Ammunition · Dock Stamp
Iron Choir Cinder Cartridge Case Transit Pattern
₡1,050
- Physical mass
- 4.082 kg
- Stowed volume
- 0.007 m³
- Measurement
- estimated
- Damage resistance
- DR 8 (estimated)
Rules-ready
3D6 Stats
| Weight | 4.08 kg (9.0 lb) |
|---|---|
| DR | 8 |
| Advantages | None |
| Disadvantages | None |
| Skill bonuses | Uses Armoury (Small Arms) |
- Malf
- 16
- a drop over two yards requires an HT 12 roll; failure imposes Malf. 16 on stored ammunition until Armoury (Small Arms) gauges it
Iron Choir Cinder Cartridge Case Transit Pattern is a hard transit case with isolated cartridge cells, a crush rib, and a seal that shows both opening and pressure loss, intended for declared carriage between gates and pressure zones. The container combines a nitrided steel action, glass-filled polymer furniture, and captive pins. A dropped case sacrifices its outer corners before the cartridge tray. If the witness ridge turns white, the contents need gauging before they enter a weapon.
The batch marks remain legible under solvent and vacuum exposure. If two sleeves share a number but not a primer color, one of them did not leave an honest factory.
Transit is lawful when declared and temperature tabs remain readable. Customs treats mixed lots and filed-off batch marks as probable diversion stock.
Concord arms permit required. Gate transit requires sealed, declared storage.