The Wattz 1000 laser pistol is an energy weapon in Fallout and Fallout 2.

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The missing laser pistol is a weapon in Fallout: New Vegas. For Fallout: New Vegas on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs Q&A question titled 'Where is the Lost Laser Pistol?'

Background

The Wattz 1000 laser pistol is a mass produced civilian variant of the laser pistol, offering lower wattage than military or police versions.^[1] Its design is one of the primary reasons for the reduced wattage, as rather than a crystal array, it uses a laser diode for focusing light.^[2][3]

The weapons can be easily locked down for transport and storage, preventing unauthorized users from operating the weapon. Makita 2030 restoration. The proper arming sequence needs to be transmitted to enable the weapon to function.^[4]

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Characteristics

Entry-level energy weapon, the laser pistol is a very basic weapon that's outclassed by most conventional guns. Targeted hits to vulnerable elements of the target body can be deadly, but then again, so is a .223 round from a sniper rifle.

Locations

Quests

• Lost Hills: The player can request a laser pistol as either equipment upgrade from Maxson or a reward from Talus for saving the initiate.

Non-player characters

• Lost Hills: Standard sidearm of Journeyman Scribes, higher ranking Knights, and Brotherhood Elders.
• Mariposa Military Base: Children technicians carry it as a personal sidearm.

References

1. ↑In-game description for the laser pistol in Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. [1][2][3]
2. ↑Dialogue files from Fallout 2 - 'Pointy end with the laser diode goes toward the enemy. Then pull the trigger.'[1][2][3].
3. ↑Citadel terminals; Terminal, AEP7 Laser Pistol: 'The AEP7 Laser Pistol was put into service to replace the AEP5, a model which was notorious for its problems with overheating. The AEP7 features a new design in the photonic focusing chamber as well as an entirely redesigned focusing crystal pattern. The bulk and weight have both been reduced over previous models and it was likely that within the new few development cycles, the successor to the AEP7 would replace the n99 10mm as the standard issue sidearm for all forces.
   The AEP7 took advantage of new manufacturing techniques developed shortly before the Great War. Although many were produced, most did not make it into field service because of logistics problems concerning their deployment during active wartime.
   The AEP7 can be a rare find in the Capital Wasteland, and any models that are produced should be returned to the Citadel for repair and recalibrating before field deployment.'
4. ↑Help guard a secret transaction taking place in the desert.

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