// Shadowtech :: Chameleon Nano-rifle //

John Doe is working on creating a modified Walther MA-2100 that utilizes a ruthenium polymer coating to produce a chameleon effect, rendering visual perception of the modified weapon very difficult under normal circumstances.

Several steps need to be taken before fabrication of a protoype can be completed.

• Design the case, housing, and relevant hardware modifications needed to integrate the new technology. This will require a Hardware or Firearm Design Extended Test with a Threshold of 12 and a duration of 8 hours. This step will require a workshop, but no raw materials.
• Program the sensors to capture and project the chameleon imagery to the ruthenium-alloy coating of the modified weapon. This will require a Software Extended Test with a Threshold of 12 and a duration of 8 hours. This step also requires a custom Sensor program, Rating 4 or better.
• Fabricate a Prototype after performing safety testing and making necessary refinements/adjustments. Run field tests with prototype. Fabrication requires an Armorer or Engineering Extended Test with a Threshold of 12 and a duration of 8 hours. This step requires a facility and workshop with access to at least 8,000¥ worth of ruthenium polymer nano-compound (Availability 10R).

After those 3 steps you'll have a working prototype that will give a built-in bonus of -4 to the sniper rifle's Concealability rating.