NovaJet laser pistol - 10 watt output limit. The F10W is a low-energy variant of a prototype laser weapon, developed for testing on ICC-compliant core planets.  Won't be worth a lick in a gun fight, Earth cowboy...
 
The NovaJet F10W shell is designed to load a pair of FlowToys Capsule LED modules.  Each pistol requires two capsules with o-rings and one capsule link.  NOVAJETS ARE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY.  Any deals available are applied in the cart.
 
Two LED options are now available:
None: Provide and insert your own FlowToys LED Capsules
Loaded: Pre-installed pair of FlowToys LED Capsule 2.0 with link and O-rings.  Same price as buying from FlowToys.  Includes official instructions and charging cables
 
Developed in close coordination with flow instructor Xander Paris, we included the following features:
 
Transparent TPU frame for durability, impact resistance, and light transmission
Front-heavy for easy spins; adjust balance by adding your own counterweights in the handle
LED capsules+cylinders rotate to protect charging ports (not waterproof)
Please note: Cylinder rotation is intentionally hindered in order to keep the charging port covered.  By design it does not spin freely.  May require some familiarization to align charging ports
LED capsules can be loaded/removed from the rear without disassembly
Rear capsule button activated by pressing hammer
Streamlined features for a smooth and quick draw
Orange tip attachment
Ambidextrous safety can lock trigger in either a safe position or pulled position, slightly altering spin characteristics*
Functional picatinny rails*
Spring-loaded trigger*
Can be fully disassembled for maintenance (2.0 and 2.5mm hex wrenches required)
 
*Features may not be very useful, but were added as a matter of course.
 
This prop must be used responsibly.  Be mindful of your audience and what they may or may not be comfortable with.  Be smart and respectful about where you point it, where/when you take it out, and how you act with it.
 
As with all frontier arms, Starside Armory is compliant with ICC regulation.  The F10W prototype contains no weapons-grade laser components and as such cannot be modified to remove the inherent output limit.  If the project moves beyond this public test phase, unrestricted units will not be available in ICC space.