Diysuperguy33
Smarter than the average bear
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
The Lucky Seven was created to be the standard military sidearm used by both the naval and landbased military forces. It's cheap, reliable and cost-effective which is about all that the republic needs of most of its standard armaments. The nickname Lucky Seven came from its model number, and, its reliability since it rarely suffered any kind of malfunctions making soldiers dub it the 'Lucky' Seven.
- Intent: To provide the standard sidearm of the Republic Remnant military.
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- Canon Link: N/A
- Restricted Missions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Republic Industries (Republic Remnant)
- Model: RR Blaster Model 7, the 'Lucky Seven'
- Affiliation: Republic Remnant
- Modularity: No
- Production: Mass-Production
- Material: Durasteel, synthmesh, blaster components
- Classification: Blaster
- Size:Small
- Weight: Light
- Ammunition Type: Power Cell || Gas Canister
- Ammunition Capacity: 75 [Power Cell] || 150 [Gas Canister]
- Reload Speed: Average
- Effective Range: Personal
- Rate of Fire: Average
- Stopping Power: Low
- Recoil: Very Low
- Large Ammo Capacity
- Accurate
- Reliable
- Short Range
- Low Power
- Large Ammo Capacity - Thanks to the low power and larger magazine for power packs or canisters, the Lucky Seven can hold more charge then most other pistols of its size and type. This allows the user to carry less magazines for it and better endure long battlefield conditions where logistics become strained.
- Accurate - Thanks to the low recoil and comfortable grip, the Lucky Seven is an accurate pistol that allows great shot placement and minimum spread.
- Reliable - The Lucky Seven is designed to be a reliable sidearm, something that can be dropped in water, mud, kicked and used as a bludgeoning weapon and still function.
- Mediocrity - The Lucky Seven is not a pistol to write home about, it's incredibly mundane. It pales in comparison to even other basic sidearms, its main advantage being its cheap production and reliability [further cutting down cost].
- Short Range - The Lucky Seven lacks range, while it is accurate within its range, it requires people get fairly close to the enemy, or have them in close range before the bolts are effective.
- Low Power - The punch of this pistol is very low, most body armour will resist, or outright stop, the bolts. This low power does mean they aren't quite as lethal as other pistols. [Although, obviously, you still wouldn't want to take a bolt to the chest].
The Lucky Seven was created to be the standard military sidearm used by both the naval and landbased military forces. It's cheap, reliable and cost-effective which is about all that the republic needs of most of its standard armaments. The nickname Lucky Seven came from its model number, and, its reliability since it rarely suffered any kind of malfunctions making soldiers dub it the 'Lucky' Seven.
