Oh My
Out Of Character Information
- Intent: To create a side arm pistol basses off the WESTAR-34 blaster pistol
- Image Source: https://www.rockislandauction.com/detail/53/41/stevens-j-arms-co---40rifle
- Canon Link: N/A
- Primary Source: Poket Rifle
- Manufacturer: Tytheish Royal Amory
- Affiliation: Principality Of Tythe Closed-Market
- Model: TP-No1
- Modularity: Stock and scope
Production: Mass Production
- Material: Blaster components, Wood, Dallorianalloy
- Classification: Blaster Rifle/Pistol
- Size: Average 0.76m
- Weight: Average 2.3 kg
- Ammunition Type: Tibana gas
- Ammunition Capacity: 20 rounds
- Action: Semi automatic
Reload Speed: Average
- Effective Range: Long
- Rate of Fire: Low
- Stopping Power: Average
- Recoil: Low
- Cost: 320 credits
- 7 times scope
- Collapsible stock
- Compact Fire Power: Carried the fire power of the heavy blaster pistol it is based off of, while acting as a long range rifle, but still being compact and light.
- Over Compensating Aim: Though kind of being a standard issue weapon the pocket rifle is more then not given to officers. As such the overly large scope it often more used for scouting and surveying the battlefield then actual snipping, though it is still encouraged.
- Low Ammo: Being just a blaster with the other parts merely attachments the weapon can only retain 20 shots before reloading. Not a massive problem for
Once more with the ever growing need for a proper military on Tythe a small amount of attention was put towards the development of a small rifle for officers and to act as a sort for side arm for soldiers. Such mainly be machine gun, tank crews and other members in the army not given full combat equipment due to their roles. As a result the R&D team cam up with a slightly silly looking gun, fitted with a scope that seemed to be was to large for a weapon of it's size, even with the longer barrel and butt extension.
Despite this during testing many people found the scope useful in spotting and over all scouting, being somewhat akin to powerful binoculars, sharing the same weight and all but could also shoot if needed. In CQC the scope can always be taken off, along with other parts to make it fit the more traditional pistol role that other find useful as well. Though there was small issue with possible misplacement of parts during battle the weapon was received quite well over all despite it's looks, soon becoming a standard issue side arm, though a more down to ground pistol is in the works
