Merr-Sonn Munitions, Inc.
Merr-Sonn Munitions, Inc., often shortened to MSM, held a prominent position as one of the top three arms manufacturers in the galaxy during the era of the New Republic. Its total revenue was slightly less than that of BlasTech.
This corporation offered an extensive catalog of armaments, encompassing individual weapons, vehicle-mounted systems, artillery pieces, starship-based weaponry, electronic targeting aids, and personal protective gear. Its various subsidiary firms were responsible for producing a broad spectrum of items, ranging from large-caliber artillery to weapons designed for siege warfare. Furthermore, they expanded their offerings with electronic sights, protective armor, and diverse targeting instruments.
History
For millennia, Merr-Sonn had been a fixture in the arms industry, with its initial surge in influence occurring during the Great Sith War and the subsequent Mandalorian Wars. During these conflicts, the company supplied weapons to the Mandalorians. Merr-Sonn experienced another period of prosperity during the Clone Wars, equipping both the Confederacy of Independent Systems and the Galactic Republic with arms and equipment. During the Galactic Civil War, the company maintained a neutral stance, owing to its widespread assets and a high degree of autonomy throughout the New Republic era.
Subsidiaries
- Merr-Sonn Mil/Sci Merr-Sonn Industrial Equipment MerrWeapons
Products
Personal ranged weapons

- BC7 medium blaster carbine
- Electromagnetic pulse launcher
- DD6 blaster pistol
- DEMP Ion Pistol
- Flash 4 heavy blaster pistol
- IR-5 "Intimidator" blaster pistol
- K26 explosive antivehicle rocket
- LD-1 target blaster rifle
- Model B22 hold-out blaster pistol
- Model C-22 flame carbine
- Model CR-24 flame rifle
- Model J1 palm blaster
- Model Q4 hold-out blaster pistol
- Model 6 "Quick-6"
- Model 44 blaster pistol
- Model 434 "DeathHammer" blaster pistol
- Model 57 blaster pistol
- PLX-2M portable missile launcher
- Power 5 heavy blaster pistol
- Reciprocating quad blaster
- SG-4 blaster rifle
- Taser stave
- Thunderbolt repeating blaster
- Q2 hold-out blaster pistol
- Underslung rotary blaster carbine
- Z-6 rotary blaster cannon
- Anti-Riot Tangle Gun 7
Heavy ranged weapons
- E-Web heavy repeating blaster
- HH-4 grenade launcher
- Mark II medium repeating blaster cannon
- 4.4 grenade launcher
- MM(X)
- MobileMortar-3
- PLX-1 portable missile launcher
- PLX-2M portable missile launcher
- PLX-4 Missile Launcher
- RD-4 grenade launcher
- Sunfire 1000
- V-6d mortar launcher
- Model CR-28 flame cannon
- RPS-6 rocket launcher
Explosives
- C12 fragmentation grenade
- C-22 fragmentation grenade
- G-20 Glop grenade
- WW-41 CryoBan grenade
- WW-47 CryoBan grenade
- V-6 haywire grenade
- 7-PrG proton grenade
- Class-A thermal detonator
- V-1 thermal detonator
- TB-38 detonator
- TB-47 time bomb
- Defender ion mine
- Land mine
- LX-1 laser-flechette mine
- LX-2 comlink mine
- LX-4 proton mine
- Vigilante mine
- Compound Flex-5 Detonite Tape
Ammunition
- MX-2 rocket
Vehicles
- Missile Attack Launcher
- Leaper personal jetpack
- J-37 Jetpack
- JT-2 Jetpack
- JT-9 Jetpack
- JT-12 jetpack
- WW-676 repulsorlift sled
- Mobile grenade mortar
Melee weapons
Behind the scenes
In Shatterpoint, the name Merr-Sonn is occasionally written incorrectly as "Mer-Sonn."