 60 Kiraly Rifle: $90 per unit. This is a modern battle rifle with wooden furniture, offered in standard full stock and folding paratrooper version. Calibers 7.62 NATO and .30-06 offered, though others may be custom-ordered
• Type 53 Semi-Automatic Rifle: $70 per unit. This is a rugged, clip-fed, 10-round reimagined 'Gewehr 43' of WWII German design. Comes with an integrated spike bayonet and monopod. Chambered in 7.62 NATO (53/N), .30-06 and any other like full-sized round on custom order. Variants include the Type 53/NS designated marksman rifle. Paratrooper versions also offered.
• Type 49 Bolt Action Rifle: $40 per unit. A Mauser style bolt action rifle in any modern military caliber. Offered also in a short-barreled Type 49 N/S and the Type 49-R sniper variants. The 49-3 is a .30 Carbine variant for police use.
• The Cristobal Carbine: $50 per unit. HMI's most popular offering, a .30 Carbine, semi-to-full auto weapon. Variants with folding stocks offered.
• Madsen-Saetter GPMG: $370 per unit. License-produced from the Danes, with a cut going to Madsen, this is a modern GPMG in infantry, vehicle, and anti-aircraft mountings, in $7.62 NATO, .30-06 and 8mm Mauser.
• Type 51 LMG: $80 per unit. Modernized variants of the SIG KE-7 LMG, in any modern, full-sized caliber.
• Type 32 LMG: $75 per unit. Modernized variants of the VZ.26 LMG in any modern military caliber. With quick-change barrels and modern 30 to 50 round magazines.
• Type 30 MMGs: $80 per unit. Copies of the M1919 Browning MMG in any modern military caliber.
• HMI Brigadier: $25 per unit. This is a copy of the Walther P38 of German repute, in 9mm and .45 caliber.
• HMI Mk. V: $27 per unit. Variants of the M1917 revolver in .357 Magnum, .38 Special, 44. Special, and moon-clipped 9mm and 45. ACP.
• HMI Caribbean Defender: $50 per unit. 12-gauge shotguns modelled after Stevens 520 shotguns.
• HMI STEN Guns: $30 per unit. Variants of the WWII-era STEN gun, offered in 9mm and .45 caliber. Upcharged past the basic, stamped variant.
• HMI Edged Weapons: HMI offers fully metal spears at $10 per unit, as well as machetes, bayonets, and knives.
• HMI Crossbows: $40 per unit.
• HMI FR-1 Flamethrower: $90 per unit. Modelled after Swedish FM/18 flamethrowers.

MILITARY ARTILLERY

• Caribeno Series Mortars: Priced differently per caliber. Equivalent technology to WWII-era Western Mortars, in 60mm, 81mm, and 120mm calibers. A larger 160mm variant is under development.
• HMI Commando Mortars: $500 per unit. 51mm Commando Mortars modelled after WWII British examples.
• San Cristobal Light AA Guns: $200 per barrel. 20mm AA guns modelled after the 'Polsten', fed from 20 to 80 round magazines. Offered in single, twin, and quad variants on mobile, flexible mounts.
• HMI Type 80 Pack Howitzer: $2,000 per unit. A light, effective pack howitzer with an 80mm caliber.
• HMI M-57 MRLS: $1,250 per towed unit, $1,800 per truck-mountable unit (trucks not included). 127mm Multiple Rocket Launchers. The towed variant is 20 rounds, the truck mounted, 60 rounds.
• HMI Mk. 1 Recoilless Cannon: $1,500 per unit. This is a powerful, 120mm recoilless cannon able to provide anti-tank and direct fire support to soldiers and units.
• HMI Type 61 90mm Cannon: $2,500+ per unit. This is a 90mm gun licensed from the US. Comes in configurations for AT Guns, Heavy AA Guns (61-A), and turreted coastal artillery (61-S). Each going up $500 in price.
• HMI 57mm Naval Gun: $1,700 per unit. Light, QF naval guns capable of easy mounting on small to medium sized vessels.

MINES AND EXPLOSIVES (Price determined on order)

• Model 1 AP Mines: The Model 1 anti-personnel landmine is a small, conventional bounding mine modelled after WWII-era 'Bouncing Betty' mines.
• Model 2 AP Mines: The Model 2 anti-personnel landmine is a small, steel 'stake' type mine capable of being triggered by tripwire.
• Model 3 AT Mines: Model 3 AT mines are large, 305mm AT mines with a charge of 6kg of TNT.
• Model 4 Anti-Ship Mines: Model 4 Anti-ship mines are a series of larger and smaller anti-ship mines capable of being deployed by naval vessels and light aircraft (including helicopter). 4-A are the former, 4-B will be the latter.
• Type 58 Bomb Series: A number of iron bombs for aircraft, in 50 pound, 100 pound, 250 pound, 500 pound, 1K pound, 2K pound and 10,000-pound earthquake bombs.
• HMI MM Grenades: HMI offers the MM1 Stick Grenade (modelled after German WWII types) and the MM2 fragmentation grenade (modelled after British Mills Bombs). Each go for around $10 to $15 per grenade.
• HMI TT Torpedos: HMI offers in various prices, 533mm, 450mm, and compact 200mm Torpedoes.
• Napalm: HMI offers napalm offerings for all bombs and rockets.

OTHER

• HMI HAUBERK Package. An all-around spaced armor package for tanks and vehicles, priced per vehicle and size.
• HMI Upgrade Packages: HMI will upgrade older tanks to 90mm Guns and modern diesel engines. Armored cars with 20mm Cannon.
• HMI PACK MULE System: Conversions of pickup trucks to self propelled pack howitzers, mortars, or light AA guns. Priced by type, truck not included.
• HMI Naranja Armored Car: A light, machine-gun armed armored car. Offered at $5,000 per unit.
• HMI Technics Naval Vehicles are detailed in this separate folder
• The HMI-Engesa Type 65 Tankette is also separate
• Type 59 Helmet: Steel helmets copied after the Swedish Hjälm m/37. Offered $50 per unit.

CIVILIAN ARMS

HMI offers a wide variety of civilian-oriented hunting and sporting arms. Including lever action rifles, small pistols, and recently, derringers in .32 ACP.

UNIFORMS

HMI Textiles offers uniforms in both plain and camouflage patterns. As well as load-bearing equipment and boots. Khaki and olive drab are popular options, but patterns modelled after WWII-era erbsenmuster in tropical coloration is in use by the DNA.

[M] I am myself getting confused over what the DR is producing and will use this as a running guide for myself and anyone else interested. Will be updated every time I do any R&D shit for record keeping.