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Hi guys,

After looking through my rather old eldar craftworld eldar book i came across a puzzling thought.

On shuriken pistols/catapults where is the actual *muzzle*, as in where do the projectiles actually leave the barrel as i cant seem to find any artwork or fluff with the books/search capability i have

I know its a bit of a numpty question but its got me thinking

Cheers

Dan

The pointy bit at the end under the end sighting bit.

That's the "tubular" end for the barrel.

Older ones functioned more like Wookiee bowcasters (the original RT ones) with magnetic accelerators on either side that would fling the ammo down the track.

Thanks

Dan

Yeah I assume it just has a slit on said protruding part that the discs slide out of.