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AFFILIATION n/a OWNERSHIP n/a (please notify me if your character or faction decides to pick up use of this weapon) INTENT a submachine gun-style blaster for military/ security groups and PCs in the new timeline MODEL GN-808 Gutripper TYPE blaster carbine SIZE small carbine WEIGHT 2.7 kg (6 lb) MATERIAL COMPOSITION durasteel EFFECTIVE FIRING RANGE 45 m AMMUNITION CAPACITY 40 bolts [TR][TD] CALIBER regular blaster pistol-grade SIGHTS flip-up holographic |
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A purpose-built weapon from the ground up, the Gutripper blaster carbine was designed for close-range, multi-combatant engagements. Its automatic fire is often more than enough to absolutely devastate most infantry soldiers, and its blaster pistol-grade bolts can easily rip through unarmored targets.
It comes with a select-fire switch, which includes safety, semi-automatic, four-round burst, and fully-automatic modes. Its flip-up holographic sight and folding stock make it an easily-carried carbine, and the Gutripper comes with an optional hip sling and universal webbing attachment kit. Its forward grip can removed with the use of a tool, which even further diminishes its frame. The carbine also comes standard with a "speed-reload" mode, which automatically ejects the power pack once all of its bolts have been expended, which facilitates a much faster reload in tense combat situations. Its upper rail can accommodate most after-market attachments, and its forward grip can be removed to add different grips or other under-barrel attachments. The barrel can be augmented with various additions as well, including a longer barrel which can increase its effective range, and a flash suppressor that diminishes the initial brightness of the blaster's discharge.
The Gutripper comes with several drawbacks, however, its first and foremost being its high rate and relatively light weight. For untrained or weak individuals, one would find that on automatic mode the weapon can easily pull itself off-target, and even wrench itself from one's grip if one isn't careful or is firing one-handed. It is also a rather complex product internally, and it cannot be easily repaired in the field unless one has an extensive blaster service kit and training. It does, however, come with a cleaning kit, and if maintained regularly, one would find it a reliable, sturdy carbine.
[/td][/tr]A purpose-built weapon from the ground up, the Gutripper blaster carbine was designed for close-range, multi-combatant engagements. Its automatic fire is often more than enough to absolutely devastate most infantry soldiers, and its blaster pistol-grade bolts can easily rip through unarmored targets.
It comes with a select-fire switch, which includes safety, semi-automatic, four-round burst, and fully-automatic modes. Its flip-up holographic sight and folding stock make it an easily-carried carbine, and the Gutripper comes with an optional hip sling and universal webbing attachment kit. Its forward grip can removed with the use of a tool, which even further diminishes its frame. The carbine also comes standard with a "speed-reload" mode, which automatically ejects the power pack once all of its bolts have been expended, which facilitates a much faster reload in tense combat situations. Its upper rail can accommodate most after-market attachments, and its forward grip can be removed to add different grips or other under-barrel attachments. The barrel can be augmented with various additions as well, including a longer barrel which can increase its effective range, and a flash suppressor that diminishes the initial brightness of the blaster's discharge.
The Gutripper comes with several drawbacks, however, its first and foremost being its high rate and relatively light weight. For untrained or weak individuals, one would find that on automatic mode the weapon can easily pull itself off-target, and even wrench itself from one's grip if one isn't careful or is firing one-handed. It is also a rather complex product internally, and it cannot be easily repaired in the field unless one has an extensive blaster service kit and training. It does, however, come with a cleaning kit, and if maintained regularly, one would find it a reliable, sturdy carbine.
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