Type 52 Shotgun



Designed for the Ivazaha and the Confederacy for use in close assault actions, the Type 52 is based largely on the Trask A12 used by the Confederacy. The wooden furniture that stretches from stock to barrel contains the long electro-magnetic rails used to deliver the conductive shot. The standard weapon is chambered for 20 gauge shot, built for sheer power, rather than spread. It is reloaded using a bulky but reliable semi-automatic action, and a long choke at the end allows a silencer to be fitted. The Type 52 is reloaded using single shells, inserted into an eight-shot loading tube, on which the pump-action is mounted. Hooked under the barrel of the shotgun is a bayonet lug, which takes an eighteen inch serrated blade, built for hacking and slashing.