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In Yanov there is a stash with one under just west of Yanov station. While heavier than the Eliminator, after upgrades it has the same capacity and superior handling.
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Nimble can sell a Carabiner – a unique variant of SPSA that comes already modified for faster rate of fire, allowing the user to spend another upgrade on lower recoil or an even higher rate of fire. The Duty faction uses it as their standard shotgun while it is carried by a few other Loners.Ĭoordinates for stash with this weapon are given to player after finishing Transaction for Beard, also Gonta rewards the player with a SPSA if one completes the Hunting the Chimera side mission and Garmata (and obviously Gonta) survive, and more experienced Bandits in Zaton and Jupiter will start carrying it by default once some of Beard's/Sultan's faction quests are completed. It has a much better handling and rate of fire after only a few upgrades, and the punch it packs makes it just as useful for zombie or bandit disposal as it is against mutants. Of the shotguns, it is only second to the Eliminator in overall stats, and is capable of fully-automatic fire by default.
In Call of Pripyat, the SPSA-14 is readily available almost right from the start, and will likely become a mainstay weapon for the player. It can be obtained from a single stash: Blue crate Notable users It is sold by Mitay regardless of faction alignment.Īlternatively, if the player managed to save Sergeant Cheersov near the entrance to the Agroprom Underground from the swarms of Snorks that would come out of there, he will give them his SPSA-14 with 20 extra slug rounds when they talk to him (though even if he is killed the player can still pick it up without the extra ammo though they don't have a chance to get the coordinates of the rare Walker P9m pistol, and the weapon will be damaged and less accurate due to that). The SPSA-14 is more available in Clear Sky: it's sometimes held by Duty members and some Loners wearing Exoskeletons. It's as reliable and effective as the Chaser 13, but while loading faster and being able to load two more shells, it is much heavier, so choosing between that two is up to player's likings. It uses the same upgrades used by all combat shotguns and is surprisingly cheap to maintain and upgrade. The bandit Poker has the special version with rifled barrel, named Threaded SPSA14.
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The SPSA-14 is rarely found anywhere, only being used by a few Exoskeleton zombies found in Yantar and the Red Forest (Note that with patch 1.0005 onwards it's no longer limited to exoskeleton zombies in Yantar or the Red Forest), as well as by Monolith elites inside the Sarcophagus.Ī single stash - Backpack of the tester in Yantar - contains the weapon.
It is a great weapon against mutants, so one might want to take one into Lab X-16 if one is found. It has a greater spread and recoil and a bit less damage than the Chaser 13. It is still popular with some players and is generally considered an improvement over the Sawn-off dbl barrel. The SPSA-14 is relatively unpopular because other weapons like assault rifles have better damage over range. Unlike other shotguns in the game, it is semi-automatic, yet still fires slowly at the rate a pump-action shotgun shoots (it can fire with decent speed, but it has huge recoil while shooting as fast as possible). The weapon is powerful at close range, but is quite heavy at 4.4 kg.
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