Li’l Devil, GRA Hunting Revolver - Like hard-hitting handguns? Then we’ve got a pair of knockouts for you. First up is this unique 12.7mm Pistol called “Li’l Devil”. It may not look like much, but it does more damage than a standard model, fires faster, and is so stubby that we’ve heard you can conceal it quite easily. When we took it to the range, we found that it’s even more accurate! If semi-autos aren’t your style, here’s the GRA take on the mighty Hunting Revolver. How do you improve a scoped hand cannon like this, you might ask? How about a Match Barrel mod, for starters? On top of that, throw in a Six Shot Cylinder for an extra dose of .45-70 Gov’t downrange.

Bozar (pictured) - Some have called this beauty the “ultimate refinement of the sniper’s art”. We call it a highly accurate Light Machine Gun with a mil-spec scope, a 30-round magazine of 5.56mm, and a rate of fire that can project a withering storm of lead downrange in no-time flat. The compensator keeps it accurate even on full auto. With 5.56mm Match ammunition, you could mag-dump into a Bloatfly’s head at a hundred yards with all shots on target (no guarantee implied).

Timed 25mm Grenade, Mini-Nuke - Sure, you can have explosives blow up on impact. Why don’t you launch some SNORE BOMBS out of that Fat Man while you’re at it? There’s a special satisfaction that comes from ricocheting a baker’s dozen of timed 25mm Grenades down a stairwell full of advancing Fiends, or from shearing off a charging Deathclaw’s leg with a timed Mini-Nuke that continues to sail forward into a nest of Cazadores. Believe the hype: timing is everything. N.B.: Timed Mini-Nuke requires GRA Fat Man or Esther. Specialized Mini-Nukes cannot be fired from a standard Fat Man.

MFC Grenades, MFC Clusters - Some people use Microfusion Cells to power lasers or generate plasma bolts. But if you’re a Mad Bomber, that’s not very interesting. Why not hotwire them to explode like mini-Plasma Grenades? Better yet, string a bunch of them together and turn them into an MFC Cluster (shown above). The grenades are good for raining death on random enemies, and the clusters can be quickly dispersed over a large area to “discourage” pursuers. And if no one sets off your tiny cluster mines, pick them back up: you can always use individual reclaimed mines as MFC Grenades.