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Malorian Firearms Headquarters was located in the Studio City district of Night City.

Overview[]

In 2016, Eran Malour, founder of Malorian Firearms and a well-known gunsmith, convinced some of his best costumers to invest in plans to expand his business. Thanks to their money, Malour managed to buy a small robotic factory in Night City that had been rendered obsolete by then-recent innovations in zero-gravity manufacturing. Malour simply modified the factory with his own specifications to design, produce and modify any firearm to the wants and needs of the costumer. With that, he established the headquarters of his company. "Distinctive firearms for distinctive people" was the motto found above its entrance.

The complex had a shop, a 1000 square foot showroom, a data center, and an indoor pistol range. The extensive basement housed fully-automated robotic machinery and tooling facilities. If a client required a specific custom weapon or the Malorian version of any factory handgun, submachinegun, shotgun, or rifle, the weapon specifications were taken from a data file with over eighteen hundred firearm designs in its catalog. The robotic factory could machine most desired weapons from scratch in as short as two hours. Some of the best selling items were the Malorian version of the M12 Beretta SMG in 10mm, or the Vindicator, a three-round capacity, 30mm grenade launcher that was a favorite of many Night City solos. Custom weapons made of high quality steel, alloy or polymers could also be ordered based on customer preferences.

While the customer was waiting for his order, a complete weapons record check was made via Malorian's direct link to NCPD and INTERPOL databases. Known felons, clients suspected to be prone to cyberpsychosis, or clients with a history of mental problems automatically had their orders politely and firmly refused. If the legal status of the person was in question, the police was contacted immediately via computer net without the customer's knowledge. The customer could then be stalled until the officers arrived.[1]

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References[]

  1. PONDSMITH, M. Night City Sourcebook. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1991. (pp.27,163)
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