Approved Ranged Weapon DT-60 "Striker" Blaster Rifle

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DT-60 "Striker" Blaster Rifle

• Intent: An upgraded model of General Grievous' signature blaster rifle
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• Primary Source: DT-57 "Annihilator" blaster

• Manufacturer:
  
  • Baktoid Armor Workshop
  • BlasTech Industries
  • Escharum Risk Control
• Affiliation: Confederacy of Independent Systems
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: DT-60 SBR
• Modularity: Yes
• Production: Limited
• Material:
  
  • Blaster components
  • Durasteel
  • Duravlex
  • Laminoid

• Classification: Blaster rifle
• Size: Average
• Weight: Light
• Ammunition Type:
  
  • Blaster power pack
  • Blaster gas cartridge (Sig)
• Ammunition Capacity: Average; 500 shots
• Effective Range: Average
• Rate of Fire: Very High
• Damage Output: Very High
• Recoil: High

• Ergonomic design
• Firing mode toggle
  
  • Automatic
  • Semi-automatic
• Lightweight frame
• Modular attachments
• Rifle sling

• Sig Cannister: The Striker uses sig, a pressurized blaster gas with armor-piercing capabilities that produces devastating results against organics and droids alike.
• Spitfire: When toggled to fully automatic, the Striker has an impressive rate of fire at the expense of accuracy.

• Bullet Hose: Due to its high fire rate, the Striker runs through its 500-shot cannister quickly.
• Spray and Pray: Sig is a notoriously inaccurate blaster gas due to its volatility, resulting in high recoil and general inaccuracy in the hands of an untrained trooper.

Classified by some as a heavy SMG and others as a light blaster rifle, the DT-60 "Striker" is a deadly piece of weaponry developed by BlasTech Industries in conjunction with Baktoid Armor Workshop and Escharum Risk Control to address the need for an elite combat blaster for use by CQB units and commandos. Its signature frame incorporates ergonomic redesigns of the E-series blaster platform, ensuring comfortable handling for droids and organic troopers alike.

The Striker blaster rifle trades standard tibanna gas cannisters for sig, a highly volatile alternative with armor piercing capabilities at the expense of long-range accuracy. As such, the Striker is best suited for its namesake: close-quarters strikes in enclosed combat scenarios like breaching. Its impressive fire rate unleashes a volley of blaster bolts that shreds enemy defenses. A lightweight laminoid frame and ergonomic balancing allows the Striker to be carried comfortably with a rifle sling.

 

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Grell Noba

Nicely made.

Approved.