Editing Bolter (section)

===Angelus Bolt Carbine===
[[File:AngelusBoltCarbinePlaceholder.png|250px|right|thumb|Angelus Bolt Carbine (''Placeholder'')]]

Despite the name, this Bolt Carbine has nothing to do with the Blood Angels. This thing's from ''Dark Heresy'', not ''Deathwatch''.

No, this Bolt Carbine here is sized for regular humans. However, there is a dash of Space Marine to it. See, the fanes of Gunmetal, an industrial section over Scintilla, among their most important duties, they hold an oath-bond to manufacture the casing and primary propulsion charges for Astartes caliber bolt shells. Production of these Astartes bolts is obviously carefully controlled and monitored, and once made, each case is stamped with the aquila and its maker’s mark before being passed on to the Adepts of the Machine God. As for the propulsion charges, they probably stamp the container. Despite the security and precautions inherent in this sacred duty, it is said a few of these shells never see the aquila stamp. These so called "blind shells" are both utterly illegal and highly desirable, but on their own, blind shells are useless without a weapon to fire them. It's not like the people who drop these bolts also sell Bolters to complement them... Consequently, the Fane of Fykos makes in secret a weapon known as the "Angelus". Bluntly elegant in shape and crafted from the finest materials, the Angelus’s lacquered stock houses its magazine and unlocks to take three Astartes caliber bolt shells snugly nose to tail. Provided only to their richest and most trustworthy of clients, the exclusivity and terrible killing power of the Angelus is favored by the wealthiest of bounty hunters and the most accomplished of beast-slayers in the Calixis Sector. Carrying one of these powerful, but highly illegal weapons entails certain risks all of its own.

So what are you paying for here? A human-sized, bullpup Bolter that fires Space Marine-grade bolts. Unlike Azrael's ''Lion's Wrath'', the Angelus Bolt Carbine is neither unique nor a combi-plasma, and it also certainly does not have a traditional magazine in the back. The stock is the magazine, albeit a horribly small one with a generous capacity of three. Not thirty. Three.
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| Basic
| 100 m
| S/–/–
| 2d10 X
| 5
| 3
| 3 Full
| Accurate
| 11 kg
| 2,000
| Very Rare
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