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A [[Body Pistol]] (300 grams loaded; Cr520; [[TL-7]]) is a small, non-metallic [[Handgun|semiautomatic pistol]] designed to evade detection by most weapon detectors. {{Page cite|name= Characters and Combat|page=37|version=Classic Traveller}}
 
A [[Body Pistol]] (300 grams loaded; Cr520; [[TL-7]]) is a small, non-metallic [[Handgun|semiautomatic pistol]] designed to evade detection by most weapon detectors. {{Page cite|name= Characters and Combat|page=37|version=Classic Traveller}}
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* Body Pistols are [[KEW]] [[weapon]]s.
  
 
== Description (Specifications) ==
 
== Description (Specifications) ==

Revision as of 01:26, 25 May 2018

Generic Body Pistol
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Handgun
Group: Ranged Weapon
Tech Level TL–7
Size 100mm
Weight 300 grams
Cost Cr500
Ammo 9mm, 6 rounds
Manufacturer Various
Generic Body Pistol

A Body Pistol (300 grams loaded; Cr520; TL-7) is a small, non-metallic semiautomatic pistol designed to evade detection by most weapon detectors. [1]

Description (Specifications)

It fires 5.0 gram projectiles at a velocity of 500 to 600 meters per second. A magazine containing six cartridges is inserted into the pistol handle; one cartridge is fired for each pull of the trigger. Pre-loaded magazines may be inserted into the pistol when it is empty, taking a small amount of time to do so. Body pistol ammunition is generally not interchangeable with the ammunition for any other types of guns. [2]

Weapon Characteristics

Length: 100mm. Weight, unloaded: 250 grams (a loaded magazine weighs 50 grams). Base price: Cr500 (one loaded magazine: Cr20). [3]

History & Background (Dossier)

The Body Pistol is often smuggled into high tech level worlds. The pistol is small and easy to conceal. Designed to evade detection devices at starports, it is constructed of non-metallic material. The magazine holds six rounds and is typically loaded into the pistol's handle.

Selected Automatic Pistol Models

No information yet available.

References & contributors (Sources)