Device
Marked-Target Firing Lock
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A Marked-Target Firing Lock, also known simply as a firing lock, was a type of ranged weapon attachment that mitigated the chances of unintended casualties. It prevented its user from firing the weapon it was attached to unless the firing lock's sensors detected that there was a clear line of sight to the target that was designated in advance. Marked-Target Firing Locks cost 900 credits, and models included the BlasTech Industries "Surefire" Safety Sensor and the Cadregg Armory Model-87 Weapon Sensor.
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Facts
- Cost
- 900 credits
- Purpose
- To prevent its user from hitting an unintended target
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