The outrageous bulk of the B-2 alone was near-enough to send C1-1K straight to the floor, but he hasn't survived this long without learning a thing or two about proper balancing. Settling back onto his foot-pads, he waved the concerns of his commander away. "Ah don't worry about it, I'm sure they didn't mean anything by it. I mean hey, if you weren't designed with a voice module to vent any and all thought-threads that cropped up in your processor, I'm sure you'd get rather ticked off about things too!"
With that stray comment out of the way, it was about time he addressed that whole standard equipment thing anyway. He was very serious about the getting disarmed bit, he'd lost his standard issue piece during the last engagement and that one he salvaged was basically good for nothing but spot-welding. Which, while handy, was far too bulky and dangerous of a tool to just carry around all the time. Had to be left behind.
A hand unconsciously brushing over the part where his torso met his(maybe?) waist, C1-1K made his way down to find one of the nearest armories. If the B-2 was inside the first one checked, he'd move onto a different one. Best not to take too many chances, understandings or no.