870-OX

The 870-OX Is a single barreled shotgun that contains 14 rounds of 10gauge ammunition. It operates on a reliable and satisfying pump action which not only charges the magnets within the weapon to propel the pellets but also load the shells into place.

Ammunition
An added benefit of using magnetic rounds that have no casing, the weapon itself fires 10-gauge ammunition at 9 rounds a shot normally. With this type of propulsion method it is possible to load more shells into the barrel than originally intended for older weapons. This weapon has been specially fit to fire with at most 26 rounds in one blast. The amount of shells loaded decreases the range of fire but increases the accuracy at range. The weapon, unlike common myths about the accuracy or usefulness of shot guns at farther than close range, can fire at 1500fps with a weight of 68grain per pellet and reach up to 120m and still reliably kill a target with a center mass shot.

The weapon is highly favored in urban situations due to its undeniable damage at close ranges and its accuracy within rooms, this weapon also exhibits a feature that is widely liked, it contains the ability to slam fire rounds as they come into the barrel which allows the shotgun itself to nearly turn into a semi automatic rifle with the speed it can be fired.

Specification
Different cartridges can be fired from the weapon to deal with certain situations, as with all shotguns shotguns are not a smart decision to use against armor, this is caused by the circular shape of shotgun pellets, it doesn't matter the size of the pellet but instead the shape and area of contact. This means that the role of a solid round is necessary, as it is commonly called a slug, slug ammunition is a solid singular pellet that is fired out of the weapon slugs however are rather inaccurate due to their weighted nature and the unrifled barrel of shotguns.

However when shooting the slug against armored targets it is not necessarily needed to penetrate armor as the impact and transferred energy has been recorded to be able to crack ribs and shock the heart out of rhythm with its force. Other rounds have been deemed unnecessary and dangerous but are still readily available for shotguns, such as flechette, HE, and Dragons breath rounds which are considerably dangerous to the user but at the benefit of danger to the victim.