From TNG, “Conundrum”:

PICARD: Tactical analysis, Mister Data.

DATA: The pods are equipped with fusion-generated pulse lasers and minimal shielding.

RIKER: Not much power there.

PICARD: Forward shields to maximum. Lock phasers on the sentry pods. Prepare to return fire.

WORF: Shields up. Phasers locked on targets.

PICARD: Full impulse. Take us straight through them.

DATA: We are through the perimeter, sir.

RIKER: That was too easy.

WORF: We have yet to encounter any battleships. They may lie ahead.

PICARD: Load all torpedo bays. Ready phasers.

WORF: Aye, sir.

MACDUFF: Approaching Central Command.

PICARD: Mister Data, scan for defences.

DATA: I am picking up no vessels, no additional sentry pods.

RIKER: Optimal firing range in fifty five seconds.

MACDUFF: Phaser banks ready. Loading torpedoes.

PICARD: What are the defensive capabilities of the Central Command?

DATA: Armaments consist of four laser cannons and thirty nine cobalt fusion warheads with magnetic propulsion. Defensive shield output is four point three kilojoules.

RIKER: One photon torpedo ought to do it.

TROI: Data, how many people on that station?

DATA: Fifteen thousand, three hundred eleven.

MACDUFF: We’re within range, Captain.

PICARD: Stand by.

MACDUFF: Waiting for your order, sir.

TROI: Captain, this isn’t right.

MACDUFF: The rest of our forces are depending on us.

RIKER: How can our mortal enemy be over a hundred years behind us in weapons technology?

…and in “The Outrageous Okana”:

WORF: Still no response. Captain, they are now locking lasers on us.

RIKER: Lasers?

WORF: Yes, sir.

PICARD: Lasers can’t even penetrate our navigation shields. Don’t they know that?