Inventory icon of the Lil' Stubby
Lil' Stubby is one of the Sidearm weapons in Days Gone. It is a sawn-off lever-action shotgun with a tubular magazine.
Description[]
A unique shotgun that fits in a hip holster. Not the highest damage but its versatility makes up for it. - In-game Description.
Unlike every other weapon in Days Gone, there are three grades of Lil' Stubby: Poor, Better, and Pristine.
| Grade | Condition | Damage | Range | Accuracy | RoF | Penetration | Stopping Power |
Magazine | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poor | Level 1 (Junk) | 7 (High) | 9 (Very High) | 1 (Very Low) | 2 (Low) | 3 (Average) | 2 (Low) | 4-shell tube | 2000 |
| Better | Level 3 (Average) | 7 (High) | 9 (Very High) | 1 (Very Low) | 2 (Low) | 3 (Average) | 2 (Low) | 5-shell tube | 2000 |
| Pristine | Level 4 (Military Specification) | 7 (High) | 9 (Very High) | 1 (Very Low) | 2 (Low) | 3 (Average) | 2 (Low) | 6-shell tube | 2250 |
Locations[]
- You can buy the Poor grade Lil' Stubby from Alkai Turner at Hot Springs (Trust level 2, 2000 credits).
- You can buy the Better grade Lil' Stubby from Blair at the Lost Lake settlement (Trust level 2, 2000 credits).
- You can buy the Pristine grade Lil' Stubby from Jacob D'Angelo at Wizard Island (Trust level 1, 2250 credits).
- You can also receive a Pristine grade shotgun for free from Captain Kouri after finishing a cutscene.
Trivia[]
- It seems to be a chimera firearm made from three different types of shotgun. It is based off the receiver of the pump-action Remington 870 (and lacks an ejection port); the cut-down semi-pistol-grip, forend, and sawed-off single barrel of the break-open Baikal MP-18; and the lever-action of the Winchester Model 1887. It doesn't seem to have a tubular magazine under the barrel.
- The icon version of the Lil' Stubby has parkerized steel and dark gray polymer furniture, while the in-game model has blued steel and wooden furniture.
- Deacon will do a special reload of this weapon, but only if you are on the motorcycle. He will load the tubular magazine and then flip it by the lever-action to cock it. It is similar to the speed-firing of some TV and movie characters: Lucas McCain (Chuck Connors) from The Rifleman (TV 1958-1963), The Ringo Kid (John Wayne) from Stage Coach (1939), Marshal Reuben J. Cogburn (Jeff Bridges) from True Grit (2010), and The Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) from Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) (More info: Easter Eggs)