Steiner-Bisley Zenith ZAP

The Zenith ZAP is a ranged electroshock weapon based on the Steiner-Bisley Zenith pistol platform.

While at first glance it appears nearly identical to its lethal cousin, the Zenith ZAP's mechanism and function is radically different. It is fed from a magazine of self-contained stun dart/batteries, which are loaded into the pistol's chamber via a manual bolt-action similar to that of the venerable Welrod pistol devised by the British during the Second World War.

The ZAP's darts are connected to the weapon wirelessly, removing the need for the user to be tethered to their target.

On a failed HT-5 roll, the victim is stunned for as long as the trigger is depressed (dart's power supply is expended after 20 seconds) and for 20 - HT seconds afterward, and can then roll vs. HT-5 to recover.