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Accessories
Holsters and Ammo Pouches:
Few people want to carry weapons jammed into their hip pockets or
tucked into their belts — holsters were created to make weapons
easily portable and readily accessible.
Holsters for bulk 0 and 1
weapons may be concealed under clothing, and can be carried at the
wrist or ankle, the small of the back, the hip, or under the arm
(known as a shoulder holster). Knives and daggers count as bulk 0
for this purpose, bayonets bulk 1, hatchets and blades bulk 2, and
clubs bulk 3.
Holsters for bulk 2 and 3
weapons are normally carried on the thigh, across the back, or hung
under the shoulder, and while they may be covered by clothing, their
bulges are unmistakable.
Weapons of bulk 4 and
greater (including all melee weapons not detailed above) may not be
carried in holsters.
Concealed Weapons:
Holsters carried concealed under clothing can be detected by an
intensive physical search ("Frisking"), or via technical means such
as metal detectors or chemical sniffers. Detecting a concealed
weapon by a visual search is a Difficult: Observation task for bulk
0 weapons, Average for bulk 1 weapons.
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