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| − | The '''Gauss Rifle''' utilizes electromagnets to propel an excessively damaging slug to long distances, making it a devastating and lethal weapon. Unlike traditional ballistic weapons, the Gauss Rifle lacks any combusting propellant or other material, making the heat output almost unnoticeable. However, | + | The '''Gauss Rifle''' utilizes electromagnets to propel an excessively damaging slug to long distances, making it a devastating and lethal weapon. Unlike traditional ballistic weapons, the Gauss Rifle lacks any combusting propellant or other material, making the heat output almost unnoticeable. However, its effectiveness is limited by the heaviness of both the rifle and its ammunition, as well as the possibility that Gauss Rifles will explode upon suffering a critical hit. |
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Revision as of 04:55, 31 May 2007
The Gauss Rifle utilizes electromagnets to propel an excessively damaging slug to long distances, making it a devastating and lethal weapon. Unlike traditional ballistic weapons, the Gauss Rifle lacks any combusting propellant or other material, making the heat output almost unnoticeable. However, its effectiveness is limited by the heaviness of both the rifle and its ammunition, as well as the possibility that Gauss Rifles will explode upon suffering a critical hit.
Models
The Gauss Rifle is manufactured on the following planets:
| Brand | Planet | Company |
|---|---|---|
| Dragon's Fire | Atreus | Imperator Automatic Weaponry |
| Grizzard 200 | New Earth | Yankee Weapons Systems |
| Grizzard 210 | New Earth | Yankee Weapons Systems |
| Inokuma | Betelgeuse | Aldis Industries |
| Norse-Storm M-7D | Loxley | Norse-Storm Technologies Incorporated |
| Poland Main A | New Syrtis | Johnston Industries |
| Poland Main A | Hesperus II | Defiance Industries |
| Poland Main C | New Syrtis | Johnston Industries |
| Zeus Slingshot | Stewart | Corean Enterprises |
References
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