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# Pump 'n Dump
The Pump 'n Dump.
Decades of AI manipulation and schemes have led to the creation of the ultimate destruction tool.
This triple variant shotgun with fork sight is all a Human needs to let out some steam.
No pun intended.
The barrel is a **Triple Tube**, welded together when one just wasn’t enough. It spreads chaos fast and wide.\
The sight is a bent **Fork Sight**, pulled from a ruined kitchen - aim is a suggestion, timing is everything.\
Underneath, a **Wooden Brick** was jammed in to keep the whole thing steady. Crude, but it works.\
The stock runs on a stripped **Pump Spring**, salvaged from scrap machinery, giving each pump a violent kick.\
The grip is nothing but **Tape**, wrapped tight to keep the gun - and your hands - from falling apart.
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