Photon Pistol

The Photon Sidearm Defense System (PSDS) is a series of standard secondary firearms employed by the Caniic Hierarchy Armed Forces. Designed to enhance soldiers' offensive and defensive capabilities, the PSDS merges both photon energy and liquid nitrogen technologies.
The photon energy component of the PSDS allows for the generation and utilization of powerful laser beams. These high-intensity beams can be directed at targets with exceptional precision, resulting in efficient and accurate strikes. The photon energy not only provides a reliable source of power for the system but also ensures minimal recoil, allowing soldiers to maintain better control over their shots. In addition to photon energy, the PSDS incorporates liquid nitrogen technology to further augment its capabilities. The use of liquid nitrogen offers several advantages, primarily in the form of enhanced cooling capabilities. By channeling liquid nitrogen through the system, excess heat generated during prolonged use is rapidly dissipated, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance. Furthermore, the release of liquid nitrogen upon impact can induce sudden temperature drops, potentially immobilizing or weakening adversaries.

History

Early and Development

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Service history

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Design Details

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Specifications

Length

6.7 inch.

Barrel length

4.3 inch.

Action

Short recoil operation

Rate of fire

semi-automatic

Muzzle velocity

830 ft/s (253 m/s)

Effective firing range

50 m (160 ft)