Ultimatum

Negotiations conclude here. The Ultimatum recreates the GP-31 from the Servants of Freedom warbond — the Helldivers 2 secondary that asks why a sidearm cannot simply be a hand-held artillery piece.

The Ultimatum: One Shot, Zero Appeals

The stubby launcher frame, oversized muzzle and absurdly confident proportions print exactly as the game intends: comedy at rest, menace in hand. The muzzle's interior steps are printed, not implied, so a look down the business end rewards the curious with actual depth; the grip fills the palm like the game promises, the shell latch is sculpted through its full travel, and the sights are honest about their optimism. Weight sits forward, comically and correctly. Ministry gray with red warning accents makes the point; a stenciled final-notice marking makes it twice.

Serving Your Ultimatum

It steals scenes from a hip holster, tops off a Helldiver loadout with a punchline, and needs only an evening of paint to reach service condition; a belt-hook variant ships on request. Nothing here predates its buyer: state a filament, receive a checked launcher, blank and unbothered. The Servants of Freedom knew exactly what they were doing. Hellbomb energy, holster convenience — some conversations end early. Deliver the Ultimatum.