Mauler (D20 Modern Equipment)

PL 7 Covenant Empire
Superheated Shotgun Rounds
A Jiralhanae sidearm used by the Infantry and Security forces of the Covenant Loyalists.
Handgun, light weapon (Personal Firearms Proficiency)

Damage	3d8	Magazine	5 box
Critical	20/x2	Size	Medium
Damage Type	Ballistic	Weight	7 lbs.
Range Increment	5 ft.	Purchase DC	25
Rate of Fire	S	Restriction	Mil (+3)

Mauler

A Mauler

Description

The Mauler is a single-handed shotgun. 5 shells weigh 1 lb, and the magazine weighs 1 lb.

The Maulder can alternatively be used as a Close Quarters weapon at a -4 penalty for 1d6 damage with half strength modifier. Taking the Exotic Weapon Proficiency (Brute Weapons) negates this penalty.

See [http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Type-52_Pistol this page]for background information.

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