Attachment (Firearm)

Attachments are easy modifications that are connected to firearms. Often times attached through a grooved rail or maglock, attachments can include grips, scopes, and many other miscellaneous tools.

Types of Attachments
Across most of the known universe, there are five legally-recognized attachments types, in order for different societies to pass laws banning them. Anything else is considered a miscellaneous modification and are often times illegal, even in open-carry societies.
 * Sights: Aiming devices used to align one's shot. There are various kinds of sights, including iron sights, holographic sights, hologram sights, and telescopic sights. Others include infrared sights and scanner sights.
 * Grips: Cheap ergonomic attachments used to maintain weapon balance when firing, reducing recoil.
 * Muzzle Attachments: Modifications made specifically to the barrel of a firearm, with varying effects.
 * Modular Weapons: Small weapons that can be attached to another firearms, including bayonets, modular shotguns, and modular grenade launchers.
 * Electric Devices: Small devices that require electric batteries to operate, often times including laser sights and flashlights.