primerless .450 Bushmaster casing
Spare PartsAn empty casing from a .450 Bushmaster round, with its primer removed.

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An empty casing from a .450 Bushmaster round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .454 Casull round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .458 Winchester Magnum round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .460 S&W Magnum round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .50 Beowulf round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .50 BMG round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a .500 S&W Magnum round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 10mm Auto round, with its primer removed.
An empty hull from a 12 gauge shotgun shell, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 4.6x30mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 5.45x39mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 5.7x28mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 7.62x25mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 7.62x39mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 7.62x51mm M80 round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 7.62x54mmR round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 7.7x58mm Japanese round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 9x18mm round, with its primer removed.
An empty casing from a 9x19mm round, with its primer removed.
A central processor unit, useful in advanced electronics crafting.
Pseudo magazine for use in dirty vehicle hacks.
For containing pseudo magazines, obviously.
A small electronic device used for measuring high temperatures.
A slurry of luck.
A system designed to convert a radio station into an autonomous repeater.
Did your neighbors brag about their cool beta-decay-powered nightlights? Do them one better! The CuppaTech 4 radioisotope thermoelectric generator is a three kilogram chunk of metal - mostly lead - with a slug of cerium-244 encased within. It is capable of generating somewhere between 100-150 Watts of thermal energy, although its electrical generation capacity is minimal at only 2 Watts. Careful! Curium is great at making heat, and also releases deadly gamma radiation. Keep away from cellular life forms.
A stick of memory. Useful in advanced electronics crafting.
A slurry of survival.
A carefully folded raw skin harvested from a demihuman. Despite being from a human-enough body, the leather has this distinct unnatural and alien feeling to it, and would be a very poor substitute for leather. The skin is still edible, if you're that desperate.
A carefully folded raw skin harvested from an animal. You can cure it for storage and tanning, or eat it if you're desperate enough.
A carefully folded raw skin harvested from a fur-bearing mutant human. It still has the fur attached. You can cure it for storage and tanning, or eat it if you're desperate enough.
A carefully folded raw skin harvested from a human. Despite some dubious historical accounts, the usefulness of human skin is limited, and can't be made into leather. The skin is still edible, if you're that desperate.
A carefully folded raw skin harvested from a fur-bearing animal. It still has the fur attached. You can cure it for storage and tanning, or eat it if you're desperate enough.
A large, rigid sheet of transparent polycarbonate, useful for all manner of things; from construction to art, or even amateur snowboarding.
A heavy metal plate and a sturdy rod, for clamping lab stuff to.
A robotic assembly of unknown function. Entirely made from tight-fitting metal plates, it somewhat resembles the interior of a mechanical clock.
You assume from the coils of coppery wire and the protruding piston that this is some sort of motor or generator, but the design doesn't look similar to anything you've seen before, and you can't figure out how to get it to work.
An elastic loop of rubber commonly used to hold multiple objects together.
A rubber slug from a shotgun beanbag round. You could use it to make a new beanbag round.
A sole made from rubber, usually found on the bottoms of boots. Can be used for making actual boots.
A long, curled strip of thick, semi-rigid rubber cut from a tire.
A handful of New England sand. If you had a stoked furnace, you could turn it into glass. Otherwise, it's only good for making cement.
A handful of small pieces of scrap cast iron, usable for crafting or repairs.
Some small pieces of scrap tin, usable for crafting or repairs.
A large, curved blade. Could be used to assemble a scythe, or make an improvised polearm.
A length of synthetic fiber weaved into a flat band, usually used to securely fasten passenger inside vehicles.