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Zerat Special Missions Reg. - Multi Sniper/Hacker (280684) - Used1x Zerat (MULTI Sniper Rifle) 1x Zerat Hacker (Ei Assault Hacking Device) (Combi Rifle) The Zerat is one of the Morat female regiments. Of course, if there is a military discipline in which Morats dont stand out, it is in discretion. Nevertheless, by character, genetics, or by a simple matter of survival, female Morats have stronger qualities of stealth and infiltration. This is why the majority of Morat exploration units are composed of females, so
- 1x Zerat (MULTI Sniper Rifle)
- 1x Zerat Hacker (Ei Assault Hacking Device) (Combi Rifle)
The Zerat is one of the Morat female regiments. Of course, if there is a military discipline in which Morats don’t stand out, it is in discretion. Nevertheless, by character, genetics, or by a simple matter of survival, female Morats have stronger qualities of stealth and infiltration. This is why the majority of Morat exploration units are composed of females, so in Morat language, “Ze Rat” (That one who kills in silence) is synonymous for “female warrior”. But, the Zerat Regiment’s mission is not only exploration: after all, they are still Morat troops, so they take a proactively aggressive combat attitude. As a result of this offensive focus, the Zerat precede the main body of the army in open and dispersed formation, providing a protective screen and executing attacks to harass, thwart or distract enemy forces. They also have a mission to eliminate or neutralize enemy officers, specialists or designated material, undermining the cohesion and stability of their command line. The Zerat are characterized by great tactical flexibility and their methods of ‘outpost warfare’: fighting in wooded and urban areas, covering flanks, or executing assaults through difficult terrain and natural defensive positions. Their operative profile also includes ‘scout attacks’ in which they carry out aggressive actions - either solo or in small intervention groups - highlighting enemy positions through offensive fire.
The term ‘female regiment’ must not be misunderstood. The Zerat are full Morat soldiers and as dangerous as their male comrades. In the brief time since their arrival, the regiment has a long list of deeds noted throughout the Paradiso front. The Zerat form a combat and infiltration unit that is completely unpredictable, well equipped, and absolutely merciless if provoked.
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★★★★★ 5
Can opener
Color: Green
Very easy to use. Battery last a long time before having to charge.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025
★★★★★ 1
Stopped cutting cans after 31 days
Color: Green
This quit working exactly 31 days after delivery. Since the day of delivery counted as day 1, I am out of luck on my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Mixed results using this auto can opener...
Color: Green
I had high hopes for this can opener, but was let down. This can opener failed me half of the times I tried to use it. For some reason it wouldn't cut through the paper surrounding the cans. I tried it on small, medium and large cans. It worked best on larger cans. I got it because I liked the idea of opening cans without having to contend with the sharp lids that inevitably fall back into the opened cans. It is unsanitary at best and a safety hazard at worst. On the plus side it is rechargeable, so no battery worries there. It fits nicely in the hand for ease of use. It appears to be of sturdy construction, so it's a high quality item. And being small it will store easily. The price is right and it represents a good value for your hard earned dollars.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Hands Free Operation; Safe Cutting
Color: Green
I used to have a manual (as in turn-the-crank) side-cutting can opener really liked it. It eventually wore out and I had relegated myself to the standard hand-crank top-cut version that often left a sharp lid and sometimes a little burr or sharp point where the cut wasn't complete and the you had to the tear/bend the lid off.
With this mostly hands-free Side Cut Can Opener, sharp edges will be few, if any. I say "mostly hands-free" because you do have to position the opener on the can and push the button to start it and, when it finishes, you have to push the button again to tell it to stop. On the demo can in my video, the lip was such that the cut was right through that edge such that there were no sharp edges. It is possible that some cans may be designed such that the cutter falls below that rim and cuts the can edge in a way that leaves dull lid but a sharp can. These should be rare, but good to watch out for in case you get one. Always assume edges are sharp until you verify otherwise.
You'll note in my video that the lid was a little difficult to remove. Some of that may be learning curve with this new opener, and some it may be that is just how it is! I accept that and choose to move forward using this new, safer can opener. Recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025
★★★★★ 5
terrible item
it worked a few times and it doesnt work at all! Terrible item!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026