The semi-standard 20x75mm “Bulldog” shotgun shell refers to a family of specialist munitions focused around delivering two weights on the end of a high tensile string between two to five inches long on target, and is often mixed with a limited number of pellets similar to buck shot to compliment the effect. The final effect is a projectile capable of cutting through dense foliage and causing great damage to unarmored targets pierced by the weight string.

It has been known for victims of this shot to be need to be moved in two body bags. As a specialist munition it sells for 150ks a box of twenty.

• Damage Rating: Tier 2, Medium Anti-Personnel
• Size: 20x75mm
• Caliber: (roughly 10guage in diameter)
• Damage Description: Large slices, often cutting through flesh and bone, amputation of limbs or dissection common at close range. Sometimes mixed with buck shot for further tearing effect.
• Effective Range: 200m (unassisted infantry aim)
• Muzzle Velocity: 700m/s
• Muzzle Blast: Alarming
• Recoil: Fair Bit
• Energy Source: Chemical Propulsion