As the announcement came over the com Forlin blew it off, landing in an hour? He stil had a good fifty minutes before he needed to make his way to the crew's crash chairs. he continued his ritual walkthrough of all of "Little Kisses'" parts and pieces. Completely disassembling her and oiling each piece before putting her back together twice. Once she was assembled he ran through her accessories: tac-light, check; laser-light, check, though rarely used; bayonet, check. Multi-field, high-ballistic scope; running through settings, normal, check; night-sight, check; infared, check; heartbeat sensor, check.<br/><br/>Now on the ammuntion, this is where Forlin has changed the game after getting out of the federation's military he made one particular modification to "Little Kisses" he changed the round size. It's actaully smaller than the standard military round, however, he maintained the cartridge size allowing him to use the same amount of grain as a standard military round but with a smaller physical round. Granting him a higher velocity farther reaching shot. Most would never do such a thing because a lighter round is more easily changed by the wind, but he compensates with a higher velocity and markmanship.<br/><br/>Forlin sits and weighs each round in a pocket scale that he keeps with him before loading it into the magazine, he'll likely do it again once on the ground to adjust for the difference of gravity but for now they're acceptable in case of immediate threats on landing. His side arm is most assuradely standard issue and so he simply racks the slide to ensure it works and loads a full magazine before holstering before casually heading towards the crash chairs meant for the security landing party.