Confirmed weapon records
What is Justice, Wyatt Earp’s shotgun?
Justice is the legendary double-barreled shotgun named in Wyatt Earp’s official Pioneer profile. The source describes it as a close-work weapon and publishes Wyatt’s +15% Ranged Damage, +1 Defense and +2 Day View Range. Those are Wyatt’s character bonuses—not a complete stat line for the shotgun.
| Justice field | Current status |
|---|---|
| Name and type | Verified Justice; double-barreled shotgun. |
| Associated Pioneer | Verified Wyatt Earp. |
| Published role | Verified Close work. |
| Damage, spread, reload and ammunition | Not published Requires current-build capture and repeatable testing. |
| Acquisition and ownership rules | Not confirmed Association with Wyatt does not prove that buying or selecting him grants a transferable item. |
Plan around sightlines and an exit lane rather than assuming the named weapon wins every encounter. A double-barreled description suggests a limited firing cycle, but this Wiki will not publish a reload time or ammunition rule until the live item tooltip and current build can be recorded.
Why Justice no longer has a separate page
The public source confirms a useful identity and role but not enough independent item data for a complete standalone weapon guide. Keeping the verified record here gives the player the answer without stretching a few facts into a thin page.
Which combat roles are confirmed?
The current Pioneer profiles publish bonuses to ranged damage, melee damage, defense, dodge, movement and sight. Those bonuses confirm that weapon choice interacts with a Pioneer’s role, but they do not reveal an exact weapon tier list.
| Combat direction | Published evidence | Useful starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Ranged | Wyatt, Clara, Jane and Nellie publish ranged-damage bonuses. | Clara favors distance; Wyatt has the named shotgun. |
| Melee | Wade and Skookum Joe publish melee-damage bonuses. | Use a dependable melee option while preserving energy and an exit route. |
| Demolition | Boomstick Bob’s official profile describes a demolitionist role. | Exact explosive items and values remain unverified. |
What still needs testing?
Damage and range
Base damage, spread, effective range, critical behavior and enemy defenses need repeatable in-game tests.
Ammo and reload
Ammunition names, stack sizes, reload timing and trading prices should be captured from the current build.
Durability and repair
Durability is version-sensitive. Item-specific wear and repair costs should not be guessed from screenshots.
Acquisition
Found, traded, quest and Pioneer-bound weapons need separate confirmation before publishing locations.
How should you choose a weapon now?
Start with the Pioneer’s published bonuses, the route’s likely enemy pressure and the weight you can afford. A weapon that matches a damage bonus can still be a poor expedition choice if ammunition or carry pressure leaves no room for recovery tools and loot.
Wiki rule
A weapon receives its own page only when we have a confirmed name, a reliable source and enough useful detail to answer a player question. Unknown fields stay visible as unknown.
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What can this Wiki safely tell you today?
Use confirmed role information to plan a run while the item-level catalog is still being tested.
| Field | Status | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Named item | Justice is confirmed in the official Wyatt Earp profile. | Use the Justice record above as the current reference point. |
| Weapon role | Ranged, melee and demolition directions are visible in Pioneer profiles. | Match the route and Pioneer, not an invented tier list. |
| Damage, range and reload | Not published in a complete official catalog. | Wait for repeatable in-game captures before comparing numbers. |
| Acquisition and durability | Field data still incomplete and version-sensitive. | Record where the item was found and which build was tested. |
Why the unknowns stay visible
A useful armory is not a list of guesses. When a player asks for the best shotgun, the honest answer depends on the current build, ammunition, carry pressure, Pioneer bonuses and the route home. We will add records when a name, source and repeatable detail are available; until then, the blank field is part of the guide.
See Tools & Equipment, Traits & Loadouts and the official FAQ.
Source check: official FAQ for found and equipped weapons, and official Pioneers profiles for combat bonuses and Justice. Illustration is original and unofficial.