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Weapons

21% Delirium

Legendary
Arc Machine Gun · Power · Heavy ammo · Rapid-Fire Frame

"All right." —A Dark Age drifter

Source: Complete this weapon's associated Gambit quest.

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Perks

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Barrel
Magazine
Trait 1
Trait 2
Rapid-Fire Frame

Deeper ammo reserves. Slightly faster reload when magazine is empty.

Deep ammo reserves. Fast reload when empty.

Roll helper

Best barrel/magazine/etc. + masterwork for the stats this preset weights (Stability x1, Handling x1, Reload Speed x1.2, Range x0.6). Stats are capped at 100 for scoring.

Polygonal RiflingExtended MagMasterworked: Stability

Stats

Impact
25
Range
44
Stability
57+10
Handling
48
Reload Speed
37-20
Aim Assistance
70
Airborne Effectiveness
16+10
Recoil Direction
60
Ammo Generation
45
Rounds Per Minute
900
Magazine
111+30

Base stats plus selected perks. Masterwork and mod bonuses are not included.

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Weapon Cosmetics
Weapon Mods
Ornaments (1)

Ornaments that can be applied to this item.

Lore

"All right." —A Dark Age drifter

A Dark Age drifter stood against an oncoming horde. The stuff of nightmares. Quad-armed, mouths full of shining carnivore teeth, carrying weathered but fully functional armor and weapons. They moved as a mob, their boots kicking up clouds of dust as they advanced, blades glinting in the sun. "All right," he said, a quiet salute to his dance partners as he wove around sizzling Arc bolts, coat trailing him like a shadow. He might not walk away from this. But they definitely wouldn't. His Machine Gun spoke much louder than he did, over and over. He had never brought himself to shoot a human. Or anything even resembling a human. Risen included. But these were no Risen. No humans. He broke their advance like oil parting water, the repeating bloom of his heavy leading the way. A blue, viscous film covered the dirt, dust, and rocks when he was finished. "All right," he said, looking appreciably down at his smoking weapon. A trail of spent shells traced his path through his opponents' ranks. Hard to find a bite out here, most days. Every day. He wondered what they'd taste like.