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M-22 Eviscerator: The M-22 Eviscerator is of human civilian design and has a unique ammunition generator. Where most modern firearms shave off chips or pellets from an ammunition block, the M-22 shaves off serrated metal edges designed to fly aerodynamically. This design violates several intergalactic weapons treaties, so the M-22 is not distributed to militaries.
M-300 Claymore: This beast of a weapon is of human design but is typically only used by Krogan, due to the fact that the kickback from a single shot has enough force to break a human’s arm. Protected by Fabrication Rights Management (FRM) technology, this weapon is nearly impossible to reproduce and is prohibitively expensive.
M-23 Katana: Manufactured by Ariake Tech- Heavy Weapon Descriptions Arc Projector: The Arc Projector ionizes targets nologies, the Katana is a common mercenary weawith a non-visible laser to ready them for a highpon, and is also popular on colonies with Varren voltage electrical attack. As the lightning-like bolt infestations. hits its first target, a sophisticated auto-targeting system paints succeeding targets with the ionization laser, allowing the electricity to take the path of least resistance and arc between them. An entire enemy strike team can be shocked to death with a few pulls of the trigger. Characters struck by this weapon are shaken for 1 round. Additionally, all characters and objects adjacent to the target suffer half damage. M-27 Scimitar: Manufactured by Ariake Technologies, the Scimitar features twin mass effect generators, giving it a more rapid rate of fire than a traditional shotgun. This weapon was created for the Eclipse mercenary band, but it is rapidly becoming popular with Blood Pack mercenaries as well. This weapon can only fire in burst mode. M-100 Grenade Launcher: This man-portable stand-along grenade launcher is light, durable and extremely cost-effective. It sees common use with military units and mercenary groups across the whole of settled space.
le Scriptorium - Campaign Setting - Mass Craft by Mark Newman