Attachments

Your API key. Authorization: Bearer <key> is accepted in its place.

Page number, from 1 to 10,000

Range

1 – 10000

Example

1

Items per page (max 100)

Range

1 – 100

Example

20

Attachment category

Max length

100

Example

stock

Manufacturer slug

Max length

100

Example

magpul

Only attachments that fit this firearm

Max length

100

Example

ak-74m

Only attachments requiring this interface standard

Max length

80

Example

rail:m-lok

Substring match on name

Max length

60

Example

pmag

Only factory parts (true) or only aftermarket (false)

Production status. The catalog keeps discontinued parts on purpose, so a store front asks for in_production

Accepts

in_productiondiscontinuedlimited

Example

in_production

Restrict to one seller. me resolves to the vendor your key belongs to

Max length

64

Example

me

Drop anything that seller does not currently stock. Needs a resolvable vendor, and yields nothing without one

One page of results

URL-safe slug identifying the part, e.g. magpul-zhukov-s-stock.

Display name, as the maker writes it.

What kind of part it is: stock, optic, muzzle, magazine, grip.

Who makes it.

The maker's own SKU, where they publish one.

Weight in grams.

Length in millimetres.

Magazines only

Suppressors and muzzle devices

The mount position this part occupies, or null when it takes none.

True when the part ships on the firearm from the factory. A factory part carries no statMods or specDeltas, because the firearm's own figures already include it.

The firearm this is the factory part for, when isFactoryPart is true.

Editorial adjustments to the game statistics once fitted, keyed by stat. Same status as game_* on a firearm: not measured.

Specification changes once fitted, keyed by field: a folding stock changes the folded length, for example.

Absolute URL of the manufacturer product photo on the assets CDN, ready to render. Null when no photo has been sourced yet.

Production status of an attachment. limited corresponds to a firearm's limited_production.

How completely the record is specified and how well it is sourced, 0 to 1. A record-level completeness and provenance measure, not a per-field probability of correctness. Use it to rank and triage; use sources to verify an individual number.

When a field we serve last changed. Maintained by the database rather than by whatever wrote the row, so it moves for a corrected specification and does not move for a re-run of the importer.

Opaque fingerprint of this record. It changes when and only when a field we serve changes, so a client holding the same value already has the record and need not fetch it. Equality is the only supported operation: do not parse it, and do not assume how it is computed. Null means the record has not been written since versioning began, not that it is unchanged.

Where a record's figures came from and how far they have been checked, in one place. sources are the pages consulted; check a specific figure against those. sourceKinds says what each page is and bestSourceKind the strongest of them, on the hierarchy SourceKind defines: a maker or standards-body page is evidence for a figure, a retailer or forum page is evidence the item exists. dataConfidence is the 0 to 1 score set from what was actually sourced and never raised by hand. verifiedAt and verifiedFields say when a source was last read against the record and which fields it stated; null means the row is still seed knowledge. updatedAt and version are the same cache signals the record carries at the top level.

The pages consulted when the record was compiled, as an array. Check a specific figure against these rather than against dataConfidence.

What each cited page is, in sources order, on the SourceKind hierarchy. A host not in the source map is other, never guessed.

The strongest kind among the citations, or null when nothing is cited. manufacturer or standards_body means a figure can be checked against an authority; retailer or community alone means the record is still supported by copies of copies.

The first cited page on the record's own manufacturer's website, or null when it cites none. A page on another maker's site does not count. Cited from the maker is not the same as checked against it: verifiedFields names the figures that were read against a source.

How far the record's figures are backed, strongest first, for a badge: verified when at least one figure was read against a source (verifiedFields), maker when it cites a page on its own manufacturer's site (makerSource), authority when it cites a maker, standards body or government page, secondary when it cites only press, retailers, references or forums, none when it cites nothing. Derived from the fields beside it.

The checks the record has been through, on a single record's response only: every task the data agent (Redback) or a person was given about it, what each proposed, the pages it read, and whether a person accepted it. Nothing an agent proposes reaches the record until a person accepts it, so this is the trail behind verifiedFields. Who reviewed is not published; an agent's instance name is.

The 0 to 1 score set from what was actually sourced, never raised by hand. See the confidence bands in the docs.

When a source was last read against this record. Null means the row is still seed knowledge.

Which fields the source stated, as an array. Everything else on a verified row is still unverified. Null where no source has been read.

Cartridges only: the page the drawing figures were taken from. Null on every other kind of record.

When a served column last changed; the same value the record carries at the top level.

The record's content version, equal to the top-level version; equal versions mean equal data.

Standard ids this adds to the firearm once fitted. Resolved to { id, name, kind } rows on /v1/attachments/{id}.

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