Schutzwaffe

Schutzwaffe - "Offering today's forces tomorrow's weaponry."

Offering advanced technical solutions to modern combat situations, Schutzwaffe has become the global face of German weapons engineering. Beating down nationally endorsed manufacturers, Schutzwaffe's mechanical genius has bought it the attention of a wide variety of paramilitary organisations, as well as wealthy individuals.

Schutzwaffe Crowd Management Solutions

Betäuben-4 WF OLP

- The OLP has been an important part of riot control in post-Shift Europa, especially in the sprawling, often riotous metropolises of Munich and New Frankfurt. The ability to stun crowds of citizens or euthanize threats to a riot officer's person from one compact platform lends it its popularity. The Betäuben-4 is the latest generation of a respected Schutzwaffe design, featuring comparatively simple muzzle-loaded operation.

Loaded with single-use lithium cells, the Betäuben features fire-selectors on the foregrip to alter the width and intensity of the dispersion beam. A low-intensity blast stuns most human-normal targets for several seconds, while full intensity settings will cause massive internal trauma.

Decay of the resonance elements within the weapon's casing sometimes neccessitates on-the-fly adjustment of power distribution settings. Training any operator in safe adjustment techniques minimizes the risk of severe explosions. ''Notes: Beam cone width from 1-30 degrees. Intensities; stun (1-30 degrees), knockout (1-15), kill (1-5).''

Schutzwaffe Combat Engagement Solutions

Stechen Karbiner

- The iconic firearm of the Polizeikachenacht, the Stechen has been the fist of German law enforcement for the past two decades. Lethal at close ranges, and capable of impressive suppresion over greater distances, it is effective in combating even heavily armoured targets. While it can be loaded with RSCells, the weapon's energy demands usually necessitate the wearing of full size combat energy packs such as Stalichcells or HyperShifts.

By creating small flechettes of plasma using induction supercoils, the Stechen fires a tight cone of extreme stopping power, either in a constant barrage or single 'shots'. The weapon is robust, and comparatively free from issues of recoil, although overheating can trouble users in adverse conditions or environments who have failed to take proper precautions. A compact solution for today's frontline soldier, the Stechen is a weapon for the 2100s, free from the limitations of manufactured projectiles.