Hullside Armored Weapon Locker

Hullside builds lockers for ships whose bulkheads flex, sweat, and occasionally become the floor. The cabinet hangs on four shock cups, keeping stored weapons from battering themselves senseless during bad burns. Nickel-steel skin covers a fireproof mineral core; the door gasket resists smoke, salt mist, and the peculiar greasy fog produced by overheated coolant. Racks rotate to hold carbines, pistols, or cutting tools, and every clip can be worked one-handed. The lock is old-fashioned keypad plus captain’s key, because biometrics become comedy after a hand injury. You can hear the bolts drive home from two compartments away. That noise has settled more arguments than the contents.