Designed over 40 years ago, the Altmayr SP stood in contrast to other pistol shotguns of the time: where they were first built as rifle-sized weapons and then cut down to a more compact format, the Altmayr SP was built from the ground up to be a pistol-sized option. It also ignored the typical "complicated German engineering" stereotype, its detachable tube magazine able to be replaced with stick or drum magazines produced by several companies, purchased separately if the user felt the tube shape was too finicky. After the death of its creator, the Altmayr SP has re-entered production as the Altmayr SP "Classic" and is available by Matrix order.

Damage Value: 

• 8P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 1 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 7

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥200

Special Qualities:

• +2 Concealability

The update to Altmayr's flagship shotgun - the Altmayr SP - which as popularized in the infamous UCAS trogsploitation trid "Null Zone," on full display in lead actor Georg Götzinger's gold-plated cyberhands. The SPX2 changes it up by having an exterior optional pump-action and a non-detachable tube magazine. It still retains the internal mechanism for automatic fire, but the Altmayr SPX has not waned in popularity at all thanks to the ability to easily and quickly clear jams. This has made it an immediate hit among larger metatypes, leading the ones who can afford it to lug it around as a glorified pistol shotgun and fire it off one-handed.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥300

Special Qualities:

• +2 Concealability

• Cannot use magazine modifications.

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

The Altmayr SPX2 was introduced in the same year as the Altmayr Black Moon heavy pistol and only just a few years after the introduction of the SPX in 2075. If the SPX was already able to score sales through various trideo appearances, then the SPX2 was able to drive those sales straight up once more. Mostly changing from a visual aspect and a return to the Altmayr SP's straight pistol grip, it no longer carries a pump-action on the exterior and instead has its own internal electronically active pump-action that allows for shots in quick succession and has been received as an "unnecessary technical gimmick" which currently leaves it at the bottom of the pack in terms of sales.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥475

Special Qualities:

• +2 Concealability

For over 40 years the Altmayr shotguns have stood for reliability, effectiveness, and affordability in urban warfare across the globe with criminals, gang members, medium-sized security forces, shadowrunners and even scared little wage slaves looking for a home defense weapon. After the passing of Alfred Altmayr and the passing of the company to his more progressive son Konrad Altmayr, a NeoNET alumni, the Altmayr catalogue has innovated substantially. Released in 2082, the Altmayr SPX4 has transformed the playing field with the detachable helical magazine and laser sight, increasing ammunition capacity by 50% and helping shooters keep their target on track without breaking the bank.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 12

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥850

Special Qualities:

• +2 Concealability

• Laser Sight

A relatively recent and experimental "laser shotgun" produced by Ares, this laser weapon uses a beam splitter to fire an array of smaller lasers rather than a single large, cohesive beam. This weapon has been seen in limited use in Ares Firewatch teams across North America, specifically in Detroit and Chicago but has not been released for sale outside of the military arms market. Those that people do find available on the street are of the "dropped once, never fired" quality.

Damage Value: 

• 6P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 9 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10 or Power Source

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥19,000

Special Qualities:

• Uses Peak-Discharge Battery Packs

• Laser Weapon: Suffers no recoil penalties.

• Laser Weapon: Requires a clear line of sight to fire: particulate such as smoke or fire will disrupt the beam.

• Laser weapons may mount underbarrel and top-mounted accessories and cannot be modified in any way.

The successor to the M4 Super 90, the M8 Super 100 is the Italian fine dining of automatic shotguns. When the M4 Super 90 became too long in the tooth post-Euro Wars, Benelli decided to rebuild their famous shotgun with the modern market in mind. The frame itself resembles its predecessor on purpose, with advanced plasteel and other composite materials contributing to a well-balanced weight despite hollowed out areas made to store firearms electronics such as a smartgun system. It has retained its popularity in various countries with a wide scope of police, military, and corporate security forces for its ease of use, repair, and customization potential.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 6

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥2,000

Special Qualities:

• Laser Sight

• Melee Hardening

• Heavy Barrel

With its innovative dual-magazine design, the Northstar is quickly becoming the bullpup shotgun of choice for urban scenarios. Able to toggle between two different types of ammunition, the Northstar doubles the user's tactical choices as well as his ammunition capacity. At just 60 centimeters long, the Northstar is ideally suited to navigate the type of restricted terrain today's professionals find in the modern sprawl.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 6 x 2

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥2,000

Special Qualities:

• Additional Magazine (Side)

• Smartgun System (Internal)

The Desperado is a short-barreled repeating shotgun whose design is reminiscent of the time when the North American west was still considered wild and untamed by the settlers. The weapon was built only in limited numbers each year from 2030 to 2056 and was available with a wide range of unique design features including mother-of-pearl inlays, precious metals coatings, and exotic woods or gravures by renown artists. They are popular on the secondhand market and often found at estate sales for the aging upper middle class.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥2,000

Special Qualities:

• Short Barrel / Sawn-Off

• +3 Concealability

In every slum and crisis region in the world there are weapons that are made of trash for protection. Even less fantastical and tailor-made than the Street Sweeper, this scrapbuilt weapon is glued, riveted, nailed, and screwed together with pure trash. Wooden slats, pipes, and tin cans are affixed and crudely welded. These noisemakers litter trash piles in the Barrens and are held close by those who live near ghouls and critters mostly as a deterrent. You only get one shot with a Barrens-style blunderbuss and depending on what you jam down the muzzle.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 1

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 1

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥50

Special Qualities:

• This weapon breaks irreparably on a Glitch and on a Critical Glitch it does its full damage value to the user.

Cavalier's companion to the Sherriff, the Falchion is designed to be part of a shooter's integrated Personal Area Network. The Falchion's smartlink system painlessly synchronizes with the user's commlink, providing visual cues when performing a weapon switch in a tactical situation. The advanced safety system and lack of manual controls ensures the weapon cannot be turned against the user. Also, in keeping with the Sherriff's popular visual customization options, the Falchion is available in a number of decorative colors and patterns.

Damage Value: 

• 12P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,200

Special Qualities:

• Weapon Security System

• Melee Hardening

• Smartgun System (Internal)

• Trigger Removal

Cavalier has released the Lancer to law enforcement agencies in North America as the ultimate breaching tool. The Lancer is a semi-automatic shotgun with an underbarrel grenade launcher. The weapon's accesories are designed to give the police operative the maximum number of options possible. The weapon is equipped with a bipod to help users maintain accuracy when using solid or specialty ammunition. The weapon's structure is also reinforced to withstand the shock of sudden impacts and fragments from breaching charges.

Damage Value: 

• 7P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Illegal)

Capacity: 2

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,550

Special Qualities:

• Melee Hardening

• Grenade Launcher

• Bipod

With the rise of the "assault shotgun" concept, Colt got in on the act in 2080 by releasing an assault shotgun version of their classic M-23. Called the MS-27, the entire weapon frame was re-tooled to accommodate standard 12-gauge shotgun shells and then reinforced to handle recoil and stress. The result is a solid overall weapon capable of up to fully automatic fire.  Those familiar with the M-23/23A2 system can easily transition to the MS-27 with little or no training. In fact, both lines share several of the same parts which has made field repair and overall logistics simpler.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 12

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire, Fully Automatic

Cost: ¥950

Special Qualities:

• -

A common sight on the mean streets when things escalate beyond just pistols and knives, this autoloading shotgun is gas operated with a secondary pump action for situations where preventing jams is more important than quickly firing a second shot.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥450

Special Qualities:

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

A common sight on the mean streets when things escalate beyond just pistols and knives, this autoloading shotgun is gas operated with a secondary pump action for situations where preventing jams is more important than quickly firing a second shot. This variant of the T-250 has been designed around its shorter profile, making it a favorite simply because it's so easy to hide.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥475

Special Qualities:

• +4 Concealability

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

This break-action, over-under shotgun was made primarily for beginner shooters of larger metatype. While Defiance has never put a dangerous weapon on the market, the advertising of the T-800 as a "troll's handgun" by many secondhand sellers and the low market price has given an unfair reputation to an otherwise solid, budget option.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 2

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥200

Special Qualities:

• -

Starting out as a project by one of Defiance's gunsmiths and intended as a gag gift for the CEO, word of a "secret new project" reached the ears of a corporate spy who quickly attempted to acquire the non-existent specs, only finding a crude napkin sketch of a tri-barrel, pistol-gripped, break-action shotgun. The images ended up on the Matrix and Defiance quickly drew up proper specs for copyright purposes and began a limited production run that ran out in short order. After the second, third, and forth all sold out. Considered a novelty, the T-285 is nothing more than a sawn-off T-280 with three barrels welded together in a pyramid formation. Manual switches behind the barrel-break control the number of shots fired (one, two, or all three).

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 3

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥275

Special Qualities:

• Increase the Damage Value by 1 for each additional barrel fired.

• Uses Wild Dice when firing two or more barrels.

This venerable military assault shotgun provides its user with nearly unmatched firepower in close quarters. Universally feared on the streets since the 2030's, the AS-7 can either be loaded with 10-round magazines or Enfield produced 24-round drum magazines. It also comes with a built-in, top-mounted sight known for its reliability.

Damage Value: 

• 13P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,100

Special Qualities:

• Laser Sight

Slightly weaker than its mainline counterpart, The AS-7c is known as the "tanker's model" thanks to its use in the Euro Wars. While deployed forces seldom used the drum magazines the compact features, ease of use, and general capabilities made this one of western Europe's primary go-to guns even if slightly skeletonized frame was flimsier and the metal folding stock was often wrapped in old socks to prevent it from cutting a user's cheek. It misses the mark on the AS-7's spotless design and use but that doesn't stop people from wanting a shotgun that can auto fire, even if it's not as good as its big sibling.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥750

Special Qualities:

• Laser Sight

• Folding Stock

Still produced after 40 years, the SPAS-22 meets the most stringent performance standards. Capable of selective fire in both single- and burst-fire modes, the SPAS-22 holds its own at any time and any place. The iconic but traditionally uncomfortable folding stock has been completely redesigned for shoulder and cheek comfort without sacrificing its nature as the ideal weapon for low-profile operations.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -3 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,250

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System (Internal)

• Folding Stock

• Shock Pad

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

An upgraded version of the classic SPAS-22, the SPAS-24 is a rugged, pump-action shotgun that comes standard with a smartgun system and integrated flashlight mounted in the pump action. It differs most in that instead of the traditional folding stock, the SPAS-24 comes with a rigid stock and shock pad.

Damage Value: 

• 12P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,050

Special Qualities:

• Flashlight

• Smartgun System (Internal)

• Shock Pad

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

The current addition to the SPAS line, the SPAS-25, is a relatively simple and straightforward design that harkens back to the earlier SPAS-22 yet still retains many of the features that made the SPAS-22 popular among pigs such as the smartgun system and optional folding stock for ease of storage. In addition, the SPAS-25 features a serrated breaching teeth on the barrel. These teeth assist with the barrel seating against a door for breaching actions or for use as an impromptu interrogation tool.

Damage Value:

• 13P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥750

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System (Internal)

• Folding Stock

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

Released in 2037, the Centennial update to the venerable Model 37 keeps the spirit of a long-barreled hunting shotgun well and alive, even if it's been co-opted on the street by more gangers than anyone can count. This remarkably no-frills shotgun does not contain any electronics, any advanced features, and few true modernizing features. What it does contain is a 100% real wood stock, metal body and parts. It currently sits on many a rack or wall between hunting trips as a conversation piece but some enterprising souls that steal one find that it'll do the job just fine if that job is killing metahumans.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 4

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,500

Special Qualities:

• Custom Style

• Sling

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

Ithaca's most recent release, the Deer Slayer has been continously upgraded, rebuilt, and thrown into limited production runs throughout the years. As their primary hunting shotgun, the Deer Slayer V has had some major redesigns to reduce its heft and weight for both beginner hunters and experienced ones who prefer to trundle off into the wilderness without carrying around an extremely heavy, long hunting shotgun. Despite the reduced weight the Deer Slayer V suffers no accuracy or recoil detriments and is considered the best in the Deer Slayer line yet, not just for its lovely walnut stock but due to its genuinely good field performance.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,000

Special Qualities:

• Shock Pad

This new update of the 1888 "Crass Model" designed by Frederick Crass, this is the fourth major redesign of the Crass frame. While not a historical piece by any means, the engravings and wood furniture give it a look of stature. Released in a limited production bath in 2060, the Crass 60 is popular with hunters and sports shooters due to the excellent auto-ejectors in the break-action which are graded as some of the best in the sports shooting world. It has also found an alarming popularity in the Dakotas among ex-UCAS citizens who still live in the recently annexed North Dakota due to its alarmingly fast breakdown and ability to be hidden on one's person without a majorly visible profile.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -2 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 2

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥2,000

Special Qualities:

• Easy Breakdown

• Increase the Damage Value by 1 for each additional barrel fired.

• Uses Wild Dice when firing two or more barrels.

A shotgun with a stock is something that Izom tends to avoid: they design for the street and for security personnel. This long-barreled shotgun isn't anything terribly special, often seen as a Renraku subsidiary's requisite entry to ensure southeast Asian market share against competitors but like with all of Izom's offerings, it's a highly modernized weapon built for the age, full to the brim with internal electronics which supposedly justify its asking price by ensuring that it's truly difficult to steal and use during a home defense scenario.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 4

Ammo: 6

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥2,300

Special Qualities:

• Electronic Firing

• Biometric Gun Lock

• Tracker

• Trigger Removal

• Accessory Rail

• Any jams from a Glitch or Critical Glitch can be cleared with a Minor Action.

• Cannot accept underbarrel accessories.

The CSM-419 is a large capacity shotgun intended for law enforcement and paramilitary organizations that require an edge in close-quarter battle scenarios. The weapon features advanced sighting aids as well as an integrated safety system and complete electronic control of the feed mechanism. The primary action is recoil-operated to ensure reliability when technomancer threats may be nearby. The unique Compact Carry magazines mesh with the weapon's firmware and form a portion of the weapon's rugged structure.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,700

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System

• Weapon Security System (WSS)

• Ammo Skip System

• Safe Target System (STS)

The SS-374 is a redesign of a classic pump-action shotgun. Izom's ergonomic enhancement team has attempted to add features that all metahumans will find comfortable while retaining the feel that aficionados have all come to expect. The SS-374 features a side-loading tube magazine mounted above the pump action, eliminating the danger of rough use damaging the weapon's functionality. The weapon's advanced safety features and cartridge ignition system ensure the weapon will never discharge when dropped and its rugged construction will endear itself to operators who take it into less-than-pristine environments.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 4

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥850

Special Qualities:

• Electronic Firing

So, Old Man Krime was playing around in his workshop one day when he figured out how to make a Remington Roomsweeper fire on full-auto and thought "Damn nice but it needs more rounds!" Actually, his first thought was making sure Claire, who worked on the other side of his wall, was okay and her tough troll hide had indeed stopped the buckshot! Then he figured that it needed more rounds. After obtaining a license from Remington, Krime introduced the Krime Boom - a troll-sized longarm that holds an amazing TWENTY shotgun shells in its integrated dual tube magazine and fires with full-auto fury. Most other automatics will suppress a room - the Krime Boom suppresses the WHOLE FRAGGING HOUSE!!!

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 20

Modes: Single-Shot, Fully Automatic

Cost: ¥750

Special Qualities:

• The Boom is only available in troll sizes. Any other metatype using this weapon has a -2 Dice Pool Penalty.

This drum-fed instrument of death is a manufacturing marvel released by Krime for the civilian arms enthusiast. The large frame design absorbs much of the recoil produced by the shotgun's rapid-fire capability, allowing the shooter to keep the barrel aimed at their target whether it's a paper silhouette, a clay pigeon, or an Awakened critter crawling out of your basement. The Krime "Boss" makes sure you come out on top of the heap.

Damage Value: 

• 13P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 15

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥600

Special Qualities:

• Detachable Drum Magazine

• Metahuman Adaptation

Krime's recent addition into the "assault shotgun" category has more or less been a resounding failure due to market saturation, Krime's low quality control, and the known issue of the faux wood plastic hand guards melting after a fully fired drum in quick succession. It's also known for its terrible rifling which leads to a severely reduced range. Despite this, it's cheap and readily available and made for trolls - so who really gives a drek about QA when Old Man Krime's favorite people will be using it regardless?

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / - / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 1

Ammo: 12

Modes: Single-Shot, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥500

Special Qualities:

• This weapon can only accept a single, top-mounted accessory.

• Detachable Drum Magazine

• The Duke is only available in troll sizes. Any other metatype using this weapon has a -2 Dice Pool Penalty.

• On a Glitch or Critical Glitch, the Duke's handguard melts completely, and the weapon is damaged, subsequent firings suffering a -2 Dice Pool Penalty.

Introduced in the seventh season of the Desert Wars, Mossberg's "combat gun" retained top-tier popularity and was voted the Best New Weapon for that season. The Mossberg CMDT Combat Gun is a proven winner in every climate and in nearly any situation.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,400

Special Qualities:

• Uses Flechette ammunition.

• Laser Sight

The chosen shotgun for corporate militaries in the desert wars, the SM-CMDT features an internal smartgun system.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,900

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System (Internal)

• Uses Flechette ammunition.

Many shotguns aren't known for their accuracy, but Mossberg hopes the latest version of the venerable CMDT combat gun will change that. After merging their classic combat shotgun design with the latest in smartgun technology, Mossberg recently began a marketing campaign aimed at law enforcement and security agencies that declared the AM-CMDT is a "perfect balance between accuracy and firepower." While previous versions of the CMDT only used flechette ammunition, the AM-CMDT is capable of accepting all standard shotgun rounds.

Damage Value: 

• 12P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 10

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire, Fully Automatic

Cost: ¥1,400

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System

This modern update to the early 1990's Truvelo Armory, Anthony S. Neophytou brainchild changes little about the complicated internal operation that made the original a niche product for a niche audience. It also retains its unique, forward-back pump-action mechanism instead of the traditional backward moving action. This increases its safety with users. The dual magazines are fed by a bullpup breach door in the stock and have a selector switch which can switch the choice of tube if the smartgun system is not enabled. They also can be set up to fire consecutively. 

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 6 x 2

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,500

Special Qualities:

• Smartgun System (Internal)

With the Pressure KS-X, Onotari Arms brings the combat shotgun to a new level. Roughly the size of most sub-machine guns, the Pressure KS-X is designed for close quarters combat. Whether they're soft targets, armored foes, critters, or breaching a door, the Pressure KS-X is the European police officer's first choice as well as a special forces and corporate military favorite. It features an extendable buttstock, built-in laser sight, and impressive accessory rail. Also for the first time, Onotari Arms offers a suppressor - the revolutionary design allows it to operate almost silently in enemy territory and for operators to take full advantage of the element of surprise.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 7 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 12

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥1,200

Special Qualities:

• Folding Stock

• Laser Sight (Low Power)

• Suppressor (Internal)

• On a Glitch the suppressor is damaged. On a Critical Glitch, the suppressor is destroyed irreparably.

• Cannot accept underbarrel accessories.

Onotari Arms seldom designs for the civilian market. Most of their firearms adhere strictly to a developmental adage of "build it for a corp cop." While the Onotari Arms "Shark" is not truly different in that regard, Onotari Arms allowed it to be put into the action-romance trid "Wild Youth." In the hands of the heroine, Bridgette Tonra, the Shark was painted with literal shark jaws and exacted vigilante justice on the streets of Detroit against a corrupt, corporate-owned police department with hilariously poorly concealed visual and thematic similarities to Ares and Knight Errant. Since then, the Shark has exploded in popularity thanks to a generous price drop for what appears to be a solid, if feature-lacking, shotgun.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥950

Special Qualities:

• Weapon Security System (WSS)

This shotgun is a classic double-barrel style for a classic sport. Produced only in small numbers, it's renown among European hunters and trap shooters as a precise and prestigous weapon. The weapon's rigid stock comes equipped with an integrated shock pad.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 2

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,000

Special Qualities:

• Shock Pad

• Increase the Damage Value by 1 for each additional barrel fired.

• Uses Wild Dice when firing two or more barrels.

As a successor to the PJSS Model 55, the Model 75 is the premiere choice for sporting and hunting with double-barrel shotguns. It embodies true beauty with it's real wood furniture and artificial leather accents made from muskin and mushroom caps which are treated to be humidity resistent - unlike real leather - and antibacterial. Thanks to robust workmanship, the Model 75 is characterized by its high comfort even when under lengthy hunting trips.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 2

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,200

Special Qualities:

• Increase the Damage Value by 1 for each additional barrel fired.

• Uses Wild Dice when firing two or more barrels.

Treated with the same tender care and high-quality workmanship and quality control of the regular Model 75, the PJSS Model 75-III is for the discerning huntsperson who demands more bang for their buck - literally. The only defining feature of this model is that there is a third barrel underneath the primary pair, giving it an "upside down pyramid" shape. Thanks to the muskin and mushroom cap artificial leather recoil pad, however, recoil is noted to be discernably the same.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 5 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 3

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,700

Special Qualities:

• Shock Pad

• Increase the Damage Value by 1 for each additional barrel fired.

• Uses Wild Dice when firing two or more barrels.

Several years ago, Ranger Arms bought the rights to the renown AA-16 Assault Shotgun. The consensus at the time was they had just obtained a gold mine of sales - and that turned out to be the case. Considered to be the pinnacle of assault shotguns, the AA-16 - AKA "Warhammer" - is a heavy-hitting, short-to-medium range and full-auto capable weapons platform that comes with an internal smartgun system and foregrip. Maintenance is also incredibly easy as the firing mechanisms and bolt actions are constructed from a chrome/stainless steel alloy that resists all but the most extreme grime and dirt buildup. While Ranger Arms is making money hand over fist producing the Warhammer, their production lines are severely backlogged. This has made the weapon a hot commodity on the streets and black markets.

Damage Value: 

• 13P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 12

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire, Fully Automatic

Cost: ¥2,050

Special Qualities:

• Foregrip

• Smartgun System (Internal)

Whether you're on a budget and need a good, solid boomstick or you're looking for a nice base weapon to modify the drek out of you can't go wrong with the Remington 990. A solid and no-frills design, the 990 has been in steady production for almost seventy years and is widely available in every part of the world. Professionals appreciate the weapon's ruggedness and reliability right out of the box while novice shooters appreciate its low cost, ease of use and straightforward maintenance. The 990 comes standard with a top-mounted accessory rail and a smaller hardpoint mounted under the pump for additional accessories. 

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 7

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥950

Special Qualities:

• Accessory Rail

While the majority of Remington's sales lie in the venerable (and popular) Roomsweeper and the blank slate that is the 990, the 900 Tactical is regarded as an equal in practically all manners of construction. Easy to maintain, comfortable to shoot, and with plenty of space for customization, the 900 Tactical has been designed for a more tactically minded shooter who requires a larger number of rounds than what just a magazine tube can provide, with Lone Star picking up a limited contract on them when the firearm was first released despite their long-standing exclusivity contract with Cavalier Arms.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 14

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,250

Special Qualities:

• -

A variant of their classic 990 shotgun, the 995 "Buzzsaw" has gained a reputation as being a simple yet reliable and rugged entry gun. Currently a favorite among Lone Star's Shadowriders, the 995 has a pistol grip in place of the standard stock. What makes the 995 an effective door-breacher is the barrel-mounted titanium teeth that prevent the weapon from skipping when fired against a door hinge or onto a lock... the teeth also hurt when jammed into someone's hands or neck, as many Lone Star officers have proven during close-quarters raids.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 8

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,000

Special Qualities:

• Foregrip

• Side Ammo Mount

• Breaching Teeth: Grants a +2 Damage Value when the weapon's barrel is seated against a target.

Shiawase's latest entry into the civilian arms market, the Rain features the "Magazine Barrel" popular with many organizations thanks to its ability to simplify record keeping and maintenance of a firearm, as the barrel is replaced at the same time as the ammunition is. The Rain currently has a number of different shot types available, with Matrix support recommendations based on the laws of your particular locale.

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥450

Special Qualities:

• Folding Stock

• Cannot accept any barrel modifications.

The Riot Guard is intended for law enforcement and independent security forces engaged in operations against low- and medium-level threat subjects. The weapon is a magazine-fed, gas-operated shotgun with the magazine flush-mounted along the bottom of the weapon to allow a large magazine capacity without compromising the ability of the operator to gain the maximum use of cover. The weapon's polymer case and frame have been reinforced to withstand rough use as an improvised melee weapon if an assailant gets too close to the operative.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -8 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 15

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic, Burst-Fire

Cost: ¥2,300

Special Qualities:

• Melee Hardening

• Lightweight

The Tsunami is primarily a commercial product intended for users who desire a weapon for sports use or home defense. The weapon features an extended tube magazine and a short stroke, pump-action for skeet shooting and quail hunting enthusiasts. The weapon is designed with several features encouraging safe storage at the owner's home. Each unit comes with a removable trigger lock and a comprehensive safety manual. The Tsunami also possesses a tracking function built into the weapon's hardware to ensure that stolen weapons can be quickly retrieved by law enforcement after a theft has been reported. These features have gained the Tsunami a highly coveted "Recommended" status from several law enforcement agencies worldwide.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 7

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥500

Special Qualities:

• Tracker

The so-called "street sweeper" shotgun is not officially distributed or produced by any corporation. It is a jury-rigged shotgun used by sprawl gangers and similar low-level criminals and has been popularized by several trid shows which are oft watched on the Matrix, influencing many a local gunsmith with the appropriate tools to start distributing them. The Street Sweeper functions similarly to an old-fashioned musket and must be manually loaded with each shot with condensed black powder cubes. The muzzle is then crammed full of any small, hard junk or debris within reach such as rocks, glass, screws, nails, plascrete chunks, etc. 

Damage Value: 

• 10P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / - / -/ -

Availability: 

• 1 (Legal)

Capacity: 0

Ammo: 1

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥175

Special Qualities:

• 20 Meter maximum range.

• The gamemaster may choose to modify the Street Sweeper's damage value by +/- 1 depending on the "ammunition" loaded into the muzzle.

• The black powder cubes required for shooting have an Availability of 4 and cost ¥10 for 10 shots.

• Upon purchasing, the buyer must decide if they wish to build this weapon in the Narrow or Wide configuration. In the Narrow configuration, it operates the same as regular weaponry.

• In the Wide configuration, this weapon fires in a 3x3 Square directly in front of the user. The user makes a single attack roll, which must be defended against by all targets in the area of effect.

Known as the "European Remington," the TEC 603 is a pump-action shotgun popular with street samurai and enthusiasts alike. Known for use at longer ranges and seldom used with such close quarters vigor as other shotguns, it comes pre-installed with a x6 magnification scope, an uncomfortable and brittle plastic folding stock, and even has a redundant pump-action to clear any jams. Despite the sub-par folding stock, the Bull has endured and sales have been consistent in the North American and European markets since its introduction in 2068.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 4

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,300

Special Qualities:

• Folding Stock

• Imaging Scope

Originally developed as a close quarters weapon in the mid-1990's, the MAG-7 "Persuader" is the most recent iteration of the strange yet iconic design that hails from southern Africa. In general, the MAG-7 appears much like an enlarged Uzi with a box magazine located inside of the pistol grip that load special 60mm long shotgun shells. Major complaints with the MAG-7 have remained due to the weapon not seeing major redesign in almost 90 years but despite this it's popular among those who want a short, easy-to-control pump-action shotgun.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥800

Special Qualities:

• This weapon cannot accept any underbarrel accessories.

Due to the unique pump-action mechanism on the MAG-7, the Dual Riot carries a unique top-mounted grenade launcher. It was developed for the perceived need of riot police and other law enforcement officers using the uniquely compact MAG-7 and needing a little more 'oomph.' That oomph came in the form of a single tube 20mm grenade launcher, intended for use with flashbangs, tear gas, and smoke grenades. It also came in the form of an aluminum composite stock with a single slab of synthetic rubber for a user's cheek, as the prototype Dual Riot was noted for cutting a user's cheek during grenade fire.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -3 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 6 (Illegal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥2,000

Special Qualities:

• This weapon cannot accept any top-mounted accessories.

• This weapon cannot accept any underbarrel accessories.

• Rigid Stock

• Grenade Launcher

• The mounted grenade launcher cannot be removed and only carries 1 unit of ammunition.

A hand-finished over-under double-barrel shotgun, the Model 201 is a fine continuation of the line. Commonly sold to sportsmen around the world, this shotgun is manufactured with a number of different iron sights for traditional competition and hunting. The foregrip's checker pattern has nine variations available, along with custom carving for those customers who desire a unique look for an heirloom-quality firearm.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 2

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥1,300

Special Qualities:

• Custom Style

The Model 2054 is a semi-automatic design, originally submitted to the Ute Nation for possible use by their military police. While the Ute Nation ordered the first production runs, the shotgun was made available to civilian purchasers in 2056 after the initial military contract was completed. After the Ute Nation's annexation into the Pueblo Corporate Council, many Model 2054's found themselves on the streets and black markets, particularly in the hands of Comanche mafia and anti-anglo policlubs.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 3 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 7

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥900

Special Qualities:

• Laser Sight

• Folding Stock

Featured in the trid "AIs at Dawn," the Model 2066 is a development of a classic Winchester shotgun design, modernized for today's sportsman (or robot slayer). The receiver is constructed with high tensile steel, improving the weapon's ability to handle custom hunting loads while the case-ejection system has been strengthened for shooters who prefer modern, longer cartridges. The lever-action has been designed with self-lubricating parts to ensure smooth operation and loading, a critical factor for those caught by surprise in wild country.

Damage Value: 

• 11P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 4 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 5

Modes: Single-Shot

Cost: ¥1,000

Special Qualities:

• -

Another gem from the small German arms manufacturer Wirtz, the SW3i was intended for police sale, yet it lost out on several contracts miserably. When it seemed like it was all but destined to be thrown onto the pit an anarchist collective in East Berlin purchased licensing for it and ordered 300 of the shotguns. Wirtz wasn't in a position to stick their nose up at the nuyen and the "Demolition Control" stockless shotguns spread like a plague, with nearly every shadowrun in the Berlin area having doors breaked by the reddish-brown, box-magazine fed breaching shotguns. On the bright side? They got as much weapon data as they needed for future endeavors and near the end of the most recent production run they broke even on the SW3i.

Damage Value: 

• 9P

Range: 

• OK / OK* / -4 / -/ -

Availability: 

• 2 (Legal)

Capacity: 5

Ammo: 4

Modes: Single-Shot, Semi-Automatic

Cost: ¥600

Special Qualities:

• -