Quickdraw Hideaway Limb

[morev007]

It is written that "If you have a quickdraw hideaway limb, the compartment is integrated with a specific weapon. This allows you to draw the weapon as a swift action or as part of making an attack or full attack (similar to using the Quick Draw feat)" but Quick Draw feat works in "as part of making an attack or full attack" way only with thrown weapon. In RAW it is meaningless because full attack is usually impossible with only 1 thrown weapon. There are some situations when it works: 2 quickdraw hideaway limb or the first thrown weapon is already in hand and another is in storage. But I think in RAI it allows you to draw any L weapon and make an full attack.
What do you think? Please mark it as FAQ.

[Fuzzypaws]

Well, it does say "similar to" the Quick Draw feat, rather than "the same as" the Quick Draw feat. And there's not only the "specific beats general" rule but also plenty of precedent in Pathfinder, by the same people, for cheap equipment simply obsoleting weakass "trap" feats, like Quick Draw. So I'd say that by RAW, the hideaway limb is simply a better version of Quick Draw that doesn't cost a feat.

[Ravingdork]

The way it reads to me, you would not be able to draw a weapon from the quick draw hideaway limb as part of an attack or full attack unless the weapon within happened to be a throwing weapon.