The missing laser pistol is a weapon in Fallout: New Vegas. Fallout: New Vegas is the fourth installment in the long-running Fallout series. The game takes place in a post-apocalyptic Nevada, roughly four years after (but not influenced by) the events of the previous title, Fallout 3.It was developed by Obsidian Entertainment (Alpha Protocol) and published by Bethesda in 2010.The game is available for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.

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Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game

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Release Date:	1997
Developer:	Interplay Productions
Publisher:	Interplay Productions
Series:	Fallout
Platforms:	PC MAC OS
Genre:	Turn-Based Role-Playing

Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game, also known as simply Fallout, is a turn-based role-playing video game, the hugely influential first installment in the popular Fallout series. It was developed and published by Interplay Studios and released in October 1997.

The game is set in an alternate universe that deviates following World War II, where the United States remains culturally stagnant while developing advanced technology, resulting in a retro-futuristic world where the aesthetics and culture of the 1950s exists well into the 21st century. Despite great advances in technology, by the mid-21st century, the world is locked into a series of brutal wars over non-renewable resources, culminating in a nuclear war in 2077 that destroys much of society.

Fallout takes place in 2161 and players control the 'Vault Dweller', a resident of Vault 13, part of a sophisticated network of underground fallout shelters known as 'Vaults' built by the United States Government before the Great War of 2077. Vault 13's Water Chip, responsible for the processing and recycling of the Vault's water supply, has failed and the Vault Dweller is tasked to find a new one before the Vault dies of thirst. To do so, they must venture out into the wasteland that used to be Southern California and fight savage raiders and bloodthirsty mutants. Soon, the Vault Dweller finds that not just the Vault is at stake, but what's left of the Human race.

The following weapons appear in the video game Fallout: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game:

1Handguns
2Shotguns
3SMGs
4Rifles
5BB Guns
- 5.1Red Ryder BB Gun
6Heavy Weapons
7Energy weapons
- 7.6'Winchester P94 plasma rifle'
8Grenades & Explosives

'Colt 6520 10mm Pistol'

Based on the revolver from the cover of the comic Hard Boiled, the Colt 6520 Autoloading pistol is known for its durability and reliability, with individual weapons known to have survived well over 150 years of sun, sand, wind, and nuclear fallout. Its simple design allows it to be repaired with very simple tools, a great asset to those wandering the wasteland. The 6520 is given to you at the start of the game, and is relatively common to find.

'SIG-Sauer 14mm Pistol'

A Swiss SIG-Sauer 14mm handgun, likely designed for long-range pistol hunting or target shooting. It was imported to the United States from the European Commonwealth before the war. Decently common early on in the survivor era after The Great War, but the number of working units have swiftly declined. The 14mm Pistol is relatively good, but is beaten by guns such as the .223 Pistol. The gun can be bought from traders such as Neil or Smitty. The pistol has external features similar to a Hammerli 280.

Hammerli 280 - .22 LR

Mauser C96

The Mauser C96 appears as the 'Mauser M/96 9mm', a very rare small gun. So rare that only one is obtainable in Fallout, that one place being the corpse of Gizmo, the casino owner in Junktown. The 9mm Mauser is a little easier to find in Fallout 2, though.

Mauser C96 'Red 9' - 9x19mm.

Desert Eagle Mark XIX

The Desert Eagle Mark XIX appears as the 'Desert Eagle .44' and really serves as an excellent mid-game pistol, offering higher damage than the old 10mm, and with a fairly common ammo type. It out-ranges the .44 Magnum Revolver by a bit, and carries 2 more rounds in a magazine, but the .44 Magnum does more damage and can be fired for fewer AP. Great until you can get your hands on a Needler Pistol or .223 Pistol. Could be replaced by the 14mm Pistol, but only with an armor-piercing fix patch. The Desert Eagle is sold by traders such as Killian and Smitty and is carried by some members of the Khans.

Desert Eagle Mark XIX - .50 AE Chrome Silver

Note the model is missing the fluted barrel of the .44 Mark XIX.

LAPD 2019 Blaster (Modified Charter Arms Bulldog)

The .'223 Pistol' is the god of all the handguns. It does more damage than any other non-energy pistol, and fires a .223 FMJ round, which has the best DR modifier and second-best AC modifier of any ammo type. The only downside is the low ammo capacity, a paltry 5 rounds. Even the 14mm and .44 revolver hold more ammo. Still, with .223 a common caliber and the damage on the .223 pistol being astronomical, it's easily one of the best weapons in the game. It is based on Deckard's handgun from Blade Runner. You can get the .223 pistol by completing the quest given to you by Irwin in the Hub. According to the game's description, the pistol is based on a cropped rifle.

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Original 2019 Blaster prop.

'Winchester Widowmaker'

The Winchester Widowmaker shotgun is a 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun with a mahogany grip. It also comes in a sawed-off variant. It has decent damage, but terrible range. Still, it is an all-around good weapon for early in the game. The Widowmaker is easy to find, sold by most weapon vendors and is carried by the guards at Junktown.

This is the screen used Zabala short barreled shotgun used by Denzel Washington in the film Man on Fire.

'Winchester City-Killer combat shotgun'

The Winchester City-Killer combat shotgun is a pretty powerful close-range weapon, outclassing pretty much every other small arm except the AK-112 loaded with JHP rounds. There are better options for destroying enemies at close range, but the combat shotgun's ammo type is far more common and efficient compared to 5mm or flamer fuel. Getting the City-Killer, though, is more difficult. It can be purchased at either the Gun Runners or Jake in the Hub.

'H&K MP9 10mm SMG'

It's considered to be one of the finest weapons in the world. The single shot is acceptable, instantly making the 6520 pistol useless, and the burst mode is excellent. The MP9 is easy to control, and can dish out more punishment than other firearms in its size category. Consequently, it is highly popular among people requiring a powerful but compact source of firepower with low maintenance requirements. This weapon is vital amongst freelance-mercs as it can spew death at close range. It is an excellent weapon early in the game and can shred unarmored foes. It is v

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