Subrepeating Blaster

About the Subrepeating Blaster

The subrepeating blaster splits the difference between a sidearm and a support weapon, a compact frame built to cycle bolts in quick succession without the bulk of a rifle. It fires fast enough to walk a stream of energy across a target or hose down a doorway, giving a lone operator far more volume than a standard pistol. Mercenaries, enforcers, and shipboard security favor them for close, cluttered fights, where the ability to put several bolts on target in a heartbeat matters more than reach or precision. Light enough to handle in one hand at a pinch, it rewards a shooter who understands that suppression and follow-up shots win rooms. The cost is a hungry power cell and a spray that punishes poor discipline, but for the trooper who wants a wall of bolts in a hurry, few compact weapons deliver more.