Cdru's Ultra-Tech TL9 Small Arms Revised

 Hey-hey-hey! Have you ever looked at TL9 conventional and ETC firearms in Ultra-Tech, and think to yourself "Damn, these guns sure do suck!" ?

Because, let's be honest - they do. Ultra-Tech firearms have suffered hardest from all the problems other things in Ultra-Tech did, to the point they're sometimes worse than similar-class firearms from High-Tech or Tactical Shooting.

That's where Cdru's revised table of small-arms comes in, introducing a set of TL9 firearms that can find their way into your PCs hands. 

So here, come take a look!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IV4SJZcFhZiHsNYF68myCcIEqlgJp1on5cp46OpzrY4/edit?usp=sharing

Note: This table is made primarily by Cdru (Cdru#3144 on Discord), with some help from Douglas Cole of Gaming Ballistic, Kimesik, and yours truly.
This table may receive further updates, so take care to check it routinely.

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