PRESSIN

Weapon

Details
Developed in 1978 and produced by Llama until 1995, the PRESSIN was a two-shot derringer made to be disguised as a pair of glasses.

It was intended for use by politicians, military officers, and other potential victims of kidnapping by groups like the ETA.

A total of about 900 were made, most of which were deactivated and sold on the Spanish civilian market after Llama’s bankruptcy.

It held two rounds of a special 7.65mm E cartridge, which was a rimless .32 ACP with a case cut down to 15mm. It was loaded to a higher pressure than normal .32ACP, firing a 5 gram (77 grain) bullet at 250 m/s (820fps).

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Stats
1d8, 1lb, .32ACP, (ammunition, range 5/10, reload 2-round)

When this weapon lands a sneak attack or critical hit, the target becomes stunned and incapacitated until the end of their next turn.

Modifications
No applicable modifications.