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&R♂&C: This weapon bears the mark of Sparafucile. | &R♂&C: This weapon bears the mark of Sparafucile. | ||
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The '''scoped masterwork carbine''' (or, fanonically, the '''Sparbine''', named after its maker, {{favilink | Sparafucile}}) is a unique {{favilink | carbine}} with several distinctive characteristics. | The '''scoped masterwork carbine''' (or, fanonically, the '''Sparbine''', named after its maker, {{favilink | Sparafucile}}) is a unique {{favilink | carbine}} with several distinctive characteristics. | ||
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* Once you've downed a few {{favilink | rifle turret | plural}} or {{favilink | musket turret | plural}} or, better yet, {{favilink | chaingun turret | plural}}, you'll probably have as much ammo for it as you're likely to need. | * Once you've downed a few {{favilink | rifle turret | plural}} or {{favilink | musket turret | plural}} or, better yet, {{favilink | chaingun turret | plural}}, you'll probably have as much ammo for it as you're likely to need. | ||
* Consider complementing it with another ranged weapon with greater PV for more armored threats, such as an {{favilink | eigenrifle}} or a {{favilink | phase cannon}}. | * Consider complementing it with another ranged weapon with greater PV for more armored threats, such as an {{favilink | eigenrifle}} or a {{favilink | phase cannon}}. | ||