Posted by: MasterChiefChef
And "ne..." = ?The advanced propellant, and anti-gravity stabilizing sabot used by thet ne...'s cartridge undoubtedly give it an edge in combat over 100 yards, especially when coupled with the elongated barrel variant. The experimental cartridge used by the ne... was designed to be lightweight, small, and still retain the muzzle velocity achieved by the antiquated 7.62x39 NATO. However, with regards to close quarters combat, the ne...'s unwieldly handling in such an environment, not to mention the shotgun's extreme stopping power and spread make it a less ideal choice.
Really though, I believe that ne... meant needler, and if such is the case, then well, the shotgun obviously trumps the needler in close quarters.