Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster

Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster
Type: Weapon (Blasters)
Category: Blaster Rifle

Size: 2 slots

Blaster Weapon Enhancement - III: Sensor Signature Reduction (Advanced)

Blaster Weapon Upgrade - II: Hunting Barrel

Blaster Weapon Targeting Enhancement - III: J19 Electroscope

Ranged Weapon Cosmetic: Forest Camouflage

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Owned by: Warlord Etah Obsidyn

Prototype: Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster

Slotted in: Eris Personal Belongings

The Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster is a heavy Blaster Rifle weapon manufactured by Sonn-Blas, and the successor to the First Order FWMB-10 Repeating Blaster. Unlike the regular FWMB-10 this weapon is streamlined to be less cumbersome, with the entire weapon covered in a black and red paint scheme. It features a high-magnification electroscope for long-range targeting, and has a collapsable stand for consistent fire. It was used by the Sith Eternal during the final battle of the First Order-Resistance Conflict.

Sensor Signature Reduction (Advanced) (Blaster Weapon Enhancement - III)

The internal components of this Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster have been modified with greatly dampened electrical components, making Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster completely resistant to sensors.

Hunting Barrel (Blaster Weapon Upgrade - II)

The barrel on this Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster has been replaced with a much longer hunting barrel, making Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster harder to conceal but greatly increasing its effective range.

J19 Electroscope (Blaster Weapon Targeting Enhancement - III)

The top of this Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster has been fitted with a J19 electroscope, allowing Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster up to 8x zoom with four adjustment levels of magnification and low-light capabilities.

Forest Camouflage (Ranged Weapon Cosmetic)

Sonn-Blas FWMB-10B Repeating Blaster has been painted in a forest camouflage scheme. Every component and surface of the weapon has been applied with a mingled pattern of green and brown tones so tha tit better blends in with a forest environment.