Wrist Rack - Revision history

Castus at 00:50, 5 June 2024

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]] in 11211. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]] in 11211. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.

Castus at 05:29, 27 November 2021

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]]. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]] in 11211. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.

	==History==		==History==
	The first wrist rack design made by the Anderman Company was the [[Anderman G11]], which was bulky and carried a limited 5-shot cartridge.		The first wrist rack design made by the Anderman Company was the [[Anderman G11]] in 11211, which was bulky and carried a limited 5-shot cartridge. The model number, in this instance, refers to the year it was developed.

	==Examples==		==Examples==

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	*[[Anderman T43R]]		*[[Anderman T43R]]
	*[[Anderman T44K]]		*[[Anderman T44K]]

			==See Also==
			*[[List of Weapons]]

	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]
	[[Category:firearms]]		[[Category:firearms]]

Castus at 05:25, 27 November 2021

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]]. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]]. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.

			==History==
			The first wrist rack design made by the Anderman Company was the [[Anderman G11]], which was bulky and carried a limited 5-shot cartridge.

	==Examples==		==Examples==
	*[[Glevins VCT]]		*[[Glevins VCT]]
	*[[Glevins CCT]]		*[[Glevins CCT]]
			*[[Anderman T43R]]
	*[[Anderman T44K]]		*[[Anderman T44K]]

	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]
	[[Category:firearms]]		[[Category:firearms]]

Castus at 05:19, 27 November 2021

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[~~Proto~~-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top, which was first developed by the [[Anderman Company]]. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.

	==Examples==		==Examples==
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	*[[Anderman T44K]]		*[[Anderman T44K]]

	~~{{Navbox Guide}}~~
	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]
	[[Category:firearms]]		[[Category:firearms]]

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power, and some are capable of taking [[VEC]] variable cartridges. All of the companies that made these pre-plague have since gone out of business, so name-brand wrist racks are a good find. For this reason, one is likely to announce the make and model of the wrist rack they are wearing to potential threats as way of garnering respect or intimidation. Wrist racks are the most common energy weapon; hand-held energy weapons (what would be like an earthly pistol) were experimented with and quickly fell out of favor. A rack enables one to hold other things and still fire the weapon. Heavier models tend to require more [[Proto-power]], though they also deliver more energy per discharge.

			==Examples==
			*[[Glevins VCT]]
			*[[Glevins CCT]]
			*[[Anderman T44K]]

			{{Navbox Guide}}
	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]
	[[Category:firearms]]		[[Category:firearms]]

en>Jundie: Jundie moved page Wrist rack to Wrist Rack

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75.71.171.82 at 03:51, 19 May 2012

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	A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top. Most of them are energy weapons that require ~~energy cells~~ for power.		A '''wrist rack''' is a firearm device that attaches around the wrist and fires from the top. Most of them are energy weapons that require [[protocells]] for power.
	[[Category:weapons]]		[[Category:weapons]]
	[[Category:firearms]]		[[Category:firearms]]

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