In 9 ABY, several members of the Tribe used the blaster pistols when combatting members of the Bounty Hunters' Guild during the rescue of a child. ĭuring the New Republic Era members of the Tribe, an organization consisting of Mandalorian survivors of the Great Purge of Mandalore, made use of WESTAR-35 blaster pistols. This particular pair was able to function underwater. On one occasion, the Weequay pirate captain Hondo Ohnaka remarked that such weapons were valuable to black market traders. Additionally, her blaster pistols vibrated when she ran out of ammunition without her helmet on. Her pistols could connect to her helmet's heads-up display, giving it information on a target's range, and how many shots were left in the blaster. In the Age of the Empire, the Mandalorian and rebel Sabine Wren also owned a pair of WESTAR-35s that she modified and stylized with different colors. Their leader Pre Vizsla owned at least two of these pistols, and used them in his final duel against the renegade Sith Lord Maul, who had challenged him for leadership of the group. History ĭuring the Clone Wars, Death Watch used the blasters often, as well as GALAAR-15 blaster carbines.
The angular design of the weapon was consistent with typical Mandalorian artistic style. Besides its official designation, it was also referred to as a "MandalTech Jai'galaar model." The pistol featured a stun setting and sealed low-maintenance construction. The WESTAR-35 was widely favored by humans of Mandalorian heritage, who would very often dual-wield them in combat.
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