Integral-A

Integral-A
Game ID	GunIntegral_PP_Player
Name	Integral-A
Based on	KRISS Vector
Game Info
Ammo capacity	20+1 (30+1 with High-Capacity Integral-A Magazine)
Weight	2.9 kg
Attach.	Holographic Sight RNBW 2X Scope Pistol Suppressor High-Capacity Integral-A Magazine
Base cost	17000
Fire Modes	Single 3-Round Burst Automatic
Statistics
Damage	13
Penetration	56%%
Range	2500 Damage scales down to 48% past 1500
Accuracy	0.73/161 degrees%
Durability	2700 (-2.3/shot)

Integral-A is a sub machine gun featured in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl.

Appearances

Heart of Chornobyl

An elite submachine gun renowned for its effectiveness in confined spaces. A favorite among seasoned diggers.

The Integral-A boasts an incredibly high fire rate, along with very minimal recoil, making it very good for anyone who strives aiming for the head. It can be equipped with a High-Capacity Integral-A Magazine (increasing it's magazine size to 30), a sight, and a pistol suppressor. It occupies a 4x2 space within the player's inventory.

Acquisition

Able to be purchased from multiple vendors around The Zone, notably Wo Komisarov in the Cement Factory region's base - aptly named Cement Factory - or Viktoria Dorozhnyuk at the STC Malachite. It can also be found dropped by enemies frequently, especially around the Sultansk base in the Zaton region.

You can also find one located in the Reloading Point within Cement Factory. Find a building on the far west end of the site, then crawn through a hole in the eat wall. You will find a full-durability Integral-A on top of a barrel, resting softly atop two boxes of corresponding 9x19 ammunition.

Notable users: Unknown

Unique variants

• Riemann: Found as a deluxe edition exclusive in the Journalist's stash found north of the Rostok Base, found between Volkhov SAM and Buryakivka. It is stated to differ from it's base build by featuring, "a specialized barrel with an integrated sound moderator and a longer handguard." This translates to it being equipped with an integrated suppressor, so it cannot be equipped with another one. It visibly differs by being primarily black, with red accents.

Upgrades

Stock Upgrades

• Ergonomic Stock: Moving while Aiming 15%
• Rebalanced Stock: Aiming Speed 10%
• Balanced Handle: Readiness 20%

Body Upgrades

• Automatic Two-Stage Gas Regulator: Wear and tear 20%
• Rubber Coating: Recoil Decrease 15%
• Anatomical Adjustment: Aiming Speed 10%
• Caliber Change: Damage Increase 20%, Recoil Increase 20%, Caliber Change (.45)

Modules

• Nozzle Compensator for Receiver: Aiming Speed -15%, Weight Increased 20%, Recoil Decrease 20%
• Tactical Foregrip: Recoil Decrease 10%
• Laser Designator: Aiming Speed 5%, Spread Decrease 15%

Barrel Upgrades

• Ultra-Strong Heat-Resistant Alloys: Slowing Spread Increase 50%
• Tin Coating on Barrel's Inner Surface: Bullet Velocity 15%
• Return Mechanism Sleeve Tightener: Bullet Range 20%
• Extra Barrel Rifling: Armor-Piercing Power 10%

It is strongly recommended to upgrade to .45 ammo, as it is significantly cheaper - from 9x19's $50 cost to .45's $17 cost - deals more damage, and still shoots incredibly straight.

Gallery

Heart of Chornobyl

Integral-A being held by player.

Integral-A in Aim Down Sight view.

Integral-A dropped by the player.

Riemann Unique Variant.

Trivia

• The Integral-A is based on the real-life KRISS Vector, designed by KRISS USA.
• The name is believed to symbolize it's ability to be very well fitted for any situation, as "Integral" is often associated with mathematics, mainly Calculus, where is represents general integration. The "A" is likely referenced as a model designation, indicating that it is an improved version of a previous design.