Unreviewed Harbor Service Pistol

[Ethanael Halscott]

Harbor Service Pistol

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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Intent: To create a service pistol for the Commonwealth Armed Forces
• Image Source: Sergey Kolesnik, Artstation
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION

• Manufacturer: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
• Affiliation: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: CWT-SNSP9-BM “Harbor”
• Modularity: Yes
• Production: Minor
• Material: Durasteel slide and barrel housing, reinforced alloy firing chamber, duraplast grip frame, sealed electronic firing components

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Classification: Blaster, Pistol
• Size: Small
• Weight: Average
• Ammunition Type: Standard power cell (Commonwealth-pattern)
• Ammunition Capacity: Average
• Effective Range: Personal
• Rate of Fire: Average
• Damage Output: Average
• Recoil: None

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Dual-output firing regulator:
  
  • Standard Mode: Reduced-penetration blaster bolt for shipboard and station use
  • Hard-Point Mode: Condensed, high-mass bolt for armored targets and emergency use
• Hull-safety tuning: Output limits reduce over-penetration risk in pressurized environments
• Sealed electronics: Resistant to moisture, dust, and low-grade vacuum exposure
• Ambidextrous controls: Suitable for diverse species and training standards
• Low-profile sights: Optimized for close-quarters and low-light interiors

STRENGTHS

• Extremely reliable: Designed for constant carry with minimal maintenance requirements.
• Safe for enclosed environments: Output regulation minimizes collateral damage aboard ships and stations.
• Logistics-friendly: Uses standard Commonwealth power cells with no exotic consumables.

WEAKNESSES

• Limited stopping power: Not intended to defeat heavy infantry armor or vehicles.
• Short effective range: Optimized for close-quarters security rather than combat engagements.

DESCRIPTION
The NSP-9 “Harbor” Service Blaster Pistol is the Imperial Commonwealth Navy’s answer to a deceptively complex problem: how to arm security personnel in environments where excessive force is often more dangerous than insufficient force. Designed and produced by Dosuun Defense Solutions, the Harbor prioritizes reliability, restraint, and predictability over raw lethality.

Issued as the standard sidearm for Navy Security and station-based forces, the NSP-9 is intended to be carried daily and fired rarely. Its dual-output regulator allows officers to rely on reduced-penetration blaster bolts for routine security duties while retaining a limited hard-point mode for emergencies involving armored targets, droids, or immediate threats to life. This flexibility is carefully constrained by internal safeties, ensuring the weapon cannot be easily misused or pushed beyond its intended role.

Within Commonwealth doctrine, the Harbor is viewed not as a symbol of authority but as a safeguard—an instrument meant to resolve isolated threats quickly and cleanly without escalating situations or endangering bystanders. It is deliberately unflashy, tightly controlled, and universally trusted. Among Navy Security personnel, its reputation is simple: it works, it’s safe, and it never tries to be more than it should be.