Leona Pierce/Custom Weapons and Gear
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| Lieutenant JG Leona Pierce | |||||||||
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| Leona Pierce's | |
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| Custom Weapons | |
| and Gear |
Leona's Piece (Gun)
Leona's Gun started as a highly lethal custom firearm she designed while working for the ATPS. When she joined Starfleet she had to reconfigure the weapon and convert it into a less-lethal weapon that can be also used as a flare gun, flashbang gun or even starting pistol. The system consists of the gun Single barrel, laser target pointer, electronic ignition capsule. It is capable of firing a wide variety of various ammunition types. While on duty in Starfleet she is only allowed to use a bean bag, rubber, and shock rounds. Leona also has a custom barrel, scope, and stock set of attachments that can turn the pistol into a medium-range rifle.
Stats
- Style: Pistol (Upgradeable to meduim range rifle)
- Type: Non-lethal
- Mass: 1.12 kg (2.5 lb)
- Length: 206.3 mm (8.12 in)
- Barrel Length: 120 mm (4.7 in)
- Height: 138 mm (5.4 in)
- Width: 32.6 mm (1.28 in)
- Cartridge: 18×45 mm
- Caliber: 18 mm and equivilent
- Action and feed: Break action and detachable box magazine for differing ammo types.
- Feet Per Second (FP): Original-1400-1600, Starfleet Specs-850-1000 (Depends on ammo used.)
! RESTRICTED USE NOTICE !
This weapon is under restriction by the authority of the Federation and Starfleet codes and laws. Use of this weapon must be approved by her commanding officer; she must have it approved by her superiors in all facets.
- To carry the weapon on the station or ship she serves on the highest commanding officer must approve it, then to carry it in her department she must have it approved by the department head, this applies even if only temporarily serving in that department.
- Use of the gun must be approved by the highest commanding officer available and by the team or squad leader in order to be used during an away mission.
- Although Starfleet has approved the use of bean bag, rubber, and shock rounds as well as flare, flashbang, and blank rounds; use of any and all ammo types must be approved in the same manners as the weapon itself and should be decided on and specified at the same time as well.