service handgun 17-round magazine
MaterialsA 17-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.

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A 17-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.
A 21-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.
Government regulations dictate that since this isn't *technically* ice cream, it can be called a dairy dessert instead. You can't really taste the difference.
A treat made famous on Coney Island, made like ice cream but with egg yolk added in. Its storing temperature is warmer, and it lasts a little longer than regular ice cream.
Italian-style ice cream. It is denser and less airy, giving it a richer flavor and texture.
A sweet, frozen food made with milk and liberal amounts of sugar.
A simple frozen dessert made from water and fruit juice.
A standard set of prosthetic teeth. Pretty useless to anyone aside from its owner.
Sharp & Sugar Tooth: Women Up To No Good is a horror anthology of dark fiction and darker appetites, edited by Octavia Cade. Containing 22 stories of "bad" women, and "good" women who just haven't been caught yet, it features 22 fearless writers who identify as female, non-binary, or a marginalized sex or gender identity. Published by Upper Rubber Boot Books.
This is milk that has been pasteurized at much higher temperatures than normal. It tastes slightly different, but, unopened, will last far longer than regular milk.
East India Solera. A true drink of a British gentleman. Sherry, Niles?
A small, shiny brass coin with a picture of a stern-looking older man on one side and the words 'For all of Angland and her children' in an arc beneath him. On the other side is a large number '1' wreathed in what appear to be nettle leaves.
A shortened barrel results in markedly reduced accuracy and a minor increase in noise, but also greatly improves the ease with which the weapon can be carried and wielded.
10-round box magazine for rifle-like magazine-fed shotguns.
20-round drum magazine for rifle-like magazine-fed shotguns.
5-round box magazine for rifle-like magazine-fed shotguns.
A large suppressor designed to work with shotguns. It's a lot more complex than a suppressor for a pistol or rifle.
A twisted shard of jagged metal.
A Siddur, or prayerbook, contains the set order of prayers for Jewish religious services. This one is comprehensive, divided into morning, afternoon, and evening prayers for both weekdays and Shabbat, along with separate sections for minor and major holidays.
This is a lightweight collection of prayers and blessings that are recited by Jews during various parts of their daily lives, religious ceremonies, and festivals.
An 8-round steel box magazine for the SIG pistol.
A compact and reliable magazine for use with the SIG Pro .40 pistol.
A sleek compact 3x magnifier designed to sit behind a modern holographic sight. Mounted on a lever to quickly flip in and out of the sights picture, the magnifier allows the full functionality of a high end close quarters sight while also allowing you to engage targets at range.
The egg of a silverfish.
A simple fletched wooden crossbow bolt with a sharpened makeshift tip.
A simple fletched wooden arrow shaft with a fire-hardened and sharpened tip.
A simple fletched wooden crossbow bolt with a fire-hardened and sharpened tip.
A simple fletched wooden arrow shaft with a blunted tip. Useful for hunting small woodland creatures without splattering them all over the ground.
A simple fletched wooden crossbow bolt with a blunted tip. Useful for hunting small woodland creatures without splattering them all over the ground.
Only the finest whiskey straight from the bung.
A whiskey made from a mixed mash of malted and unmalted barley.
The safety is off in this gun slinging tale of revenge and redemption by acclaimed author El Amor.
Porkbelly that has been preserved and flavored with salt and sugar to draw out the moisture from the first layer. Still raw, it is ready for smoking into bacon.
Porkbelly in the process of becoming fully cured with salt and sugar, capable of becoming bacon. The flavor is slowly developing at this stage, and is significantly unpleasant due to the residual salt. Activate it once completed to make use of the final product.
A habit-forming tranquilizer with a variety of psychoactive side effects. Used in the treatment of insomnia.
A sandwich consisting of ground meat and tomato sauce served on bread.
The egg of a slug.
A small plant or flower, edible by grazers and ruminants only. Seeing this item is a bug.
Tasty meat that has been heavily smoked for preservation. It could be further smoked to dehydrate it completely.
A hefty sausage that has been cured and smoked for long term storage.
A handful of smoldering embers emitting smoke. They are fading away before your eyes.
The egg of a snail.
Foodplace brand Snicker-Snack cereal. Each tiny "Snicker-Snack" is shaped like human food!
Dandelions soaked in hot water, used for making dandelion wine.
A shallow dish for holding a bar of soap. It has ridges to help drain water away from the dish. Not the most exciting of items.
A canister of pressurized hydrogen so heavily compressed it has turned solid. With proper equipment, it could be heated into plasma.