Supplement Four
SOC-14 5K
"The Miv"
TL 9 B4-9v Styler-AUGHT Machine Pistol
This weapon is designed for both shipboard and Zero-G use. It fires a 7mm round but does not use typical powder. Instead, the bullet is propelled out of the weapon at variable speeds through near-ionized gas that is contained in the removable central barrel. The gas is stored in the circumference of the barrel, expanding into the bullet chamber when the cock is open. When the weapon is fired, the gas is super-heated to a near ionized state, propelling the round out of the weapon.
The user can adjust the weapon's velocity through a simple solid state selector on the barrel, allowing for slow velocity shot for shipboard use up to a high penetration hyper-velocity shot.
The barrels are discarded once the gas is depleted. Thus, the weapon uses two resources: Barrels and 7mm specialized ammunition that is fed through the handle via a clip. A standard clip, as shown, carries 12 rounds.
The point barrel is fitted with an integral silencer. The weapon is one third more quite than a normal weapon (which isn't that quiet). The gas propulsion affords the weapon to have one fifth the recoil of a standard 7mm sidearm.
The weapon can be used in Zero-G.
The B4-9v uses the standard SMG combat DMs, and the weapon fires 4 round bursts. Other versions of the weapon (not this one) include a short, folding shoulder stock with forward left-hand grip, and there are single shot versions available.
Several types of ammunition are available, from standard slug, to gas and tranq rounds, to shot rounds that feature micro-pellets, to penetrators or hollow points.
TL 9 B4-9v Styler-AUGHT Machine Pistol
This weapon is designed for both shipboard and Zero-G use. It fires a 7mm round but does not use typical powder. Instead, the bullet is propelled out of the weapon at variable speeds through near-ionized gas that is contained in the removable central barrel. The gas is stored in the circumference of the barrel, expanding into the bullet chamber when the cock is open. When the weapon is fired, the gas is super-heated to a near ionized state, propelling the round out of the weapon.
The user can adjust the weapon's velocity through a simple solid state selector on the barrel, allowing for slow velocity shot for shipboard use up to a high penetration hyper-velocity shot.
The barrels are discarded once the gas is depleted. Thus, the weapon uses two resources: Barrels and 7mm specialized ammunition that is fed through the handle via a clip. A standard clip, as shown, carries 12 rounds.
The point barrel is fitted with an integral silencer. The weapon is one third more quite than a normal weapon (which isn't that quiet). The gas propulsion affords the weapon to have one fifth the recoil of a standard 7mm sidearm.
The weapon can be used in Zero-G.
The B4-9v uses the standard SMG combat DMs, and the weapon fires 4 round bursts. Other versions of the weapon (not this one) include a short, folding shoulder stock with forward left-hand grip, and there are single shot versions available.
Several types of ammunition are available, from standard slug, to gas and tranq rounds, to shot rounds that feature micro-pellets, to penetrators or hollow points.