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The PT-6 'Spiker' is a pneumatic nailgun that has been repurposed as a silenced ranged weapon found in Deathloop. When firing, the shot can be charged for better accuracy and damage.[1]

Among Eternalists only Scouts use this weapon.

Details[]

Handgun Icon
Type: Handgun

1-Handed Dual Wield Icon
Handling: One-Handed/Dual Wield

Quality Icon
Quality: Crude Color Icon Crude / Sleek Color Icon Sleek / Exemplar Color Icon Exemplar

Nails Icon
Ammunition: Nails

Magazine Size Icon
Magazine Size: Crude Color Icon 10 / Sleek Color Icon 12 / Exemplar Color Icon 15 (4*)
* For PT-6 'Spiker' with Wait For It perk

Jamming Icon
Jamming Tendency: Crude Color Icon Frequent / Sleek Color Icon Never / Exemplar Color Icon Never

Perk Rolls[]

Exemplar quality versions of this weapon will have one of the following perks.

Echolocation Echolocation: Bullets reveal and Tag enemies near their impact point.
Lights Out Lights Out: Security devices temporarily shut down when you hit anything around them.
Marked For Death Marked For Death: Deal extra damage to Tagged enemies.
In orange case on the first floor of The Library Updaam 100% Icon Morning PT-6 'Spiker' (Marked For Death)
Open Wounds Open Wounds: Shot enemies bleed and take damage over time.
Wait For It Wait For It: Fired ammo explodes after a delay, but less fits in a magazine. OUCH.
Time Sensitive Time Sensitive GoldenLoop-OO's: Does more damage as the day goes on.
Unknown Location/Drop Chance
Possible Reward to Julianna for Ranking Up

Trivia[]

  • The PT-6 'Spiker' doesn't use a conventional magazine, instead, nails are loaded by dumping them into a hopper near the barrel. It is manufactured by Maco Machining Conglomerate.
  • The reload animation differs while sprinting: Colt or Julianna hastily tosses the nails into the hopper, and some fall out.
    • When reloaded in this way, the gun is not fully loaded even if the player has sufficient ammunition for it.
  • The PT-6 Spiker model was made by Robert Deleanu, with additional polishing by Fabrice Rastetter. The art direction of the gun came from Sebatien Mitton and Jean-Baptiste Ferder.[2]

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. Colt Vahn: "Useful for redecorating... or silent head shots with pneumatic prejudice. Yeah."
  2. PT-6 Spiker on ArtStation
DEATHLOOP WEAPONS
Melee Machete
Handguns PT-6 'Spiker' - The Fourpounder - Tribunàl - Strelak Verso
SMG LIMP-10 - Constancy Automatic
Shotguns Strelak 50-50 - Vopat Trencher - Heritage Gun
Rifles MG-1 'Pepper Mill' - Rapiér - Sepulchra Breteira - HALPS Prototype
Explosive Strelak Sapper Charge
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