MAAAC Dalia Weapon

Name: MAAAC
Tier: D Tier
Type: Miniature, Semi Automatic, Auto Reloaded, Arm Mounted, Crossbow.
Material: Standard Low Grade Metal
Appearance: A metal arm mounted crossbow made smaller then most to work better for concealment. When locked in place for idle movement it is in a tear drop like shape and is held on by the circle ammo pack that is meant to work in conjunction with the main crossbow itself to keep the crossbow in place on the arm. To pop out the crossbow to its active state so it can be used, a switch must be used on the tail end of it by cocking it back. It will spring back in place after and can be cocked back once more to set the crossbow back to its idle stage.

When It is in its active stage a grip will descend from the main cross bow. Once squeezed it will release any notched bolts in place. To notch a bolt one must simply draw back the string of the crossbow and the auto loader will do the rest. An added strap under the ammo pack can be found most times though to keep the cross bow in place while a new ammo pack would be set in place but is not sturdy enough to keep the crossbow form shifting out of place or slipping off if the arm is flailed about. [ The previous statement is just for flavor text for the most part given  only 5 ammo can be used per thread currently. ] Each Ammo pack holds currently up to 5 bolts.

It holds the potential to hold countless more but currently is only a prototype in design and any more then this could cause a structure failure when it would attempt to auto load the next arrow. It also can risk over heating the gears and thus the metal possibly burning the arm it rests on if more then 5 bolts [ Ammo ] is fired off in one session of use [ Thread ] .

Measurements And Such:

Ammunition Material: Light Weight Metal Shafts With A Heavier Metal Arrow Head Tip
Ammunition Appearance: Each bolt is roughly 2.75 cm in length and about 1.5 cm in thickness. They look look like mostly straight tubes with small thin arrowheads that don't really go past the shaft of the bolt. there's a little bit of bumps and grooves at the butt end of the bolt this though is to help lock the bolt in place and shoot it off.

D-Tier: 10,000 Huang do u wana buy?

yes I would thank you

Purchase approved, 10k Huang deducted make sure to train your secondary class before you try to register any abilities for it.

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[b]Name:[/b] MAAAC
[b]Tier:[/b] D Tier
[b]Type:[/b] [b]M[/b]iniature, Semi [b]A[/b]utomatic, [b]A[/b]uto Reloaded, [b]A[/b]rm Mounted, [b]C[/b]rossbow.
[b]Material:[/b] Standard Low Grade Metal
[b]Appearance:[/b] A metal arm mounted crossbow made smaller then most to work better for concealment. When locked in place for idle movement it is in a tear drop like shape and is held on by the circle ammo pack that is meant to work in conjunction with the main crossbow itself to keep the crossbow in place on the arm. To pop out the crossbow to its active state so it can be used, a switch must be used on the tail end of it by cocking it back. It will spring back in place after and can be cocked back once more to set the crossbow back to its idle stage.

When It is in its active stage a grip will descend from the main cross bow. Once squeezed it will release any notched bolts in place. To notch a bolt one must simply draw back the string of the crossbow and the auto loader will do the rest. An added strap under the ammo pack can be found most times though to keep the cross bow in place while a new ammo pack would be set in place but is not sturdy enough to keep the crossbow form shifting out of place or slipping off if the arm is flailed about. [ The previous statement is just for flavor text for the most part given  only 5 ammo can be used per thread currently. ] Each Ammo pack holds currently up to 5 bolts.

It holds the potential to hold countless more but currently is only a prototype in design and any more then this could cause a structure failure when it would attempt to auto load the next arrow. It also can risk over heating the gears and thus the metal possibly burning the arm it rests on if more then 5 bolts [ Ammo ] is fired off in one session of use [ Thread ] .