Ammunition · Dock Stamp
Last Berth Anchor Sealed Ammunition Dock Pattern
₡1,050
- Physical mass
- 4 kg
- Stowed volume
- 0.007 m³
- Measurement
- estimated
- Damage resistance
- DR 0 (estimated)
Rules-ready
3D6 Stats
| Weight | 4 kg (8.8 lb) |
|---|---|
| DR | 0 |
| Advantages | None |
| Disadvantages | None |
| Skill bonuses | Uses Armoury (Small Arms) |
- Malf
- 15
- a black tab or broken pressure seal imposes Malf. 15 on any weapon using the lot; critical malfunction ruptures the case and destroys the remaining magazine
Last Berth Anchor Sealed Ammunition Dock Pattern is a pressure-stable ammunition lot packed in gasketed ten-round sleeves with tactile caliber keys and chemical heat tabs, intended for cargo locks, dock offices, and short sightlines. The container combines a nitrided steel action, glass-filled polymer furniture, and captive pins. The seal keeps propellant dry and prevents loose rounds from becoming cabin debris. Swollen primers or a blackened age tab mean the sleeve gets quarantined, not sampled.
Maintenance is inspection rather than tinkering: wipe the contacts, read the heat tab, and quarantine anything swollen, scorched, or wet around the seal.
A permit covers possession, not careless storage. Heat-damaged stock found near a passenger berth can ground a vessel before anyone decides whether it still fires.
Concord arms permit required. Gate transit requires sealed, declared storage.