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DISCLAIMER: For whatever project you use this on or edit it for, you MUST credit me as the original creator. That's all, have at it.

Utilizing a super condensed Carbon-nano tube core the battery casing can send enough energy to a capacitor bank to launch a .338 projectile up to 3 km/s.
While rechargeable, this unit can only shoot once before needing a recharge.

The conductive rings will not shock the user when touched by bare hands. Instead, the primer circuit must be completed by the bolt to send energy to the firearm.
However, it is still reccommended you handle with care.
Conductive ring materials are available in silver, copper, and more expensive versions can be bought with gold conductive rings.

The round is friction fit into its harness and to avoid suction there are two air holes drilled into the harness.
To produce spin in flight for stabilization, spin groves have been milled into the projectile.
Currently, projectile harnesses can be anodized to OD green and paramilitary blue.

Projectiles are available in steel core, tungsten, and depleted uranium.

*Since this was originally for a commission I did not want to use the original creator's corporation logo because it was not mine so hence the [redacted]*

Description
DISCLAIMER: For whatever project you use this on or edit it for, you MUST credit me as the original creator. That's all, have at it.

Utilizing a super condensed Carbon-nano tube core the battery casing can send enough energy to a capacitor bank to launch a .338 projectile up to 3 km/s.
While rechargeable, this unit can only shoot once before needing a recharge.

The conductive rings will not shock the user when touched by bare hands. Instead, the primer circuit must be completed by the bolt to send energy to the firearm.
However, it is still reccommended you handle with care.
Conductive ring materials are available in silver, copper, and more expensive versions can be bought with gold conductive rings.

The round is friction fit into its harness and to avoid suction there are two air holes drilled into the harness.
To produce spin in flight for stabilization, spin groves have been milled into the projectile.
Currently, projectile harnesses can be anodized to OD green and paramilitary blue.

Projectiles are available in steel core, tungsten, and depleted uranium.

*Since this was originally for a commission I did not want to use the original creator's corporation logo because it was not mine so hence the [redacted]*