OPS AND TACTICS: ARMORY Version 1.19

OPS AND TACTICS: ARMORY
Version 1.19
How to use this book
This book is a supplement to the Ops and Tactics RPG system, expanding the armor and firearm selection of the
base Ops and Tactics Core Rulebook. This book is to used as a reference book, expanding the selection of
firearms in the game, beyond the core rulebook, as well as a learning tool, to better understand each category of
firearm, their intended uses, and tactics to use and develop on.
For GMs, this book can be used when building campaigns, to provide a more real-world feeling to the NPCs,
providing them with believable weaponry, as well as fitting tactics.
Building a Campaign
When building a campaign, your first question should always be “What kind of Campaign am I making?”. This
question is asked, to determine how important, if at all, will firearms be in your campaign. Should multiple guns
in different calibers make an appearance, or is everyone wielding 9x19mm? If the campaign is going to be action
packed, then the details and intricacies should be fitting. The campaign should focus less on the simple
interactions with the NPCs, and more on the action and fights. Likewise, if the campaign is heavily focused on
drama, then the roleplay aspect of this should be focused on rather than the accessories to their primary
sidearms. Be sure to ask your players what kind of game they wish to participate in, and use their answers to
design around that type of campaign. If you do decide to run a game that is heavy on firearms, then this book
will be a valuable asset. You can look up various firearms and manufacturers, and your players can decide and
choose the firearms they wish to possess and use. Even if you do not choose to run a campaign that is heavy on
firearms, this book is still useful to you. When firearms do appear, you can use the listings to select the right
fitting firearm, as well as use the manufacturers notes to flush out the campaign more.
This book focuses on military and tactical weapons. Coverage in this area is as comprehensive as possible. It
includes all major types in service today, as well as a few cutting-edge designs that are just emerging, as well as
an array of sporting weapons. This book also talks about weapons of past wars, including various examples
from the past two World Wars, the Korean War, and the American Civil War.
The weapons are classified into categories, separated by chapter:
Preamble: Manufactures and History. This preface talks about some of the various manufacturers in the book,
and what firearms they are famous, or infamous, for creating, as well as a bit of history of the company.
Chapter One: Handguns. This chapter includes both pistols and revolvers, of various types and sizes, and is split
by their classifications. All pistols are compact, easily portable weapons. They are useful for a broad range of
applications, including target shooting, hunting, personal protection, and police service. Pistols are generally
small, which makes them the easiest firearms to conceal however, they lack the hitting power of rifles or
shotguns and, as such, are of limited military use, generally being reserved for officers, or as primary weapons
for those who do not normally carry a rifle.
Chapter Two: Personal Defense Weapons. This Chapter includes everything from the smaller Machine Pistol, to
the larger Sub-machine guns. These weapons generally pack more of a punch than their smaller pistol
counterparts, by having a larger magazine than a standard sidearm handgun, as well as by adding the ability of
automatic fire of some type, or by firing a larger, heavier round. These weapons are generally reserved for those
that wish to have more firepower than a handgun, but don't quite need the noise and size of a full fledged rifle,
or even a short barrel carbine. PDWs are popular with Counter-terrorist members, SWAT, and Tank crewmen for
this use.
Chapter Three: Rifles. This chapter covers from the long-barreled, high-powered Anti-material weapons to the
shortened, close range carbine rifle. Generally suited for everything from patrol work, to house clearing, to long
range engagement, these weapons span both civilian, and military applications. They're popular with armies all
over the world, and are often issued as such.
Chapter Four: Shotguns. Shotguns describes large-bore weapons designed to fire a group of smaller projectiles
with each shot. Shotguns are useful for close-in targets, but much less effective at long range; they tend to be
used as specialty weapons for close combat, as well as for hunting large game. Because of their large bores and
low firing pressure, shotguns are capable of firing a variety of special-purpose and exotic ammunition types.
Chapter Five: Machine Guns. Machine Guns cover heavy weapons designed for sustained automatic fire. They
are often fed by long belts of ammunition, which reduce the need to reload as often. All but the lightest are fitted
with bipods for stability. Machine guns serve as support weapons, providing suppressive or covering fire for
ordinary soldiers equipped with assault rifles.
Chapter Six: Grenade Launchers, Rocket Launchers and Mortars. These weapons describes large weapons that
fire explosive shells or rockets with an explosive payload. They are often large and heavy and, like machine
guns, they are used to provide fire support, as well as take out armored targets or buildings from a long range
distance. Like shotguns, there exist a large variety of specialty ammunition types. Grenade launchers are split
into two groups: grenade launchers are designed to fit under the barrel of an assault rifle, creating a dualpurpose combination weapon systems, and Grenade Launchers capable of being used on their own, creating a
stand alone weapon.
Chapter Seven: New Equipment and Gunsmithing. This chapter outlines rules for more complete gunsmithing,
as well as new types of ammunition and equipment, and their effects.
Chapter Eight: Weapons in Use. This chapter talks about the firearms that are assigned to federal and state
agents such as agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Marshalls and the Drug Enforcement
Administration, as well as the general weapons trends of various forces, both legal and illegal, and the general
populace.
Table: Damage Per Caliber
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier Caliber
1
+0
.41 Rimfire
1d2
+0
.22 Short
1d3
+0
.25 ACP
2d3
+0
.32 Rimfire, .31 Ball
1d4
+0
.22 LR, .38 Long Colt, .476 Enfield
1d4+2
-1
.17 HMR, 7.65mm Longue
1d4+3
-1
.38/200, .38 S&W
2d4
-2
.380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz, .36 Ball, 8x22mm Nambu
2d4+1
-2
9x18mm PM, .38 Special
2d4+2
-3
.22 WMR
2d4+3
-3
.45 S&W
3d4-1
-3
5.7x28mm FN, 4.6x30 HK
3d4
-3
.40 S&W
3d4+1
-3
.41 Long Colt, .455 Webley, .410 Ga.
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP, .45 GAP
3d4+3
-4
.357 Magnum
3d4+4
-5
.38 Super
4d4
-4
5.45x39mm/.21 Russian, 5.8x42 Chinese, 6.5x50mm Arisaka
4d4+4
-6
9x39mm
5d4
-5
5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington
5d4+2
-6
6mm Lee Navy
6d4
-7
6.8mm Remington SPC
1d6
-1
.32 ACP
1d6+2
-2
9mm Japanese Revolver
1d6+3
-2
.44 Russian, .44 American
1d6+4
-3
.44 Special, 7.63mm Mannlicher
1d6+5
-3
.38 Winchester
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger, .17 Remington, .44 Ball
2d6+1
-2
.45 Long Colt
2d6+2
-3
.357 SIG
2d6+3
-3
9x23mm Steyr
2d6+4
-4
10mm Auto
3d6
-4
.44 Magnum, .44 Henry
3d6+1
-4
.30 Carbine
3d6+2
-5
.454 Casull, .50 Action Express
4d6
-5
20 Ga.
4d6+1
-5
.30-30 Winchester
4d6+2
-6
7.62x39mm M43/.30 Russian, .243 Winchester
4d6+3
-6
16 Ga.
4d6+4
-7
7.5x54mm French
5d6
-6
7.62x51mm/.308 Winchester, 12 Ga.
5d6+1
-6
8mm Lebel
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR, 7x57mm Mauser
5d6+3
-7
.303 British
5d6+4
-8
.30-40 Krag, 7.7x58mm Arisaka
5d6+5
-8
8x57mm Mauser
6d6
-8
.30-06 Springfield,
7d6
-9
.300 Winchester Magnum, 10 Ga.
1d8+2
-3
7.62x38mmR Nagant
2d8
-3
7.63x25mm Mauser, .52 Ball
2d8+2
-4
7.62x25mm Tokarev
3d8
-5
7.92x33mm Kurz
7d8
-10
.338 Lapua Magnum, 7.92x94mm
10d8
-16
.50 BMG/12.7x99mm, 12.7x108mm
12d8
-19
13.9x99mmB
1d10
-3
.32 WCF
1d10+2
-4
.44 WCF
2d10
-4
.58 Minie Ball
2d10+5
-6
56-56 Spencer
3d10
-6
.45-70 Government
3d10+5
-8
.50-70 Government
10d10
-17
14.5x114mm
12d10
-20
20x124mm, 20x105mm, 20x102mm
Preamble: Manufacturers
Below listed is a list of manufacturers of firearms, and the histories behind the company.
Accu-Tek
Accu-Tek firearms are manufactured by Excell Industries, specializing in small .380 ACP backup handguns.
Their firearms are generally low cost, perfect for those on a tight budget.
Accuracy International
Accuracy International is a specialist British firearms manufacturer, best known for their Arctic Warfare series of
Sniper Rifles, which are some of the most highly prized precision rifles around. The Arctic Warfare Super
Magnum sniper rifle currently holds the record for the longest confirmed kill.
American Derringer
American Derringer Corp is a Texas company, reviving the old style Remington .41 Over under rimfire
derringers, and putting them into modern calibers, such as .38 Special and .357 Magnum. The Derringers are
highly prized by collectors, as each one is crafted by hand.
AMT
Arcadia Machine and Tool, commonly abbreviated to AMT, was a firearms manufacturer from Irwindale,
California. The company produced several weapons, often clones of existing firearms. Plagued by quality and
reliability problems, the company went bankrupt and the assets and trademark were acquired by IAI (Irwindale
Arms Incorporated).
ArmaLite
ArmaLite is the name of a small arms engineering facility founded in the early 1950s, and once associated with
the Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation. ArmaLite was responsible for small arm designs that evolved
into many of the infantry weapons in service worldwide today, including the M16 assault rifles and the M4
carbine. The original ArmaLite ceased all operations in the early 1980s, and ArmaLite's successor, ArmaLite, Inc.
is currently located in Geneseo, Illinois. The company changed many hands, before landing in the hands of a
former U.S. Army Ordnance officer, who now manufacturers a number of AR-15 and AR-10 based rifles, as well
as a.50 Caliber Anti-material rifle.
Astra
Astra was a Spanish weapons manufacturer founded on July 17, 1908 under the name of Esperanza y Unceta by
Juan Esperanza and Pedro Unceta. First located in the city of Eibar, the stronghold of the Basque arms industry,
the company moved in 1913 to Guernica. They produced various copies of more famous guns, such as the
Mauser Broomhandle and the Browning Vest pocket pistol.
Barrett Firearms Manufacturing
Barrett Firearms Manufacturing is an American manufacturer of firearms and ammunition. It was founded in
1982 by Ronnie Barrett for the single purpose of building semi-automatic rifles chambered for the powerful
12.7×99mm NATO (.50 BMG) ammunition, originally developed for and used in M2 Browning machine guns.
Barrett began his work in the early 1980s and the first working rifles were available in 1982, hence the
designation M82. Barrett designed every single part of the weapon personally and then went on to market the
weapon and mass produce it out of his own pocket. He continued to develop his rifle through the 1980s, and
developed the improved M82A1 rifle by 1986. Their most recognizable rifles are the Barrett M82 and the M95
Anti-material Rifles, firing the .50 BMG round. They also have produces Assault Rifles and Machine guns.
Benelli Arms
Benelli Arms is an Italian firearm manufacturer founded in 1967, located in Urbino, Italy, best known for high
quality shotguns used by military, law enforcement and civilians all over the world. Particularly famous is the
Benelli M3 12 gauge, used extensively by American SWAT teams, and the Benelli M4, used extensively by
various organizations, including the USMC and the U.S. Army. Benelli also manufactures target pistols and
shotguns for hunting and competition use, which are considered to be some of the best shotguns made.
Pietro Beretta
Beretta is an Italian firearms manufacturer founded in 1526. Their firearms are used worldwide for a variety of
civilian, law enforcement, and military purposes. It is also known for manufacturing shooting clothes and
accessories. Beretta is the oldest active firearms manufacturer in the world. Beretta is known for its broad range
of fire arms: side-by-side shotguns, over-and-under shotguns, hunting rifles, assault rifles, submachine guns,
lever and bolt-action rifles, single and double action revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. The model Beretta
92FS is the primary side arm of the United States Army, Marine Corps, Air Force, the United States Border Patrol
and the United States Immigration and Naturalization Services, designated the M9 pistol, and was the former
sidearm of various large Police Departments, including the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles
Sherif's Department, as well as fictional organizations, such as the Raccoon City Police Department. Other
Famous Models include their newer line of handguns, the Px4 series, it's Carbine counterpart, the Cx4, and the
Machine pistol variant of the Beretta 92FS, the 93R. Beretta currently owns Benelli Firearms, as well as their
subsidiary, Stoeger.
Bersa
Bersa is an Argentine arms manufacturer located in the city of Ramos Mejia in Argentina. The company is well
known among firearm enthusiasts for producing high quality guns at very reasonable prices and it spends very
little money on advertisement. While strong and well built, nicely engineered, accurate, visually appealing and
very reliable, Bersa handguns are not on par with the most prestigious brands (such as SIG or Beretta for
example) when it comes to finishing. However, firearms made by such companies can cost as much as twice or
more compared to a Bersa pistol in the same caliber and with similar features. The Argentine company is often
influenced by the German firearms manufacturer Walther in the design of its handguns; the Thunder 22, 32 and
380 are basically clones of the famous Walther PP and PPK while the Thunder 9 and 40 are somewhat similar in
appearance and some mechanical aspects to the Walther P88.
Bond Arms
Bond Arms Inc. is a firearms manufacturer located in Granbury, Texas. Bond arms was founded by longtime tool
and die maker, Greg Bond. The company became incorporated as Bond Arms in 1995 and was licensed by the
BATFE as a firearms manufacturer and dealer. Bond Arms is the largest manufacturer of derringers in the
firearms industry, popular for having two-shot derringers in calibers from .22 LR and .25 ACP up to .410 Gauge
and .45 Long Colt.
Browning Arms Company
Browning Arms Company is a maker of firearms, bows and fishing gear. Founded in Utah in 1927, it offers a
wide variety of firearms, including shotguns, rifles, pistols, and rimfire firearms and sport bows, as well as
fishing rods and reels.
The company was founded to market the sporting designs of John Browning, one of the world's most prolific
firearms inventors. Nearly all of John Browning's designs have been manufactured by other companies,
including Winchester, Colt, Remington, Fabrique Nationale de Herstal of Belgium, and Miroku. Browning is
currently a fully owned subsidiary of Fabrique Nationale de Herstal(FN).Browning Arms Company is best
known for the Browning BPS shotgun, the A-Bolt rifle, X-Bolt rifle, the Auto-5 semi-automatic shotgun, the BAR
semi-automatic rifle, and the Hi-Power 9mm pistol. Browning also manufactures a set of trap shotguns in the
Cynergy series.
Bushmaster Firearms
Bushmaster Firearms International is a manufacturer and distributor of guns which is based in Madison, North
Carolina in the United States. Bushmaster's product line revolves around semi-automatic pistol and rifle variants
of the AR-15 design. Bushmaster is currently the best-selling brand for AR type firearms in the United States.
Bushmaster is part of the Freedom Group, owned by Cerberus Capital Management.
Calico
Calico Light Weapons Inc. is a privately held firearms manufacturing company based in Cornelius, Oregon. The
company was established in 1982 in Bakersfield, California, and released its first production weapon in 1985.
Calico was sold in 1990 but remained in Bakersfield. The company was sold again in 1991 to the original concept
designer, and in 1998 operations were moved to Sparks, Nevada, where replacement parts for existing weapons
were produced. In 2006, Calico was sold once again, and moved to Hillsboro, Oregon, where full production of
firearms resumed. Calico implemented a CNC machining process and upgraded materials used in manufacture.
Additionally, there were minor redesigns of some production models to increase durability and reliability. Calico
produces a line of pistols and pistol-caliber carbines which feature a top-mounted, helical-feed, high-capacity (50
or 100 round) magazine that ejects spent shells from a port in the bottom.
Charter Arms
Charter Arms Co. is an American manufacturer of revolvers that are relatively inexpensive yet serviceable
handguns. The original Charter Arms produced revolvers chambered in calibers .22 Long Rifle, .22 Winchester
Magnum, .32 Long, .32 H&R Magnum, .327 Federal Magnum, .357 Magnum, .38 Special and .44 Special. The
most famous revolvers manufactured by Charter Arms are the .44 Special Bulldog and .38 Special Bulldog Pug.
Cobray
The Cobray Company was a manufacturer of sub-machine guns and semi-automatic carbines, handguns and
shotguns as well as non-lethal 37 mm launchers. They produced a Copy of the Armstel Striker 12, the Mac-10
and Mac-11, in both full and semi-automatic only firing modes
Colt
Colt's Manufacturing Company is a United States firearms manufacturer, whose first predecessor corporation
was founded in 1836 by Samuel Colt. Colt is best known for the engineering, production, and marketing of
firearms over the later half of the 19th and the 20th century. Colt's earliest designs played a major role in the
popularization of the revolver and the shift away from earlier single-shot pistols. While Sam Colt did not invent
the revolver concept, his designs resulted in the first very successful ones.
The most famous Colt products include the Walker Colt, Single Action Army or Peacemaker, and the Colt
Python. John Browning worked for Colt for a time, and came up with a design for a semiautomatic pistol, which
debuted as the Colt M1900 pistol and eventually evolved into the Colt M1911 pistol. Though they did not
develop it, for a long time Colt was primarily responsible for all M16 rifle production, as well as of many
derivative firearms. The most successful and famous of these are numerous M16 carbines, including the Colt
Commando family, and the M4 carbine.
CZ
CZUB was established in 1936 as a branch of the Česká zbrojovka armament firm in the small Moravian town of
Uherský Brod in Czechoslovakia, now in the Czech Republic. They manufacture a wide line of handguns and
machine pistols, the most popular being the Cz 75 9mm pistol, as well as a number of Surplus Handguns, such
as the CZ-82 9x18 PM pistol.
Daewoo
S&T Daewoo (formerly Daewoo Precision Industries) is a South Korean firearms and auto parts manufacturer
founded in 1981. Its firearms equip most frontline units of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces. They produce
licensed copies of the M1911 handgun, the USAS-12 automatic shotgun, and the K1,2, and 3 Series of Rifles.
Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield
The Royal Small Arms Factory (RSAF) was a UK government-owned rifle factory in the London Borough of
Enfield in an area generally known as the Lea Valley. The factory produced British military rifles, muskets and
swords from 1816. It closed in 1988, but some of its work was transferred to other sites. Popular and famous
firearms inclued the FAL battle rifle, L85 Assault Rifle, Sten Submachine gun, and the Lee-Enfield Bolt action
rifle.
FN
Fabrique Nationale d'Herstal — self identified as FN Herstal and often referred to as Fabrique Nationale or
simply FN — is a firearms manufacturer located in Herstal, Belgium. FN is a subsidiary of the Belgian Herstal
Group, which also owns U.S. Repeating Arms Company (Winchester) and Browning Arms Company. FN
Herstal is the parent company of two United States entities: FN Manufacturing and FNH USA. FN
Manufacturing, located in Columbia, South Carolina, is the manufacturing branch of FN Herstal in the United
States, producing firearms such as the M249 and M240 machine guns and M16 rifle, among others. FNH USA,
located in McLean, Virginia, is the sales and marketing branch of FN Herstal in the United States. Firearms
designed and/or manufactured by FN include the Browning Hi-Power pistol, Five-seven pistol, FAL rifle, FNC
rifle, F2000 rifle, P90 submachine gun, M2 Browning machine gun, MAG machine gun, and Minimi machine
gun. FN Herstal's firearms are used by the armed forces of over 100 countries.
Franchi
Luigi Franchi S.p.A. is an Italian manufacturer of firearms, most notably various shotguns. Notable Franchi
products include the military SPAS-12 and SPAS-15 and the sporting-type long-recoil action AL-48. Franchi are
renowned for their semi-automatic shotguns and are a division of Benelli. Franchi remained a family business
since its founding until 1987, when it was acquired by the industrial conglomerate Socimi, based in Milan; with
the bankruptcy of Socimi in 1993, Franchi was acquired by the Beretta Holdings which is the current owner.
Glock
Glock Ges.m.b.H. (trademarked as GLOCK) is a weapons manufacturer headquartered in Deutsch-Wagram,
Austria, named after its founder, Gaston Glock. While the company is best known for its line of striker-fired
polymer-framed pistols, it also produces field knives, entrenching tools and apparel.
Glock handguns are used by armed forces and law enforcement organizations worldwide, including a majority
of U.S. law enforcement agencies, such as the New York Police Department. Glock handguns are also very
popular with civilians for personal protection and practical shooting, and the company sponsors a competitive
shooting team which travels worldwide. Glock produces more than two dozen models of handguns in seven
different calibers.
H&K
Heckler & Koch (HK) is a German defense manufacturing company that produces various small arms. Some of
their products include the SA80, MP5 submachine gun, G3 automatic rifle, the G36 assault rifle, the HK 416, the
MP7 personal defense weapon, the USP series of handguns, and the high-precision PSG1 sniper rifle. All
firearms made by HK are named by a prefix and the official designation, with suffixes used for variants.
HK has a history of innovation in firearms, such as the use of polymers in weapon designs and the use of an
integral rail for flashlights on handguns. HK also developed modern polygonal rifling, noted for its high
accuracy, increased muzzle velocity and barrel life. Not all of its technologically ambitious designs have
translated into commercially successful products (for instance, the advanced but now abandoned G11 assault
rifle, which fired caseless high-velocity ammunition). HK produces a whole range of small arms, from pistols to
grenade launchers and machine guns. In its extensive product range, HK has used most of the operating systems
for small arms: blowback operation, short-recoil, roller-delayed blowback, gas-delayed blowback, and gas
operation.
Hämmerli
Hämmerli is a Swiss manufacturer of firearms aimed mostly at sport shooting. Their firearms are praised for
their accuracy and ergonomics, but these come at a high price.
Henry Repeating Arms
Henry Repeating Arms is a firearms manufacturing company that leads in the manufacture of lever action
firearms. Henry Repeating Arms takes its name from Benjamin Tyler Henry, the inventor who patented the first
repeating rifle in 1860. The company also produces bolt action and pump-action rimfire rifles as well as a new
generation of the AR-7 takedown rifle, now known as the Henry US Survival rifle, which was originally
designed for the United States Air Force. The Henry Golden Boy is the company's signature model, featuring a
Brasslight receiver and octagonal barrel. A larger caliber centerfire version is known as the Henry Big Boy.
Hi-Point
Hi-Point Firearms is a firearms manufacturer based in Mansfield, Ohio. They manufacture low-cost pistols and
carbines, in 9x19mm, .380 ACP, .40 S&W and .45 ACP Hi-Point . The semi-automatic pistols are polymer-framed
and generally regarded as simple, inexpensive handguns, which trade-off aesthetics for lower manufacturing
cost, and ruggedness.
IMI
Israel Military Industries Ltd. (IMI) is an Israeli weapons manufacturer. It manufactures firearms, ammunition
and military technology mainly for Israeli security forces (especially Israel's army, the Israel Defense Forces),
although its small arms are very popular throughout the world. Popular firearms include the world famous
Desert Eagle family of handguns, the Uzi submachine gun, the Negev LMG, and the Galil and Tavor assault
rifles.
Intratec
Intratec was a firearm company based in Miami, Florida. The company's most famous product was the TEC9.Intratec began as Interdynamic USA, an offshoot of Swedish firearms manufacturer Interdynamic AB. Due to
the lack of firearm market in Sweden, Interdynamic AB set up a subsidiary in the United States to sell the KG-9.
Called Interdynamic USA, this company eventually became Intratec and continued to sell variants of KG-99
which was renamed to Tec-9. It went out of business in 2001 under pressure of lawsuits and the anti-gun
movement. Popular firearms include the infamous Tec-9, and a pocket pistol called the Tec-38
Ithaca Gun Company
The Ithaca gun company is a firearms manufacturers, of rifles and shotguns, based in Ithaca, New York. Ithaca
became famous for building firearms based on expired Remington Patents, as well as their model of the M1911 .
45 ACP handgun and M3 Grease gun for the United States During World War 2. Its 12-gauge shotguns were the
standard used by the Los Angeles Police Department and New York Police Department, and are still in use
today by some departments. Popular firearms include the various versions of the Ithaca 37 pump action shotgun
and the M3 Grease Gun.
Izhmash
Izhmash is a Russian weapons manufacturer based in Izhevsk, founded in 1807 at the decree of Tsar Alexander I,
and is now one of the largest corporations in its field. It manufactures the famous Kalashnikov series of assault
rifle, along with a host of other Russian arms, including medium cannons, missiles, and guided shell. They have
manufactured such iconic arms as the Mosin-Nagant bolt action rifle, the SKS, The Tokarev SVT-40, the Saiga
seres of rifles and shotguns, and the entire series of AK Rifles, including the AK-47, AKM, AK-101, AK-103, and
the AK-12.
Izhevsk
Izhevesk is a major russian firearms manufacturer founded in Izhevsk in 1942 for manufacturing small arms.
After the end of World War II it continued producing firearms, both for military and hunting applications, and
later high-tech weapons and civilian machinery. Notable and Popular firearms include the “Baikal” Shotguns
and the Makarov pistol.
Jiminez Arms/Bryco Arms/Jennings Firearms
Jimenez Arms, also known as "J.A.", is an American firearms manufacturer based in Henderson in Nevada. The
company was started in August 2004 using the molds and machinery from bankrupt Bryco Arms and currently
makes five models of firearm, the J.A.-NINE a, J.A.-380, J.A.-22, J.A.-32 ,and the J.A.-25, which are all low cost,
affordable firearms.
Kahr Arms
Kahr Arms is an American small arms manufacturer specializing in compact and mid-size semi-automatic
pistols chambered for popular cartridges, including .380ACP, 9 mm Luger Parabellum, .40 S&W and .45 ACP.
Kahr pistols feature polymer or stainless steel frames, single-stack magazines, and double-action-only striker
firing actions. Company headquarters is in Blauvelt, New York and the Kahr manufacturing facility is located in
Worcester, Massachusetts. The Kahr K9 is a popular backup weapon with the New York City police officers,
even to this day. Popular firearms include the aforementioned Kahr K9, and the K40, as well as their various
polymer versions of their handguns, the PM Series.
Kel-Tec
Kel-Tec is a United States manufacturer of firearms based in Cocoa, Florida, the company has manufactures
semi-automatic pistols, rifles and shotguns, touted as the third largest manufacturer of handguns in all of the
united states. Notable firearms include the P-11, the Sub-2000, and the SU-16 Series of rifles, as well as the PLR16, a long range rifle based on the SU 16, and the PMR30 handgun, the RFB rifle and the KSG Shotgun.
Korth
Korth is a manufacturer of high end revolvers, and autoloading handguns, made by renowned German
gunmaker Willie Korth. These handguns are very limited and are high end, custom, usually one of a kind pieces
of work.
Marlin Firearms
Marlin Firearms Co. formerly of North Haven, Connecticut, was a manufacturer of high power, center fire, lever
action, and .22 caliber rimfire rifles. In the past, the company made shotguns, derringers and revolvers. Marlin
owned the firearm manufacturer H & R Firearms, and was owned by Remington Arms, part of the Freedom
Group.
Marlin firearms was issued a patten for their specialty MicroGroove rifling, which has multiple, small rifling
grooves instead of the standard ballard or cut rifling. This has lead to their increased accuracy with factory
ammunition, but on the downside, makes them less accurate with handloaded ammunition, because of the
bullet diameter. Popular firearms include the Marlin Model 20 bolt action rifle, the Marlin 1879 and the Marlin
Model 336 lever action rifles.
O.F. Mossberg & Sons
O.F. Mossberg & Sons (commonly known as Mossberg) is an American firearms manufacturer, specializing in
shotguns, rifles, scopes and firearm accessories. From the 1940s through the 1960s, it also produced a line of .22
caliber target and sporting rifles. Mossberg also soon produced gun racks, golf clubs, campers and sailboats,
while maintaining the core sporting firearms business. The company has remained a family-owned business to
this day, and is the oldest family-owned firearms manufacturer in America. Popular Firearms include their
flagship products, the Mossberg 500 and 590 pump action shotguns, the both being used currently by the U.S.
Marine Corp and the U.S. Army,and the Mossberg 930 Semi-auto shotgun.
Mossberg also owns a subsidiary called Maverick Arms, aimed at a selling fordable, budget-level shotguns, the
most popular of these being the Maverick 88 Pump action shotgun.
Norinco
Norinco is a multi-market manufacturer, based in Beijing, China. Norinco manufactures vehicles (trucks, cars
and motorcycles), machinery, optical-electronic products, oil field equipment, chemicals, light industrial
products, explosives and blast materials, civil and military firearms and ammunition, known for producing
master copies of popular firearms. Popular firearms include their copies of the 1911A1, Sig P226 and P220, AK47 and AKM, M14, Cz75, as well as their own production firearms, the QBZ series of assault rifles, made for the
People’s Liberation Army.
North American Arms
North American Arms is a United States company, headquartered in Provo, Utah, that manufactures small
pistols and mini-revolvers. They specialize in pocket pistols that are barely three to four inches in length.
Popular firearms include the NAA mini revolver, and the NAA Guardian.
Para-Ordnance
Para-Ordnance is a Canadian firearms manufacturer founded in Toronto in 1985 by two childhood friends.
Para-Ordnance has a factory in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. The company originally started out
manufacturing sub-machine gun paintball guns, but soon transitioned to the manufacturing of handguns.
Para-Ordnance is the originator of the high magazine capacity M1911-style pistol. Para-Ordnance offers a wide
range of products for the law enforcement, military, and civilian markets. The company has created a true
double-stack 1911 pistol, in addition to single- and double-stack pistols in .45 ACP, .40 S&W, 9 mm, and .38 super
calibers. Para pistols have found a variety of uses, including competition, law enforcement, concealed carry, and
general barrier shooting. Popular Firearms include the P14-45, the P18-9, and the P16-40 handguns.
Remington Arms
Remington Arms Company, Inc. was founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington in Ilion, New York, as E.
Remington and Sons. It is the oldest company in the United States which still makes its original product, and is
the oldest continuously operating manufacturer in North America. It is the only U.S. company which produces
both firearms and ammunition domestically, and is the largest U.S. producer of shotguns and rifles.
Remington has produced a number of iconic firearms, such as the Model 870 series of Pump action shotguns,
popular with various law enforcement agencies, the Model 700 bolt action rfile, the basis for the M24 SWS, used
by the United States Army as their standard Sniper Rifle, and he Model 1100 series of Semi-automatic Shotguns.
Rheinmetall AG
Rheinmetall AG is a German automotive and defense company with factories in Düsseldorf, Kassel and
Unterlüß. The company has a long tradition of making guns and artillery pieces. The company is also involved
in a variety of advanced metal-working and milling technologies, allowing it to provide special high-quality
components for small arms in addition to heavy weapon production.
Popular weapons include the MG3 machine gun, and the 120mm M1 Abrams main gun.
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Incorporated
Sturm, Ruger & Company was founded by William B. Ruger and Alexander McCormick Sturm in 1949 in a
small rented machine shop in Southport, Connecticut. Just prior to their partnership, Bill Ruger had successfully
duplicated two Baby Nambu pistols in his garage, from a captured Nambu that he acquired from a returning US
Marine, at the close of World War II. When it came to designing their first auto pistol, Ruger decided to
incorporate the looks of the German 9mm Luger and the American Colt Woodsman into their first commercially
produced .22 caliber pistol, which became so successful that it launched the entire company.
Ruger has been under fire with the firearms community for his personal beliefs when it came to fireams, stating
that “No honest man needs more than ten rounds” and would not sell high capacity magazines to civilians.
Despite this, ruger firearms are still some of the most prized firearms to this day. Popular firearms include the
Ruger Mark II and III,the Ruger SP101, and the Ruger 10/22 rifle, and the famous Ruger Mini-14.
Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson a manufacturer of handguns and Rifles in the United States. The corporate headquarters is in
Springfield, Massachusetts. Founded in 1852, Smith & Wesson's pistols and revolvers have become standard
issue to police and armed forces throughout the world. They are also used by sport shooters and have been
featured in numerous Hollywood movies. Smith & Wesson has been known for the many types of ammunition it
has introduced over the years, and many cartridges bear the company's name.
Popular and Famous firearms are numerous, including the Model 10, Model 36, the Sigma and M&P, as well as
the First, Second, and Third series of Autoloading S&W handguns, such as the 59, 669, and the 5906.
Sig-Sauer
SIG Sauer GmbH is the German representative of Switzerland-based manufacturing firm Swiss Arms AG, which
was spun off from Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) in 2000. SIG Sauer Inc was established in 1985
with the name Sigarms to import and distribute SIG firearms into the United States, although it now also has
some manufacturing capabilities. Since 2000 it has been a separate entity.
Springfield Armory Inc.
Springfield Armory, Inc. is a firearms manufacturer and importer based in Geneseo, Illinois, founded in 1974. It
is one of the largest firearms marketers of imported firearms in the United States. They Import the HS2000,
which they market as the XD series of handguns, and produce semi-automatic copies of the M14 rifle, named the
M1A, as well as Copies of the M1911A1 handgun, in various calibers.
Stoeger Industies
Stoeger Industries is a manufacturer and importer of firearms into the United States, specializing in shotguns.
Stoeger Industries' headquarters are in Accokeek, Maryland, United States. Stoeger is a wholly owned
subsidiary of Benelli, which in turn is owned by Italian firearms manufacturer Beretta. Famous and Popular
firearms include the Stoeger Cougar, a licensed copy of the Beretta 8000, and the M2000, a Semi-automatic
shotgun.
Steyr Mannlicher
Steyr Mannlicher is a firearms manufacturer based in the city of Steyr, Austria. Originally a part of the SteyrDaimler-Puch manufacturing conglomerate, it became independent when the conglomerate was broken in 1990.
Steyr has produced the AUG, a bulpup rifle for the Austrian Army, quite infamous for it’s short overall size with
it’s full length barrel.
Taurus
Forjas Taurus is a manufacturing conglomerate based in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Beginning as a tool and die
manufacturer, the company now consists of divisions focusing on firearms, metals manufacturing, plastics, body
armor, helmets, and civil construction.
Taurus produces a number of variants on popular manufacturers, including Beretta, Colt, and Smith and
Wesson. They are known in the firearms industry for pushing the envelope on designs, producing a 5 shot
revolver that fires .410 gauge shotgun shells, and the first revolver with a polymer frame, as well as various
revolvers chambered for rounds traditionally thought of as autoloader rounds, such as 9x19mm, .40 S&W, .45
ACP, and even some rifle rounds, such as the .30 Carbine.
Popular Firearms include their variant on the 1911, the PT92, a Beretta 92F copy with a frame mounted safety,
and the 24/7 series of handguns, as well as their revolver that fires both .410 gauge shotgun shells and .45 LC
rounds, the Taurus Judge.
Walther Arms
Carl Walther GmbH Sportwaffen or Walther is a German arms manufacturer. Walther has made major
breakthroughs in the development of pistols.
Popular Firearms include the PPK and the P99 – both pistols carried by the fictional character James Bond – and
the P38, the standard-issue sidearm of the German military in World War II.
How to read the Firearms Chart
Firearm: The Name and Model of the Firearm
Caliber: The caliber of the round the firearm fires. Multiple listings with a slash means that the firearm can
chamber and fire any of the listed calibers, and Multiple listings without a slash means that the weapon can
chamber both rounds at the same time.
Magazine Size, Cost, and Type: The size of all available magazine sizes for the firearm, how much each one cost,
and what kind of feeding mechanism the firearm uses. Listings of specific firearms means that this firearm uses
that type of magazine, and they are interchangeable, if the magazine size, firearm model, and caliber match on
both firearms. For box magazine firearms, the number on the left represents the capacity, and the number on the
right represents how much it cost to purchase one magazine of that size.
Upgrade Points: The type of upgrades the firearm can accept.
Range Increment: The Range increment for the firearm. All Shotgun range increments affects both their damage,
and their range. All benefits from upgrades have been already calculated in the weapon's range increment.
Rate of Fire: The rate of fire for the firearm or the action of the firearm, as listed below. Semi stands for semiautomatic, where the firearm cycles itself for the next shot, and can perform a single fire attack, a bump fire
attack(if it meets all the prerequisites), a double tap attack or a Potshot attack. DA stands for Double Action,
DAO stands for Double Action Only, DA/SA stands for Double Action/Single Action and PA stands for Pre-set
Action. All of these actions can perform the same attacks as Semi-automatic firearms. Auto stands for fully
automatic, where the firearm can perform an autofire attack, a suppressive fire attack, a sweepfire attack, a
sprayfire attack or five round burst fire attack. 2R burst or 3R burst stands for Three or two round burst, which
allows the weapon two perform a three round burst fire attack if three round burst, or a two round burst attack
if two round burst. Single stands for single fire, where the firearm must be reloaded after it's fired. These
weapons can perform single fire attacks. Double stands for double fire, where a firearm has two triggers, which
can both be pulled to perform a doublefire attack, or one at a time, for two single fire attacks. SA stands for
Single Action, which requires the hammer to be pulled back before firing again in revolvers, and that the
hammer has to be pulled back for the first shot for pistols. SA Revolvers can can perform single shot, and
fanning attacks, and SA Handguns can perform all Semi-automatic attacks. Lever stands for lever action, bolt
stands for bolt action, and pump stands for pump action, where the firearm's cocking lever, bolt or pump must
be worked manually to eject the spent casing or shell, and cycle a new one. These weapons can perform single
fire and potshot attacks. Slam stands for slamfire, where a weapon can perform Slamfire attacks.
Size: The size of the firearm. The Smaller size denotes how large the weapon is when it is folded up, while the
larger size denotes how large the weapon is fully extended, or assembled.
A small or smaller weapon is considered a light weapon and is easier to use in a character's off-hand.
Weight: How much the firearm weights, with all of the accessories it comes standard with.
Wealth Point Cost: The cost of the firearm to purchase, not including the license.
Error Range: The range of error the firearm posses when purchased brand new.
Restrictions: The restriction rating to purchase the firearm, if any.
Standard Equipment: What you receive when you purchase the firearm, fully assembled. If the firearm has a
permanent piece of equipment, that equipment cannot be removed or modified.
Chapter 1:Handguns
“I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But
being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one
question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?” ~ Harry Callahan
A handgun is a firearm designed to have the potential to be held and operated by one hand, although not necessarily used that way. This characteristic
differentiates handguns as a general class of firearms from long guns such as rifles and shotguns (which are usually mounted against the shoulder).
Major handgun subtypes are the revolver and pistol, and are split into various subtypes based on size and use.
There are handguns that are available to suit nearly any budget. Low-cost models featuring simple operating systems, crude manufacturing, and lowquality materials are widely produced. while more reliable and sophisticated service weapons that are suitable for more active use form the middle of the
market. At the high end are advanced custom pistols, produced for Olympic-class target shooting, exclusive private collections, or specialized forces,
such as SWAT.
Handguns differ from long guns in the fact that they are generally regarded as more personal weapons: The style, model, and even caliber, can tell quite
a lot about a character, and they are generally selected by hand, rather than issued. Handgun selection generally mirrors personal preference out in
combat, more so than long guns as a handgun is generally always worn, and only drawn when needed. They are also easier to conceal than a long gun,
allowing for a seemingly unarmed appearance when worn with the correct holster and clothing. A handgun should always be chosen carefully, the
character’s personality, backstory, and preference should definitely have some sway and appearance in their choice.
Revolvers
A revolver is a repeating firearm that has a cylinder containing multiple chambers and at least one barrel for firing. Capacity for a revolver can be as little
as 3 rounds, and as many as 10, but 5 and 6 round cylinders are the most common. Revolvers predated semi-automatic pistols, praised in their time for
their ability to fire multiple shots without reloading, nor resorting to having multiple barrels to do as such. Revolvers provide an advantage in the fact
that a misfiring cartridge does not put a gunfighter out of commission; only a trigger pull is needed to advance to the next round. Revolvers are also
generally less complicated on an end user level, being easier to maintain and operate, but much harder to repair. Revolvers, however, usually have low
capacities, when compared to autoloading pistols(The Highest capacity revolver at 10 rounds, is only the mid level for an autoloading pistol), and nearly
all models are unable to effectively use suppressors.
Revolvers themselves fall into various categories based on how they are cocked, and how they are loaded.
Single Action, Double Action and Double Action Only
With a single-action revolver(SA), the hammer is manually cocked, usually with the thumb of the firing or supporting hand. This action advances the
cylinder to the next round and locks the cylinder in place with the chamber aligned with the barrel. The trigger, when pulled, releases the hammer, which
fires the round in the chamber. To fire again, the hammer must be manually cocked again. This is called "single-action" because the trigger only performs
a single action, of releasing the hammer. Because only a single action is performed and trigger pull is lightened, firing a revolver in this way allows most
shooters to achieve greater accuracy. Additionally, the need to cock the hammer manually acts as a safety. The Colt Paterson Revolver, the Walker Colt,
the Colt's Dragoon and the Colt Single Action Army pistol of the American Frontier era are all good examples of this system. A single action revolver can
be used to perform fanning attacks, where the supporting hand rapidly cocks the hammer back and the primary hand simply holds the trigger down,
allowing for a volley of lead at a cost of accuracy. Single action Revolvers cost +1 additional Combat Point when performing a Single shot attack. All
Single action firearms gain a +1 Attack Bonus on all single shot and potshot attacks.
With a double-action(DA) revolver, the stroke of the trigger pull generates three actions: the hammer is pulled back to the cocked position, the cylinder
begins to be indexed to the next round, and then the hammer is released to strike the firing pin. Thus double action means that a cocking action separate
from the trigger pull is unnecessary; and every trigger pull will result in a complete cycle. This allows uncocked carry while also allowing draw-and-fire
using only the trigger. A longer and harder trigger stroke is the trade-off, but this drawback can also be viewed as a safety feature, as the gun is safer
against accidental discharges from being dropped.
Most double-action revolvers may be fired in two ways. The first way is single-action, exactly the same as a single-action revolver; the hammer is cocked
with the thumb, which indexes the cylinder, and when the trigger is pulled, the hammer is tripped. The second way is double action. Double Action
firearms are considered semi-automatic firearms. They can be cocked back for 1 Combat Point, gaining a +1 Attack Bonus to single shot and potshot
attacks.
Certain revolvers, called double action only(DAO), lack the latch that enables the hammer to be locked to the rear, and thus can only be fired in the
double action mode. With no way to lock the hammer back, DAO designs tend to have bobbed or spurless hammers, and may even have the hammer
completely covered by the revolver's frame. These are generally intended for concealed carrying, where a hammer spur could snag when the revolver is
drawn. The potential reduction in accuracy in aimed fire or the ability to perform a fanning attack is offset by the increased capability for concealment.
Double Action Only firearms are considered semi-automatic firearms. They give no penalty or bonus to attacks.
Front Loading Revolvers
The first revolvers were front loading, and were a bit like muskets in that the powder and bullet were loaded separately. These were caplocks or "cap and
ball" revolvers, because the caplock method of priming was the first to be compact enough to make a practical revolver feasible. When loading, each
chamber in the cylinder was rotated out of line with the barrel, and charged from the front with loose powder and an oversized bullet. Next, the chamber
was aligned with the ramming lever underneath the barrel. Pulling the lever would drive a rammer into the chamber, which sealed it and held the ball
and powder securely in place. Finally, the user would place percussion caps on the nipples on the rear face of the cylinder.
After each shot, a user was advised to raise his revolver vertically while cocking back the hammer so as to allow the fragments of the spent percussion
cap to fall out safely. Otherwise, the fragments could fall into the revolver's mechanism and jam it. Caplock revolvers were also vulnerable to "chain
fires", wherein hot gas from a shot ignited the powder in the other chambers. This could be prevented by sealing the chambers with cotton, wax, or
grease.
Loading a cylinder in this manner was a slow and awkward process and generally could not be done in the midst of battle. Some soldiers solved this by
carrying multiple revolvers in the field. Another solution was to use a revolver with a detachable cylinder design. These revolvers allowed the shooter to
quickly remove a cylinder and replace it with a full one, much like how modern day pistols use magazines.
Fixed Cylinder Revolver
In many of the first generation of cartridge revolvers (especially those that were converted after manufacture), the pin on which the cylinder revolved
was removed, and the cylinder taken from the gun for loading. Later models used a loading gate at the rear of the cylinder that allowed one cartridge at a
time to be accessed for loading, while a rod under the barrel could be pressed backwards to extract the fired case. Most revolvers using this method of
loading are single-action revolvers. The removable-cylinder design is employed in some modern "micro-revolvers" (usually in .22 caliber), in order to
simplify their design. These weapons are small enough to fit in the palm of the hand.
The loading gate on the original Colt designs (and on nearly all single-action revolvers since, such as the famous Colt Single Action Army) is on the right
side, which was done to facilitate loading while on horseback; with the revolver held in the left hand, the cartridges can easily be ejected and loaded with
the right.
Since the cylinder in these revolvers is firmly attached at the front and rear of the frame, and since the frame is typically full thickness all the way around,
fixed cylinder revolvers are inherently strong designs. Because of this, many modern large caliber hunting revolvers tend to be based on the fixed
cylinder design. Fixed cylinder revolvers can fire the strongest and most powerful cartridges, but at the price of being the slowest to load and cannot use
speedloaders for loading, as one chamber is exposed at a time to the loading gate.
Top Break Revolvers
The next method used for loading and unloading cartridge revolvers was the top break design. In a top-break revolver, the frame is hinged at the bottom
front of the cylinder. Releasing the lock and pushing the barrel down exposes the rear face of the cylinder. In most top-break revolvers, this act also
operates an extractor that pushes the cartridges in the chambers back far enough that they will fall free, or can be removed easily. Fresh rounds are then
inserted into the cylinder. The barrel and cylinder are then rotated back and locked in place, and the revolver is ready to fire.
Top break revolvers can be loaded more rapidly than fixed-frame revolvers, especially with the aid of speedloaders. However, this design is much
weaker and cannot handle high pressure rounds. While this design is mostly obsolete today, supplanted by the stronger yet equally convenient swingout design, manufacturers have begun making reproductions of late 19th century designs for use in cowboy action shooting.
Swing Out Cylinder Revolvers
The last and most modern method of loading and unloading is the swing out cylinder. The cylinder is mounted on a pivot that is coaxial with the
chambers, and the cylinder swings out and down (to the left in most cases). An extractor is fitted, operated by a rod projecting from the front of the
cylinder assembly. When pressed, it will push all fired rounds free simultaneously (as in top break models, the travel is designed to not completely
extract longer, unfired rounds). The cylinder may then be loaded, singly or again with a speedloader, closed, and latched in place.
The pivoting part that supports the cylinder is called the crane; it is the weak point of swing-out cylinder designs. Using the method often portrayed in
movies and television of flipping the cylinder open and closed with a flick of the wrist can in fact cause the crane to bend over time, throwing the
cylinder out of alignment with the barrel. Lack of alignment between chamber and barrel is a dangerous condition, as it can impede the bullet's transition
from chamber to barrel. This gives rise to higher pressures in the chamber, bullet damage, and the potential for an explosion if the bullet becomes stuck.
The shock of firing can also put a great deal of stress on the crane, as in most designs the cylinder is only held closed at one point, the rear of the cylinder.
Stronger designs use a lock in the crane as well as the lock at the rear of the cylinder. This latch provides a more secure bond between cylinder and frame,
and allows the use of larger, more powerful cartridges. Swing out cylinders are rather strong, but not as strong as fixed cylinders, and great care must be
taken with the cylinder when loading, so as not to damage the crane.
Single Shot and Semi-Automatic Pistols
A single shot pistol is a type of handgun which uses a single chamber and barrel, where the shot or cartridge is loaded in and then fired. A Single shot
pistol must be reloaded after every shot. Single shot handguns have generally fallen out of favor for revolvers, and semi-automatic handguns because of
their increased capacity and ease of loading, but still hold some value as last ditch and backup weapons. A semi-automatic pistol is a type of handgun
which uses a single chamber and barrel, with a mechanism powered by the previous shot to load a fresh cartridge into the chamber. One round is fired
each time the trigger of a semi-automatic pistol is pulled. A semi-automatic pistol harnesses the energy of one shot to reload the chamber for the next,
typically via recoil operation, blowback, or gas operation. After a round is fired, the spent casing is ejected and a new round from the magazine is loaded
into the chamber, allowing another shot to be fired as soon as the trigger is again pulled.
Most types of semi-automatic pistols rely on a removable magazine to store ammunition before it is fired, usually inserted inside the grip. These
magazines can hold anywhere from 3 to 100 rounds, though magazines between 5 and 20 are most common. Semi-automatic Pistols provide an
advantage in capacity, as they hold two to three times more than a revolver of similar size. Semi-automatic pistols are generally more complex to operate
and maintain on an end user level, but easier to repair.
Semi-automatic pistols fall into various categories based on how they are cocked, and what kind of magazine they posses.
Single Action, Double Action/Single Action, Pre-Set Action, and Double Action Only
Typically, the first round is manually loaded into the chamber by pulling back and releasing ("racking") the slide mechanism. After the trigger is pulled
and the round is fired, the recoil operation of the handgun automatically extracts and ejects the shell casing and reloads the chamber. This mode of
operation generally allows for faster reloading, although semi-automatic pistols are potentially more prone to malfunctions than revolvers due to their
more complex design and mechanism.
A single-action (SA) semi-automatic pistol must be cocked by first operating the slide or bolt, or, if a round is already chambered, by cocking the hammer
manually. The famed Colt M1911 is an example of this style of action. All SA semi-automatic pistols exhibit this feature, and automatically cock the
hammer when the slide is first "racked" to chamber a round. A round can also be manually inserted in the chamber with the slide locked back. Then the
safety can be applied. Single action firearms gain a +1 Attack Bonus on all single shot and potshot attacks.
Standard modern semi-automatic pistols are usually double-action/single-action (DA/SA). In this design, the hammer or striker may be either thumbcocked or activated by pulling the trigger when firing the first shot. The hammer or striker is re-cocked automatically during each firing cycle. In doubleaction/single-action (DA/SA) pistols, the first pull of the trigger requires roughly twice as much pressure as subsequent firings, since the first pull of the
trigger also cocks the hammer (if not already cocked by hand). The Beretta 92FS, a full-sized, service, semi-automatic pistol is an example of this style of
action. A common mode of carry for DA/SA semi-automatic pistols is with the magazine full, a round chambered, and the gun holstered and uncocked
with the external safety off. Single Action/Double Action firearms are considered semi-automatic firearms. The first shot has no attack penalty or bonus
and all single shot and potshot attacks after the first shot gain a +1 Attack bonus, but the Hammer can be cocked back for 1 Combat Point, gaining the +1
Attack Bonus.
A Pre-set action(PA) is a blend of Single Action(SA), and Double Action/Single Action(DA/SA). Upon firing a cartridge or loading the chamber, the
hammer or striker will rest in a partially cocked position. The trigger serves the function of completing the cocking cycle and then releasing the striker or
hammer. While technically two actions, it differs from a double-action trigger in that the trigger is not capable of fully cocking the striker or hammer. It
differs from single action in that if the striker or hammer were to release, it would generally not be capable of igniting the primer. Preset actions also
benefit in the fact that the first shot has the same trigger pressure as the subsequent shots, but have a downside where the slide must be racked if the
round fails to fire, in order to reset the action. Pre-set Action firearms have a +1 attack bonus to all All single shot attacks.
Some modern semi-automatic pistols are double action only (DAO); that is, once a round is chambered, each trigger pull will cock the hammer, striker, or
firing pin, and will additionally release the same to fire a cartridge in one continuous motion. Each pull of the trigger on a DAO semi-automatic pistol
requires the same amount of pressure. The Kel-Tec P-32 is an example of a DAO action. DAO semi-automatic pistols are most generally recommended
only in the smaller, self-defense, concealable pistols, rather than in target or hunting pistols. A notable exception is Glock-brand pistols which optimize
preset triggers (similar to DAO) but the striker is partially cocked back as the slide closes. This allows for significantly shorter trigger pulls than DAO.
The trigger spring can be replaced with a lighter one and paired with a low-strength sear connector resulting in lightened trigger pulls to improve a
shooter's accuracy. Double Action Only firearms are considered semi-automatic firearms. They give no penalty or bonus to attacks.
Fixed Magazine and Removable magazine
Nearly all semi-automatic pistols use a removable magazine, which can be taken from the magazine well, reloaded, and then replaced in the pistol. This
facilitates a much quicker reload time by carrying around more magazines that have been prefilled with ammunition. In most handguns, even with the
magazine removed, it can still be fired if there is a round in the chamber.
The fixed pistol magazine generally uses stripper clips or loose rounds to reload a handgun, which is pushed into the internal magazine, and then
stowed or tossed away. These are generally slower than removable magazine pistols, as the action generally has to be locked back before reloading, and if
a character is caught in the middle of reloading, they can not fire. Reloading also has to be done after the firearm has completely expended all of it’s
ammunition(Or all of the ammunition has been removed), which doesn’t allow for topping off rounds in a timely manner.
Modern-day Handguns
The handguns listed under this section represent the selection from the mid 1950s to present day. These are the mostly commonly encountered handguns
in this day and age.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Modern Handguns
Damage
Caliber
1d2
+0
.22 Short
1d3
+0
.25 ACP
1d4
+0
.22 LR
1d4+2
-1
.17 HMR,
2d4
-1
.380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz
2d4+2
-3
.22 WMR
2d4+1
-1
9x18mm PM, .38 Special
3d4-1
-3
5.7x28mm FN
3d4
-3
.40 S&W
3d4+1
-3
.410 Ga.
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP, .45 GAP
3d4+3
-4
.357 Magnum
3d4+4
-5
.38 Super
1d6
-1
.32 ACP
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
2d6+1
-2
.45 Long Colt
2d6+2
-3
.357 SIG
2d6+4
-4
10mm Auto
3d6
-4
.44 Magnum,
3d6+2
-5
.454 Casull, .50 Action Express
Holdout Handguns
A holdout handgun is a handgun designed as a last ditch defensive weapon, to be drawn when all other weapons are compromised. Holdout handguns
go well with a pocket holster, conceal carry holster, ankle holster, or tummy holster, but can also be stuck in a belt holster if one wishes.
Holdout handguns generally make poor sidearms, because of low capacity, weak calibers, or lack of barrel length to get the desired accuracy at a distance
one would use a sidearm. They are generally reserved for people who need a handgun, but they don’t need it to be big, flashy, or often times, expensive,
or if one needs to stow a handgun in a small area, such as under the seat of a car, or in a glove compartment.
Cheap Holdout Handguns cost no more than 10 Wealth Points.
Table: Cheap Modern-day Holdout Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cobray Side by Side .45 Long Colt/
Int:2
Derringer
.410 Ga.
Cobray 45/410
.45 Long Colt/
Int:1
Single Shot
.410 Ga.
Derringer
Cobray FMJ 410/22
.22 LR
Int:1
Derringer
.45 Long Colt/
Int:1
.410 Ga
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
10 ft.
SA
T
12 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Frame
10 ft.
SA
T
12 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Frame
10 ft.
SA
T
14 oz.
9
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Cobra Derringer
.22 LR
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
14 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Cobra Derringer
.380 ACP
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
14 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Cobra Derringer
9x19mm
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
14 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Cobra Derringer
.38 Special
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
14 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Davis Derringer2
.22 LR
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
10 oz.
4
10%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.25 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Davis Derringer2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
10 oz.
4
10%
Licensed
Davis Derringer2
.32 ACP
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
D
10 oz.
4
10%
Licensed
Intratec TEC-38
.38 Special
Int:2
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
D
10 oz.
5
15%
Licensed
Jimenez J.A. 22
.22 LR
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
13 oz.
3
20%
Licensed
Jimenez J.A. 25
.25 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
13 oz.
4
20%
Licensed
Jimenez J.A. 380
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
4
20%
Licensed
Jimenez J.A. 32
.32 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
4
20%
Licensed
North American
Arms Mini
Revolver2
North American
Arms Mini
Revolver2
North American
Arms Mini
Revolver2
.22 WMR
Cyl:5
Frame
15 ft.
SA
D
5 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
.22 Short
Cyl:5
Frame
15 ft.
SA
D
5 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
.22 LR
Cyl:5
Frame
15 ft.
SA
D
5 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
P-64
Raven Arms MP-25
9x18mm PM
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
22 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
.25 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
15 ft.
SA
D
10 oz.
3
15%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine.
1 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Mid-range Holdout Handguns cost between 11-16 Wealth Points.
Table: Mid-range Modern-day Holdout Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Beretta 3032 Tomcat
.32 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
20 ft.
DA/SA
T
14 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Beretta 21 Bobcat
.22 LR
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
11 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Beretta 21 Bobcat
.25 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
DA/SA
T
11 oz.
14
0%
Licensed
Downsizer WSP2
9x19mm
Int:1
Frame
15 ft.
Single
D
7 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Downsizer WSP2
Int:1
Frame
15 ft.
Single
D
7 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Downsizer WSP2
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.40 S&W
Int:1
Frame
15 ft.
Single
D
7 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Downsizer WSP2
.45 ACP
Int:1
Frame
15 ft.
Single
D
7 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Kel-Tec P-32
.32 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
8 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
North American
Arms Guardian
.32 ACP
6:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
13 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Taurus PT25
.25 ACP
9:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
12 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
.22 LR
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
12 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Taurus P22
1 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 9 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Expensive Holdout Handguns cost over 16 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day Holdout Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
American Derringer
.357
Int:4
COP 4-Shot2
Magnum/
.38 Special
Bond Arms Texas
9x19mm
Int:2
Defender1,2
Bond Arms Texas
.357
Int:2
Defender1,2
Magnum/
.38 Special
Bond Arms Texas
.45 Long Colt/
Int:2
Defender1,2
.410 Ga.
Bond Arms Texas
10mm Auto
Int:2
Defender1,2
Bond Arms Texas
.22 LR
Int:2
Defender1,2
Bond Arms Texas
.45 ACP
Int:2
Defender1,2
Colt Mustang
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
7:1 WP
10:1 WP
Box
Colt Mustang XSP
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
7:1 WP
10:1 WP
Box
CZ 92
.25 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Double Tap Tactical
Pistol2
.45 ACP
Int:2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
T
28 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
SA
T
18 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
SA
T
18 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Frame
15 ft.
DAO
T
10 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
T
12 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Double Tap Tactical
Pistol2
9x19mm
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
T
12 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Heizer Defense PS1
.45 Colt/
.410 Gauge
Int:1
Frame
15 ft.
DAO
T
21 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
IMI Micro Desert
Eagle
.380 ACP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
T
14 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
North American
Arms Guardian
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
18 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Ruger LCP
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
T
10 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Rohrbaugh R93
9x19mm
6:3 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
DAO
D
13 oz.
55
0%
Licensed
Precision Small
Arms PSP-25
.25 ACP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
PA
D
12 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
6:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Sig-Sauer P290
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
20 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
7:1 WP
Mustang
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
SA
T
15 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Sig-Sauer P238
Sig-Sauer P938
9x19mm
6:1 WP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
SA
T
16 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Taurus 732 TCP
.32 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
10 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Taurus 738 TCP
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
10 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Backup Handguns
A backup handgun is a scaled down version of a service revolver or pistol, designed for easy concealment. Their ammunition capacities are likewise
scaled down, however, making them decent sidearms, but not the first to be chosen.. Backup Handguns go well with Shoulder holsters, Belt holsters,
Ankle holsters or even Tactical Holsters.
Backup guns are generally the go-to guns when a main sidearm is compromised, or is otherwise unavailable. They make decent sidearms for smaller
framed people, where a full sized handgun would be unwieldy or uncomfortable, or when decent, hard hitting firepower is needed, but not at the size of
a full sized handgun. They should not be discarded because of their backup nature: Backup handguns are often chambered in serviceable calibers, and
often take the same magazines as their larger counterparts.
Firearm Spotlight: The Makarov PM
The PM ( Pistolet Makarova, literally Makarov's Pistol) is a semi-automatic pistol design. Under the project leadership of Nikolay Fyodorovich Makarov,
it became the Soviet Union's standard military side arm from 1951-1991. The Makarov pistol resulted from a design competition for replacing the
Tokarev TT-33 semi-automatic pistol and the Nagant M1895 revolver. Rather than building a pistol to an existing cartridge in the Soviet inventory,
Nikolai Makarov utilized essentially the "9mm Ultra" cartridge which had been designed by Carl Walther G.m.b.H. for the German Luftwaffe during
the Second World War. Walther's cartridge became the 9x18mm Makarov. For simplicity and economy, the Makarov pistol was of straight blowback
operation, with the 9x18mm cartridge being the most powerful cartridge it could safely fire.
In 1951, the Pistol of Makarov (PM) was selected because of its simplicity (few moving parts), economy, easy manufacturing, and reasonable stopping
power. It remained in wide front line service with Soviet military and police until the end of the U.S.S.R. in 1991 and beyond. Today, the Makarov is a
popular handgun for concealed carry in the United States; variants of the pistol remain in production in Russia, China, and Bulgaria. In the U.S., surplus
Soviet and East German military Makarovs are considered Curio & Relic eligible items by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives,
because the countries of manufacture, the U.S.S.R. and the G.D.R., no longer exist.
Cheap Backup Handguns cost no more than 12 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-day Backup Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
AMT Backup2
9x19mm
5:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
S
18 oz.
12
10%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 5
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 5
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 6
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with one 7
round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 13
round
magazines
AMT Backup2
.45 ACP
5:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
S
18 oz.
12
10%
Licensed
Accu Tek 380 II
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
23 oz.
7
10%
Licensed
Bersa Thunder 380
.380 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
9:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
20 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Canik TP9
9x19mm
15:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
Canik TP40
.40 S&W
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Canik Stingray
9x19mm
Canik Stingray-C2
9x19mm
Canik Stingray
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
28 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Canik Stingray-C2
.40 S&W
11: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
28 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Charter Arms Mag
Pug3
CZ-82
.357 Magnum/
.38 Special
9x18mm PM
Cyl:5
30 ft.
DA
S
23 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Hi-Point Model C2
9x19mm
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
S
29 oz.
5
10%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 13
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Hi-Point Model JH2
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
S
35 oz.
6
10%
Licensed
.40 S&W
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
S
35 oz.
6
10%
Licensed
Jimenez J.A. NINE
9x19mm
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
5
20%
Licensed
Jimenez LC380
.380 APC
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
4
20%
Licensed
Kel-Tec PF-9
9x19mm
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
T
12 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Kel-Tec P-112
9x19mm
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
6906
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft
DAO
S
15 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 7
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with one 6
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 10
round
magazine
Hi-Point Model
40W2
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Kel-Tec P-402
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
14 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
9x18mm PM
8:1 WP
Makarov
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Norinco Type 59
Makarov2
.380 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
8
5%
Licensed
Norinco Type 592
9x18mm PM
8:1 WP
Makarov
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
12
5%
Licensed
9x19mm
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
15 oz.
12
5%
Licensed
.22 LR
Cyl:9
Frame
25 ft.
DA
S
24 oz.
Barrel
Taurus Model 9412
.22 WMR
Cyl:8
Frame
25 ft.
DA
S
24 oz.
Barrel
Taurus Model 853
.38 Special
Cyl:5
Frame
20 ft.
DA
T
21 oz.
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
12
0%
Licensed
10
0%
Licensed
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 7
round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 8
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 8
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Makarov PM2
SCCY CPX-22
Taurus Model 942
4 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
5 This weapon uses the CZ-82 mags, and is simply loaded with .380 ACP ammunition.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Mid-range Backup Handguns Cost between 13-25 Wealth Points
Table: Mid-range Modern-day Backup Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
AMT Backup2
.357 Magnum/
5:1 WP
.38 Special
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DAO
S
18 oz.
15
10%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Beretta 84
.380 ACP
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Beretta 862
.380 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Beretta 92L Compact
9x19mm
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Beretta 9000F2
9x19mm
12:1 WP
9mm 9000
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
25 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
12:1 WP
9mm 9000
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Beretta 9000D2
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
26 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
.40 9000
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Beretta 9000D2
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
.40 9000
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
27 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Beretta Px4 Storm
Subcompact
9x19mm
13:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
DA/SA
T
26 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Beretta Px4 Storm
Subcompact
.40 S&W
10:2 WP
Px4 .40
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
DA/SA
T
26 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Bersa Thunder Pro
Ultra Compact2
9x19mm
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 13
round
magazine
Beretta 9000F2
Weapon
Caliber
Bersa Thunder Pro
Ultra Compact2
.40 S&W
Bersa Thunder Pro
Ultra Compact2
.45 ACP
Bersa Thunder 380
Plus2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
DA/SA
S
27 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
.380 ACP
15:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
20 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Bersa Thunder 22
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
18 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Bersa Firestorm3
.38 Special
Cyl:6
25 ft.
DA
T
20 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Colt Detective
Special1,3
Charter Arms
Bulldog3
.38 Special
Cyl:6
25 ft.
DA
T
17 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
.44Magnum/
.44 Special
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA
S
21 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 15
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
.38 Special
Cyl:5
30 ft.
DAO
S
21 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Cyl:5
25 ft.
DA
S
16 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
.38 Special
Cyl:6
25 ft.
DAO
S
16 oz.
14
0%
Licensed
.38 Special
Cyl:5
25 ft.
DAO
T
16 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
Charter Arms
Bulldog3
Charter Arms
Undercover3
Charter Arms Police
Undercover3
Charter Arms Off
Duty3
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Weapon
Charter Arms
Pathfinder3
CZ-82
Caliber
.22 LR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:6
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DA
S
19 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 13
round
magazine
Firearm with
two 10 or 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
9x18mm PM
12:1 WP
Box
CZ-83
.32 ACP
15:1 WP
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
CZ-835
.380 ACP
13:1 WP
Cz-82
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
CZ 75 Compact
9x19mm
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
CZ 100
9x19mm
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
23 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
CZ 100
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
23 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Glock 26
9x19mm
Glock 27
.40 S&W
Glock 28
.380 ACP
Glock 29
10mm Auto
Glock 30
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Box
9:1 WP
11:1 WP
13:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Box
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
Box
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
Box
13:1 WP
10:1 WP
9:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 9 round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
20 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
PA
T
24 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
20 ft.
PA
T
24 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
9:1 WP
11:1 WP
13:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Box
6:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Glock 33
.357 SIG
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 9 round
magazines
Glock 36
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
20 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
6:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
Box
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
30 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
30 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
7:2 WP
8:3 WP
MK9/PM9
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
T
25 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 13
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Glock 39
.45 GAP
IMI Jericho 941FB
9x19mm
IMI Jericho 941FB
Kahr K9
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
6:2 WP
7:2 WP
8:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Kahr MK92
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
T
23 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
8:3 WP
MK9/PM9
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
PA
S
18 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Kahr P9
9x19mm
7:2 WP
8:3 WP
MK9/PM9
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
T
16 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
and one 7
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Kahr TP9
Kahr PM92
9x19mm
6:2 WP
7:2 WP
8:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
T
15 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
Kahr P380
.380 ACP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
T
9 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Kahr MK40
.40 S&W
5:2 WP
6:2 WP
MK/PM40
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
T
24 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
and one 7
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
and one 6
round
magazine
Weapon
Caliber
Kahr TP40
.40 S&W
Kahr P402
.40 S&W
Kahr PM40
.40 S&W
Kahr PM45
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7:3 WP
MK/PM40
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
6:2 WP
7:3 WP
MK/PM40
Box
5:2 WP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
17 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
PA
T
16 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
5:2 WP
6:2 WP
7:3 WP
Box
8:1 WP
12:1 WP
Makarov
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
T
20 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
and one 6
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 5 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
one 12
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Makarov PMM2
9x18mm PM
P-83 Wanad
9x18mm PM
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Ruger LC9
9x19mm
7:1 WP
Frame
Barrel
25 ft
DAO
T
17 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum/
.38 Special
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA
T
28 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Ruger SP1013
Weapon
Caliber
Ruger SP1013
9x19mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
25 ft.
DA
T
28 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
DA
T
28 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
29 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
.22 LR
Cyl:8
30 ft.
DA
T
10 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
.38 Special
Cyl:5
30 ft.
DA
T
19 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 642
Ladysmith1,3
S&W Model 3906
.38 Special
Cyl:5
25 ft.
DAO
T
14 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 69062
9x19mm
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:1 WP
Box
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Ruger SP1013
.22 LR
Cyl:6
Ruger 944
.40 S&W
Ruger KP345
S&W Model 317
AirLite3
S&W Model 363
Frame
Barrel
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:1 WP
6906
Box
8:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
S&W Model 69462
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
26 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
S&W Model 40132
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
26 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 45162
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 45462
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
34 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
S&W M&P SHIELD
9mm
9x19mm
7:2 WP
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barre
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
and one 8
round
magazine
S&W Model 40532
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
6:2 WP
7:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
S&W M&P SHIELD
40 S&W
.40 S&W
Frame
Barre
20 ft.
PA
T
19 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
.32 ACP
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
17 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
and one 7
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Sig-Sauer P2301
Sig-Sauer P2321
.380 ACP
7:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
17 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Star Firestar M/432
9x19mm
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Star Firestar M/402
.40 S&W
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Star Firestar M/452
.45 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
26 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Springfield Armory
GI Micro-Compact
.45 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
33 oz
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Weapon
Caliber
Springfield Armory
XD Compact2
.45 ACP
Springfield Armory
XD Sub-Compact
9x19mm
Springfield Armory
XD Sub-Compact
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
30 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
16:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
PA
T
27 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
9:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
PA
T
27 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Taurus Millennium
Pro Model 111
9x19mm
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
18 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Taurus Millennium
Pro Model 132
.32 ACP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
18 oz.
14
5%
Licensed
Taurus Millennium
Pro Model 138
.380 ACP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
18 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 and
one 13
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 13 and
one 16
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 9 and
one 12
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Taurus Millennium
Pro Model 140
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
18 oz.
16
5%
Licensed
.45 ACP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
22 oz.
16
5%
Licensed
Taurus Model 709
Slim2
9x19mm
7:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
19 oz.
14
5%
Licensed
Taurus Model 738
.380 ACP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
T
19 oz.
17
5%
Licensed
Taurus Model 740
Slim2
.40 S&W
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
19 oz.
20
5%
Licensed
Taurus Model 172
.17 HMR
Cyl:8
20 ft.
DA
S
22 oz.
14
0%
Licensed
Taurus Model 8562,3
.38 Special
Cyl:6
20 ft.
DA
S
22 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Taurus Model 6052,3
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
DA
S
24 oz.
14
0%
Licensed
20 ft.
DAO
S
25 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines.
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines.
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines.
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Taurus Millennium
Pro Model 145
Taurus Model 6512,3
Cyl:5
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:5
Taurus Model 4552,3
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA
S
23 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Taurus Model 4052,3
.40 S&W
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA
S
22 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a ported
barrel
Empty
Firearm
Taurus Model 905
9x19mm
Cyl:5
30 ft.
DA
S
22 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Walther PPK\S1
.32 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
22 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Walther PPK\S1
.380 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
T
22 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
15 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Walther P222
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
5 This weapon uses the CZ-82 mags, and is simply loaded with .380 ACP ammunition.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Expensive Backup handguns Cost over 25 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day-day Backup Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
Beretta Px4 Storm
9x19mm
10:2 WP
Frame
Compact2
15:2 WP
Barrel
17:2 WP
1 Tactical
20:2 WP
Px4 9mm
Box
Coonan Compact
.357 Magnum
6:3 WP
Frame
Pistol1,2,3
Box
Barrel
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
27 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 15
round
magazines
35 ft.
SA
S
42 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 9 round
magazines
H&K P71
9x19mm
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DAO
S
27 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
H&K P91
9x19mm
9:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
31 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 40
Compact1
.40 S&W
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 9
Compact1
9x19mm
13:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 13
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
H&K USP 45
Compact1
.45 ACP
H&K USP 357
Compact1
.357 SIG
H&K P30sk1,2
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
25 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
23 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Kahr T9
9x19mm
8:3 WP
MK9/PM9
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
PA
S
28 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Kahr T40
.40 S&W
7:3 WP
MK/PM40
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
29 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Kahr K402
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
26 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Kahr TP45
.45 ACP
6:2 WP
7:3 WP
MK/PM40
Box
7:3 WP
PM45
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Kahr P452
.45 ACP
Para-Ordnance
Warthog1
.45 ACP
Para-Ordnance
LDA Carry1
PB Silenced Pistol
Ruger LCR-22
Ruger LCR3
Ruger KLCR-3573
S&W M&P
Compact 9mm2
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
6:2 WP
7:3 WP
PM45
Box
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
24 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
6:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
T
30 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
9x18mm PM
8:1 WP
Makarov
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
32
0%
Restricted
.22 LR
Cyl:8
25 ft
DAO
T
14 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
.38 Speical
Cyl:5
25 ft
DAO
T
13 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
9x19mm
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barre
1 Tactical
25 ft
DAO
T
17 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
and a level 2
suppressor.
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines.
10:2 WP
12:2 WP
Box
Weapon
Caliber
S&W M&P
Compact 45 ACP2
.45 ACP
S&W M&P
Compact 40 S&W2
.40 S&W
S&W M&P
Compact 357 SIG2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barre
1 Tactical
25 ft.
PA
S
26 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines.
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barre
1 Tactical
25 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
.357 SIG
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barre
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
T
13 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2281,2
.357 Magnum/
.38 Special
9x19mm
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
29 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2291,2
.40 S&W
10:2 WP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2291,2
.357 SIG
10:2 WP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines.
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines.
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 12
round
magazines
S&W M&P340
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8:2 WP
Box
10:2 WP
13:2 WP
Box
Weapon
Caliber
Springfield Armory
1911 EMP
9x19mm
Taurus Model 454 2
inch
Taurus Public
Defender2
Walther PPS2
.454 Casull
.45 Long Colt
.45 Long Colt
.410 Ga.
9x19mm
Walther PPS2
.40 S&W
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
9:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
26 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Cyl:5
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA
S
48 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
20 ft.
DA
S
28 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
PA
S
19 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
PA
S
20 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
three 9
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
Cyl:5
6:1 WP
7:2 WP
8:3 WP
Box
5:1 WP
6:2 WP
7:3 WP
Frame
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
5 This weapon uses the CZ-82 mags, and is simply loaded with .380 ACP ammunition.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Full Size Handguns
Full Size Handguns usually serve as the duty weapons of most military forces and law enforcement officers around the world. They’re built for
effectiveness over concealment, with bulky utilitarian frames, heavy grips, and high ammunition capacities. Full Size Handguns go well with any holster
that they can fit in, but generally are put in Belt Holsters, Tactical Holsters, and Shoulder Holsters
Full Size Handguns do not necessarily have to meet the concealable issue that backup and holdout handguns have, therefore are generally larger and
possess plenty of ammunition to have an extended fight with. The downsides are that they do shoot handgun ammunition, and are weak when
compared to rifles and shotguns. Fullsized handguns should be used when concealment is not a large issue, but a full sized rifle or shotgun would be
unwieldy to use, or too heavy to carry. When used with longarms, they should supplement the weapon, particularity as a backup gun.
Cheap Full Sized Handguns cost no more than 16 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-Day Full Size Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
AMT Hardballer
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
Government
1911
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
15
10%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 7
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 17
round
magaiznes
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magaiznes
Arcus DAC
9x19mm
13:3 WP
Browning
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
33 oz.
14
5%
Licensed
Canik MKEK
9x19mm
17:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA/DA
S
48 oz.
16
5%
Licensed
Canik MKEK
.40 S&W
13:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA/DA
S
48 oz.
16
5%
Licensed
Ruger 9E
9x19mm
17:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft
PA
S
27 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Rock Island Armory
1911-A1FS
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Ruger P89
9x19mm
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Cyl:6
DA
S
33 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
31 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
16:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
S&W SD9VE
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
9x19mm
35 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
S&W SD40VE
.40 S&W
14:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
38 oz.
.38 Special
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
12
0%
Licensed
Ruger Security Six
S&W Model 133
Taurus Model 653
Cyl:6
Empty
Firearm
with one 17
round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
with three
16 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
14 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
4 When firing .38 Special, this weapon takes the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition.
5 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
6 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
7 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Firearm Spotlight: The Browning Hi-Power
The Browning Hi-Power is a single-action, 9 mm semi-automatic handgun. It is based on a design by American firearms inventor John Browning, and
completed by Dieudonné Saive at Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium. Browning died in 1926, several years before the design was finalized.
The Hi-Power is one of the most widely used military pistols of all time, having been used by the armed forces of over 50 countries.
The Hi-Power name alluded to the 13-round magazine capacity; almost twice that of contemporary designs such as the Luger or Mauser 1910. The
pistol is often referred to as an HP (for "Hi-Power" or "High-Power") or as a GP (for the French term, "Grande Puissance"). The term P-35 is also used,
based on the introduction of the pistol in 1935. It is most often called the "Hi-Power", even in Belgium. It is also known as the BAP (Browning Automatic
Pistol), particularly in Irish service.
The Hi-Power, like many other Browning designs, operates on the short-recoil principle, where the barrel and slide initially recoil together until the
barrel is unlocked from the slide by a cam arrangement. Unlike Browning's earlier Colt M1911 pistol, the barrel is not moved vertically by a toggling
link, but instead by a hardened bar which crosses the frame under the barrel and contacts a slot under the chamber, at the rearmost part of the barrel.
The barrel and slide recoil together for a short distance but, as the slot engages the bar, the chamber and the rear of the barrel are drawn downward and
stopped. The downward movement of the barrel disengages it from the slide, which continues rearward, extracting the spent case from the chamber
and ejecting it. After the slide reaches the limit of its travel, the recoil spring brings it forward again, stripping a new round from the magazine and
pushing it into the chamber. This also pushes the chamber and barrel forward. The cam slot and bar move the chamber upward and the locking lugs on
the barrel reengage those in the slide.
Despite it's age, the Browning Hi power enjoys a very large following, both with civilians and military forces using them to this day.
Mid-range Full Sized Handguns cost between 16-30 Wealth Points
Table: Mid-Range Modern-day Full Size Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Benelli Model B-76
9x19mm
8:2 WP
Box
Beretta 92FS/
Beretta M9
9x19mm
Beretta 92A1
9x19mm
Beretta 96FS
.40 S&W
Beretta 96A1
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
92FS
Box
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
92FS
Box
10:1 WP
11:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
10:1 WP
11:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DAO
S
34 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 8
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Beretta 8000
Cougar2
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
31 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Beretta 8357
Cougar2
.357 SIG
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
DA/SA
S
33 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Beretta 8040
Cougar2
.40 S&W
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
33 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Beretta 8045
Cougar2
.45 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
35 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Beretta Px4 Storm
9x19mm
10:2 WP
15:2 WP
17:2 WP
20:3 WP
30:4 WP
Px4 9mm
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta Px4 Storm
.40 S&W
Beretta Px4 Storm
.45 ACP
Bersa Thunder Pro
High Capacity
9x19mm
Bersa Thunder Pro
High Capacity
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
14:2 WP
17:2 WP
Px4 .40
Box
9:2 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
17:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Browning Hi-Power1
9x19mm
13:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
35 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Browning Hi-Power1
.40 S&W
10:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
35 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 14 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with one 17
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 13
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Browning Hi-Power1
.357 SIG
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
35 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
10mm Auto
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Colt Government 70
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Colt Government 70
.38 Super
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
9:1 WP
.38 Sup
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
CZ 75
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
39 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
CZ 75
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
39 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
CZ 97
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
19:2 WP
Box
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
14:2 WP
Box
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
40 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with one 8
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 7
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 9
round
magazine
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Firearm
with two 10
or 12 round
magazines
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Colt Delta Elite1
Weapon
Caliber
FN FNP-9
9x19mm
FN FNX-96
9x19mm
FN FNS-96
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
16:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
17:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
21 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
17:2 WP
FNX-9
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
25 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
FN FNP-40
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
14:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
FN FNS-406
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
14:1 WP
FNX-40
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
27 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
FN FNS-40 Compact
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
23 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 or 16
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
17 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
17 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 or 14
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 or 14
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
14:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
FN FNX-406
.40 S&W
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
14:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Glock 17
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Glock 19
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Glock 20
10mm Auto
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock 26
Box
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock 26
Box
15:1 WP
Glock 29
Box
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 or 14
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with three
10 or 14
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 17
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
FN FNP-45
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
40 ft.
PA
S
27 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Glock 21
.45 ACP
13:1 WP
Glock 30
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
26 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Glock 22
.40 S&W
Glock 23
.40 S&W
Glock 25
.380 ACP
Glock 31
.357 SIG
Glock 32
.357 SIG
Glock 37
.45 GAP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock 27
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
23 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
13:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock 27
Box
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
Glock 28
Box
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock 32
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
20 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
23 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
13:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock 32
Box
10:1 WP
Glock 39
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
21 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
25 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Glock 38
.45 GAP
IMI Jericho 941
“Baby Eagle”
.40 S&W
IMI Jericho 941
“Baby Eagle”
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 12
round
magazine
9x19mm
16:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
35 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Rock Island Armory
1911-A1 Tactical
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
40 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Rock Island Armory
1911-A1FS
.38 Super
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
9:1 WP
.38 Sup
Box
Empty
Firearm
with one 16
round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
24
5%
Licensed
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA
S
35 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
36 oz.
18
5%
Licensed
Ruger GP100
Ruger P90
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
Glock 39
Box
8:1 WP
Box
Empty
firearm with
two 9 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Ruger P91
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
17
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
Cyl:6
DA
S
39 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
9:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
S&W Model 1006
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
10mm Auto
40 ft.
DA/SA
S
44 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 4006
.40 S&W
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
40 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 4046
.40 S&W
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DAO
S
40 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 4506
.45 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
41 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
with two 9
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
S&W Model 6863
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
S&W Model 45162
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
38 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 5906
9x19mm
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
6906
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
39 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 5946
9x19mm
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
6906
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DAO
S
39 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
S&W M&P 9mm
9x19mm
10:1 WP
17:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
S&W M&P40
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 7
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 17 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Sig-Sauer P2201
.45 ACP
8:2 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
28 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8:2 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
28 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
Sig-Sauer P2201
10mm Auto
Sig-Sauer P2251
9x19mm
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2261
9x19mm
10:2 WP
15:2 WP
20:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2261
.40 S&W
10:2 WP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Sig-Sauer P2261
.357 SIG
10:2 WP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
10mm Auto
14:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
49 oz.
25
5%
Licensed
Star Megastar
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 15 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 12 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
or 12 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with one 14
round
magazine
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Star Megastar
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
48 oz..
25
5%
Licensed
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 14
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with one 7
round
magazine
Springfield Armory
GI 1911A1
Springfield Armory
XD 4”
9x19mm
10:1 WP
16:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
28 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Springfield Armory
XD 4”
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
29 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Springfield Armory
XD 4”
.357 SIG
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
29 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Springfield Armory
XD 4”
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
30 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 16
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
with two 13
round
magazine
Weapon
Caliber
Steyr Model M40
.40 S&W
Steyr Model M357
.357 SIG
Steyr Model M9
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
12:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
27 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
27 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 12
round
magazines
9x19mm
14:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
PA
S
26 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Taurus PT92AF
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
17
5%
Licensed
Taurus PT100
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
30:2 WP
Box
10:1 WP
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
34 oz.
20
5%
Licensed
Taurus Model 1911
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 14
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 17
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 11
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
with two 7
round
magazine
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:5
Taurus Model 4503
.45 Long Colt
Taurus Model 454 4
inch
Taurus Judge3
.454 Casull
.45 Long Colt
.45 Long Colt
.410 Ga.
Cyl:5
Taurus Model 663
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.38 Special
Cyl:7
Taurus Model 6173
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
Cyl:7
Taurus Model 8173,5
.38 Special
Cyl:7
Walther P991
9x19mm
16:1 WP
Box
Walther P991
.40 S&W
12:1 WP
Box
Taurus Model 823,5
Cyl:5
Cyl:6
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
35 ft
DA
S
19 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
40 ft
DA
S
51 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
29 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA
S
38 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
DA
S
32 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
DA
S
28 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA
S
21 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
22 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 When firing .38 Special, this weapon takes the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition.
5 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
6 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
7 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
firearm with
two 16
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Expensive Full Sized handguns cost over 30 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day Full Size Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Bren 10 Special
10mm Auto
11:4 WP
Forces1
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 11 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
three 10 or 20
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
three 10 or 14
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
three 10
round
magazines
Coonan Classic
Pistol1,5
.357 Magnum/
.38 Special
6:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
65
0%
Licensed
Colt Python, 2.5
inch1,3
Colt Python, 4 inch1,3
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
5.7x28mm
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
25 ft.
DA
S
32 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
40 ft.
DA
M
42 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
50 ft.
DA
M
48 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
PA
S
24 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Colt Python, 6 inch1,3
FN Five-seveN
Cyl:6
Cyl:6
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
30:4 WP
Box
FN FNX-456
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
14:1 WP
FNP-45
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
32 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
FN FNX-45
Compact
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
30 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
H&K HK45
.45 ACP
H&K HK45
Compact
.45 ACP
H&K USP 45
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
27 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
25 oz.
58
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
31 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 40
.40 S&W
13:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
29 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 9
9x19mm
15:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft
DA/SA
S
26 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 45
Compact
.45 ACP
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
28 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
H&K USP 9
Compact
9x19mm
13:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft
DA/SA
S
25 oz.
31
0%
Licensed
H&K P2000
9x19mm
13: 2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 13 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 12 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 13 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
H&K P2000
.357 SIG
Korth Pistol1
9x19mm
Korth Revolver1,3
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
12:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
24 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12 round
magazines
10:8 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SA
S
34 oz.
250
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
DA
S
36 oz.
195
0%
Licensed
Korth Revolver1,3
9x19mm
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
DA
S
36 oz.
195
0%
Licensed
Mateba Model 6
AutoRevolver1,4
Norinco QSZ-92
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
9x19mm
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Barrel
Frame
35 ft.
DA
S
30 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DAO
S
26 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Para Ordnance
P14.45 Limited7
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
14:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
40 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Para-Ordnance
P18.9 Limited7
9x19mm
10:1 WP
18:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
40 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
speedloaders
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
speedloaders
Empty
Firearm
Empty
firearm with
one 15 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 14 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 18 round
magazines
15:2 WP
Box
Weapon
Caliber
Para-Ordnance
P16.40 Limited7
.40 S&W
Para Ordnance
P14.45 Tactical7
.45 ACP
Para Ordnance GI
Expert
.45 ACP
Ruger Vaquero
Ruger Vaquero
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
.45 Long Colt
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
16:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
40 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
14:2 WP
P14.45
Box
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
SA
S
42 oz.
71
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 16 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 14 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
S
44 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
40 ft.
SA
S
40 oz.
36
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
SA
S
45 oz.
36
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
45 ft.
DA
S
40 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
43 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
42 oz.
44
0%
Licensed
Cyl:6
Ruger Super
Blackhawk 4 inch
Ruger SR1911
.44 Magnum
Cyl:6
.45 ACP
S&W Model 29 4inch3
S&W Model 6253
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Cyl:6
S&W Model 4506
TSW
.45 ACP
Cyl:6
8:1 WP
Box
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
firearm with
three 8 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
S&W Model 4516
TSW2
.45 ACP
S&W Model 4006
TSW
.40 S&W
S&W Model 4046
TSW
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
39 oz.
44
0%
Licensed
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DA/SA
S
40 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
11:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
DAO
S
40 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 11 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 11 round
magazines
S&W Model 5906
TSW
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
S
40 oz.
43
0%
Licensed
S&W Model 5946
TSW
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DAO
S
40 oz.
43
0%
Licensed
S&W M&P357 SIG
.357 SIG
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
6906
Box
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
6906
Box
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
25 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
S&W M&P45
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
PA
S
29 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 15 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10 or 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Springfield Armory
1911A1 Loaded
Operator1
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
SA
S
42 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazine
Taurus Model 444
.44 Magnum/
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
28 oz.
32
0%
Ultra3
.44 Special
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 When firing .38 Special, this weapon takes the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition.
5 This weapon will not explode if using overpressure ammunition
6 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
7 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns
A target handgun is a handgun that is built specifically for long or short range target shooting, usually chambered in an inexpensive caliber, such as .22
LR. A hunting handgun is a large handgun that shoots a large caliber bullet, usually used for hunting large game. Target handguns and Hunting
handguns are too big to conceal, and go well with tactical holsters, and some slings.
Target handguns should not be pushed into service as a combat weapon unless absolutely necessary, as the calibers they fire are generally weak in
nature. Hunting handguns, on the other hand, are generally larger versions of Full Sized handguns, and can make suitable combat handguns, even if
Somewhat unwieldy.
Some Target Handguns are simply cut down lever action rifles(See Chapter 4:Rifles, for more on this), that have extremely short barrels(For a rifle, but
long for a handgun), but still fire a full powered handgun cartridge.
Cheap Target Handguns and Hunting handguns cost no more than 16 Wealth points
Table: Cheap Modern-day Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
Beretta U22 Neos 4.5
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Frame
35 ft.
Inch4
Neos
Barrel
Box
Optics
Rate
of
Fire
SA
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
S
31 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Beretta U22 Neos 6
inch5
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Neos
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
SA
S
35 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
Beretta U22 Neos 7.5
inch
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Neos
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
60 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
30 ft.
Rate
of
Fire
SA
Frame
S
20 oz.
7
15%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Phoenix Arms
HP22A
.22 LR
Phoenix Arms
HP22A Rangekit5
.22 LR
10:1 WP
HP22A
Box
Frame
45 ft.
SA
S
23 oz.
10
15%
Licensed
Ruger Mark III
MK64
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
37 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
Ruger 22/45 Mark4
P4III
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
31 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
5 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Mid-range Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns cost between 17-35 Wealth Points
Table: Mid-range Modern-day Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
AMT Hardballer
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
Frame
40 ft.
Long Slide
1911
Barrel
Box
Rate
of
Fire
SA
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
M
46 oz.
25
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
Beretta 87
.22 LR
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA/S
A
S
20 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Beretta 87 Target5
.22 LR
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
29 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Glock 34
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
45 ft.
PA
M
22 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Glock 35
.40 S&W
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock 26
Box
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock 27
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
45 ft.
PA
M
24 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Glock 40
10mm Auto
15:1 WP
Glock 29
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
50 ft.
PA
M
29 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Glock 41
.45 ACP
Kel-Tec PMR-30
.22 WMR
.38 Special
.357 Magnum
.44 Magnum
Int:6
.45 Long Colt
Int:6
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
5.7x28mm
Cyl:6
Rossi Ranch Hand
Lever Action Pistol3
Rossi Ranch Hand
Lever Action Pistol3
Rossi Ranch Hand
Lever Action Pistol3
Ruger Redhawk3
Masterpiece Arms
Excell MP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
13:1 WP
Glock 30
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30:1 WP
Int:6
9:2 WP
Box
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
45 ft.
Rate
of
Fire
PA
M
27 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
SA
M
14 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Optics
60 ft.
Lever
M
64 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
65 ft.
Lever
M
64 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
65 ft.
Lever
M
64 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
SA
S
51 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
45 ft.
SA
M
54 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 9 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 16
round
magazines
Springfield Armory
XD Tactical 5”
9x19mm
10:1 WP
16:1 WP
XD 9mm
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
45 ft.
PA
M
30 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Springfield Armory
XD Tactical 5”
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
XD .40
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
40 ft.
PA
M
32 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Weapon
Caliber
Springfield Armory
XD Tactical 5”
.357 SIG
Springfield Armory
XD Tactical 5”
.45 ACP
Taurus Raging Bull3
.454 Casull
.45 Long Colt
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
Taurus Model 6083
Taurus Model 443
.44 Magnum
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
12:1 WP
XD .357
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
10:1 WP
13:1 WP
XD .45
Box
Cyl:5
Cyl:8
Cyl:6
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
40 ft.
Rate
of
Fire
PA
M
32 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
40 ft.
PA
M
32 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
40 ft.
DA
M
51 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
40 ft.
DA
M
51 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
45 ft.
DA
M
63 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 13
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
a Ported
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Ported
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
5 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Expensive Target Handguns and Hunting Handgus cost over 35 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade Range
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
Benelli MP90S
.22 LR
5:2 WP
Frame
40 ft.
Match1
8:2 WP
Barrel
Box
Colt Anaconda, 4
inch1,3
Colt Anaconda, 6
inch1,3
Colt Anaconda, 8
inch1,3
Hämmerli 1501,3
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
SA
M
39 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
DA
M
47 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
50 ft.
DA
M
53 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
65 ft.
DA
M
59 oz.
52
0%
Licensed
45 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 5 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
a Match
Barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel and
two 12
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 8 round
magazines
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
.44 Magnum/
.44 Special
.22 LR
Cyl:6
.45 ACP
12:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
35 ft.
DA/SA
M
48 oz.
80
0%
Licensed
IMI Desert Eagle
.50 AE
7:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SA
M
70 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
IMI Desert Eagle
.44 Magnum
8:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SA
M
62 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
H&K MK23
SOCOM1
Cyl:6
Cyl:6
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Rate of
Fire
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
9:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
M
62 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 9 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
two 8 round
magzines
Empty
Firearm with
a Ported
barrel
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
IMI Desert Eagle
.357 Magnum
LAR Grizzly Mark I
.357 Magnum
7:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
M
50 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
LAR Grizzly Mark V
.50 AE
7:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SA
M
50 oz.
57
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
8:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SA
S
31 oz.
75
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum
.38 Special
Cyl:8
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
40 ft.
DA
M
51 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
40
0%
Licensed
40
0%
Licensed
Sig P2106
Taurus Model 6083
Taurus Model 990
.22 LR
Cyl:9
Frame
40 ft.
DA
M
44 oz.
Tracker3
Barrel
Taurus Model 991
.22 WMR
Cyl:9
Frame
45 ft.
DA
M
44 oz.
Tracker3
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon receives a -1 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
5 This weapon receives a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon
6 This weapon is a grandmastercraft weapon and grants a +2 bonus on attack rolls.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
World War 2 Handguns
The handguns listed under this section represent the selection from the mid 1930s to the late 1940s. Reproductions of these handguns span a few, while
styles of these handguns continue to exist until this day. These handguns would not normally be encountered on a daily basis, unless kept by a collector
or in a museum or government warehouse.
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Firearm Spotlight: The M1911
The M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated handgun chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge, which served as the
standard-issue side arm for the United States armed forces from 1911 to 1985. It was widely used in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the
Vietnam War. The M1911 is still carried by some U.S. forces. In total, the United States procured around 2.7 million M1911 and M1911A1 pistols in
military contracts during its service life.
Designed by John Moses Browning, the M1911 is the best-known of his designs to use the short recoil principle in its basic design. The pistol was widely
copied, and this operating system rose to become the preeminent type of the 20th century and of nearly all modern centerfire pistols. It is popular with
civilian shooters in competitive events such as USPSA, IDPA, International Practical Shooting Confederation, and Bullseye shooting, and enjoys a
healthy reproduction life to this day. It is one of the most popular handguns in the United States, and enjoys a very strong following.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW2 handguns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
2d4
-1
.380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz
2d4+1
-1
.38 Special
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
1d6
-1
.32 ACP
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
2d8
-3
7.63x25mm Mauser
2d8+2
-4
7.62x25mm Tokarev
Holdout Handguns
A holdout handgun is a handgun designed as a last ditch defensive weapon, to be drawn when all other weapons are compromised. Holdout handguns
go well with a holdout holster.
Table: WW2 Holdout Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
FP-45 Liberator1
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
None
5 ft.
SA
T
16 oz.
1
(for 4)
Error
Rang
e
0%
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
three .45
ACP
FMJ/Lead
rounds
1 This weapon takes 14 combat points to reload.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased unless noted
Backup Handguns
A backup handgun is a scaled down version of a service revolver or pistol, designed for easy concealment. Their ammunition capacities are likewise
scaled down, however, making them poor sidearms. Backup Handguns go well with shoulder holsters, and conceal Belt holsters.
Table: WW2 Backup Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta M19342
.380 ACP
Beretta M19352
.32 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
23 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
23 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
CZ vz. 272
.32 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
24 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Walther PP1
.32 ACP
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA
T
23 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Walther PPK1
.380 ACP
6:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DA
T
23 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
Walther P381
9x19mm
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA
S
28 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Full Size Handguns
Full Size Handguns usually serve as the duty weapons of most military forces and law enforcement officers. They’re built for effectiveness over
concealment, with bulky utilitarian frames, heavy grips, and high ammunition capacities. Full Size Handguns go well with Tactical holsters, conceal carry
holsters, or shoulder holsters.
Table: WW2 Full Size Handguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
42 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
7.63x25mm
Mauser
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Mauser C96 “Red 9”
9x19mm
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Shanxi Type 17
.45 ACP
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
M
46 oz.
65
0%
Licensed
Tokarev TT-332
7.62x25mm
Tokarev
7.63x25mm
Mauser
9x19mm
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
a detachable
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a detachable
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a detachable
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Lahti L-35
Mauser C96
Vis pistol
9x19mm
Welrod
9x19mm
6:2 WP
Box
Barrel
20 ft.
Bolt
S
52 oz.
20
0%
Restricted
Welrod
.32 ACP
8:2 WP
Box
Barrel
20 ft.
Bolt
S
36 oz.
20
0%
Restricted
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm
with, a
permanent
level 2
suppressor,
and one 6
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
a permanent
level 1
suppressor,
and one 8
round
magazine
World War 1 and the Roaring '20s Handguns
These handguns were created during the World War 1 Era. These were the base Handguns for World War 1, World War 2 and The Korean war.
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW1 and '20s handguns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1d3
-0
.25 ACP,
1d4
-0
.38 Long Colt
1d4+3
-1
.38/200
2d4
-1
.380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz, 8x22mm Nambu
2d4+1
-2
.38 Special
3d4+2
-3
.45 ACP
3d4+1
-3
.455 Webley
1d6
-1
.32 ACP
1d6+2
-2
9mm Japanese Revolver
1d6+4
-3
7.63mm Mannlicher
1d6+5
-3
.38 Winchester
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
2d6+1
-2
.45 Long Colt
2d6+3
-3
9x23mm Steyr
1d8+2
-3
7.62x38mmR Nagant
Holdout Handguns
A holdout handgun is a handgun designed as a last ditch defensive weapon, to be drawn when all other weapons are compromised. Holdout handguns
go well with a holdout holster.
Table: WW1 Full Size Handgun
Weapon
Caliber
Baby Browning
.25 ACP
Colt Model 1908
Vest Pocket
.25 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
6: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
20 ft.
SA
T
9 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
6: 1 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
SA
T
12 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Backup Handguns
A backup handgun is a scaled down version of a service revolver or pistol, designed for easy concealment. Their ammunition capacities are likewise
scaled down, however, making them poor sidearms. Backup Handguns go well with shoulder holsters, and conceal carry holsters.
Table:WW1 Backup Handgun
Weapon
Caliber
Colt Model 1903
Hammerless2
.32 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
8: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
24 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Colt Model 1908
Hammerless2
.380 ACP
7: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
24 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
Colt Model 1908
Vest Pocket
.25 ACP
6: 1 WP
Box
Frame
20 ft.
SA
T
24 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Mauser HSc
.32 ACP
8: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
25 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Mauser HSc
.380 ACP
7: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
T
25 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Ruby
.32 ACP
8: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
T
29 oz.
3
0%
Licensed
Sauer 38H
.32 ACP
8: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
T
24 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Star Model 14 Troop
.32 ACP
9: 1 WP
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
32 oz.
box
Barrel
Star Model 14
.32 ACP
9: 1 WP
Frame
25 ft.
SA
S
31 oz.
Officer2
box
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
4
0%
Licensed
4
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Full Size Handguns
Full Size Handguns usually serve as the duty weapons of most military forces and law enforcement officers. They’re built for effectiveness over
concealment, with bulky utilitarian frames, heavy grips, and high ammunition capacities. Full Size Handguns go well with Tactical holsters, conceal carry
holsters, or shoulder holsters
Table:WW1 Full Size Handgun
Weapon
Caliber
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:6
Colt New Service3
.45 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Colt M1892
.38 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Colt 1911A1
.45 ACP
Colt 1917 Revolver3
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
DA
S
40 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
38 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
33 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
SA
S
39 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
DA
S
34 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
DA
S
34 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
25 ft.
SA
S
25 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
firearm with
one 6 round
magazine
Colt Official Police
.38 Special
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
1911
Box
Cyl:6
Colt Police Positive
.38 Special
Cyl:6
Dreyse M19072
.32 ACP
7: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
FN Model 19102
.32 ACP
7: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
25 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
FN Model 19102
.380 ACP
6: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
25 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Glisenti Model 1910
9x19mm
Luger Lange P.08
Luger P.08
Nagant M1895
Revolver Private's
Model4, 5
Nagant M1895
Revolver Officer's
Model4, 5
Smith & Wesson
Model 103
Steyr M1912
Steyr M1912
Steyr Mannlicher
M1894
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
29 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
8: 1 WP
32: 1 WP
Luger
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
M/L
36 oz.
85
5%
Licensed
9x19mm
8: 1 WP
32: 1 WP
Luger
Box
Cyl:7
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
60
5%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
SA
S
28 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 7 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 32
round
magazine,
and a
detachable
stock.
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
7.62x38mmR
Nagant
Cyl:7
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
DA
S
28 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
.38 Special
Cyl:6
30 ft.
DA
S
34 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
9x23mm Steyr
Int: 8
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
41 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
9x19mm
Int: 8
30 ft.
SA
S
41 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
7.63mm
Mannlicher
Int: 6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
44 oz.
23
35%
Licensed
7.62x38mmR
Nagant
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int: 8
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
44 oz.
44
10%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm with
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm
Steyr Mannlicher
M1901
7.63mm
Mannlicher
Type 14 Nambu
8x22mm
Nambu
8:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
SA
S
31 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Type 26 Revolver
9mm
Japanese
Revolver
.38/200
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
DAO
S
36 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Enfield No. 2 Mk I
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
27 oz.
Revolver3
Barrel
Webley Mk VI
.455 Webley
Cyl:6
Frame
35 ft.
DA
S
38 oz.
Revolver3
Barrel
Webley Mk IV
.38/200
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
38 oz.
Service Revolver3
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon can not use speed loaders
5 This weapon can accept and use a Supressor
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
24
0%
Licensed
20
0%
Licensed
23
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
The Wild West and American Civil War Handguns
These handguns were created and used during the Wild West frontier era, as well as the American Civil War.
All weapons listed here have a 90% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1
+0
.41 Rimfire
1d2
+0
.22 Short
2d3
+0
.32 Rimfire
1d4
+0
.22 LR, .38 Long Colt, .476 Enfield
1d4+3
-1
.38/200, .38 S&W
2d4+3
-2
.45 S&W
3d4+1
-3
.41 Long Colt, .455 Webley
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
1d6+3
-2
.44 Russian, .44 American
1d6+4
-3
.44 Special
2d6+1
-2
.45 Long Colt
3d6
-4
.44 Henry
1d10+2
-4
.44 WCF
Holdout Handguns
A holdout handgun is a handgun designed as a last ditch defensive weapon, to be drawn when all other weapons are compromised. Holdout handguns
go well with a belt holster or a ankle holster.
Table:Wild West Holdout Handgun
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.45 Long Colt
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Frame
10 ft.
SA
T
28 oz.
3
0%
Licensed
.41 Rimfire
Int:1
Frame
5 ft.
Single
D
6 oz.
3
0%
Licensed
.22 Short
Int:1
Frame
10 ft.
Single
D
6 oz.
2
0%
Licensed
.41 Rimfire
Cyl:4
Frame
10 ft.
SA
T
10 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
James Reid
.22 Short
Cyl:7
None
10 ft.
SA
D
8 oz.
"Knuckle-Duster"4
Remington Model
.41 Rimfire
Int:2
None
10 ft.
SA
D
11 oz.
95
Remington Elliott 4
.32 Rimfire
Int:4
None
10 ft.
SA
D
9 oz.
shot Pepperbox
Sharps 4 Shot
.32 Rimfire
Int:4
None
15 ft.
SA
D
10 oz.
Derringer
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon can not use Speedloaders
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
3
0%
Licensed
2
0%
Licensed
3
0%
Licensed
4
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
American Arms
Model 1 Derringer
Colt 3rd Model
Derringer3
Colt 4th Model
Derringer3
Colt Cloverleaf4
Full Size Handguns
Full Size Handguns usually serve as the duty weapons of most law enforcement officers. They’re built for effectiveness over concealment, with strong
heavy frames. capacities. Full Size Handguns go well with gun belts.
Table: Wild West Full Size Handgun
Weapon
Caliber
Colt New Line2,4
Colt Single Action
Army Cavalry4
Colt Single Action
Army Artillery4
Colt Single Action
Army Gunfigher4
Colt Single Action
Army Banker's
special4
Colt Single Action
Army Cavalry4
Colt Single Action
Army Artillery4
Colt Single Action
Army Gunfigher4
Colt Single Action
Army Banker's
special4
Colt Frontier
Cavalry4
Colt Frontier
Artillery4
Colt Frontier
Gunfigher4
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
20 ft.
SA
S
22 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
.45 Long Colt
.45 S&W
.45 Long Colt
.45 S&W
.45 Long Colt
.45 S&W
.45 Long Colt
.45 S&W
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
35 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
30 ft.
SA
S
33 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
20 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
.44 Special
Cyl:6
40 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
.44 Special
Cyl:6
35 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
.44 Special
Cyl:6
30 ft.
SA
S
33 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
.44 Special
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
.44 WCF
Cyl:6
40 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
.44 WCF
Cyl:6
35 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
.44 WCF
Cyl:6
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
SA
S
33 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
.22 LR
Cyl:6
Cyl:6
Cyl:6
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Weapon
Caliber
Colt Frontier
Banker's special4
Colt Single Action
Army Artillery4
Colt Bisley4
.44 WCF
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cyl:6
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
Frame
20 ft.
SA
S
30 oz.
Barrel
.44 Henry
Cyl:6
Frame
40 ft.
SA
M
36 oz.
Barrel
.41 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Frame
40 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
Barrel
Colt Bisley4
.45 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Frame
40 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
Barrel
Colt Flat Top1,4
.45 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Frame
35 ft.
SA
M
40 oz.
.45 S&W
Barrel
Colt Lightening4
.38 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
SA
S
36 oz.
Barrel
Colt Thunderer4
.41 Long Colt
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
SA
S
38 oz.
Barrel
Enfield Mk II
.476 Enfield
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
27 oz.
Revolver3
Barrel
Smith & Wesson
.44 American
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
SA
M
46 oz.
Model 3
Barrel
Smith & Wesson
.44 Russian
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
SA
M
46 oz.
Model 3
Barrel
Smith & Wesson
.45 S&W
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
SA
M
46 oz.
Schofield Revolver
Barrel
Smith & Wesson
.44 Russian
Cyl:6
Frame
30 ft.
DA
S
32 oz.
44DA Frontier3
Barrel
Smith & Wesson DA
.38 S&W
Cyl:6
Frame
25 ft.
DA
S
36 oz.
Second Model
Barrel
Webley Mk I
.455 Webley
Cyl:6
Frame
35 ft.
DA
S
34 oz.
Revolver3
Barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon gets a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon can not use speedloaders
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
28
0%
Licensed
35
0%
Licensed
22
0%
Licensed
29
0%
Licensed
32
0%
Licensed
23
0%
Licensed
28
0%
Licensed
39
0%
Licensed
45
0%
Licensed
55
0%
Licensed
45
0%
Licensed
45
0%
Licensed
40
0%
Licensed
24
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Empty
Firearm
Chapter 2:Personal Defense Weapons
"You don't need to be a better shot-you just need to shoot MORE BULLETS!" ~Marcus Kincaid
A personal defense weapon (PDW) is a compact semi-automatic or fully automatic firearm similar in most respects to a submachine gun, but firing a
(often proprietary) rifle round, giving a PDW better range, accuracy and armor-penetrating capability than submachine guns, which fire pistol-caliber
cartridges. The class of weapon as it exists today evolved as a hybrid between a submachine gun and a carbine, retaining the compact size and
ammunition capacity of the former while adding the ammunition power, accuracy and penetration of the latter. For the context of this book, PDWs
include submachine guns as well as machine pistols.
A machine pistol is a handgun-style, often magazine-fed and self-loading firearm, capable of fully automatic or burst fire, and normally chambered for
pistol cartridges. The term is a literal translation of Maschinenpistole, the German term for a hand-held automatic weapon. While the dividing line
between machine pistols and compact submachine guns is hard to draw, the term "submachine gun" usually refers to larger automatic firearms scaled
down from a full-sized machine gun to fire handgun rounds, while the term "machine pistol" usually refers to a weapon built up from a semi-automatic
pistol design. Machine pistols, however, break away from this definition with the new arrival of rifle caliber handguns, that are extremely cut down
rifles, with a semi-automatic rate of fire, and lacking a stock.
In a law enforcement context, machine pistols are used by tactical police units such as SWAT teams or hostage rescue teams which are operating inside
buildings and other cramped spaces, who need a small, concealable weapon with a high rate of fire. Bodyguards from police or government agencies
sometimes carry concealed machine pistols when they are protecting high-risk VIPs. Criminal gang members such as narcotics traffickers also use
machine pistols, typically guns which have been illegally converted to fire in a fully automatic fashion.
In a military setting, some countries issue machine pistols as personal defense side arms to infantry, paratroopers, artillery crews, helicopter crews or
tank crews. They have also been used in close quarters combat settings where a small weapon is needed.
A submachine gun is an automatic carbine, designed to fire pistol cartridges. It combines the automatic fire of a machine gun with the cartridge of a
pistol, which allows for controllable automatic fire in a close setting. Sub machine guns almost always have stocks, and are used like close ranged rifles.
In the early 20th century, experiments were made by converting stocked pistols from semi to fully automatic, thereby making machine pistols. Stocked
automatic weapons firing pistol rounds were developed around the same time during World War I, by Italy, Germany, and the United States. The first
dedicated designs were developed in the latter stages of World War I both as improvements on earlier stocked pistols, and to offer an advantage in trench
warfare. They were popularized in the 1920s and 1930s as weapon of choice of American gangsters and police. Submachine guns rose to prominence as a
front line close-quarters combat weapon and commando firearm during World War II. They are now widely used by police SWAT, military commando,
paramilitary, and counter-terrorism team members for a variety of situations. Submachine guns are highly effective in close quarters; their lowerpowered pistol cartridges make them generally more controllable in fully automatic fire compared to assault rifles, while their small size and light weight
grant maneuverability. However, pistol cartridges generally have low effectiveness against targets protected by body armor or cover, and are shortranged compared to intermediate and rifle cartridges.
Open Bolt Vs Closed Bolt
A semi or full automatic firearm is said to fire from an open bolt if, when ready to fire, the bolt and working parts are held to the rear. When the trigger is
pulled the bolt goes forward, feeding a round from the magazine into the chamber and firing it. Like any other self-loading design without an external
power supply, the action is cycled by the energy of the shot; this sends the bolt back to the rear, ejecting the empty cartridge case and preparing for the
next shot. Generally, open bolt is used for automatic weapons and not for semi automatic weapons.
Compared to a closed-bolt design, open-bolt weapons generally have fewer moving parts. The firing pin is usually part of the bolt, saving on
manufacturing costs. In automatic weapons an open bolt helps eliminate the dangerous phenomenon known as "cook-off", wherein the firing chamber
becomes so hot that rounds spontaneously fire without trigger input. Open-bolt designs typically operate much cooler than closed-bolt designs, making
them more suitable for constant full-automatic weapons such as machine guns.
Open bolt weapons are more prone to fire when dropped, and the open mechanism is more subject to picking up dirt when in the ready position, and so
may require an additional ejector door or similar mechanism to exclude dust and dirt. Some open-bolt designs can suffer "slamfire", in which bolt
retention fails and the weapon discharges even with no trigger input. Open bolt weapons can not chamber a round in the barrel, and thus are restricted
to the amount of the rounds in the magazine. Accuracy can suffer somewhat in an open-bolt design, but this is generally less of a concern in automatic
weapons. Open Bolt firearms have a -2 attack penalty on all single shot attacks, and a -1 on all multi-shot attacks. They also can not chamber a round in
the chamber for +1 round. These weapons can not be cycled without firing off a round.
A semi or full-automatic firearm which is said to fire from a closed bolt is one where, when ready to fire, a round is in the chamber and the bolt and
working parts are forward. When the trigger is pulled the firing pin or striker fires the round, the action is cycled by the energy of the shot sending the
bolt to the rear which extracts and ejects the empty cartridge case, the bolt then goes forward feeding a fresh round from the magazine into the chamber,
ready for the next shot.
Closed bolt designs are more accurate for the first round and for semi automatic fire, and don’t have the movement of working parts to inhibit accuracy.
The first round sits consistently in the chamber, which allows the topping off of a magazine, for +1 round. The action remaining closed the majority of the
time prevents foreign debris from entering the gun. When firing, the action can be locked forward to further reduce noise in a suppressed weapon,
thereby operating it in a single shot mode.
Closed Bolt weapons are generally more expensive to make, and they can suffer from cook-off. Closed bolt designs are typically seen in semi-automatic
weapons, such as handguns, shotguns, and rifles. Closed Bolt can chamber a round in the chamber for +1 round, but cost +1 Combat Point when
Reloading.
Modern-day PDWs
The PDWs listed under this section represent the selection from the mid 1950s to present day. These are the mostly commonly encountered PDWs in this
day and age.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Modern-day PDWs
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1d4
+0
.22 LR
2d4
-1
.380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz
2d4+1
-1
9x18mm PM
3d4-1
-3
5.7x28mm FN, 4.6x30 HK
3d4
-3
.40 S&W
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
5d4
-5
5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington
1d6
-1
.32 ACP
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
2d6+4
-4
10mm Auto
4d6+2
-6
7.62x39mm M43/.30 Russian
5d6
-6
7.62x51mm/.308 Winchester
Machine Pistols
A Machine pistol is a pistol that can lay down a high volume of fire, usually with a high capacity magazine. Machine pistols are too large to conceal,
usually kept on a short sling.
Machine pistols are generally regarded as emergency weapons because of the small caliber they fire, the rapid fire, and the short barrel, they are not
suited for many roles that either a handgun, or a rifle solve more adequately. They have a niche market for para-military and police forces that require
rapid fire, but not the large size of a submachine gun or a rifle, also by gangsters who require heavy firepower in a compact size.
Cheap Machine Pistols Cost No more than 25 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern Day Machine Pistols
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Cobray M-11/9
9x19mm
10:1 WP
32:3 WP
MAC-10
9mm
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
CB:
SL
M
80 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel and
two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel two 10
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 17
round
magazines
Cobray M-12
.380 ACP
10:1 WP
32:3 WP
Mac-11
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
CB:
SL
M
80 oz.
9
0%
Licensed
Glock 18
9x19mm
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock 26
Box
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
CB
PA/
Auto
S
21 oz.
25
0%
Military and
Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Ingram MAC-102
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M
100 oz.
20
0%
Military and
Police
.45 ACP
30:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M
100 oz.
20
0%
Military and
Police
.380 ACP
16:1 WP
32:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M
56 oz.
25
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel, one
32 round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel, one
30 round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a threaded
barrel, one
16 round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Ingram MAC-102
Ingram MAC-112
Weapon
Caliber
Intratec TEC-92
9x19mm
Intratec TEC-9M2
9x19mm
Kel-Tec PLR-22
.22 LR
Masterpiece Arms
5.7 Pistol
5.7x28mm
Masterpiece Arms
930
9x19mm
Stechkin APS
9x18mm PM
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
36:1 WP
50:2 WP
TEC-9
Box
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
36:1 WP
50:2 WP
TEC-9
Box
26:2 WP
Box
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
30:4 WP
Five-seveN
Box
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock 26
Box
20:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
OB:
SL
L
49 oz.
10
25%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
SL
M
43 oz.
10
25%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
50 ft.
CB:
PA
L
44 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 26 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
Optics
35 ft.
CB:
SL
M
38 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
Optics
35 ft.
CB:
SL
M
38 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
CB:
DA/SA
/Auto
S/L
43 oz.
23
5%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
Skorpion Vz 61
.32 ACP
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
Skorpion
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
3 This weapon can use an extra magazine as a vertical foregrip, when attached.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
CB:
SL
M
44 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
round
magazines,
and a
removable
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
Expensive Machine pistols cost over 25 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day Machine Pistols
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Auto Ordnance
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
TA510D
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
100:4 WP
Thompson
Box
Beretta 93R
9x19mm
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
92FS
Box
Brugger and
Thomet MP9
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
SPP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restrictio
n
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
CB:
SL
L
94 oz.
66
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazines
and a pistol
grip
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
CB:
DA/SA
/3RBurst
S/M
41 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
49 oz.
60
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip and,
a detachable
stock
Empty
firearm with
two 30
round
magazines,
an integral
stock and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
Weapon
Caliber
Brugger and
Thomet TP9
9x19mm
CZ 75 Automatic
9x19mm
Century Arms
Draco Pistol
7.62x39mm
FAL SA58 Pistol
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
PTR-91 PDW
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
SPP
Box
25:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restrictio
n
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Tactical
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
45 oz.
52
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
30 ft.
CB:
DA/SA
/Auto
M
49 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
firearm with
one 15 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines
and a
magazine
foregrip
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
CB:
SL
M
88 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
and a pistol
grip
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
CB:
SL
M
152
oz.
65
0%
Licensed
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
G3
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
150
oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a pistol
grip
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazines, a
bayonet lug,
and a pistol
grip
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
18:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restrictio
n
Standard
Equipment
H&K VP70M
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
CB:
PA/
3R Burst
with
stock
attached
S/M
28 oz.
35
0%
Military
and Police
4.6x30mm HK
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
45 ft.
CB:
PA/
3R Burst/
Auto
M
42 oz.
60
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Uzi Pistol
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
CB:
SL
S
59 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
IMI Micro-Uzi2
9x19mm
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Empty
firearm with
two 18
round
magazines
and a
detachable
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines,
an integral
stock, and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
H&K MP7A11
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M
52 oz.
39
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Weapon
Caliber
IMI Uzi Pro
9x19mm
Kel-Tec PLR-16
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
PP-20003
9x19mm
Ruger MP-9
9x19mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restrictio
n
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
30 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
81 oz.
59
0%
Military
and Police
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
20:2 WP
44:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
55 ft.
CB:
SL
L
54 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
45 oz.
43
0%
Military
and Police
32:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
105
oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine,
one 44 round
magazine,
and an
integral
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine
and an
integral
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
Skorpion
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restrictio
n
Standard
Equipment
Skorpion Vz 61
.32 ACP
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
44 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
9x18mm PM
20:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
CB:
S/DA
/Auto
S/M
58 oz.
30
5%
Military
and Police
Steyr TMP
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
SPP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
46 oz.
44
0%
Military
and Police
Steyr SPP
9x19mm
10:1 WP
15:2 WP
30:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
CB:
SL
M
40 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
level 2
suppressor,
and a
detachable
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 15 round
magazine,
one 30 round
magazine
and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
Stechkin APB
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
3 This weapon can store an extra 20 round or 44 round magazine in the back of the weapon, negating the need to reach into a pack to retrieve
ammuntion.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Sub-Machine Guns
A sub-machine guns is an automatic carbine, designed to fire pistol cartridges. It combines the automatic fire of a machine gun with the cartridge of a
pistol. Sub-machine guns go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings
Sub machine guns are generally suited for special units within police forces, such as SWAT, for their automatic fire. They are also good for vehicle crews,
who need firepower that is controllable, but can't spare the size a rifle would take up.
Cheap Sub-Machine Guns Cost No more than 30 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-day Sub-Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Agram 20002
9x19mm
15:1 WP
20:1 WP
32:2 WP
Box
Beretta Mx4 Storm
9x19mm
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
92FS
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M
63 oz.
14
15%
Military and
Police
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
87 oz.
28
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta Mx4 Storm
9x19mm
Calico M951-A
9x19mm
9x18mm PM
PP-902,3
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:3 WP
30:4 WP
Px4 9mm
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
87 oz.
28
0%
Military and
Police
50:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
76 oz.
29
0%
Military and
Police
30:3 WP
Box
Frame
30 ft.
OB:
Auto
S/M
70 oz.
30
15%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 50
round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine
and a
folding stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
3 This weapon must be folded out completely to use, which requires 5 combat points.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Firearm Spotlight: The MP5
The Heckler & Koch MP5 (from German: Maschinenpistole 5, "machine pistol model 5") is a 9mm submachine gun of German design, developed in the
1960s by a team of engineers from the German small arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch GmbH (H&K) of Oberndorf am Neckar. The MP5 is currently
one of the most widely used submachine guns in the world, having been adopted by numerous military, law enforcement, intelligence, and security
organizations.
The primary version of the MP5 family is the MP5A2, which is a lightweight, air-cooled, selective fire delayed blowback operated 9x19mm Parabellum
weapon with a roller-delayed bolt. It fires from a closed bolt (bolt forward) position. The bolt rigidly engages the barrel extension – a cylindrical
component welded to the receiver into which the barrel is pinned. The delay mechanism is of the same design as that used in the G3 rifle. The two-part
bolt consists of a bolt head with rollers and a bolt carrier. The heavier bolt carrier lies up against the bolt head when the weapon is ready to fire and
inclined planes on the front locking piece lie between the rollers and force them out into recesses in the barrel extension.
The MP5 is used by every major army in the world, as well as a large amount of Police SWAT units, the Secret Service, and the FBI Hostage Rescue
Team.
Expensive Sub-Machine Guns cost over 30 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Sub-Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Beretta Model 122
9x19mm
20:2 WP
32:3 WP
40:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
M/L
105 oz.
35
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
and an
integral
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Colt 9mm SMG
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
96 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
5.7x28mm
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
96 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5A21
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
88 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5A31
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
108 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5A41
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
102 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 50 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
FN P90
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
H&K MP5A51
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
108 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
102 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5A51
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
108 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5K1
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M
70 oz.
48
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine,
and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
H&K MP5A41
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
H&K MP5KA41
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
M
70 oz.
52
0%
Military
and Police
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst
M/L
85 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5SD51
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst
L
108 oz.
65
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5SD61
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst
L
120 oz.
65
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine,
and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip, and
a folding
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine,a
fixed stock
and a level 2
suppressor
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine,a
folding stock
and a level 2
suppressor
H&K MP5K-PDW1
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
H&K MP5SD-N11
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
108 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
9x19mm
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
120 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/10A21
10mm Auto
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/10
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
88 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/10A31
10mm Auto
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/10
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
108 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/10A41
10mm Auto
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/10
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
102 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
folding stock
and a level 2
suppressor
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
fixed stock
and a level 2
suppressor
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
H&K MP5SD-N21
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:10 WP
MP5/10
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
108 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
H&K MP5/10A51
10mm Auto
H&K MP5/40A21
.40 S&W
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/40
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
88 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/40A31
.40 S&W
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/40
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
108 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/40A41
.40 S&W
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/40
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
102 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
H&K MP5/40A51
.40 S&W
15:1 WP
30:2 WP
MP5/40
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
108 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
25:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
H&K UMP45
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
92 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
9x19mm
30:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
83 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
H&K UMP40
.40 S&W
30:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
83 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
KRISS Vector1
.45 ACP
13:1 WP
Glock 30
25:4 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
2R Burst/
Auto
L
96 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 13
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
folding stock
H&K UMP9
Weapon
PP-19 Bizon
Caliber
9x18mm PM
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
64:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
74 oz.
35
5%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 64 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
IMI Uzi2
9x19mm
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
115 oz.
35
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Mini-Uzi2
9x19mm
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
OB
SL/
Auto
L
95 oz.
38
0%
Military
and Police
SITES Spectre M4
9x19mm
30:1 WP
50:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
102 oz.
45
5%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
25:1 WP
32:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Steyr AUG Para
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
57
0%
Military
and Police
9x19mm
32:1 WP
34:2 WP
Sten
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
95 oz.
32
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines, a
permanent
fixed stock, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed 1.5x
telescopic
sight
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
L2A1Sterling2
L34A1Sterling2
9x19mm
32:1 WP
34:2 WP
Sten
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
95 oz.
32
0%
Military
and Police
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
3 This weapon must be folded out completely to use, which requires 5 combat points.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine a
folding
stock, and a
level 2
suppressor
Korean War PDWs
These PDWs were created during the Korean War, but is by no means limited to what was used. Many guns used in World War 2 and World War 1 were
also used in the Korean War as well
All weapons listed here have a 50% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Korean PDWs
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
2d6
-2
9x19mm
2d8
-3
7.63x25mm Mauser
2d8+2
-4
7.62x25mm Tokarev
Sub-Machine Guns
A sub-machine guns is an automatic carbine, designed to fire pistol cartridges. It combines the automatic fire of a machine gun with the cartridge of a
pistol. Sub-machine guns go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings.
Table: Korean War Sub-Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
K-50M1
7.62x25mm
35:1 WP
Tokarev
PPSh
7.63x25mm
Box
Mauser
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
155 oz.
60
20%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 35
round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Sten Mk V1
9x19mm
32:1 WP
28:1 WP
Box
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
113 oz.
80
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
two 32
round
magazines, a
vertical
foregrip, a
fixed stock,
and a
bayonet lug
1 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
World War 2 PDWs
The handguns listed under this section represent the selection from the mid 1930s to the late 1940s. Reproductions of these PDWs span a few models,
mostly reinactors and armorers for movies.
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW2 PDWs
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1d4
-0
.22 LR
1d4+2
-1
7.65mm Longue
2d4
-2
8x22mm Nambu
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
3d6+1
-4
.30 Carbine
2d8
-3
7.63x25mm Mauser
2d8+2
-4
7.62x25mm Tokarev
Machine Pistols
A Machine pistol is a pistol that can lay down a high volume of fire, usually with a high capacity magazine. Machine pistols are too large to conceal, and
go well with tactical holsters.
Table: WW2 Machine Pistols
Weapon
Mauser C96
Schnellfeuer
Caliber
7.63x25mm
Mauser
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Range
40 ft.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Rate of
Fire
SL/
Auto
Size
M/L
Wt.
72 oz.
WP
Cost
45
Error
Range
15%
Restriction
Restricted
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine
and a
detachable
stock
Firearm Spotlight: The Thompson
The Thompson is a .45 ACP submachine gun of American Design, invented by John T. Thompson in 1919, that became infamous during the Prohibition
era. It was a common sight in the media of the time, being used by both law enforcement officers and criminals. The Thompson was also known
informally as: the "Tommy Gun", "Trench Broom", "Trench Sweeper", "Chicago Typewriter", "Chicago Piano", "Chicago Style", "Chicago Organ Grinder",
and "The Chopper".
The Thompson was favored by soldiers, criminals, police and civilians alike for its ergonomics, compactness, large .45 ACP cartridge, reliability, and
high volume of automatic fire. It has since gained popularity among civilian collectors for its historical significance.
Early versions of the Thompson had a fairly high cyclic rate of fire, as high as 1,200rpm (rounds per minute), with most police Model 1921 at 850rpm
and military Model 1928 at 720. Later M1 and M1A1 Thompsons averaged 600 rpm. This rate of fire, combined with a rather heavy trigger pull and a
stock with an excessive drop, increases the tendency for the barrel to climb off target in automatic fire. Compared to modern 9mm submachine guns, the
.45 Thompson is quite heavy—weighing roughly the same as the contemporary M1 Garand battle rifle. This was one of the major complaints against the
weapon made by service members of militaries that issued the Thompson.
The Tompson was originally used with a 50 round drum for the military. Although the drum magazine provided significant firepower, in military
service it was found to be overly heavy and bulky, especially when slung on patrol or on the march. It was also rather fragile, and cartridges tended to
rattle inside it, producing unwanted noise. For these reasons, the 20-round and later 30-round box magazines soon proved most popular with military
users of the M1928A1, and drum compatibility was not included in the design of the wartime M1 and M1A1 models. The Thompson was one of the
earliest submachine guns to incorporate a double-column, double-feed box magazine design, which undoubtedly contributed to the gun's reputation for
reliability. In addition, the gun performed better than most after exposure to rain, dirt, and mud.
The select fire (semi- or full automatic) Thompson fires from the "open bolt" position, in which the bolt is held fully to rearward by the sear when
cocked. When the trigger is depressed, the bolt is released, traveling forward to chamber and simultaneously fire the first and subsequent rounds until
either the trigger is released or the ammunition is exhausted. This eliminates the risk of "cook-off," which can sometimes occur in closed-bolt automatic
weapons when the barrel becomes so hot that chambered rounds auto-ignite, causing the weapon to fire uncontrollably.
The Thompson has been retired since it's use in the World Wars and the Korean war, for more lighter Sub-machineguns, but still has a civilian following
because of it's historical significance.
Sub-Machine Guns
A sub-machine guns is an automatic carbine, designed to fire pistol cartridges. It combines the automatic fire of a machine gun with the cartridge of a
pistol. Sub-machine guns go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings
Table: WW2 Sub-Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
28:1 WP
Sten
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
120 oz.
4
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
two 28
round
magazines, a
folding
stock, and a
permanent
vertical
foregrip
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
and a fixed
stock
Austen2
9x19mm
Beretta Model
1938A1,2
9x19mm
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:2 WP
40:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
148 oz.
65
5%
Restricted
Beretta Model 38/492
9x19mm
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:2 WP
40:3 WP
Model 38
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
114 oz.
70
5%
Restricted
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
32:1 WP
50:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Lanchester Mk11,2
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL
L
153 oz.
70
0%
Restricted
.45 ACP
30:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
Auto
L
130 oz.
35
10%
Restricted
9x19mm
32:1 WP
Sten
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
Auto
L
130 oz.
30
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine,
and a
bayonet lug
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip, and
a folding
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 32
round
magazines, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip, and
a folding
stock
M3 “Grease Gun”
Submachine Gun2
M3 “Grease Gun”
Submachine Gun2
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
12:1 WP
Riesling
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
M50 Reising3
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
109 oz.
13
20%
Restricted
.45 ACP
20:1 WP
12:1 WP
Riesling
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M/L
99 oz.
14
20%
Restricted
M60 Reising3
.30 Carbine
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
CB:
SL
L
109 oz.
14
20%
Restricted
M65 Reising3
.22 LR
20:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
CB:
SL
L
90 oz.
20
20%
Restricted
7.65mm
Longue
32:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
125 oz.
32
5%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 12 round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 32 round
magazine
M55 Reising3
MAS-381,2
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
32: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
MP-402
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
141 oz.
65
5%
Restricted
9x19mm
32:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
148 oz.
5
0%
Restricted
PPD-402
7.62x25mm
Tokarev
7.63x25mm
Mauser
25:1 WP
71:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
112 oz.
9
5%
Restricted
PPS-422
7.62x25mm
Tokarev
7.63x25mm
Mauser
35:1 WP
PPSh
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
Auto
L
104 oz.
15
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
two 32
round
magazines, a
vertical
foregrip, and
a folding
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 32 round
magazine, a
vertical
foregrip, and
a fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 25 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
two 35
round
magazines,
and a
folding stock
Owen2
Weapon
Caliber
PPSh-412
7.62x25mm
Tokarev
7.63x25mm
Mauser
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
35:1 WP
71:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
128 oz.
23
20%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 71 round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 32
round
magazines
Empty
firearm with
one 50 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Sten Mk II2
9x19mm
32:1 WP
28:1 WP
Box
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
113 oz.
1
10%
Restricted
Suomi KP/-311
9x19mm
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
CB:
Auto
L
162 oz.
15
5%
Restricted
Thompson
M1928A12
.45 ACP
20:1 WP
36:1 WP
40:2 WP
50:2 WP
71:3 WP
Box
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
100:4 WP
Thompson
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
172 oz.
66
0%
Restricted
Thompson M12
.45 ACP
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
169 oz.
60
5%
Restricted
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
Thompson
Box
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.45 ACP
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
Thompson
Box
Thompson M1A12
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
169 oz.
65
5%
Restricted
Type 100
Submachine gun2
8x22mm
Nambu
30: 1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
OB:
Auto
L
128 oz.
5
5%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, one 30
round
magazine,
ana fixed
stock
United Defense M42
9x19mm
25:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
L
160 oz.
2
10%
Restricted
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
3 When using the 12 round magazines for this weapon, the error range decreses by 10%
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines, a
vertical
foregrip, and
a fixed stock.
World War 1 and the Roaring 20's PDWs
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW1 PDWs
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger
2d6+3
-3
9x23mm Steyr
Machine Pistols
A Machine pistol is a pistol that can lay down a high volume of fire, usually with a high capacity magazine. Machine pistols are too large to conceal, and
go well with tactical holsters.
Table: WW1 Machine Pistols
Weapon
Caliber
Steyr M.12/P.16
Machine pistol
9x23mm Steyr
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:16
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
30 ft.
CB:
SL/
Auto
M/L
42 oz.
14
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
a detachable
stock
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Sub-Machine Guns
A sub-machine guns is an automatic carbine, designed to fire pistol cartridges. It combines the automatic fire of a machine gun with the cartridge of a
pistol. Sub-machine guns go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings
Table: WW1 Sub-Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
50: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
OB:
Auto
L
147 oz.
22
5%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 50
round
magazine, a
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed stock.
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed stock
MP-18.12
9x19mm
Thompson M19211,2
.45 ACP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
100:4 WP
Thompson
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
172 oz.
60
5%
Restricted
Thompson M19281,2
.45 ACP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
100:4 WP
Thompson
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
OB:
SL/
Auto
L
172 oz.
55
5%
Restricted
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Chapter 3:Rifles
“This is my rifle. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My rifle is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
My rifle, without me, is useless. Without my rifle, I am useless. I must fire my rifle true. I must shoot straighter than my enemy who is trying to kill
me. I must shoot him before he shoots me. I will. My rifle and myself know that what counts in this war is not the rounds we fire, the noise of our
burst, or the smoke we make. We know that it is the hits that count. We will hit. My rifle is human, even as I, because it is my life. Thus, I will learn
it as a brother. I will learn its weaknesses, its strength, its parts, its accessories, its sights and its barrel. I will keep my rifle clean and ready, even as I
am clean and ready. We will become part of each other. We will. Before God, I swear this creed. My rifle and myself are the defenders of my country.
We are the masters of our enemy. We are the saviors of my life. So be it, until victory is America's and there is no enemy, but peace!” ~Rifleman's
Creed
A rifle is a firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder, with a barrel that has a helical groove or pattern of grooves ("rifling") cut into the barrel walls.
The raised areas of the rifling are called "lands," which make contact with the projectile, imparting spin around an axis corresponding to the orientation
of the weapon. When the projectile leaves the barrel, this spin lends gyroscopic stability to the projectile and prevents tumbling, in the same way that a
properly thrown American football or rugby ball behaves. This allows the use of aerodynamically-efficient pointed bullets (as opposed to the spherical
balls used in muskets and shotguns) and thus improves range and accuracy. The word "rifle" originally referred to the grooving, and a rifle was called a
"rifled gun." Rifles are used in warfare, hunting and shooting sports.
The rifle is the backbone of every modern infantry army, and nearly all countries have used them since the mid 1800s, which were a massive upgrade
from the smoothbore muskets, which had troubles with accurate, precise fire because of their barrels. Rifles were initially single-shot, muzzle-loading
weapons. During the 18th century, breech-loading weapons were designed, which allowed the rifleman to reload while under cover, but defects in
manufacturing and the difficulty in forming a reliable gas-tight seal prevented widespread adoption. During the 19th century, multi-shot repeating rifles
using lever, pump or bolt actions became standard, further increasing the rate of fire and minimizing the fuss involved in loading a firearm. The problem
of proper seal creation had been solved with the use of brass cartridge cases, which expanded in an elastic fashion at the point of firing and effectively
sealed the breech while the pressure remained high, then relaxed back enough to allow for easy removal. By the end of the 19th century, the leading boltaction design was that of Paul Mauser, whose action—wedded to a reliable design possessing a five-shot magazine—became a world standard through
two world wars and beyond. The Mauser rifle was paralleled by Britain's ten-shot Lee-Enfield and America's 1903 Springfield Rifle models.
Rifles are split into categories by their size, accessories, actions, and use.
When selecting a rifle, a character should always consider many things, such as what the role they plan to play with that rifle, the ammunition type,
caliber, and accessories they will take use of. Rifles are best complimented with a variety of upgrades, and should take full use of them. Rifles are less
personal weapons, more utilitarian weapons that are used and employed when needed, and stowed away when not.
Bolt Action
Bolt action is a type of firearm action in which the weapon's bolt is operated manually by the opening and closing of the breech (barrel) with a small
handle, most commonly placed on the right-hand side of the weapon . As the handle is operated, the bolt is unlocked, the breech is opened, the spent
cartridge case is withdrawn and ejected, the firing pin is cocked (this occurs either on the opening or closing of the bolt, depending on design), and
finally a new round/cartridge is placed into the breech and the bolt closed. Bolt action firearms are most often rifles, but there are some bolt-action
shotguns as well. Examples of this system date as far back as the early 19th century, notably in the Dreyse needle gun. From the late 19th century, all the
way through both World Wars, the bolt-action rifle was the standard infantry firearm for most of the world's militaries.
In military and law enforcement use, the bolt action has been mostly replaced by semi-automatic and selective fire weapons, though the bolt action
remains the dominant design in sniper rifles. Bolt action firearms are still very popular for hunting and target shooting. Compared to most other
manually operated firearm actions, it offers an excellent balance of strength (allowing powerful chamberings), ruggedness, reliability, and potential
accuracy, all with light weight and low cost. The major disadvantage is a marginally lower practical rate of fire than other manual repeating firearms,
such as lever-action and pump-action, and a far lower practical rate of fire than semi-automatic weapons, but this is not an important factor in many
types of hunting and target shooting.
Bolt action firearms cost +1 additional Combat Points when performing a single shot attack, but gain a +1 Attack Bonus on all single shot attacks.
Lever Action
Lever-action is a type of firearm action which uses a lever located around the trigger guard area, (often including the trigger guard itself) to load fresh
cartridges into the chamber of the barrel when the lever is worked. Most lever-action firearms are rifles, but lever-action shotguns and a few pistols have
also been made. One of the most famous lever-action firearm is undoubtedly the Winchester rifle, but many manufacturers–notably Marlin and Savage–
also produce lever-action rifles.
While lever-action rifles were (and are) popular with hunters and sporting shooters, they were not widely accepted by the military. One significant
reason for this was that it is harder to fire a lever-action from the prone position (compared to a bolt-action rifle), and while nominally possessing a
greater rate of fire than bolt-action rifles, lever-action firearms are also generally fed from a tubular magazine, which limits the ammunition that can be
used in them. Pointed center fire Spitzer bullets, for example, can cause explosions in a tubular magazine, as the point of each cartridge's projectile rests
on the primer of the next cartridge in the magazine. The tubular magazine may also have a negative impact on the harmonics of the barrel, which limits
the theoretical accuracy of the rifle. A tubular magazine under the barrel also pushes the center of gravity forward, which alters the balance of the rifle in
ways that are undesirable to some shooters. However there are some lever rifles, such as the Winchester Model 1895 which saw service with the Russian
Army in World War I, that use a box magazine.
Due to the higher rate of fire and shorter overall length than most bolt-action rifles, lever actions have remained popular to this day for sporting use,
especially short- and medium-range hunting in forests, scrub, or bushland. Lever-action firearms have also been used in some quantity by prison guards
in the United States, as well as by wildlife authorities/game wardens in many parts of the world. An additional advantage over typical bolt-action rifles is
the lack of handedness: lever-actions like pump-actions are frequently recommended as ambidextrous in sporting guidebooks.
Lever action firearms cost +3 additional Combat Points when firing from a prone position, but -2 Combat Points when performing pot shot attacks.
Pump Action
A pump-action rifle is one in which the handgrip can be pumped back and forth in order to eject a spent round of ammunition and to chamber a fresh
one. It is much faster than a bolt-action and somewhat faster than a lever-action, as it does not require the trigger hand to be removed from the trigger
whilst reloading
The cycling time of a pump-action is quite short, often less than that of some semi-automatic designs. The manual operation gives a pump-action the
ability to cycle rounds of widely varying power that a gas or recoil operated firearm would fail to cycle. The simplicity of the pump-action relative to a
semi-automatic design also leads to improved durability and lower cost. It has also been noticed that the time taken to work the action allows the
operator to identify and aim on a new target, avoiding a "spray and pray" usage. An advantage of the pump-action over the bolt-action is its ease of use
by both left- and right-handed users: like lever-actions, pump-actions are frequently recommended as ambidextrous in sporting guidebooks.
Like most lever-action rifles, most pump action rifles do not use a detachable magazine. This makes for slow reloading, as the cartridges have to be
inserted individually into the firearm, which can take more time to reload.
This action gains no bonuses or penalties.
Self Loading
A semi-automatic, or self-loading rifle is a weapon which performs all steps necessary to prepare the weapon to fire again after firing—assuming
cartridges remain in the weapon's feed device or magazine. Typically, this includes extracting and ejecting the spent cartridge case from the weapon's
firing chamber, re-cocking the firing mechanism, and loading a new cartridge into the firing chamber. Although automatic weapons and selective fire
firearms do the same tasks, semi-automatic firearms do not automatically fire an additional round until the trigger is released and re-pressed by the
person firing the weapon.
While all basic firearm actions require the action to be cycled manually before the first shot, semi-automatic as well as automatic and selective fire actions
are differentiated from other forms such as pump-action, bolt-action, or lever-action firearms by eliminating the need to manually cycle the weapon after
each shot. For example, to fire ten rounds from a semi-automatic firearm or a selective fire weapon set to fire semi-automatically, the action would
initially be cycled to load the first round and the trigger would need to be pulled ten times (once for each round fired). For the other forms, the weapon's
mechanism would require cycling manually prior to firing the next round. An automatic or a selective fire weapon set to fire automatically would be able
to fire continuously as long as the trigger is held until the magazine or feed device runs out of ammunition.
Advantages of this type of action is that the weapon can fire much faster than any other type of action, without having to break sights on the target in
order to ready another round.
The disadvantage are that a self loading weapon is almost always more mechanically complex than any other type of action, and requires more
maintenance, as well as more room for failure.
This action gains no bonuses or penalties.
Modern-day Rifles
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Modern-day Rifles
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1d4
-0
.22 LR
1d4+2
-1
.17 HMR
2d4+2
-3
.22 WMR
3d4-1
-3
5.7x28mm FN
3d4
-3
.40 S&W
3d4+1
-3
410 Ga.
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
3d4+3
-4
.357 Magnum
4d4
-4
5.45x39mm/.21 Russian, 5.8x42 Chinese
4d4+4
-6
9x39mm
5d4
-5
5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington
6d4
-7
6.8mm Remington SPC
2d6
-2
9x19mm/9mm Luger,
2d6+1
-2
.45 Long Colt
3d6
-4
.44 Magnum, .
3d6+1
-4
.30 Carbine
3d6+2
-5
.454 Casull
4d6+1
-5
.30-30 Winchester
4d6+2
-6
7.62x39mm M43/.30 Russian, .243 Winchester
5d6
-6
7.62x51mm/.308 Winchester
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR
6d6
-6
.30-06 Springfield
7d6
-9
.300 Winchester Magnum
7d8
-10
.338 Lapua
10d8
-16
.50 BMG/12.7x99mm
12d10
-20
20x102mm
Carbine Rifles
A carbine is a longarm similar to, but shorter than, a rifle. Many carbines are shortened versions of full rifles, firing the same ammunition at a lower
velocity due to a shorter barrel length, and as such, the range for carbines is usually less than their rifle counterparts.
The smaller size and lighter weight of carbines makes them easier to handle in close-quarter situations such as urban or jungle warfare, or when
deploying from military vehicles. The disadvantages of carbines relative to rifles include inferior long-range accuracy and a shorter effective range. Being
larger than a submachine gun, they are harder to maneuver in tight encounters where superior range and stopping power at distance are not great
considerations. Firing the same ammunition as rifles gives carbines the advantage of standardization over those personal defense weapons (PDWs) that
require proprietary cartridges.
One of the more unusual classes of carbine is the pistol caliber carbine. These first appeared soon after metallic cartridges became common. These were
developed as "companions" to the popular revolvers of the day, firing the same cartridge but allowing more velocity and accuracy than the revolver.
The primary advantages of a pistol caliber carbine are increased accuracy due to the buttstock and longer barrel (and with it, sight radius), relatively low
muzzle blast/flash/recoil, higher muzzle velocity and energy of a longer barrel for increased wounding potential and penetration (depending on the
particular load used), and greater adaptability for easily accepting accessories such as optics, weapon lights, and lasers.
One less-noted advantage of PCCs is their lower muzzle report compared to more powerful rifles; because they are less noisy when fired, they are less
likely to cause permanent hearing damage when fired indoor without hearing protection - this can be an important consideration during home defense
situations.
Compared to "regular" carbines/rifles (such as those in .223 Rem and 7.62x39mm), pistol-caliber carbines may suffer from a shorter effective range, more
pronounced trajectory, less power, and less effectiveness against body armor.
Carbines are issued to high-mobility troops such as special-operations soldiers and paratroopers, as well as to mounted, supply, or other non-infantry
personnel whose roles do not require full-sized rifles. Carbine rifles go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings, and the same accessories that would be
outfitted on a full size rifle.
Cheap Carbine Rifles cost no more than 25 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-day Carbine Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
ArmaLite AR-74
.22 LR
8:1 WP
10:1WP
15:2 WP
20:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
M/L
41 oz.
13
5%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
two 10
round
magazines,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 50 round
magazine
and a pistol
grip
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine
and a pistol
grip
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Calico Liberty 503
9x19mm
50:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
88 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Calico Liberty 1003
9x19mm
100:4 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
115 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Henry Repeating
Arms Lever2
.22 LR
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Lever
L
84 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Henry Repeating
Arms Lever Mare's
Leg2
Henry Repeating
Arms Big Boy2
.22 LR
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
Lever
M
71 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
.357 Magnum
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Lever
L
138 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:7
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
Lever
M
92 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
9x19mm
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
100 oz.
10
5%
Licensed
Hi-Point 4095
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
10
5%
Licensed
Hi-Point 4595
.45 ACP
9:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
11
5%
Licensed
5.45x39mm
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
96 oz.
25
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 9 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Henry Repeating
Arms Big Boy Mare's
Leg2
Hi-Point 995
Kalashnikov AKS-74U
Caliber
.45 Long Colt
Weapon
Caliber
Kel-Tec Sub 2000
9x19mm
Kel-Tec Sub 2000
.40 S&W
Marlin 1894 CP2
.357 Magnum
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
19:1 WP
33:2 WP
Glock
17/19
Box
13:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
Glock
22/23
Box
Int:7
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
64 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
64 oz.
15
5%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
104 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 15 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 7
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Marlin Camp Carbine
9x19mm
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:5 WP
6906
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Marlin Camp Carbine
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
8:1 WP
10:1 WP
1911
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
24
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
M6 Scout2
.410 Ga.
.22 LR
Ruger Carbine 9
9x19mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
25 ft.
50 ft.
Single
L
75 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
P98
Box
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
102 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can not accept Double magazine clips
4 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be useable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Mid-range Carbine Rifles cost between 26-45 Wealth Points
Table: Mid-range Modern-day Carbine Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
9A-91
9x39mm
20:2 WP
Box
Beretta SCP 70/90
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Beretta Cx4 Storm
9x19mm
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
17:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
92FS
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Barrel
Frame
Optics
40 ft.
SL/
Auto
M/L
74 oz.
43
0%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
SL/
3r Burst/
Auto
L
147 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
SL
L
90 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
folding
stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 30
round
magazine,
and a Fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta Cx4 Storm
9x19mm
Beretta Cx4 Storm
.40 S&W
Beretta Cx4 Storm
Beretta Cx4 Storm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:3 WP
Px4 9mm
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
SL
L
90 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
10:2 WP
14:2 WP
17:2 WP
Px4 .40
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
SL
L
90 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
8:1 WP
8045
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
55 ft.
SL
L
90 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
9:2 WP
10:2 WP
Px4 .45
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
55 ft.
SL
L
90 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with two 15
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 14
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 8
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
101 oz.
45
5%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm
with one 30
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding
stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm
with a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Daewoo K1A1
Carbine
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
FN FAL 50.63
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
134 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
Henry Repeating
Arms Big Boy2
.44 Magnum
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Lever
L
138 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
Henry Repeating
Arms Big Boy2
.45 Long Colt
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Lever
L
138 oz.
29
0%
Licensed
.45 ACP
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
SL
L
94 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
H&K USC
Weapon
H&K HK53
IMI Uzi Carbine
Kalashnikov AK-102
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
HK33
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
M
107 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm
with one 25
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding
stock
9x19mm
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:1 WP
5.56 AK
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
60 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
105 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazines
and a
folding
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 30
round
magazines,
a threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding
stock
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
105 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm
with two 30
round
magazines,
a threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding
stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazine, a
bipod, a
bayonet lug
and a
folding
stock.
Empty
Firearm
with three
30 round
magazines,
a threaded
barrel, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Kalashnikov AK-104
7.62x39mm
Kel-Tec SU-16D
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
M/L
75 oz.
40
5%
Licensed
Norinco QBZ Type 95
Carbine
5.8x42mm
Chinese
30:3 WP
75:10 WP
QBZ
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
102 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
L
116 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 5
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm
with one 5
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Remington Model 750
Carbine
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Remington Model 750
Carbine
.30-06
Springfield
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL
L
116 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
.40 S&W
10:1 WP
P91
Box
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
SL
L
102 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Ruger Carbine 4
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can not accept Double magazine clips
4 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be usable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Expensive Carbine Rifles cost more than 45 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Carbine Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Bushmaster Carbon 15
9x19mm
30:1 WP
9mm Carbine1
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
60 ft.
SL
L
91 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
synthetic
stock, and a
patrol sling
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a synthetic
stock and a
patrol sling
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a synthetic
stock and a
patrol sling
Colt M4
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
4 Tactical
70 ft.
SL/
3R Burst
L
100 oz.
58
0%
Military
and Police
Colt M4A1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
4 Tactical
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
100 oz.
58
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
FN PS903
5.7x28mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
P90
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
100 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 50 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
FN SCAR-H CQB1
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:2 WP
SCAR .308
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
123 oz.
80
0%
Military
and Police
FN SCAR-L CQB1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
107 oz.
80
0%
Military
and Police
FN SCAR PDW1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
55 ft.
SL/
Auto
M/L
90 oz.
72
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
60 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
131 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
patrol sling,
a threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine,
Permanent
Advanced
Combat
Sight, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
FN FNC Carbine
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
H&K G36K
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:2 WP
100:6 WP
G36
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
H&K HK33KA3
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
HK33
Box
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
137 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
IMI Galil ACE 21
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
65 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
98 oz.
63
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Galil ACE 31
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
60 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
104 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Galil MAR
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
105 oz.
62
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Galil MAR
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
104 oz.
64
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines,
and a
folding stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optical
75 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
112 oz.
70
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, red
dot sight, a
permanent
vertical
foregrip and
a permanent
fixed stock
IMI Tavor CTAR-21
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Kel-Tec RFB Carbine
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
L22 Carbine
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
155 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL
L
100 oz.
48
0%
License
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a red
dot sight and
a synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
synthetic
stock
RRA Entry Tactical
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
RRA CAR A4 Tactical
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL
L
100 oz.
55
0%
License
RRA LAR-6.8 CAR A2
6.8mm
Remington
SPC
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL
L
103 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
RRA LAR-6.8 CAR A4
6.8mm
Remington
SPC
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
65 ft.
SL
L
105 oz.
65
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
Sig
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
113 oz.
70
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a x3
telescopic
sight and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a
folding stock
SIG SG 552
Commando
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
SIG SG 551
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
Sig
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
120 oz.
68
0%
Military
and Police
Steyr AUG Carbine1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:3 WP
AUG
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
100
0%
Military
and Police
9x39mm
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
VSS
Box
Barrel
Frame
Optics
40 ft.
SL/
Auto
M/L
112 oz.
52
0%
Military
and Police
SR-3M Vikhr
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can not accept Double magazine clips
4 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be usable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles, and Target Rifles
An assault rifle is an automatic rifle that uses an intermediate cartridge and a detachable magazine. Assault rifles are the standard infantry weapons in
most modern armies. Assault rifles are categorized in between light machine guns, which are intended more for sustained automatic fire in a light
support role, and submachine guns, which fire a pistol cartridge rather than a rifle cartridge.
The term assault rifle is a translation of the German word Sturmgewehr (literally "storm rifle", as in "to storm a position"). The name was coined by Adolf
Hitler to describe the Maschinenpistole 43, subsequently renamed Sturmgewehr 44, the firearm generally considered the first assault rifle that served to
popularize the concept and form the basis for today's modern assault rifles.
The translation assault rifle gradually became the common term for similar firearms sharing the same technical definition as the StG 44. In a strict
definition, a firearm must have at least the following characteristics to be considered an assault rifle: It must be an individual weapon with provision to
fire from the shoulder (i.e. a buttstock); It must be capable of selective fire, It must have an intermediate-power cartridge: more power than a pistol but
less than a standard rifle or battle rifle, Its ammunition must be supplied from a detachable magazine rather than a feed-belt. And it should at least have
a firing range of 300 meters (1000 feet). Rifles that meet most of these criteria, but not all, are technically not assault rifles despite frequently being
considered as such. For example, semi-automatic-only rifles that share designs with assault rifles are not assault rifles, as they are not capable of
switching to automatic fire and thus are not selective fire capable, and are noted as target rifles. Belt-fed weapons or rifles with fixed magazines are
likewise not assault rifles because they do not have detachable box magazines.
The term "assault rifle" is often more loosely used for commercial or political reasons to include other types of arms, particularly arms that fall under a
strict definition of
the battle rifle, or semi-automatic variant of military rifles such as AR-15s.
The US Army defines assault rifles as “short, compact, selective-fire weapons that fire a cartridge intermediate in power between submachinegun and
rifle cartridges.”
A battle rifle is a military service rifle that fires a full power rifle cartridge, such as 7.62x51mm NATO. While the designation of battle rifle is usually
given to post-World War II select fire infantry rifles such as the H&K G3, the FN FAL, or the M14, this term can also apply to older military bolt-action or
semi-automatic rifles such as the Mauser 98k or the M1 Garand. The battle rifle's power and long-range accuracy are intended to engage targets at long
distances, but this comes with a trade-off of length and weight that make it relatively cumbersome in close-quarter combat.
Recently, however, there has been a general backlash against carbines and light rifles in many armies around the world due to their having less range,
penetration and power than battle rifles. Recent conflicts in desert environments have underscored the need for greater range while developments in
body armor have created a need for more powerful munitions. A consequence of this was the creation of the Squad Designated Marksman program in
the U.S. Army and the Squad Advanced Marksman in the U.S. Marine Corps. The role of the designated marksman is to fill the "marksmanship gap"
between the rifleman and the sniper. Instead of relying on the use of smaller, lighter weapons with a higher rate of fire to hit a target, these programs
place greater emphasis on marksmanship training, allowing the squad to take advantage of the greater range and power of heavier weapons. This has
marked the return of battle rifles in the form of Marksman rifles, which are discussed next section.
Target rifles are semi automatic rifles that use a varying degrees of cartridges, from the lighter assault rifle cartridges, to the heavier Battle rifle cartridges.
Target rifles may retain and appear to be exactly like assault and battle rifles, even down to having part and magazine compatibility, but target rifles have
a semi-automatic rate of fire only.
Assault rifles, battle rifles, and target rifles go well with a multitude of upgrades based on their use, and can take advantage of a wide variety of
upgrades.
Firearm Spotlight: The AK-47
The AK-47 is a selective-fire, gas-operated 7.62×39mm assault rifle, first developed in the USSR by Mikhail Kalashnikov. It is officially known as
Avtomat Kalashnikova . It is also known as a Kalashnikov, an "AK", or in Russian slang, Kalash. Design work on the AK-47 began in the last year of
World War II. After the war in 1946, the AK-46 was presented for official military trials. In 1947 the fixed-stock version was introduced into service with
select units of the Soviet Army. An early development of the design was the AKS (S—Skladnoy or "folding"), which was equipped with an under folding
metal shoulder stock. In 1949, the AK-47 was officially accepted by the Soviet Armed Forces and used by the majority of the member states of the
Warsaw Pact. The original AK-47 was one of the first true "assault rifles" to be manufactured, after the original Sturmgewehr 44. Even after six decades
the model and its variants remain the most widely used and popular assault rifles in the world because of their durability, low production cost, and ease
of use. It has been manufactured in many countries and has seen service with armed forces as well as irregular forces worldwide. The AK-47 was the
basis for developing many other types of individual and crew-served firearms. More AK-type rifles have been produced than all other assault rifles
combined.
The proliferation of this weapon is reflected by more than just numbers. The AK-47 is included in the flag of Mozambique and its coat of arms, an
acknowledgment that the country's leaders gained power in large part through the effective use of their AK-47s. It is also found in the coat of arms of
Zimbabwe and East Timor, the revolution era coat of arms of Burkina Faso, the flag of Hezbollah, and the logo of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary
Guards Corps.
In parts of the Western world, the AK-47 is associated with their enemies; both Cold War era and present-day. During the 1980s, the Soviet Union
became the principal arms dealer to countries embargoed by Western nations, including Middle Eastern nations such as Syria, Libya and Iran, who
welcomed Soviet Union backing against Israel. After the fall of the Soviet Union, AK-47s were sold both openly and on the black market to any group
with cash, including drug cartels and dictatorial states, and more recently they have been seen in the hands of violent Islamic terrorist groups such as
the Taliban and Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan and Iraq, and FARC, Ejército de Liberación Nacional guerrillas in Colombia. Western movies often portray
criminals, gang members and terrorists using AK-47s. For these reasons, in the U.S. and Western Europe the AK-47 is stereotypically regarded as the
weapon of choice of insurgents, gangsters and terrorists, so much so that it was banned, by name, in the United State's Public Safety and Relational
Firearms Use Protection act, also known as the Assault Weapons ban. Throughout the developing world, the AK-47 can be positively attributed with
revolutionaries or "freedom fighters" against foreign occupation, imperialism, or colonialism.
Cheap Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles and Target Rifles cost no more than 30 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-day Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles and Target Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
Century Arms AK-47
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
Frame
80 ft.
20:1 WP
Barrel
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Kalashnikov AK-47
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
Frame
70 ft.
20:1 WP
Barrel
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Kalashnikov AKS-47
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
SL
L
184 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
SL/
Auto
L
184 oz.
20
0%
Military
and Police
SL/
Auto
L
160 oz.
20
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
25
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Kalashnikov AK-74
5.45x39mm
Kalashnikov AKM
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
127 oz.
28
0%
Military
and Police
Kalashnikov AKMS
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
112 oz.
28
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
5.56 AK
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
136 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Kalashnikov AK-101
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Kalashnikov AK-103
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
120 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Marlin Model 336C
.30-30 Win
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
Lever
L
112 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
Remington Model
572
.22 LR
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Pump
L
80 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
30:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
80 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Remington Model
597
.22 LR
Remington Model
597
.22 WMR
10:1 WP
30:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL
L
80 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Remington Model
76002
.243 Win
4:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
Pump
L
120 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Remington Model
76002
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
4:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Pump
L
120 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Remington Model
76002
.30-06
Springfield
4:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Pump
L
136 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Remington Model
7600P2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Rossi Lever Carbine
.454 Casull
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Int:10
Rossi Lever Carbine
.45 Long Colt
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
76 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Rossi Lever Carbine
.38 Special
.357
Magnum
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
112 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:5 WP
Mini-14
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
100:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
102 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Ruger Mini-14
Ruger Mini-30
Caliber
7.62x39mm
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Pump
L
128 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
112 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Weapon
Ruger 10/22
Caliber
.22 LR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
25:1 WP
30:1 WP
50:4 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL
L
80 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
two 10
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a folding
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Simonov SKS
7.62x39mm
Int:10
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
136 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Saiga 7.62
7.62x39mm
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL
L
133 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Saiga .223
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
132 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Saiga 5.45
5.45x39mm
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL
L
132 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Saiga 308
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL
L
135 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Saiga 30-06
.30-06
Springfield
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
15:1 WP
20:2 WP
25:2 WP
Box
3:1 WP
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL
L
140 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
.45 Long Colt
Int:14
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Pump
L
130 oz.
26
0%
Licensed
WASR-10/63
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
140 oz.
21
10%
Licensed
Waffen Werks AK-74
5.45x39mm
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL
L
116 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
two 3 round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a patrol
sling, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Taurus Thunderbolt
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be usable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchase
Firearm Spotlight: The FAL
The Fusil Automatique Léger ("Light Automatic Rifle") or FAL is a self-loading, selective fire battle rifle produced by the Belgian armaments
manufacturer Fabrique Nationale de Herstal (FN). During the Cold War it was adopted by many North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries,
with the notable exception of the United States, who selected to use the M14, then the M16. It is one of the most widely used rifles in history, having
been used by over 90 countries.
The FAL was predominantly chambered for the 7.62×51mm NATO round, and because of its prevalence and widespread use among the armed forces of
many NATO countries during the Cold War it was nicknamed "The right arm of the Free World".
The FAL operates by means of a gas-operated action very similar to that of the Russian SVT-40. The gas system is driven by a short-stroke, springloaded piston housed above the barrel, and the locking mechanism is what is known as a tilting breechblock. To lock, it drops down into a solid
shoulder of metal in the heavy receiver much like the bolts of the Russian SKS carbine and French MAS-49 series of semi-automatic rifles. The gas
system is fitted with a gas regulator behind the front sight base, allowing adjustment of the gas system in response to environmental conditions, and a
separate gas plug can be closed completely to allow for the firing of rifle grenades and manual loading. The FAL's magazine capacity ranges from 5 to
30 rounds, with most magazines holding 20 rounds. In fixed stock versions of the FAL, the recoil spring is housed in the stock, while in folding-stock
versions it is housed in the receiver cover, necessitating a slightly different receiver cover, recoil spring, and bolt carrier, and a modified lower receiver
for the stock.
FAL rifles have also been manufactured in both light and heavy-barrel configurations, with the heavy barrel intended for automatic fire as a section or
squad light support weapon. Most heavy barrel FALs are equipped with bipods, although some light barrel models were equipped with bipods, such as
the Austrian StG58 and the German G1, and a bipod was later made available as an accessory.
Among other 7.62×51mm NATO battle rifles at the time, the FN FAL had relatively light recoil, due to the gas system being able to be tuned via
regulator in fore-end of the rifle, which allowed for excess gas which would simply increase recoil to bleed off. In fully automatic mode, however, the
shooter receives considerable abuse from recoil, and the weapon climbs off-target quickly, making automatic fire only of marginal effectiveness. Many
military forces using the FAL eventually eliminated full-automatic firearms training in the light-barrel FAL.
Firearm Spotlight: The AR-15
The AR-15 is a lightweight, 5.56 mm, air-cooled, gas-operated, magazine-fed semi-automatic rifle, with a rotating-lock bolt, actuated by direct
impingement gas operation or long/short stroke piston operation. It is manufactured with the extensive use of aluminum alloys and synthetic materials.
The AR-15 was first built by ArmaLite as a selective fire assault rifle for the United States armed forces. Because of financial problems, ArmaLite sold the
AR-15 design to Colt. The select-fire AR-15 entered the US military system as the M16 rifle. Colt then marketed the Colt AR-15 as a semi-automatic
version of the M16 rifle for civilian sales in 1963. The name "AR-15" is a Colt registered trademark, which refers only to the semi-automatic rifle. Colt
marketed the AR-15 rifle to various military services around the world, including the U.S. Navy, Air Force, Army, and Marine Corps. The AR-15 was
eventually adopted by the United States military under the designation M16.
Today the AR-15 and its variations are manufactured by many companies and have captured the affection of civilian shooters and police forces around
the world due to their accuracy and modularity. The AR-15 rifle is available in a wide range of configurations from a large number of manufacturers.
These configurations range from short carbine-length models with features such as adjustable length stocks and optical sights, to heavy barrel models.
Due to the rifle's modular design, one upper receiver can quickly and easily be substituted for another. There are many aftermarket upper receivers that
incorporate barrels of different weights, lengths and calibers. Some available calibers for the AR-15 platform are the .223 Remington/5.56x45mm, .45
ACP, 5.7x28mm, .338 Lapua, 6.8 mm Remington SPC, and .50 BMG. It is not recommended to chamber the 5.56x45 NATO into a rifle designated 223
Remington, due to the slightly increased chamber pressure in the 5.56mm cartridges, the two calibers are similar, but not identical.
The AR-15 is the basis for the M4 Carbine, the M16, the C7, and the CAR-15 Rifles.
Mid-Range Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles, and Target Rifles cost between 31-60 Wealth Points
Table: Mid-range Modern-Day Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles and Target Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Rate of
Size, Cost
Points
Fire
and Type
7.62x51mm
ArmaLite AR-10
20:2 WP
Frame
80 ft.
SL/
.308 Win
AR-10
Barrel
Auto
Box
ArmaLite AR-15
AS Val
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
9x39mm
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
VSS
Box
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
L
136 oz.
60
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm one
20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm wth
one 20 round
magazine, a
permanent
level 4
suppressor,
and a fixed
stock
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Barrel
Frame
Optics
65 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
88 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta AR 70/90
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Browning BLR1,2
.30-06
Springfield
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
4:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL/
3r Burst/
Auto
L
143 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Lever
L
116 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
Fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 3 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Browning BLR1,2
.300 Win
Mag
3:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
Lever
L
124 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Browning BLR1,2
.243 Win
4:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
Lever
L
104 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Browning BLR1,2
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
4:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Lever
L
104 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Lever
L
108 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel ,a
bayonet lug,
a fixed stock
and a patrol
sling
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a fixed stock
and a patrol
sling
Browning BLR1,2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Colt M16A1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
142 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Colt M16A3
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
142 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Colt M16A4
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Daewoo K2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
FN F2000
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
4 Tactical
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst
L
142 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
114 oz.
45
5%
Military
and Police
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
126 oz.
60
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a fixed stock
and a patrol
sling
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, an
integrated
1.6x
telescopic
sight and a
permanent
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
FN FAL
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
151 oz.
45
0%
Military
and Police
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
151 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
135 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
patrol sling,
a folding
stock, and a
bayonet
L1A1 FAL
FN FNC
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
134 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel,
Integrated
Advanced
Combat
Sight, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
FAMAS G2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
H&K G36
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:2 WP
100:6 WP
G36
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
128 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
H&K SL81
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:2 WP
30:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL
L
137 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
G3
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
137 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
and a fixed
stock
H&K G3A3
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
H&K G3A4
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
G3
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
160 oz.
55
0%
Military
and Police
H&K HK33A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
HK33
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
128 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
H&K HK33A3
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
HK33
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
140 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
and a
folding stock
Henry .30/30
.30-30 Win
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Lever
L
112 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
IMI Galil ARM
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
153 oz.
60
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
105 oz.
32
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet, a
patrol sling,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
folding
stock.
Kalashnikov AK-105
5.45x39mm
Kel-Tec SU-16A3
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
75 ft.
SL
M/L
80 oz.
32
5%
Licensed
Kel-Tec SU-16C
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
75 ft.
SL
M/L
75 oz.
32
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
folding
stock.
Weapon
Caliber
L85A1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
L85A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
132 oz.
55
30%
Military
and Police
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
132 oz.
55
30%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug,
a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bayonet lug ,
a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Springfield Armory
M1A
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
M14
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
185 oz.
55
0%
Licensed
Norinco QBZ Type
95 Rifle
5.8x42mm
Chinese
30:3 WP
75:10 WP
QBZ
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
115 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
Remington Model
750
.243 Win
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
136 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Remington Model
750
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
120 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
patrol sling
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
three 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Weapon
Caliber
Remington Model
750
.30-06
Springfield
RRA Standard A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
RRA Standard A4
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
RRA Mid-Length A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
120 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Optics
85 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
70 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
58
0%
Licensed
5:1 WP
Frame
80 ft.
SL/
L
102 oz.
10:1 WP
Barrel
3R Burst/
20:1 WP
Auto
30:2 WP
100:5 WP
Mini-14
Box
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be usable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
35
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
RRA Mid-length A4
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Ruger AC-556
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Expensive Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles, and Target Rifles Cost more than 60 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles and Target Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Rate of
Size, Cost
Points
Fire
and Type
7.62x51mm
ArmaLite AR-10A3
20:2 WP
Frame
80 ft.
SL
.308 Win
AR-10
Barrel
Box
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
L
136 oz.
62
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm one
20 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
FN SCAR-H1
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
SCAR .308
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
126 oz.
80
0%
Military
and Police
FN SCAR-L1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
80
0%
Military
and Police
FN SCAR 16S1
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
SCAR .308
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
80 ft.
SL
L
116 oz.
85
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
85 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
85
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
FN SCAR 17S1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
H&K 91A2
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
140 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
H&K 91A3
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
IMI Galil ACE 22
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
116 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
119 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
IMI Galil ACE 32
7.62x39mm
IMI Galil ACE 52
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
125 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Galil SAR
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
131 oz.
63
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
156 oz.
65
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
permanent
fixed stock
IMI Galil ARM
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
IMI Galil SAR
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
136 oz.
66
0%
Military
and Police
IMI Tavor TAR-21
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optical
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
104 oz.
68
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optical
70 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
104 oz.
75
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
permanent
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
patrol sling,
and a fixed
stock
IMI Tavor MTAR-21
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Kel-Tec RFB Target
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
FAL
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
70 ft.
SL
L
180 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
M14
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
M14
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
184 oz.
65
0%
Military
and Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
SL
L
110 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
RRA LAR-6.8 MidLength A2
6.8mm
Remington
SPC
RRA LAR-6.8 MidLength A4
6.8mm
Remington
SPC
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
85 ft.
SL
L
110 oz.
75
0%
Licensed
SIG SG 550
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
Sig
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
144 oz.
65
0%
Military
and Police
SIG SG 556
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
144 oz.
80
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Steyr AUG1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:3 WP
AUG
Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
126 oz.
100
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a x3
telescopic
sight and a
permanent
fixed stock
Steyr USR1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
30:3 WP
AUG
Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
SL
L
126 oz.
130
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 30 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a x3
telescopic
sight and a
permanent
fixed stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon can be broken down into the smaller size, but must be assembled to be usable.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Designated Marksman Rifles
A designated marksman rifle (DMR) is the weapon used by soldiers in the designated marksman role. The DM role fills the gap between a regular
infantryman and a sniper and DMRs have been developed with this middle ground in mind.
These rifles have to be effective, in terms of accuracy and terminal ballistics, at ranges exceeding those of ordinary assault rifles, but do not require the
extended range of a dedicated sniper rifle.
DMRs, however, often share some basic characteristics with sniper rifles in difference to the weapons carried by others in the DMs unit. DMRs may have
an attached telescopic sight, quickly deployed stabilizing bipod to allow optimized accuracy and low-recoil in temporarily fixed situations or an
adjustable stock. They will, though, generally retain semi-automatic firing capability (more rapid than bolt-action sniper rifles) and a larger magazine
capacity of 10, 20, or 30 rounds depending on the firearm in question.
Cheap Marksman Rifles cost no more than 80 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-Day Marksman Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Dragunov SVD
7.62x54mmR
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
115 ft.
SL
L
151
oz.
55
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 10
round
magazine, a
4x scope and
a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm
with two 20
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod,a x4
scope and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a x3
telescopic
sight, a
bayonet lug,
a bipod and
a fixed stock
H&K G3-SG/1
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
G3
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
105 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
195
oz.
50
0%
Military and
Police
H&K HK33-SG1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
HK33
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
100 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
198
oz.
45
0%
Military and
Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
95 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
121
oz.
75
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
with two 35
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 35
round
magazines, a
folding
stock, and a
bipod
IMI Galil ACE 23
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
IMI Galil ACE 53
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
95 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
130
oz.
75
0%
Military and
Police
IMI Galil Marksman
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
25:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
144
oz.
65
0%
Military and
Police
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
IMI Galil Sniper
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
25:2 WP
Galil 7.62
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
135 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
224
oz.
65
0%
Military and
Police
IMI Tavor STAR-21
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optical
105 ft.
SL/
3R Burst/
Auto
L
129
oz.
75
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
with two 25
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock,
a x8
telescopic
sight and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm
with two 30
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, a
permanent
fixed stock,
and a 3x
telescopic
sight
Weapon
Caliber
VSK-94
9x39mm
VSS
9x39mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
VSS
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Barrel
Frame
Optics
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
98 oz.
48
0%
Military and
Police
10:1 WP
20:2 WP
30:3 WP
VSS
Box
Barrel
Frame
Optics
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
88 oz.
62
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
with one 10
round
magazine, a
4x telescopic
sight, a level
4 suppressor
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 10
round
magazine, a
4x telescopic
sight, a level
4 suppressor
and a fixed
stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon is a grandmastercraft weapon and grants a +3 bonus on attack rolls
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Expensive Marksman Rifles cost More than 80 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Marksman Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
7.62x51mm
FN SCAR-H LB1
20:3 WP
.308 Win
SCAR .308
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
123 oz.
90
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 30
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
folding stock
Empty
firearm with
two 5 round
magazines, a
x6 telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
FN SCAR-L LB1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
95 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
131 oz.
90
0%
Military and
Police
H&K PSG11
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
5:2 WP
20:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
165 ft.
SL
L
253 oz.
625
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
M14
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
200 ft.
SL
L
185 oz.
155
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 10
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a x9
telescopic
sight, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 20
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, a x9
telescopic
sight, and a
synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm
with two 10
round
magazines, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, and a
x9 telescopic
sight
M21 SWS1
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
M110 SASS1,2
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
AR-10
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
210 ft.
SL
L
244 oz.
300
0%
Licensed
Norinco QBU-88
5.8x42mm
Chinese
10:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
200 ft.
SL
L
144 oz.
100
0%
Restricted
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:2 WP
Sig
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
100 ft.
SL
L
124 oz.
114
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm
with one 5
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 30
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm
with one 6
round
magazine
and a
permanent
fixed stock
SIG SSG 556
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
United States Army
SDM-R1
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
110 ft.
SL
L
160 oz.
140
0%
Licensed
.300 Win Mag
6:50 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
150 ft.
SL
L
272 oz
3750
0%
Licensed
Walther WA20003
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon is a grandmastercraft weapon and grants a +3 bonus on attack rolls
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Bolt Action Rifles and Sniper Rifles
In military and law enforcement terminology, a sniper rifle is a precision-rifle used to ensure more accurate placement of bullets at longer ranges than
other small arms. A typical sniper rifle is built for optimal levels of accuracy, fitted with a telescopic sight and chambered for a military center fire
cartridge. The term is often used in the media to describe any type of accurized firearm fitted with a telescopic sight that is employed against human
targets, although "sniping rifle" or "sniper's rifle" is the technically correct fashion to refer to such a rifle.
The military role of a sniper, dates back to the turn of the 18th century, but the true sniper rifle is a much more recent development. Advances in
technology, specifically that of telescopic sights and more accurate manufacturing, allowed armies to equip specially trained soldiers with rifles that
enable them to deliver precise shots over greater distances than regular infantry weapons. The rifle itself could be based on a standard rifle (at first, a
bolt-action rifle); however, when fitted with a telescopic sight, it becomes a sniper rifle.
Modern Sniper Rifles can be divided into two classes: Military and Law Enforcement
Military
Sniper rifles aimed at military service are often designed for very high durability, range, reliability, sturdiness, serviceability and repairability under
adverse environmental and combat conditions, at the sacrifice of a small degree of accuracy. Military snipers and sharpshooters may also be required to
carry their rifles and other equipment for long distances, making it important to minimize weight. Military organizations often operate under strict
budget constraints, which influences the type and quality of sniper rifles they purchase.
Law Enforcement
Sniper rifles built or modified for use in law enforcement are generally required to have the greatest possible accuracy, more than military rifles, but do
not need to have as long a range. As law enforcement-specific rifles are usually used in non-combat (often urban) environments, they do not have the
requirement to be as hardy or portable as military versions; nevertheless they may be smaller, as they do not need very long range. Some of the first
sniper rifles designed specifically to meet police and other law-enforcement requirements were developed for West German police after the Munich
massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics. Many police services and law enforcement organizations (such as the U.S. Secret Service) now use rifles
designed for law enforcement purposes.
Bolt action rifles and sniper rifles, because of their use, will almost always use a scope of high magnification(at least x3),and a bipod. Accessories such as
lasers, custom built stocks, and modified barrels are often built in as well, to achieve the best possible shot.
Cheap Bolt Action Rifles and Sniper Rifles cost no more than 50 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-Day Bolt Action Rifles and Sniper Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
Browning A-Bolt II
.30-06
4:1 WP
Frame
Composite Stalker2
Springfield
Box
Barrel
Optics
CZ 452 American2
.22 LR
5:1 WP
Frame
Box
Barrel
Optics
CZ 453 American2
.17 HMR
5:1 WP
Frame
Box
Barrel
Optics
Marlin Model X7
.30-06
Int:5
Frame
Springfield
Barrel
Optics
Marlin Model X7
.243 Win
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
7.62x51mm
Marlin Model X7
Int:5
Frame
.308 Win
Barrel
Optics
Remington M7002
.30-06
Int:5
Frame
Springfield
Barrel
Optics
Remington M7002
.243 Win
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Remington M7002
.17 Rem
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Remington M7002
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
100 ft.
Bolt
L
106 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
85 ft.
Bolt
L
94 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
90 ft.
Bolt
L
94 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
130 ft.
Bolt
L
100 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
95 ft.
Bolt
L
100 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
110 ft
Bolt
L
100 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
130 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
90 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
115 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
120 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Weapon
Remington M7002
Caliber
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
Frame
125ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
Barrel
Optics
7.62x51mm
Remington M700P1,2
Int:4
Frame
150 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
.308 Win
Barrel
Optics
Ruger M77 Mark 12
5.56x45mm
Int:5
Frame
100 ft.
Bolt
L
116 oz.
.223 Rem
Barrel
Optics
7.62x51mm
Ruger M77 Mark 12
Int:5
Frame
100 ft.
Bolt
L
112 oz.
.308 Win
Barrel
Optics
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchase
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
40
0%
Licensed
50
0%
Licensed
26
0%
Licensed
26
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Expensive Bolt Action Rifles and Sniper Rifles cost more than 80 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Bolt Action Rifles and Sniper Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
7.62x51mm
Accuracy
5:4 WP
Frame
130 ft.
.308 Win
International AWP1,2
Box
Barrel
Optics
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Bolt
L
228 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Accuracy
International AWM
Super Magnum1,2
.338 Lapua
5:4 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
130 ft.
Bolt
L
228 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Barrett M98B1,2
.338 Lapua
10:14 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
135 ft.
Bolt
L
216 oz.
200
0%
Licensed
7.62x54mmR
10:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
110 ft.
Bolt
L
204 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
SV-982
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:4 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
FR F21,2
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Frame
Barrel
Optics
200 ft.
Bolt
L
204 oz.
150
0%
Licensed
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
230 ft.
Bolt
L
264 oz.
136
0%
Licensed
.338 Lapua
Magnum
5:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
175-300 ft.
Bolt
L
190 oz.
124
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a x6
telescopic
sight, a
bipod, a
Heavy
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a x10
telescopic
sight, a
bipod, a
heavy barrel,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a x8.5-24x
telescopic
sight, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
M40A31,2
M24A3 SWS1,2
Weapon
M24E1 SWS1,2
Caliber
.300 Win Mag
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:2 WP
Box
Mossberg MVP
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Int:5
Remington M700P1,2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
SIG SSG 30002
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
4:2 WP
Box
Steyr Scout2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:2 WP
10:5 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
200 ft.
Bolt
L
192 oz.
150
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Optics
95 ft.
Bolt
L
120 oz.
56
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Frame
Barrel
Optics
135 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
52
0%
Licensed
100 ft.
Bolt
L
191 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 5 round
magazines, a
x9 telescopic
sight, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a 10 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 4 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Frame
Barrel
Optics
105 ft.
Bolt
L
105 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Steyr Scout2
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Steyr Scout2
.243 Win
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:2 WP
10:5 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
105 ft.
Bolt
L
105 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
5:2 WP
10:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
105 ft.
Bolt
L
105 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Anti-Material Rifle
An Anti-Material rifle is a rifle designed to destroy at hard targets, such as equipment, vehicles, and weapons, rather than at other combatants. Antimaterial rifles are similar in form and appearance to modern sniper rifles and can often serve in that role, though they are usually chambered for
cartridges more powerful than are normally required for neutralizing a human and can operate at a greater range. In general, anti-material rifles are
chambered for 12.7x99mm NATO (.50 BMG), 12.7x108mm Russian, 14.5x114mm Russian, and 20mm cartridges. The large cartridges are required to be
able to fire projectiles containing usable payloads such as explosives, armor-piercing cores, and incendiaries.
Due to the considerable size and weight of anti-material rifles and other support equipment, sniper cells operating in 2- or 3-man or larger teams become
a necessity. The recoil produced by the employed cartridges dictates that these rifles are designed to be fired from the prone position. Bipods and monopods and muzzle brakes are used as accessories to employ these rifles as comfortably and accurately as possible. Firing several 12.7x99mm NATO,
12.7x108mm Russian, or larger calibers from the standing position or in a kneeling position would be very uncomfortable for the operator.
Bipods are mandatory, and various telescopic sights, tactical slings, patrol slings, and ergonomic stocks are all suitable for anti-material rifles.
Table: Modern-Day Anti-material Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Accuracy
.50 BMG
5:12 WP
International AW501
Box
Anzio Ironworks
Single Shot 50
.50 BMG
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
270 ft.
Bolt
H
528
oz.
300
0%
Restricted
Frame
Barrel
Optics
190 ft.
Bolt
H
336
oz.
125
0%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed stock
and a bipod
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
3:4 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Anzio Ironworks 50
.50 BMG
Frame
Barrel
Optics
200 ft.
Bolt
H
368
oz.
200
0%
Restricted
20x102mm
3:12 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
450 ft.
Bolt
G
960
oz.
600
0%
Restricted
Barrett M951
.50 BMG
5:10 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
260 ft.
Bolt
H
376
oz.
240
0%
Restricted
Barrett M82A1
.50 BMG
10:10 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
220 ft.
SL
H
494
oz.
300
0%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 3 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod and a
Fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 3 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 5 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock
and a bipod
Anzio Ironworks
Mag-Fed 20mm
1 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
World War 2 Rifles
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW2 Rifles
Damage
Caliber Recoil Penalty
Caliber
3d4+2
-4
.45 ACP
4d4
-4
6.5x50mm Arisaka
3d6+1
-4
.30 Carbine
4d6+4
-6
7.5x54mm French
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR
5d6+3
-7
.303 British
5d6+4
-8
7.7x58mm Arisaka
5d6+5
-8
8x57mm Mauser
6d6
-9
.30-06 Springfield
1d8+2
-3
7.62x38mmR Nagant
3d8
-5
7.92x33mm Kurz
7d8
-10
7.92x94mm
12d8
-19
13.9x99mmB
10d10
-17
14.5x114mm
12d10
-20
20x124mm, 20x105mm
Battle Rifles
Battle rifles are select fire, semi-automatic, or bolt action rifles that use a full power rifle cartridge. Battle rifles go well with patrol slings.
Firearm Spotlight: The M1 Garand
The M1 Garand (officially designated as United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 and later simply Rifle, Caliber .30, M1, and also abbreviated as US Rifle, Cal.
.30, M1), was the first semi-automatic rifle to be generally issued to the infantry of any nation. Called "the greatest battle implement ever devised" by
General George S. Patton, the Garand officially replaced the bolt-action M1903 Springfield as the standard service rifle of the United States Armed
Forces in 1936 and was subsequently replaced by the selective fire M14 in 1957. However, the M1 continued to be used in large numbers until 1963 and
to a lesser degree until 1966.
The M1 "is an air-cooled, gas-operated, clip-fed, and semiautomatic shoulder weapon. After the eight rounds have been shot the clip automatically
ejects causing a "ping" noise to occur.
The M1 was used extensively by U.S. forces in World War II, the Korean War, and, to a limited extent, the Vietnam War. Most M1 rifles were issued to
Army and Marine troops, though many thousands were also lent or provided as foreign aid to America's allies. The Garand is still used by drill teams
and military honor guards. It is also widely sought by the civilian population as a hunting rifle, target rifle, and military collectible. It is available for
American civilian ownership through the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
Table: WW2 Battle Rifles
Weapon
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
110 ft.
Bolt
L
130 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
7.62x54mmR
15:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
152 oz.
66
5%
Restricted
De Lisle carbine2
.45 ACP
7:1 WP
1911
Box
None
80 ft.
Bolt
L
136 oz.
9
0%
Licensed
FG 42
8x57mm
Mauser
10:2 WP
20:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
SL/Aut
o
L
148 oz.
80
0%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines, a
bayonet lug,
a bayonet,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 7 round
magazines, a
permanent
level 3
suppressor,
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Arisaka Type 99 Rifle2
AVS-36
Caliber
7.7x58mm
Arisaka
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:10
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Gewehr 41
8x57mm
Mauser
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL
L
176 oz.
9
20%
Licensed
8x57mm
Mauser
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
160 ft.
Bolt
L
131 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
Karabiner 98 Kurz2
Lee-Enfield SMLE
Mk III2,4
.303 British
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
140 ft.
Bolt
L
140 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a bayonet,
and a fixed
stock
Lee-Enfield Rifle No. 4
Mk I2,4
.303 British
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
150 ft.
Bolt
L
140 oz.
11
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a bayonet,
and a fixed
stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
130 ft.
Bolt
L
96 oz.
14
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a bayonet,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 15
round
magazines
and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Lee Enfield No. 5 MK
I "Jungle Carbine"2,4
.303 British
M1 Carbine
.30 Carbine
15:1 WP
30:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
83 oz.
25
5%
Licensed
M1A1 Carbine
.30 Carbine
15:1 WP
30:1 WP
M1
Carbine
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL
L
72 oz.
33
5%
Licensed
M2 Carbine
.30 Carbine
15:1 WP
30:1 WP
M1
Carbine
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
83 oz.
30
5%
Restricted
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:8
En-bloc
Clip
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
120 ft.
SL
L
152 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
1 8 round
clip, a patrol
sling. a
bayonet lug,
and a fixed
stock.
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
folding stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
M1 Garand3
.30-06
Springfield
M1903A1 Springfield2
.30-06
Springfield
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
150 ft.
Bolt
L
140 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
M1903A3 Springfield2
.30-06
Springfield
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
150 ft.
Bolt
L
138 oz
6
0%
Licensed
MAS 36 CR392
7.5x54mm
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
145 ft
Bolt
L
131 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
7.62x54mmR
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
140 ft.
Bolt
L
140 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
Mosin Nagant Model
1891/302
Weapon
Caliber
Mosin Nagant Model
1938 Carbine2
7.62x54mmR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
130 ft.
Bolt
L
120 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a bayonet
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Mosin Nagant Model
1944 Carbine1,2
7.62x54mmR
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
130 ft.
Bolt
L
144 oz.
4
0%
Licensed
Tokarev SVT-40
7.62x54mmR
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
90 ft.
SL
L
136 oz.
8
5%
Licensed
Sturmgewehr 44
7.92x33mm
Kurz
30:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
184 oz.
12
10%
Restricted
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon requires the use of it's clip, in order to function
4 This weapon's magazines are not interchangeable between different guns of the same model, and when reloading with magazines, the error range
increases by 25%
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Sniper Rifles
A Sniper rifle is a bolt action rifle or battle rifle, customized specifically for long range engagement. Bipods, various telescopic sights, tactical slings,
patrol slings, and ergonomic stocks are all suitable for both bolt action rifles, and sniper rifles.
Table: WW2 Sniper Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
150 ft.
Bolt
L
139 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a x2
telescopic
sight and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Arisaka Type 97
Sniper Rifle
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Lee-Enfield SMLE
Mk III1,2,4,5
.303 British
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
175 ft.
Bolt
L
160 oz.
55
0%
Licensed
Lee-Enfield Rifle
No. 4 Mk I1,2,4,5
.303 British
10:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
190 ft.
Bolt
L
160 oz.
65
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Gewehr 43
8x57mm
Mauser
Frame
Barrel
120 ft.
SL
L
155 oz.
54
5%
Licensed
8x57mm
Mauser
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
200 ft.
Bolt
L
165 oz.
54
0%
Licensed
MAS 362
7.5x54mm
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
180 ft.
Bolt
L
156 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
M1C Garand3
.30-06
Springfield
Int:8
En-bloc
Clip
Frame
Barrel
180 ft.
SL
L
150 oz.
62
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines, a
x4 telescopic
sight and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a x3
telescopic
sight and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
clip, a x2
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Karabiner 98 kurz1,5
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:8
En-bloc
Clip
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
180 ft.
SL
L
160 oz.
72
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
one 8 round
clip, a x2
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a x2
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
M1D Garand3
.30-06
Springfield
M1903A4
Springfield2,5
.30-06
Springfield
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
190 ft.
Bolt
L
172 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
Mosin Nagant
Model 1891/302,5
7.62x54mmR
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
175 ft.
Bolt
L
140 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Mosin Nagant
Model 1938
Carbine2,5
7.62x54mmR
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
Optics
165 ft.
Bolt
L
120 oz.
33
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a x4
telescopic
sight and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a x3
telescopic
sight, and a
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Mosin Nagant
Model 1944
Carbine2,5
7.62x54mmR
SVT-40
7.62x54mmR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
165 ft.
Bolt
L
144 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
10:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
115 ft.
SL
L
162 oz.
56
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a x3
telescopic
sight, and
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a x3
telescopic
sight and a
fixed stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon requires the use of it's clip, in order to function
4 This weapon's magazines are not interchangeable between different guns of the same model, and when reloading with magazines, the error range
increases by 25%
5 This weapon can not use stripper clips.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Anti-Material Rifles
An Anti-Material rifle is a rifle designed to destroy at hard targets, such as equipment, vehicles, and weapons. Bipods are mandatory, and various
telescopic sights, tactical slings, patrol slings, and ergonomic stocks are all suitable for anti-material rifles.
Table: WW2 Anti-material Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Boys Anti Tank
Rifle1
13.9x99mmB
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5: 1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Siz
e
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
None
170 ft.
Bolt
H
560 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
Panzerbüchse 391
7.92x94mm
Int:1
None
140 ft.
Bolt
H
400 oz.
23
0%
Military
and Police
PTRD-411
14.5x114mm
Int:1
None
220 ft.
Single
H
608 oz.
25
0%
Military
and Police
PTRS-41
14.5x114mm
5:1 WP
Box
None
230 ft.
SL
H
736 oz.
26
0%
Military
and Police
Type 97 20mm Antitank Rifle
20x124mm
7:2 WP
Box
None
430 ft.
SL
H
2080 oz.
43
0%
Military
and Police
Solothurn 36M
20mm anti-tank rifle
20x105mm
10:2 WP
Box
None
320 ft.
SL
H
1584 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
1 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
World War 1 and the Roaring 20's Rifles
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW1 Rifles
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
4d4
-4
6.5x50mm Arisaka
5d4+2
-6
6mm Lee Navy
5d6+1
-6
8mm Lebel
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR, 7x57mm Mauser
5d6+3
-7
.303 British
5d6+4
-8
.30-40 Krag
6d6
-8
.30-06 Springfield
Battle Rifles
Battle rifles are select fire, semi-automatic, or bolt action rifles that use a full power rifle cartridge. Battle rifles go well with patrol slings.
Table: WW1 Battle Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Bolt
L
139 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Arisaka Type 30 Rifle2
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Arisaka Type 30
Carbine2
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Bolt
L
124 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Arisaka Type 382
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Bolt
L
139 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Arisaka Type 38
Calvary Carbine2
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
Bolt
L
116 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Bolt
L
116 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Arisaka Type 44
Calvary Rifle2
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Fusil Automatique
Modele 1917
8mm Lebel
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Gewehr 882
8x57mm
Mauser
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
120 ft.
Bolt
L
134 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Gewehr 982
8x57mm
Mauser
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
160 ft.
Bolt
L
144 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
KB wz. 98A2
8x57mm
Mauser
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
160 ft.
Bolt
L
153 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Krag-Jørgensen`2,4
.30-40 Krag
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
140 ft.
Bolt
L
160 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Lebel Model 18862
8mm Lebel
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
130 ft.
Bolt
L
155 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Weapon
M1895 Lee Navy3
Caliber
6mm Lee
Navy
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
120 ft.
Bolt
L
133 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
bayonet lug.
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a
bayonet, and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 10 round
magazine, a
bayonet lug
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
M1903 Springfield2
.30-06
Springfield
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
150 ft.
Bolt
L
152 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
M1917 Enfield2
.30-06
Springfield
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
140 ft.
Bolt
L
177 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
7x57mm
Mauser
8:1 WP
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
30:4 WP
100:6 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
147 oz.
9
0%
Licensed
Pattern 1914 Enfield1,2
.303 British
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
150 ft.
Bolt
L
150 oz.
6
0%
Licensed
Springfield Model
18982.,4
.30-40 Krag
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
160 ft.
Bolt
L
135 oz.
8
0%
Licensed
Ross Rifle1,2
.303 British
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
140 ft.
Bolt
L
137 oz.
9
20%
Licensed
Mondragón rifle
Weapon
Caliber
Berthier rifle2,3
8mm Lebel
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:3
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
135 ft.
Bolt
L
144 oz.
7
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a 3 round
en-block
clip, and a
fixed stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon requires the use of it's clip, in order to function
4 This weapon can be reloaded without working the bolt, allowing for +1 round
5 This weapon's magazines are not interchangeable between different guns of the same model, and when reloading with magazines, the error range
increases by 25%
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Wild West Rifles
All weapons listed here have an 85% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Wild West Rifles
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
1d6+5
-3
.38 Winchester
3d6
-4
.44 Henry
1d10
-3
.32 WCF
1d10+2
-4
.44 WCF
2d10+5
-5
56-56 Spencer
3d10
-6
.45-70 Government
3d10+5
-8
.50-70 Government
Carbine Rifles and Long Rifles
A carbine rifle is a shortened, compact version of full sized rifles, but also encompasses semi-automatic, pistol caliber rifles as well. Long rifles are full
rifles, that are usually used for range work. Long rifles, for the purpose of feats, are target rifles. Carbine rifles go well with tactical slings, or patrol slings
Table: Wild West Carbine and Long Rifles
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Henry Rifle2
.44 Henry
Int:15
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
70 ft.
Lever
L
148 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Remington Rolling
Block
.45-70
Government
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Single
L
148 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Sharps 1863 Carbine2
.50-70
Government
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
Single
L
152 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Sharps 1873 Rifle2
.45-70
Government
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Single
L
160 oz.
44
0%
Licensed
Sharps 1874 Long
Range Rifle2
.45-70
Government
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Single
L
172 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Spencer Repeating
Rifle2
56-56 Spencer
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Lever
L
160 oz.
85
0%
Licensed
Spencer Repeating
Carbine2
56-56 Spencer
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
Springfield M18712
Rolling Block
.50-70
Government
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Single
L
160 oz.
70
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Single
L
156 oz.
65
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Springfield M18732
.45-70
Government
Winchester Model
1873 Carbine2
.32 WCF
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1873 Carbine2
.38
Winchester
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1873 Carbine2
.44 WCF
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1873 Rifle2
.32 WCF
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1873 Rifle2
.38
Winchester
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1873 Rifle2
.44 WCF
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1866 Carbine2
.44 Henry
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft
Lever
L
144 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1866 Rifle2
.44 Henry
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1892 Rifle2
.44 WCF
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.44 WCF
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:12
Winchester Model
1892 Carbine2
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1892 Rifle2
.32 WCF
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1892 Carbine2
.32 WCF
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1892 Rifle2
.38
Winchester
Int:15
Frame
Barrel
70 ft
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1892 Carbine2
.38
Winchester
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1894 Rifle2
.30-30
Winchester
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
70 ft
Lever
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1894 Carbine2
.30-30
Winchester
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Lever
L
144 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1894 Carbine2
.45-70
Government
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Lever
L
152 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
3 This weapon is a black powder firearm and falls under the rules for black powder firearms in Modern Magika
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Chapter 4: Shotguns
“We should have fuckin' shotguns” -Vincent Vega
A shotgun (also known as a scattergun and peppergun, or historically as a fowling piece) is a firearm that is usually designed to be fired from the
shoulder, which uses the energy of a fixed shell to fire a number of small spherical pellets called shot, or a solid projectile called a slug. Shotguns come in
a wide variety of sizes, ranging from .22 inch bore up to 2 inch bore, and in a range of firearm operating mechanisms, including breech loading, singlebarreled, double or combination gun, pump-action, bolt-, and lever-action, semi-automatic, and even fully automatic variants.
A shotgun is generally a smoothbore firearm, which means that the inside of the barrel is not rifled. Preceding smoothbore firearms, such as the musket,
were widely used by armies in the 18th century. The direct ancestor to the shotgun, the blunderbuss, was also used in a similar variety of roles from self
defense to riot control. It was often used by cavalry troops due to its generally shorter length and ease of use, as well as by coachmen for its substantial
power. However, in the 19th century, these weapons were largely replaced on the battlefield with breechloading rifled firearms, which were more
accurate over longer ranges. The military value of shotguns was rediscovered in the First World War, when American forces used 12-gauge pump action
shotguns in close-quarters trench fighting to great effect. Since then, it has been used in a variety of roles in civilian, law enforcement, and military
applications.
The shot pellets from a shotgun spread upon leaving the barrel, and the power of the burning charge is divided among the pellets, which means that the
energy of any one ball of shot is fairly low. In a hunting context, this makes shotguns useful primarily for hunting birds and other small game. However,
in a military or law enforcement context, the large number of projectiles makes the shotgun useful as a close quarters combat weapon or a defensive
weapon. Shotguns are also used for target shooting sports such as skeet, trap, and sporting clays.
In the US and Canada, shotguns are widely used as a support weapon by police forces. One of the rationales for issuing shotguns is that even without
much training, an officer will probably be able to hit targets at close to intermediate range, due to the "spreading" effect of buckshot. This is mainly a
myth, due to the fact that the spread of shotgun at 25 ft, averages 8 inches, being very capable of missing a target. Some police forces are replacing
shotguns in this role with carbine rifles such as AR-15s. Shotguns are also used in roadblock situations, where police are blocking a highway to search
cars for suspects. In the US, law enforcement agencies often use riot shotguns, especially for crowd and riot control where they may be loaded with lesslethal rounds. Shotguns are also often used as breaching devices to defeat locks.
The downside to Shotguns, is that the shot quickly expend it's energy as the pellets fly farther, making them poor long range weapons, and even lessthan-desirable medium range weapons. Shotguns, unlike any other weapon in Ops and Tactics, have their range penalties affect both their total damage,
as well as their attack bonus.
Shotguns, like Rifles, are separated by their actions.
Break Action
For most of the history of the shotgun, the break-action breech loading double was the most common type, typically divided into three subtypes: the
traditional "side by side" shotgun features two barrels mounted one beside the other (as the name suggests), the "over and under" shotgun has the two
barrels mounted one on top of the other, and the single barrel shotgun. Side by side shotguns were traditionally used for hunting and other sporting
pursuits (early long barreled side-by side shotguns were known as Fowling Pieces for their use hunting ducks and other birds), whereas over and under
shotguns are more commonly associated with sporting use (such as clay pigeon/skeet shooting). Both types of double-barrel shotgun are used for
hunting and sporting use, with the individual configuration largely being a matter of personal preference. Single barrel shotguns can be used for either
use as well, but the single shot doesn't permit a user to participate in certain types of clay shooting.
Most Break action shotguns have two triggers, allowing the user to fire the barrel they prefer, which each may be loaded with different loads, or fire both
barrels at the same time, for twice the load at a target. The downside to having two separate triggers is that the user must shift their hand in order to be
able to manipulate each trigger. A newer style is to have a single trigger that fires one barrel first, then the other, in a predetermined sequence, that is
reset when the action is broken and reloaded. The advantage to this is that the user doesn't have to shift their grip in order to fire quickly, but looses the
ability to fire both barrels at once.
Pump Action
In pump-action shotguns, a sliding forearm handle (the pump) works the action, extracting the spent shell and inserting a new one while cocking the
hammer or striker as the pump is worked. A pump gun is typically fed from a tubular magazine underneath the barrel, which also serves as a guide for
the pump. The rounds are fed in one by one through a port in the receiver, where they are lifted by a lever called the elevator and pushed forward into
the chamber by the bolt. A pair of latches at the rear of the magazine hold the rounds in place and facilitate feeding of one shell at a time. If it is desired to
load the gun fully, a round may be loaded through the ejection port directly into the chamber, or cycled from the magazine, which is then topped off with
another round. Well-known examples include the Winchester Model 1897, Remington 870 and Mossberg 500/590.
Pump-action shotguns are common hunting, fowling and sporting shotguns. Hunting models generally have a barrel between 24 and 28 inches. They can
also easily be used with an empty magazine as a single-shot weapon, by simply dropping the next round to be fired into the open ejection port after the
spent round is ejected. Pump action shotguns with shorter barrels and no barrel choke (or very little) are highly popular for use in home defense, military
and law enforcement, and are commonly known as riot guns. The minimum barrel length for shotguns in most of the U.S. is 18" and this barrel length is
the primary choice for riot shotguns. The shorter barrel makes the weapon easier to maneuver around corners and in tight spaces, though slightly longer
barrels are sometimes used outdoors for a tighter spread pattern or increased accuracy of slug projectiles. Home-defense/law enforcement shotguns are
usually chambered for 12-gauge shells, providing maximum shot power and the use of a variety of projectiles such as 00 Buckshot, rubber, sandbag and
slug shells, but 20-gauge (common in bird-hunting shotguns) or .410 (common in youth-size shotguns) are also available in defense-type shotgun models
allowing easier use by novice shooters.
A riot shotgun has many advantages over a handgun or rifle. Compared to "defense-caliber" handguns (chambered for 9x19mm Parabellum, .38 Special, .
357 Magnum, .40 S&W, .45 ACP and similar), a shotgun has far more power and damage potential, allowing a "one-shot stop" that is more difficult to
achieve with typical handgun loads. Compared to a rifle, riot shotguns are easier to maneuver due to the shorter barrel, still provide better damage
potential at indoor distances (generally 3–5 meters/yards), and reduce the risk of "overpenetration"; that is, the bullet or shot passing completely through
the target and continuing beyond, which poses a risk to those behind the target through walls. The wide spread of the shot reduces the importance of
shot placement compared to a single projectile, which increases the effectiveness of "point shooting" - rapidly aiming simply by pointing the weapon in
the direction of the target. This allows easy, fast use by novices.
Pump action shotguns lacking a trigger disconnector can be slamfired, on purpose or otherwise, if the trigger is kept depressed whilst cycling the action.
This permits a user to rapidly spray shells onto a target area and perform slamfire attacks.
Lever Action
Early attempts at repeating shotguns invariably centered around either bolt-or lever-action designs, drawing inspiration from contemporary repeating
rifles, with the earliest successful repeating shotgun being the lever-action Winchester M1887, designed by John Browning at the behest of the Winchester
Repeating Arms Company.
Lever shotguns, while less common, were popular in the late 19th century with the Winchester Model 1887 and Model 1901 being prime examples.
Initially very popular, demand waned after the introduction of pump-action shotguns at the turn of the century, and production was eventually
discontinued in 1920.
One major issue with lever-actions (and to a lesser extent pump-actions) was that early shotgun shells were often made of paper or similar fragile
materials (modern hulls are plastic or metal). As a result the loading of shells, or working of the action of the shotgun, could often result in cartridges
getting crushed and becoming unusable, or even damaging the gun.
Lever shotguns have seen a return to the gun market in recent years, however, with Winchester producing the Model 9410 (chambering the .410 gauge
shotgun shell and using the action of the Winchester Model 94 series lever-action rifle, hence the name), and a handful of other firearm manufacturers
producing versions of the Winchester Model 1887/1901 designed for modern 12-gauge smokeless shotshells with more durable plastic casings.
Lever action firearms cost +3 additional Combat Points when firing from a prone position, but -2 Combat Points when performing pot shot attacks.
Self Loading
Gas, inertia, or recoil operated actions are other popular methods of increasing the rate of fire of a shotgun; these are generally referred to as autoloaders
or semi-automatics. Instead of having the action manually operated by a pump or lever, the action automatically cycles each time the shotgun is fired,
ejecting the spent shell and reloading a fresh one into the chamber. The first successful semi-automatic shotgun was John Browning's Auto-5, first
produced by Fabrique Nationale beginning in 1902. Other well-known examples include the Remington 1100, Benelli M1, and Saiga-12.
Some, such as the Franchi SPAS-12 and Benelli M3, are capable of switching between semi-automatic and pump action. These are popular for two
reasons; first, some jurisdictions forbid the use of semi-automatic actions for hunting, and second, lower-powered rounds, like many less lethal
cartridges, have insufficient power to reliably cycle a semi-automatic shotgun.
This action gains no bonuses or penalties.
Autoloading shotguns also encompasses shotguns that are fully automatic, such as the Daewoo USAS-12 and the AA-12
Modern-Day Shotguns
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Modern Shotguns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
3d4+1
-3
.410 Ga.
4d6
-5
20 Ga.
5d6
-6
12 Ga.
7d6
-9
10 Ga.
Sporting Shotguns
A Sporting shotgun is a shotgun that focuses on accuracy, rather than ammo capacity. Sporting shotguns are simple to maintain, use, and clean. Most
sporting shotguns are aimed at a particular sport, usually game hunting, for rifled barrels using slugs, or for fowl and clay shooting, with choked barrels.
Sporting shotguns usually have lower capacities than their combat counterparts, but also less expensive, as they don't have to take the daily beatings of a
combat shotgun, and thus don't need to be over engineered as such.
Cheap Sporting Shotguns cost no more than 15 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-Day Sporting Shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Harrington &
12 Ga.
Int:1
Richardson Single
Barrel Shotgun2
Harrington &
Richardson Topper2
12 Ga.
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
Single
L
92 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
Single
L
92 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
choked
barrel
Weapon
Harrington &
Richardson Topper
20 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Harrington &
Richardson Topper2
.410 Ga.
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
Single
L
92 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Maverick 88 Slug2
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
13
10%
Licensed
Maverick 88 Field
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
11
10%
Licensed
.410 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
35 ft.
Pump
L
80 oz.
15
0%
Licensed
Mossberg 505
Youth2
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
Single
L
92 oz.
5
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
choked
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
choked
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a slug barrel
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a choked
barrel and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Mid-Range Sporting Shotguns cost between 16-30 Wealth Points.
Table: Mid-range Modern-Day Sporting shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Benelli Black Eagle
12 Ga.
Int:4
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
116 oz.
30
5%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Benelli Nova Pump
Field,2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Pump
L
128 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Benelli Nova Pump
Field2
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
Pump
L
105 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Benelli Supernova1,2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
22
0%
Licensed
Benelli Supernova
Slug1,2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Mossberg 5002
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Slug Barrel
and a Fixed
Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Choked
Barrel and a
Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Slug Barrel
and a Fixed
Stock
Mossberg 505
Youth2
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump
L
90 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Mossberg 535
Slugster2
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Mossberg 535
Waterfowl2
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Mossberg 930
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
25
5%
Licensed
Mossberg 930
Slugster
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
28
5%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Mossberg 930
Waterfowl
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SL
L
124 oz.
28
5%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Choked
Barrel and a
Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Slug Barrel
and a Fixed
Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Choked
Barrel and a
Fixed Stock
Mossberg SA20
Autoloader
20 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
20
10%
Licensed
Maverick Arms
Hunter Field Over &
Under2
12 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
55 ft.
Single/
Double
L
112 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
115 oz.
21
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express Slug2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express Turkey2
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Remington 870
Express2
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express Slug2
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express Turkey2
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Rossi Rio Grande
.410 Ga.
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
Optics
55 ft.
Level
L
109 oz.
23
0%
Licensed
Stoeger Coach Gun2
12 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
55 ft.
SxS:
Single/
Double
L
104 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Stoeger Coach Gun2
20 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
50 ft.
SxS:
Single/
Double
L
102 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Slug Barrel
and a Fixed
Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Choked
Barrel and a
Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Weapon
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
.410 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Stoeger Coach Gun2
Frame
2 Barrels
40 ft.
Single/
Double
L
100 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Stoeger Coach Gun
Single Trigger2
12 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
55 ft.
SL
L
104 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Stoeger Coach Gun
Single Trigger2
20 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
50 ft.
SL
L
102 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
18872
12 Ga
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Lever
L
130 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Expensive Sporting Shotguns cost more than 30 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-day Sporting shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Benelli M2 Field
12 Ga.
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
50 ft
SL
L
115 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a slug barrel
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a choked
barrel and
fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Benelli M2 Field
Slug
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
60 ft
SL
L
115 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Benelli Super Sport1
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
65 ft
SL
L
116 oz.
100
0%
Licensed
Beretta Silver
Pigeon1
12 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
70 ft.
SL/
Double
L
120 oz.
150
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Beretta 686
Sporting1,2
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
2 Barrels
50 ft.
SL/
Double
L
132 oz.
75
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Browning BPS 10
Ga.2
10 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
169 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Browning Gold
Micro
20 Ga.
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
118 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
Browning Gold
Upland
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
108 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Ithaca Model 37
Deerslayer
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
55 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
144 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Mossberg Onyx Side
By Side Field1,2
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int: 2
Remington 1100
Sporting1
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
45
5%
Licensed
Remington 1100
Sporting1
20 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
60 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
45
5%
Licensed
Remington 1100
Sporting1
.410 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
45
5%
Licensed
10 Ga.
Int:3
Frame
Barrel
65 ft.
SL
L
142 oz.
48
5%
Licensed
Remington Model
SP-10
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
2 Barrels
55 ft.
SL
L
128 oz.
41
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel.
Combat Shotguns
A combat shotgun is a shotgun that focuses on close quarters combat and capacity, rather than precision. Combat shotguns typically have much shorter
barrels than shotguns for hunting and usually, though not always, have magazines of modified design to hold more than the 3 to 5 shots normal with
sporting or hunting shotguns. Most combat shotguns have tubular magazines to hold the cartridges, mounted underneath the barrel, identical to those of
hunting shotguns except for being longer to hold more ammunition, though some recent designs have detachable box magazines. Because of these,
combat shotguns can tend to be more expensive than their sporting counterparts.
Cheap Combat Shotguns Cost no more than 20 Wealth Points
Table: Cheap Modern-Day Combat Shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Benelli Nova Pump
12 Ga.
Int:4
Tactical
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
110 oz.
20
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel.
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
and a
straight
barrel
Harrington &
Richardson Pardner
Pump Protector
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump
L
120 oz.
10
5%
Licensed
Ithaca 37 Defense
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
104 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Maverick 88
Security2
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
11
10%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Mossberg JIC2,3
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
106 oz.
16
0%
Licensed
Norinco M983
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
120 oz.
8
10%
Licensed
Norinco M2000
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
120 oz.
8
15%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Saiga 12
12 Ga.
Saiga 20
Saiga 410
Stoeger Double
Defense
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
2:1 WP
5:1 WP
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
127 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
20 Ga.
5:1 WP
12:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
123 oz.
13
0%
Licensed
.410 Ga.
2:1 WP
4:1 WP
10:1 WP
15:2 WP
30:5 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SL
L
120 oz.
12
0%
Licensed
12 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
Optics
2 Tactical
45 ft.
SL
L
113 oz.
19
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines,
and a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
two 5 round
magazines,
and a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
two 2 round
magazines, a
fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Stoeger Double
Defense
20 Ga.
Int:2
Frame
2 Barrels
Optics
2 Tactical
40 ft.
SL
L
105 oz.
17
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition when in pump action mode.
5 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
6 This weapon has two separate tubes, which can be loaded independent of one another, and can be switched for the cost of 1 combat point.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Expensive Combat Shotguns cost more than 20 Wealth Points
Table: Expensive Modern-Day Combat Shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Auto Assault-125
12 Ga.
8:2 WP
20:4 WP
32:6 WP
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
240 oz.
55
5%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock, a
straight
barrel, and
one 8 round
magazine
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
and a
vertical
foregrip and
a straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Armsel Protecta
Bulldog
12 Ga.
Int:12
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SL
L
150 oz.
30
10%
Restricted
Benelli M1 Super 904
12 Ga.
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Benelli M2 Tactical
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
45 ft
SL
L
107 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Benelli M3 Super 904
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:7
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL/
Pump
L
115 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a folding
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
two 10
round
magazines,
one 20
round
magazine, a
fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Benelli M44
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
124 oz.
58
0%
Licensed
Benelli M10141,4
12 Ga.
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL
L
124 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Daewoo USAS-12
12 Ga.
10:2 WP
20:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
50 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
218 oz.
100
0%
Military and
Police
Weapon
Caliber
FN SLP Shotgun1
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:8
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
50 ft.
SL
L
131 oz.
48
0%
Licensed
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a folding
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines,
and a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Franchi SPAS 124
12 Ga.
Int:8
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL/
Pump
L
140 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
Franchi SPAS 154
12 Ga.
6:3 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL/
Pump
L
136 oz.
55
0%
Licensed
Kel-Tec KSG6
12 Ga.
Int:7
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
Optics
1 Tactical
45 ft.
Pump
L
137 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Mossberg 590A13
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:8
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Pump
L
120 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a Fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Mossberg 930
Tactical
12 Ga.
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
1 Tactical
45 ft.
SL
L
120 oz.
40
5%
Licensed
Remington 870
Express Tactical3
12 Ga.
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
Remington 870
Police3
12 Ga.
Int:7
Frame
Barrel
Optics
45 ft.
Pump
L
112 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
Remington 1100
Tactical
12 Ga.
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
112 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
Weapon
Caliber
Remington 1100
Competition
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:7
Serbu Super Shorty
12 Ga.
Int:2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
SL
L
132 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
20 ft.
Pump
M
64 oz.
35
0%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed
Stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a pistol grip
and a
straight
barrel
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon receives a +2 to all stealth checks made to hide the weapon.
3 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
4 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition when in pump action mode.
5 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
6 This weapon has two separate tubes, which can be loaded independent of one another, and can be switched for the cost of 1 combat point.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
World War 1 Shotguns
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW1 Shotguns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
5d6
-6
12 Ga.
Combat Shotguns
A combat shotgun is a shotgun that focuses on close quarters combat and capacity, rather than accuracy. Combat shotguns go well with tactical slings and
patrol slings.
Table: WW1 Combat shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Browning Auto-5
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
M12 Shotgun2
12 Ga.
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
SL
L
144 oz.
40
10%
Licensed
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
130 oz.
18
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Weapon
Caliber
Remington Model
10
12 Ga.
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:5
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
128 oz.
44
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm a
fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Winchester Model
1897
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
128 oz.
34
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
1912
12 Ga.
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
130 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Wild West Shotguns
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Wild West Shotguns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
5d6
-6
12 Ga.
7d6
-9
10 Ga.
1d10+2
-4
.44 WCF
Shotguns
These shotguns were general purpose, used for both sporting, and defense. Shotguns go well with tactical slings and patrol slings.
Table: Wild West Shotguns
Weapon
Caliber
Baker Drilling
Rifle/Shotgun1,2
Colt 18682
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
12 Ga
.44 WCF
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Int:1
Frame
50 ft.
60 ft.
Single/
Double
Single
L
144 oz.
130
0%
Licensed
12 Ga
Int:2
Frame
45 ft.
Single/
Double
L
144 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Weapon
Caliber
L.C. Smith No. 02
12 Ga
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:2
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
55 ft.
Single/
Double
L
144 oz.
60
0%
Licensed
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
firearm with
a fixed stock
and a
straight
barrel
Empty
Firearm with
a bayonet
lug, a fixed
stock and a
straight
barrel
Winchester Model
18872
12 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
35
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
18872
10 Ga.
Int:4
Frame
Barrel
45 ft.
Lever
L
128 oz.
40
0%
Licensed
Winchester Model
18972
12 Ga
Int:5
Frame
Barrel
40 ft.
Pump/
Slam
L
128 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
1 This weapon is a mastercraft weapon and grants a +1 bonus on attack rolls.
2 This weapon is not affected by the error range that comes from using alternate forms of ammunition
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Chapter 5: Machine Guns
[Reading what McClane wrote on the dead terrorist's shirt] "Now I have a machine gun. Ho ho ho."~Hans Gruber
A machine gun is a fully automatic mounted or portable firearm, usually designed to fire rounds in quick succession from an ammunition belt or largecapacity magazine, typically at a rate of several hundred rounds per minute.
Machine guns are generally categorized as machine guns, or autocannons. Machine guns are often portable to a certain degree, but is generally used
when mounted on a stand or fired from the ground on a bipod. Light machine guns are small enough to be fired and hand held like a rifle, but the gun is
more effective when fired from a prone position, while General Purpose machineguns are almost always too heavy to be fired and held like a rifle, and
are near required to be fired with support. The difference between machine guns and autocannons is based on caliber, with autocannons using calibers
larger than 16 mm.
Man-Portable Machine guns are split into two categories: Light and General Purpose. Light machine guns are often used as Squad Automatic Weapons,
automatic weapons used to give infantry squads a portable source of automatic, focused fire, that can be carried and maintained by one member of the
unit, while General Purpose machine guns, which can be used by one person, usually benefit greatly by having other soldiers help in the aspect of
reloading, barrel changing, and carrying ammunition, because of the weight.
The machine gun's primary role in modern ground combat is to provide suppressive fire on an opposing force's position, forcing the enemy to take cover
and reducing the effectiveness of his fire. This either halts an enemy attack or allows friendly forces to attack enemy positions with less risk. Because of
this, most machineguns do not even posses a selector switch, and fire in automatic only mode.
Machineguns that used linked ammunition can sometimes equip ammo boxes to hold the rounds. These boxes come in various sizes, and all boxes cost 3
WP.
Modern Day Machine Guns
Table: Damage Per Caliber for Modern-Day Machine Guns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
4d4
-4
5.45x39mm/.21 Russian, 5.8x42mm Chinese
5d4
-5
5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington
4d6+2
-6
7.62x39mm M43/.30 Russian
5d6
-6
7.62x51mm/.308 Winchester
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR
Light Machine Guns
A light machine gun is a machine gun designed to be employed by an individual soldier, with or without an assistant, as an infantry support weapon.
Light machine guns are often used as squad automatic weapons. They often use belts of linked ammunition, instead of loose rounds or magazines.
Modern light machine guns often fire smaller-caliber cartridges than medium machine guns, and are usually lighter and more compact. However a light
machine gun is defined by its usage as well as its specifications: some machine guns - notably general-purpose machine guns - may be deployed either as
a light machine gun or a medium machine gun. Deployed with a bipod, and firing short bursts it is a light machine gun; if deployed on a tripod and used
for sustained-fire it is a medium machine gun.
Table: Modern Day Light Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
Ares Shrike 5.56
5.56x45mm
Linked
.223 Win
100r Ammo Box
200r Ammo Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
FN MINIMI1
5.56x45mm
Linked:
.223 Win
100r Ammo Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
3 Tactical
Range
Size
Wt.
110 ft.
Rate of
Fire
Auto
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
120 oz.
WP
Cost
160
Error
Range
0%
L
100 ft.
Auto
L
241 oz.
95
5%
Restriction
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
firearm with
one 200
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
Linked
100r Ammo Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
Range
100 ft.
Rate of
Fire
Auto
Size
Wt.
232 oz.
WP
Cost
100
Error
Range
5%
L
Restriction
FN MINIMI Para1
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
Military and
Police
H&K HK11E
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Linked
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
80:9 WP
G3
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
268 oz.
75
0%
Military and
Police
H&K HK13E
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Linked
25:2 WP
30:3 WP
40:4 WP
100:9 WP
HK33
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
282 oz.
70
0%
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a
folding
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 80 round
magazine, a
bipod, a
threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine, a
bipod, a
threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
30:2 WP
100:6 WP
G36
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Range
110 ft.
Rate of
Fire
SL/
3R
Burst/
Auto
Size
Wt.
134 oz.
WP
Cost
110
Error
Range
5%
L
Restriction
H&K MG36
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
Military and
Police
IMI Negev1
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
35:2 WP
50:4 WP
Galil 5.56
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
100 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
260 oz.
100
5%
Military and
Police
L86 LSW
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
100 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
232 oz.
90
0%
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine,
Integrated
Advanced
Combat
Sight, a
patrol sling,
a threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
two 30
round
magazines, a
x3 telescopic
sight, a
threaded
barrel, a
bipod and a
permanent
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
M249 LMG1
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
M27 IAR
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
H&K MG4
5.56x45mm
.223 Win
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
Linked
100r Ammo Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
2 Tactical
Range
Rate of
Fire
Auto
Size
Wt.
L
Frame
Barrel
Optics
4 Tactical
100 ft.
SL/
Auto
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
100 ft.
Auto
100 ft.
320 oz.
WP
Cost
105
Error
Range
5%
Restriction
L
126 oz.
105
5%
Military and
Police
L
301 oz.
150
5%
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
100 round
ammo box, a
folding
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
30:3 WP
75:10 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Range
100 ft.
Rate of
Fire
SL/
Auto
Size
Wt.
137 oz.
WP
Cost
85
Error
Range
5%
L
Restriction
Norinco QBB Type
95
5.8x42mm
Chinese
Military and
Police
RPK
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
169 oz.
55
10%
Military and
Police
RPKS
7.62x39mm
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
176 oz.
58
10%
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
one 75 round
magazine, a
permanent
fixed stock, a
threaded
barrel, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 75 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 75 round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
folding
stock, and a
bipod
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Range
RPK-74
5.45x39mm
RPKS-74
RPD
Rate of
Fire
SL/
Auto
Size
Wt.
L
5.45x39mm
30:1 WP
45:2 WP
100:4 WP
AK-74
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft
SL/
Auto
7.62x39mm
100:4 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
95 ft.
Auto
95 ft
1 When this weapon uses M4/M16/Galil box magazines, the error range increases by 25%.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
160 oz.
WP
Cost
63
Error
Range
5%
Restriction
L
171 oz.
65
5%
Military and
Police
L
260 oz.
60
5%
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round
magazine, a
threaded
barrel, a
folding
stock, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, and a
bipod
General Purpose Machine Guns
A general purpose machine gun is a machine gun normally used as a vehicle mounted fire suppression gun, used for fire suppression through armor and
cover, though they can be used as a stand alone weapon. General Purpose Machine Guns require the General Purpose Machine Gunner in order to be
used without a -4 attack penalty. Bipods, and tactical slings or patrol slings are often used with General Purpose Machine Guns.
Table: Modern-Day General Purpose Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
7.62x51mm
FN MAG
Linked:
.308 Win
100r Ammo Box
150r Ammo Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Range
120 ft.
Rate
of Fire
Auto
Size
Wt.
Error
Range
10%
Restriction
441 oz.
WP
Cost
65
L
Military
and Police
H&K HK21
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Linked
20:3 WP
50:7 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
272 oz.
80
5%
Military
and Police
MG3
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Linked
Frame
Barrel
125 ft.
Auto
L
370 oz.
100
5%
Military
and Police
M60
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Linked
Frame
Barrel
120 ft.
Auto
L
370 oz.
85
10%
Military
and Police
M60E4
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Linked
Frame
Barrel
Optics
120 ft.
Auto
L
370 oz.
90
10%
Military
and Police
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
100 round
ammo box, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 50
round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a Bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod, a
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed stock
Weapon
M240B
Caliber
7.62x51mm
.308 Win
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
150r Ammo Box
Upgrade
Points
Frame
Barrel
Optics
Range
Size
Wt.
120 ft.
Rate
of Fire
Auto
Error
Range
10%
Restriction
441 oz.
WP
Cost
115
L
Military
and Police
PKM
7.62x54mmR
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
200r Ammo Box
250r Ammo Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Auto
L
264 oz.
65
15%
Military
and Police
PKP Pecheneg
7.62x54mmR
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
200r Ammo Box
250r Ammo Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Auto
L
264 oz.
65
15%
Military
and Police
Type 67
7.62x54mmR
Linked:
100r Ammo Box
200r Ammo Box
250r Ammo Box
Frame
Barrel
100 ft.
Auto
L
388 oz.
72
5%
Military
and Police
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
100 round
ammo box, a
fixed stock,
and a bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, and a
permanet
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
one 100
round ammo
box, a fixed
stock, and a
bipod
World War 2 Machine Guns
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW2 Machine Guns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
4d4
-4
6.5x50mm Arisaka
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR
5d6+3
-7
.303 British
5d6+4
-8
7.7x58mm Arisaka
5d6+5
-8
8x57mm Mauser
6d6
-8
.30-06 Springfield
Light Machine Guns
A light machine gun is an automatic weapon, used mainly as fire suppression. They often use belts of linked ammunition, instead of loose rounds or
magazines. Bipods, and tactical slings or patrol slings are often used with light machine guns.
Table: WW2 Light Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Bren Mk 2
.303 British
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
100: 3 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
Auto
L
384 oz.
52
5%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
SMLE
30:1 WP
Bren
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Auto
L
256 oz.
32
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 10
round
magazine, a
vertical
foregrip and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine, a
bipod and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod, and
a fixed stock
Charlton Automatic
Rifle
.303 British
M1941 Johnson
Machine gun
.30-06
Springfield
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
208 oz.
44
0%
Restricted
M1918A2 Browning
Automatic Rifle
.30-06
Springfield
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
304 oz.
70
5%
Restricted
Type 11 Light
Machine Gun1
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Int:30
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Auto
L
359 oz.
55
15%
Restricted
Weapon
Caliber
Type 96 Light
Machine Gun
6.5x50mm
Arisaka
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30:1 WP
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
Optics
85 ft.
Auto
L
317 oz.
50
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine, a
bipod, a
bayonet lug
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 30
round
magazine, a
bayonet lug,
a bipod, and
a fixed stock
Type 97 Light
Machine Gun
7.7x58mm
Arisaka
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
95 ft.
Auto
L
437 oz.
53
10%
Restricted
Type 99 Light
Machine Gun
7.7x58mm
Arisaka
30:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
95 ft.
Auto
L
368 oz.
72
10%
Restricted
1 This weapon uses a the stripper clip as well as the ammunition to reload.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
General Purpose Machine Guns
A General Purpose Machine Gun is a machine gun normally used as a vehicle mounted fire suppression gun, used for fire suppression through armor
and cover, though they can be used as a stand alone weapon. General Purpose Machine Guns require the Exotic Firearms Proficiency feat in order to be
used without a -4 attack penalty. Bipods, and tactical slings or patrol slings are often used with General Purpose Machine Guns.
Table: WW2 General Purpose Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine Size,
Cost and Type
M1919A4 Browning
.30-06
Linked
Springfield
M1919A6 Browning
Upgrade
Points
Barrel
Range
Size
Wt.
165 ft.
Rate of
Fire
Auto
Error
Range
10%
Restriction
496 oz.
WP
Cost
54
L
Restricted
.30-06
Springfield
Linked
Barrel
140 ft.
Auto
L
496 oz.
54
10%
Restricted
MG34
8x57mm
Mauser
50r Ammo Box
75:5 WP
Box
Linked
Frame
Barrel
90 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
427 oz.
53
10%
Restricted
MG42
8x57mm
Mauser
50r Ammo Box
MG34
Linked
Frame
Barrel
125 ft.
Auto
L
408 oz.
53
10%
Restricted
7.62x54mmR
Linked
Barrel
Frame
160 ft.
Auto
H
48 oz.
34
10%
Restricted
SG-43 Goryunov
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchase
Standard
Equipment
Empty
Firearm with
a heavy
barrel and a
bipod
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod, a 50
round ammo
bag, and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod, a
100 round
ammo bag,
and a fixed
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod
World War 1 Machine Guns
All weapons listed here have a 75% Error range due to age, and must be cleaned, repaired, and oiled to remove said error range.
Table: Damage Per Caliber for WW1 Machine Guns
Damage
Caliber Recoil Modifier
Caliber
5d6+1
-6
8mm Lebel
5d6+2
-7
7.62x54mmR
5d6+3
-7
.303 British
5d6+5
-8
8x57mm Mauser
6d6
-8
.30-06 Springfield
Light Machine Guns
A light machine gun is an automatic weapon, used mainly as fire suppression. They often use belts of linked ammunition, instead of loose rounds or
magazines. Bipods, and tactical slings or patrol slings are often used with light machine guns.
Table: WW1 Light Machine Guns
Weapon
Caliber
Bergmann MG14
8x57mm
Mauser
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Linked
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
Auto
H
448 oz.
89
10%
Restricted
Empty
firearm with
a bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
firearm with
one 20
round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
Chauchat
8mm Lebel
20:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
320 oz.
55
20%
Restricted
Chauchat
.30-06
Springfield
20:2 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
320 oz.
30
60%
Restricted
Empty
firearm with
one 20
round
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
7.62x54mmR
47:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
75 ft.
Auto
L
321 oz.
14
0%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
one 47
round box
magazine, a
bipod, and a
fixed stock
DP Machine Gun
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
30: 1 WP
Box
Linked
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Auto
L
423 oz.
65
10%
Restricted
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a bipod and
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a 47 round
magazine, a
bipod and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a 47 round
magazine, a
bipod and a
fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
one 20
round
magazine
and a fixed
stock
Hotchkiss M1909
.303 British
Hotchkiss M1909
8mm Lebel
30: 1 WP
Box
Linked
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Auto
L
423 oz.
65
10%
Restricted
Hotchkiss M1909
30-06
Springfield
30:1 WP
Box
Linked
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
Auto
L
423 oz.
65
10%
Restricted
Lewis Gun
30-06
Springfield
47:5 WP
97:9 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Auto
L
448 oz.
25
5%
Restricted
Lewis Gun
.303 British
47:5 WP
97:9 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
85 ft.
Auto
L
448 oz.
65
5%
Restricted
M1918 Browning
Automatic Rifle
.30-06
Springfield
20:1 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
80 ft.
SL/
Auto
L
304 oz.
70
5%
Restricted
1 This weapon uses a the stripper clip as well as the ammunition to reload.
2 This weapon cannot chamber an extra round in the barrel
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Chapter 6: Grenade Launchers, Rocket Launchers and Mortars
“A bullet may have your name one it, but a grenade is labeled 'To whom it may concern'”~ U.S. Military mantra.
A grenade launcher or grenade discharger is a weapon that launches a grenade with more accuracy, higher velocity, and to greater distances than a
soldier could throw it by hand. Grenade launchers can either come in the form of standalone weapons (either single-shot or repeating) or attachments
mounted under the barrel of a rifle. Some rifles have been designed to fire rifle grenades, either from their muzzle or from a detachable muzzle-mounted
launcher.
Most grenade launchers are man-portable, shoulder-fired weapons issued on a squad level, though larger launchers are sometimes mounted on armored
vehicles. The most common grenade round in use by modern militaries is the 40 mm fragmentation grenade, which is effective against a wide range of
targets including infantry and lightly armored vehicles. The ability of the grenade launcher to loft payloads in a high arc has resulted in many 'specialty'
grenades such as less-lethal sponge grenades.
A rocket launcher is any device that launches a rocket-propelled projectile, although the term is often used in reference to mechanisms that are portable
and capable of being operated by an individual. Weapon systems that fall into this category include the shoulder-launched missile weapon, the wider
international term for any weapon that fires a rocket-propelled projectile at a target, yet is small enough to be carried by a single person, and fired while
held on one's shoulder. However, the term bazooka, is also often used for any shoulder-launched rocket weapon. All Rocket Launchers deal Concussion
and Fire Damage
Specific types of rocket launchers within this group include the rocket-propelled grenade, better known as the RPG, which is a type of shoulder-launched
anti-tank weapon designed by the Soviet Union; the anti-tank guided missile, a guided missile primarily designed to hit and destroy heavily-armored
tanks and other armored fighting vehicles; and the Man-portable air-defense systems, which provides shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles.
A mortar is an indirect fire weapon that fires explosive projectiles known as (mortar) bombs at low velocities, short ranges, and high-arcing ballistic
trajectories. It is typically muzzle-loading. A mortar is relatively simple and easy to operate. A modern mortar consists of a tube into which gunners drop
a purpose-designed bomb. The tube is generally set at between 45 and 85 degrees angle to the ground, with the higher angle giving shorter firing
distances. The bomb has no cartridge case; the propellant is attached to the bomb's fins. When it reaches the base of the tube it hits a firing pin, which
detonates the propellant and fires the projectile.
Mortars are portable, and usually used by infantry units. The chief advantage a mortar section has over an artillery battery is the flexibility of small
numbers, and mobility. Mortars are able to fire from the protection of a trench. In these aspects the mortar is an excellent infantry support weapon, as it
can be transported over any terrain and is not burdened by the logistical support needed for artillery.
Modern-Day Grenade Launchers, Rocket Launchers, and Mortars
Under-barrel Grenade Launchers
An under-barrel grenade launcher is a grenade launcher that attaches to a tactical rail under a rifle. It can not be used without being attached. Underbarrel grenade launchers require the Explosive Weapons Proficiency feat in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
Table: Modern-Day Under-barrel Grenade Launchers
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
FN GL1
40x46mm SR
Int:1
N/a
Attaches
to F2000
rifles
FN40GL
40x46mm SR
Int:1
N/a
Attaches
to SCAR
L/H
rifles
GP-30
40mm
Int:1
N/a
Caseless
Attaches
to
AK47/74
rifles
H&K AG36
40x46mm SR
Int:1
N/a
Attaches
to
G36
rifles
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
65 ft.
Single
S
48 oz.
30
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
70 ft.
Single
S
48 oz.
35
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
80 ft.
Single
S
46 oz.
12
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
70 ft.
Single
S
52 oz.
18
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
Weapon
H&K HK79
40x46mm SR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Colt M2031
40x46mm SR
Int:1
37mm
Int:1
Cobray 37mm Flare
Launcher2
Caliber
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
N/a
Attaches
to
G3/HK33
rifles
N/a
Attaches
to M4/16
rifles
70 ft.
Single
S
40 oz.
20
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
70 ft.
Single
S
48 oz.
15
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
Firearm
N/a
50 ft.
Single
S
40 oz.
10
0%
Licensed
Empty
Attaches
Firearm
to M4/16
rifles
1 This Grenade launcher may be attached to any rifle that can accept M4/M16 magazines.
2 This Grenade launcher can only fire smoke grenades, and flare grenades. Attempting to fire any other type of grenade causes the grenade launcher
and grenade to explode.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Stand Alone Grenade Launchers
A stand alone grenade launcher is a grenade launcher that may be used without being attached to any rifle, serving as as stand alone weapon. These can
also be underbarrel grenade launchers that have a stand alone mounting platform. Stand alone grenade launchers require the Explosive Weapons
Proficiency in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
The man-portable grenade launcher can come in the form of either a single-shot weapon or a repeating weapon resembling a large revolver or pumpaction shotgun. They fill the gap between the hand grenade and the mortar.
Table: Modern-Day Stand Alone Grenade Launchers
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Size, Cost
Points
and Type
China Lake Grenade
40x46mm SR
Int:3
Frame
Launcher
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
80 ft.
Pump
L
163 oz.
76
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
a Fixed Stock
Empty
Firearm with
a folding
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a permanent
folding stock,
and a vertical
foregrip
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
FN40GL-S
40x46mm SR
Int:1
Optic
2 Tactical
70 ft.
Single
L
70 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
H&K M3201
40x46mm SR
Int: 1
Optics
Attaches
to M4/16
rifles
80 ft.
Single
M
52 oz.
35
0%
Military
and Police
H&K AG36 Stand
Alone3
40x46mm SR
Int:1
None
70 ft.
Single
L
82 oz.
25
0%
Military
and Police
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Rate of
Size
Wt.
WP
Error
Restriction
Weapon
Standard
KAC M203
Standalone3
40x46mm SR
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
M79
40x46mm SR
Int:1
Frame
Barrel
70 ft.
Single
L
103 oz.
30
0%
Military
and Police
M32 MGL
40x46mm SR
Int:6
Frame
Barrel
Optics
80 ft.
SL
L
186 oz.
50
0%
Military
and Police
40mm
Caseless
Int:6
Frame
60 ft.
SL
L
218 oz.
40
0%
Military
and Police
25×40mm
6:12 WP
Box
Frame
1 Tactical
90 ft.
SL
L
224 oz.
1000
0%
Military
and Police
35x32mm SR
6:15 WP
9:18 WP
12:20 WP
Box
Frame
Barrel
Optics
75 ft.
SL
L
416 oz.
200
0%
Military
and Police
RG-6
H&K XM252
Norinco QLZ-87B2
Points
Fire
None
70 ft.
Single
L
Cost
Range
Equipment
68 oz.
25
0%
Military
and Police
Empty
Firearm with
a synthetic
stock
Empty
Firearm with
a fixed stock
Empty
Firearm with
a folding
stock
Empty
firearm with
a folding
stock
Empty
Firearm with
two 6 round
magazines, a
x3 Thermal
Sight, and a
permanent
fixed stock,
Empty
Firearm with
one 6 round
magazine, a
bipod and a
fixed stock
1 This Grenade launcher may be attached to any rifle that can accept M4/M16 magazines.
2 This Grenade Launcher can not use use Buckshot, Tear Gas, Flare or Fragmentation grenades
3 Purchasing this Grenade Launcher gives you the Grenade Launcher along with it's Stand Alone Hardware, which can be disassembled and attached
to a rifle.
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Rocket Launchers
A rocket launcher is a weapon that launches a high explosive rocket to destroy hard targets, such as vehicles, buildings, and equipment. Rocket launchers
require the Explosive Weapons Proficiency feat in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
Rocket Back Blast
Backblast is a cone-shaped area behind a rocket launcher where hot gases are expelled when the rocket is discharge. The backblast area is dangerous to
others, who may be burned by the gases or exposed to overpressure caused by the explosion. In confined spaces, common in urban warfare, even the
operators themselves may be at risk.
All Rocket Launchers, when fired, also create a 10ft cone directly behind them, that deals 4d6 fire damage to anyone standing in it.
Firearm Spotlight: The RPG-7
The RPG-7 is a widely-produced, portable, unguided, shoulder-launched, anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher. Originally the RPG-7 (Ruchnoy
Protivotankovyy Granatomyot, Hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher) and its predecessor, the RPG-2, were designed by the Soviet Union and are now
manufactured by the Bazalt company. The English-language term "RPG", meaning "rocket-propelled grenade", though frequently encountered and
reasonably descriptive, is not based on a literal translation.
The launcher is reloadable and based around a simple steel tube, 40 millimeters in diameter, 95.3 centimeters long, and weighing 7 kilograms. The
middle of the tube is wood wrapped to protect the user from heat and the end is flared to assist in blast shielding and recoil reduction. Sighting is
usually optical with a back-up iron sight, and passive infra-red and night sights are also available.
The ruggedness, simplicity, low cost, and effectiveness of the RPG-7 has made it the most widely used anti-tank weapon in the world. Currently around
40 countries use the weapon, and it is manufactured in a number of variants by nine countries. It is also popular with irregular and guerrilla forces. The
RPG has been used in almost all conflicts across all continents since the mid-1960s from the Vietnam War to the present day War in Afghanistan.
Table: Modern-Day Rocket Launchers
Weapon
Damage
AT41
30d12
ERYX1,2
38d12
M47 Dragon1
32d12
M72 LAW1
26d12
FGM-148 Javelin1,2
40d12
Panzerfaust 31,2
35d12
RPG-71
12d12
RPG-221,2
28d12
Magazine
Size, Cost and
Type
Int:1
Unreloadable
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate
of Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
None
250 ft.
Single
L
236 oz.
74
0%
Military and
Police
Int:1
1000 WP Per
Missile
Int:1
400 WP per
Missile
Int:1
Unreloadable
None
400 ft.
Single
L
564 oz.
6000
0%
Military and
Police
None
220 ft.
Single
H
480 oz.
650
0%
Military and
Police
None
200 ft.
Single
L
80 oz.
52
0%
Military and
Police
Int:1
2000 WP Per
Missile
Int:1
90 WP Per
Rocket
None
400 ft.
Single
L
416 oz.
6250
0%
Military and
Police
None
350 ft.
Single
L
448 oz.
600
0%
Military and
Police
Int:1
20 WP Per
Rocket
Int:1
Unreloadable
Optics
150 ft.
Single
L
240 oz.
150
0%
Military and
Police
None
200 ft.
Single
L
96 oz.
40
0%
Military and
Police
Firearm
loaded with
one rocket
Firearm
loaded with
one missile
Firearm
loaded with
one missile
Firearm
loaded with
one rocket
Firearm
loaded with
one missile
Firearm with
a x2.5
telescopic
sight,
Loaded with
one rocket
Empty
firearm with
one rocket
Firearm
loaded with
one rocket
1 This weapon has a splash damage of 30 ft.
2 This Weapon ignores 25 points of Hardness
Mortar
A mortar is an indirect fire weapon that fires shells at low velocities, short ranges, and high-arcing ballistic trajectories. It is typically muzzle-loading and
has a barrel length less than 15 times its caliber. Mortars require the Exotic Firearms proficiency(Cannons) feat in order to be used without a -4 attack
penalty. Mortars have a maximum range increment of 5, and must be set up and stationary to use.
Table: Mortars
Weapon
Caliber
M224
60mm
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
L9A1
51mm
Int:1
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
None
250 ft
Single
L
752
oz.
30
0%
Military and
Police
None
140 ft.
Single
H
208
oz.
28
0%
Military and
Police
Empty
launching
tube with
mounting
equipment
Empty
launching
tube with
mounting
equipment
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Korean War Rocket Launchers and Grenade Launchers
Rocket Launchers
A rocket launcher is a weapon that launches a high explosive rocket to destroy hard targets, such as vehicles, buildings, and equipment. Rocket launchers
require the Exotic Firearms proficiency feat in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
Table: Korean War Rocket Launchers
Weapon
Damage
M20 Super
Bazooka/Type 51, 3
RPG-22,4
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
15d12
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
None
140 ft.
Single
L
224 oz.
300
0%
14d12
Int:1
None
145 ft.
Single
L
160 oz.
280
0%
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Firearm with
two rockets
Firearm with
two rockets
1 This weapon has a splash damage of 30 ft.
2 This weapon has a splash damage of 20 ft.
3 This weapon ignores up to 15 points of hardness
4 This weapon ignores up to 20 points of hardness
World War 2 Rocket Launchers and Grenade Launchers
Rifle Grenade Launchers
A Rifle grenade launcher is a grenade launcher that attaches to the barrel of a rifle. It can not be used without being attached. Rifle grenade launchers
require the Exotic Firearms proficiency feat in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
Table: WW2 Rifle Grenade Launchers
Weapon
Caliber
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
M7 Grenade
22mm Rifle
Int:1
Launcher1
Grenade
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
Attaches
50 ft.
Single
L
160 oz.
2
0%
to M1
Garand
1 This Grenade launcher requires the use of blank rounds. If regular rounds are used, the grenade immediately explodes
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Military
and Police
Empty
Launcher
Rocket Launchers
A rocket launcher is a weapon that launches a high explosive rocket to destroy hard targets, such as vehicles, buildings, and equipment. Rocket launchers
require the Exotic Firearms proficiency feat in order to be used without a -4 attack penalty.
Table: WW2 Rocket Launchers
Weapon
Damage
PIAT2.3
9d12
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
Int:1
Panzerschreck1,4
11d12
Int:1
None
130 ft.
Single
L
384 oz.
30
0%
M1A1 Bazooka2,3
10d12
Int:1
None
110 ft.
Single
L
192 oz.
23
0%
1 This weapon has a splash damage of 30 ft.
2 This weapon has a splash damage of 20 ft.
3 This weapon ignores up to 15 points of hardness
4 This weapon ignores up to 20 points of hardnes
Upgrade
Points
Range
Rate of
Fire
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Standard
Equipment
None
90 ft.
Single
L
512 oz.
45
0%
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Firearm with
two rockets
Firearm with
two rockets
Firearm with
two rockets
Chapter 7: New Equipment and Gunsmithing
This chapter outlines new equipment for firearms
Cased Ammunition Types
Cased ammunition is ammunition that uses a metal case to hold all of the components of the ammunition
together, normally made of brass, steel, or aluminum. A box of Cased ammunition weighs 18 oz per 50 rounds.
Semi Jacketed Hollow-Point (SJHP): This ammunition contains a conical cavity in the nose that “mushrooms”
in a target, transferring greater kinetic energy, but the metal jacket extends about halfway up the bullet, exposing
the bare lead underneath, allowing for a smoother load. It provides a +1 damage bonus.
Semi Jacketed Soft Point (SJSP) Ammunition: This ammunition is a bullet that has the metal jacket that extends
about halfway up the bullet, exposing the bare lead underneath. It provides a +2 damage bonus, and +10% error
range.
Wadcutter (WC) Ammunition: This ammunition is a special-purpose flat-fronted bullet specially designed for
shooting paper targets, usually at close range and at subsonic velocities. It provides a +4 damage to unarmored
targets within the first range increment, and a +30% error range.
Semiwadcutter (SWC) Ammunition: This ammunition is a compromise between the Wadcutter and FMJ/Lead
ammunition, featuring the sharp edges of a wadcutter, with the slight tapered nose of a FMJ/Lead bullets. It
provides a +2 damage to unarmored targets within 3 range increments, and a +10% error range.
Exploding Ammunition: This ammunition is a bullet that has a small cavity filled with low explosives within
the tip, designed to go off once it impacts something hard, such as bone. It grants 1 additional dice damage of
concussion damage that affects the target's Core HP immediately, and +10% error range.
Solid Ammunition: This ammunition is a bullet machined completely out of a solid piece of metal, usually
copper or brass. It provides a +6 damage bonus, and a +25% error range.
Rat Shot Ammunition: This ammunition is a bullet with a plastic cap filled with birdshot, turning any firearm
loaded with it into an impromptu shotgun. It grands a -8 damage penalty and a +2 to attack rolls, but is only
effective for 50 feet.
Shell Ammunition Types
Shell ammunition is ammunition that uses a plastic, brass or paper shell to hold all of the components of the
ammunition together. A Box of shell ammunition weights 32 oz per 25 shells.
#4 Buckshot Ammunition: This ammunition consists of .24 inch heavy lead balls fired simultaneously from a
single shell. It is weaker than buckshot, but still an effective defensive load. It grants a -4 damage penalty, but
can be used in choked barrels without damaging it.
Wax Slug Ammunition: This ammunition consist of bird shot that has been solidified in wax. It grants +1
damage die.
Stun Ammunition: This ammunition is a shotgun-launchable flashbang shell, that works exactly like it's thrown
counterpart. It has a range of 45 feet maximum, and a burst radius of 15 feet. Any target caught in the blast must
make a Will saving throw(DC16) or be blinded for 1d4 rounds, and a fortitude saving throw(DC16) to avoid
being deafened for 1d4 rounds. It grants +55% error range.
Grenade Ammunition Types
Grenade ammunition is ammunition that is used in grenade launchers.
Airburst Grenade: These grenades are fused to explode before they hit the ground, thereby causing the
maximum amount of damage to soft targets.
Thermobaric Grenade: These grenades are fuel-air bomb, that use the surrounding air in order to keep the fire
and explosion running. Anything caught in a thermobaric grenade explosion is immediately on fire.
Grapnel Grenade: These grenades come with 100 feet of paracord, and a hook built into the grenade. These
grenades can fire 80 feet straight up, or 120 feet at a specific target or square.
Table: Grenade Ammunition
Grenade Type
Damage
Damage Type Blast Radius
Range
Size Weight WP Restriction
Increments
Cost
Airburst
6d8
Slashing
20 ft.
N/a
Tiny 16 oz.
14
Military and
Police
Thermobaric
4d6
Concussion/
Fire
25 ft.
N/a
Tiny 16 oz.
10
Military and
Police
Grapnel
N/a
N/a
N/a
N/a
Tiny 45 oz.
15
Restricted
Mortar Ammunition Types
Mortar ammunition is ammunition that is used in Mortars.
Airburst Mortar: These Mortars are fused to explode before they hit the ground, thereby causing the maximum
amount of damage to soft targets.
Table: Mortar Ammunition
Grenade Type
Airburst
Damage
18d6
Damage Type Blast Radius
Concussion/
Slashing
45 ft.
Range
Increments
Size
Weigh WP Restriction
t
Cost
N/a
Small
32 oz.
120
Military
and Police
New Ranged Weapon Upgrades
Barrel Upgrades
Compensator(Barrel): A compensator is a weighted attachment that helps offset the recoil when firing multiple
shots. It grants a +2 to attack on all multi-shot attack rolls, but a -2 to all stealth checks made to hide the firearm.
If a firearm has a compensator, it may not be threaded or ported. Only Handguns and Machine-pistols may use
this upgrade.
Removable Choke Barrel(Barrel):This replacement barrel is threaded for different types of chokes, allowing a
character to change the type of spread by changing out the choke tubes. The Barrel comes with 5 types of choke
tubes, as listed below.
•
•
•
•
•
Extra Full Choke: Increases a Shotgun's Range by 20 feet when using Birdshot
Full Choke: Grants a +1 to attack rolls and increases a shotgun's range by 10 feet when using Birdshot
Modified Choke: Grants a +2 to Attack rolls when using Birdshot
Improved Cylinder Choke: Grants a +1 to Attack rolls when using Birdshot or #4 Buckshot
Skeet Choke: Use any ammunition for no penalty, but decreases a shotgun's range by 10 feet.
If any other type of shell is used in the shotgun other than the ammunition listed above, or the shotgun is fired
without a choke, the barrel is completely destroyed, and the user takes 2d8 slashing damage. Changing a choke
cost 8 Combat Points. Only Shotguns may use this upgrade.
Ergonomics and Aesthetic Upgrades
Integral Stock(Frame): This upgrade gives the weapon a stock built into the weapon, minimizing the space it
takes up, but still allowing for a balancing stock to be pulled out if needed to be used. When the stock is
extended, it gives a +1 to all multi-shot attacks and decreases the Combat Point cost to perform a single shot
attack by 1. An integral stock may not be used to rifle butt. A weapon can only have one stock upgrade at one
time. Only Handguns, SMGs, and Machine Pistols may use this upgrade.
Speedfeed Stock(Frame): This upgrade gives the weapon a stock with built in shell holders. It grants a +1 attack
bonus to all multi-shot attacks, decreases the Combat Point cost to perform a single shot attack by 1, and stores 4
shells for use without reaching into a pack to retrieve ammunition. A speedfeed stock may not be used to rifle
butt. When a medium or smaller weapon is upgraded with a stock, it's size rating increases to large. A weapon
can only have one stock upgrade at one time. Only Shotguns may use this upgrade.
Tactical Upgrades
Lanyard(Frame): This accessory is a coiled lanyard for handguns, that allows a character to always keep their
handgun within reach if it's dropped. The lanyard can stretch a maximum of 5 feet from the person or object it's
attached to, and can be used to retrieve or pull back the pistol if it's dropped, without dropping to kneeling or
prone to pick it up. Only Handguns and Machine Pistols may use this upgrade.
Handgun Mount(Frame for the Handgun, Tactical for the Rifle): This accessory is a mount for a handgun to
mount it on one of the tactical rails of a rifle. It allows for doublefire attacks. Mounting a handgun on the mount
cost 13 Combat Points. Only Rifles may use this upgrade, and only handguns may be mounted.
Pistol Bayonet(Tactical): This accessory is an escape knife attached to the tactical rail of a handgun. It may be
removed or attached for 2 combat points, or used while still attached to the gun. Only Handguns may use this
upgrade.
Magazine Foregrip(Tactical): This accessory fits the tactical rail with a clip that may be slipped on and off,
allowing the shooter to use a handgun magazine as a vertical fore grip, giving a shooter more leverage.
Attaching a magazine from or to the grip cost 7 combat points. When a magazine is attached, it grants a +1 to all
multi-shot attacks. Only Handguns and Machine Pistols may use this upgrade.
Table: Firearms Upgrades
Upgrade
Available for
Location
Wealth Point
Cost
Time
Weight
Restrictions
Compensator Any Handgun
or Machine
Pistol
Barrel
9
4 hours
10 oz.
None
Removable
Choke Barrel
Barrel
11
30 minutes
N/a
None
Barrel Upgrades
Any Shotgun
Ergonomics and Aesthetic Upgrades
Integral
Stock
Any Handgun
and Machine
Pistol
Frame
6
2 Hours
16 oz.
None
Speedfeed
Stock
Any Shotgun
Frame
5
30 Minutes
28 oz.
None
Tactical Upgrades
Lanyard
Any Handgun
or Machine
Pistol
Frame
1
10 Minutes
2 oz.
None
Handgun
Mount
See Text
See Text
20
10 Minutes
4 oz.
None
Pistol
Bayonet
Any Handgun
Tactical
10
12 Combat
Points
8 oz.
None
Magazine
Foregrip
Any Handgun
or Machine
Pistol
Tactical
8
5 Minutes
N/a
None
Gunsmithing
A gunsmith is a person who repairs, modifies, designs, or builds firearms. This occupation is different from an
armorer. The armorer primarily maintains (disassembly, cleaning) weapons and limited repairs involving parts
replacement and possibly work involving accurization. A gunsmith does factory level repairs, renovation (such
as applying metal finishes), and makes modifications and alterations for special uses. Gunsmiths may also apply
carvings, engravings and other decorative features to an otherwise finished gun. Gunsmithing falls under Craft:
Mechanical, and all the rolls and DCs are for that skill.
Crafting a brand new firearm
When crafting a new firearm, a character must first pick what current category the firearm would fit into, or the
best case that the firearm would fit into. Aspects such as caliber, magazine size, feed type, barrel length and
range, and size, can all play into this.
When crafting a firearm, a character must meet the minimum requirements for caliber(For example, if a firearm
has a minimum of 4th category, and the cost is +2 DC per category, then the minimum DC would be 8 + 5(For the
base DC
A firearm can use preexisting magazine for +5 Craft DC
The GM decides, based on the firearm the players want to craft, what the size and weight of it would be.
Category
The category of a firearm is determined by it's size, ammunition, magazine and feed type. Below are some
general examples of what each category represents.
Crafting any firearm as a base DC of 5, with an error range of 40%, and the wealth cost for the created firearm is
Total DC. For every 4 Points the Craft Check Succeeds the DC by, the Error range is reduced by 5%.
Holdout Handguns
Holdout handguns are generally no bigger than Small sized, with a +2 bonus to stealth. Most holdout handguns
use small, weak calibers, such as .22 LR and .25 ACP. These typically use removable magazines, while larger
calibers, such as 9x19mm and .45 ACP are typically single or double shot weapons. They can be either revolvers,
or semi-automatic pistols. Because of their size, they usually use either Single Action, or Double Action Only.
Because of their size and barrel length, they rarely get past 25 feet per range increment.
Table: Holdout Handgun Crafting
Firearm Type
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Single Shot
Internal: 1
+2 DC per category
(Max 5th category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 15 Feet)
Double Shot
Internal: 2
+2 DC per category
(Max 5th category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 15 Feet)
Single Action
Revolver
Cylinder: 5 for 2nd category
3 for 3rd category
+3 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 3rd category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 20 Feet)
Double Action Only
Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 4
(Max 8 rounds)
+4 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 3rd category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 20 Feet)
Double Action/Single
Action Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 4
(Max 8 rounds)
+3 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 3rd category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 20 Feet)
Preset Action Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 4
(Max 8 rounds)
+5 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 3rd category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Max 20 Feet)
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Holdout
Handgun. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the firearm
must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Backup Handguns
Backup Handguns are between Small sized with a +2 bonus to stealth, to Small sized. Backup handguns, being
larger, have a more choices for calibers, using the same calibers that fullsized handguns use, such as .38 Special,
9x19mm, and .40 S&W., though at a diminished capacity. They can also be revolvers or semi-automatic pistols,
using a number of actions such as Double Action Only, Double Action/Single Action, and Double Action, as well
as Preset Action. Their range increment is usually between 25 and 30 feet.
Table: Backup Handgun Crafting
Firearm Type
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Double Action Only
Revolver
Cylinder: 6 for 2nd and 3rd
category
5 for 5th category
+3 DC per category +2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 4th category)
Single Action
Revolver
Cylinder: 6 for 2nd and 3rd
category
5 for 4th category
+2 DC per category +2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 4th category)
Double Action
Revolver
Cylinder: 6 for 2nd and 3rd
category
5 for 4th category
+3 DC per category +2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 4th category)
Single Action Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 12 Rounds)
+3 DC per category +1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 5th category)
Double
Action/Single
Action Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 12 Rounds)
+4 DC per category +1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 5th category)
Double Action Only
Pistol1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 12 Rounds)
+3 DC per category +1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 5th category)
Preset Action
Handgun1
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 12 Rounds)
+5 DC per category +1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
(Min 2nd category,
(Max 35 feet)
Max 5th category)
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Backup
Handgun. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Full Sized Handguns
Full Sized handguns are usually Small Sized. They take your typical handgun cartridges, such as .38 Special, .357
Magnum, and .45 ACP, usually at their full capacity. They sometimes share magazines with their backup
handgun counterparts. Because size is not a real factor, any action can be used, but Double Action/Single Action,
Double Action, and Preset Actions are most common. Their range increment are usually between 30 and 35 feet,
but having longer ranges is not unheard of.
Table: Full Sized Handgun Crafting
Firearm Type1
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Double Action Only
Revolver
Cylinder: 7 for 2nd and 3rd
category
6 for 4th category
5 for 5th category
+3 DC per
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
Single Action
Revolver
Cylinder: 7 for 2nd and 3rd
category
6 for 4th category
5 for 5th category
+2 DC per
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
Double Action
Revolver
Cylinder: 7 for 2nd and 3rd
category
6 for 4th category
5 for 5th category
+3 DC per
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category (Min 2nd
(Max 35 feet)
category, Max 5th
category)
Single Action Pistol
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 20 Rounds)
+3 DC per
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
Double
Action/Single Action
Pistol1
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 20 Rounds)
+4 DC per
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
Double Action Only
Pistol1
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 20 Rounds)
+3 DC per
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
Preset Action
Handgun1
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 6
(Max 20 Rounds)
+5 DC per
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 10 ft
category
(Max 35 feet)
(Min 2nd category,
Max 5th category)
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Full Sized
Handgun. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Target Handguns and Hunting Handguns
Target Handguns can be anywhere from Small to Medium sized, and can span a wide variety of cartridges, all
the way from .22 LR, up to rifle cartridges such as the 5.56x45mm. Hunting handguns are generally larger
caliber, usually calibers such as the .44 Magnum, and .50 AE. Ranges are usually from 30 feet all the way up to 50
feet.
Table: Target Handgun and Hunting Handgun crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Bolt Action Handgun
Internal: +1 DC for every 1
rounds over 5
(Max 15)
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 1
rounds over 10
(Max 15)
+3 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Lever Action
Handgun
Internal: +1 DC for every 1
rounds over 5
(Max 8)
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 1
rounds over 10
(Max 15)
+3 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Pump Action
Handgun
Internal: +1 DC for every 1
rounds over 5
(Max 8)
Box Mag: +2 DC for every 1
rounds over 10
(Max 15)
+3 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Single Action Pistol
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 5
(Max 30 Rounds)
+4 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Preset Action Pistol
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 5
(Max 30 Rounds)
+4 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Double Action/Single
Action Pistol1
Box Mag: +1 DC for every 2
rounds over 5
(Max 30 Rounds)
+4 DC per category
(Min 2nd category,
Max 8th category)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Cylinder: 9 for 2nd category +5 DC per category
7 for 3rd,4th and 5th category (Min 2nd category,
6 for 6th category
Max 8th category)
5 for 7th and 8th category
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 50 feet)
Double Action
Revolver
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Full Sized
Handgun. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Machine Pistols
Machine Pistols are usually Small to Medium Sized, and are generally chambered in calibers that full sized
handguns are chambered in. A few share magazines with their full sized handgun counterparts, but this is rare.
Machine pistols generally have an automatic fire, but that's hardly a requirement. They do, however, have large
magazines. They also tend to have removable stocks, or vertical foregrips, to control their automatic fire. They
are generally fired in closed bolt position. Ranges generally span the same as fullsized handguns, but they are
considered a scale of firepower, because of their automatic rate of fire.
Table: Machine Pistol Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Open Bolt
Machine Pistol1
Box Mag: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over
15
(Max 40 rounds)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 2nd
category, Max
5th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 15 ft
(Max 45)
Self Loading: +8 DC
Fully Automatic: Free
2 Round Burst: +10 DC
3 Round Burst:+12 DC
Closed Bolt
Machine Pistol1
Box Mag: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over
15
(Max 40)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 2nd
category, Max
5th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 15 ft
(Max 45 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Fully Automatic: +7 DC
2 Round Burst: +12 DC
3 Round Burst:+13 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Machine
Pistol. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the firearm
must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Sub-Machine Guns
Sub-Machine guns are generally sized between Medium to Large, and are chambered in a pistol caliber, such as
9x19mm, or .40 S&W. Submachine guns are created with a fixed stock.
Table: Sub-Machine Gun Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Open Bolt
Machine
Pistol1,2
Box Mag +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over
15
(Max 40 rounds)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 2nd
category, Max
5th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 10 ft
(Max 60)
Self Loading: +8 DC
Fully Automatic: Free
2 Round Burst: +10 DC
3 Round Burst:+12 DC
Closed Bolt
Machine
Pistol1,2
Box Mag: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over
15
(Max 40)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 2nd
category, Max
5th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 10 ft
(Max 60 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Fully Automatic: +7 DC
2 Round Burst: +12 DC
3 Round Burst:+13 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting SubMachine Guns. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
2 Sub-machine Guns are restricted to the following calibers: .22 LR, .25 ACP, .17 HMR, .380 ACP, .32 ACP,.41
Rimfire, .32 Rimfire, 8x22mm Nambu, 9x19mm, 9x18mm PM, .38 Special, .40 S&W, .38 Long Colt, .38/200, .
38 S&W, .38 Super, .357 Magnum, .45 ACP, .45 GAP, .45 Long Colt, .41 Long Colt, 7.63x25mm Mauser,
7.62x25mm Tokarev,.455 Webley,.44 American, 9mm Japanese Revolver, .44 Russian, 7.62x38mmR Nagant, .
357 SIG, 10mm Auto, .44 Magnum, 5.7x28mm FN, 4.6x30 HK, .44 Special, 7.63mm Mannlicher .454 Casull,
and .50 Action Express
Carbine Rifles
Carbine rifles are almost always Large, chambered in intermediate rifle cartridges, such as .223 Rem/5.56x45mm,
or full power rifle cartriges such as .308 Win/7.62x51mm, with magazines ranging from 10 to 35 rounds. There
also exist a subsection called the pistol caliber carbine, which shoots pistol caliber rounds, such as the 9x19mm,
and is always semi-automatic, as a fully automatic pistol carbine is a submachine gun. All Carbine rifles are
crafted with a fixed stock.
Table: Carbine Rifle Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Pump Action
Carbine Rifle 1
Internal: +1 DC for +2 DC per category
every 1 rounds over 5 (Min 2nd category,
(Max 8)
Max 9th category)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 25 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Lever Action
Carbine Rifle 1
Internal: +1 DC for +2 DC per category
every 1 rounds over 5 (Min 2nd category,
(Max 8)
Max 9th category)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 25 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Self-loading
Carbine Rifle1
Internal: +1 DC for +2 DC per category
every 1 rounds over 5 (Min 2nd category,
(Max 8)
Max 9th category)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 25 ft
(Max 75 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Fully Automatic: +9 DC
2 Round Burst: +12 DC
3 Round Burst:+14 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Carbine
Rifle. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the firearm
must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Assault Rifles, Battle Rifles and Target Rifles
Assault rifles are Large weapons, chambered in intermediate rifle cartridges such as .223 Rem/5.56x45mm or
7.62x39mm, that have an automatic rate of fire and a stock. Battle rifles are Large weapons chambered in a full
power rifle cartridge, such as the .308 Win/7.62x51mm, that have an automatic rate of fire, and a stock. Target
rifles fall into both of these categories, but lack the automatic firepower. Ranges are conclusive to rifles, spanning
from 65 feet to 110 feet. All Assault, Battle and Target Rifles are crafted with a fixed stock.
Table: Assault Rifle, Battle Rifle, and Target Rifle Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Pump Action
Rifle1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 5
(Max 8)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 6th
category, Max
9th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 45 ft
(Max 120 feet)
N/a
Lever Action
Rifle1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 5
(Max 8)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 6th
category, Max
9th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 45 ft
(Max 120 feet)
N/a
Self-loading
Rifle1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 5
(Max 8)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 40)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 6th
category, Max
9th category)
+1 DC per every 5
ft over 45 ft
(Max 120 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Fully Automatic: +9 DC
2 Round Burst: +12 DC
3 Round Burst:+14 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Assault,
Battle or Target Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level,
but the firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm
uses.
Designated Marksman Rifles
Designated Marksman Rifles are semi-automatic, or selective fire rifles that have been optimized for medium
long range engagement. As such, they generally have optics, bipods, and a stock that allows them to steady, as
well as being chambered in a full sized rifle cartridge. All Designated marksman Rifles are crafted with a fixed
stock.
Table: Designated Marksman Rifle Crafting
Firearm
Designated
Marksman
Rifle1
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over
10
(Max 30)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 7nd
category, Max
9th category)
+4 DC per every 5
ft over 85 ft
(Max 130 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Fully Automatic: +10 DC
2 Round Burst: +13 DC
3 Round Burst:+16 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting
Designated Marksman Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total
level, but the firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and
firearm uses.
Sniper Rifles and Bolt Action Rifles
Sniper rifles and Bolt Action Rifles are nearly identical in construction, being bolt action rifles purpose built for
long range target engagement. Where they differ is deployment. All Sniper rifles will have optics. Ranges vary
widely, but they are at least 80 feet. Bolt Action and Sniper rifles are crafted with a fixed stock.
Table: Bolt Action Rifle and Sniper Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Bolt Action
Internal: +1 DC for
+2 DC per category
Rifle and Sniper every 1 rounds over 3 (Min 2nd category, Max
Rifle1
(Max 10)
9th category)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
Range
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 80 ft
(Max 170 feet)
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Bolt Action
or Sniper Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Anti-Material Rifles
Anti-material Rifles are semi-automatic rifles chambered in a heavy caliber, such as the .50 BMG, or 20mm.
These weapons are almost always Huge in Size, and require bipods in order to use properly. They can be bolt
action, or semi automatic, but ranges are at least 150 feet.All Anti-material rifles are crafted with a bipod and a
fixed stock.
Table: Anti Material Rifle Crafting
Firearm
Anti-material
Rifle1
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Internal: +5 DC for
+1 DC per category
+1 DC per every
Bolt Action or Self
every 1 rounds over 2 (Min 10th category, Max 10 ft over 120 ft
Loading: Free
(Max 5)
11th category)
(Max 450 feet)
Fully Automatic: +15
Box Mag: +2 DC for
DC
every 1 rounds over 3
2 Round Burst: +20 DC
(Max 10)
3 Round Burst:+25 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Antimaterial Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Sporting Shotguns
Sporting shotguns are shotguns that are used for hunting, or other shooting related sports, such as clay pigeons.
As such, they may have low capacities, and are either pump action or semi-automatic. They generally come with
stocks, and usually have a ton of accessories to help the user hit their mark, including recoil reducing stocks, and
sights. Ranges vary, but most are between 45 to 55 feet. All Sporting shotguns are crafted with a fixed stock.
Table: Sporting Shotgun Crafting
Firearm
Single Shot or Double
Shot Shotgun
Magazine
Internal: 1 or 2
Caliber
Range
Barrel
Any Caliber in the +1 DC per every 5 Slug Barrel: +3 DC
1st Category
ft over 15 ft
Removable Choke
(Max 60 Feet)
Barrel: +2 DC
Choked or Straight
Barrel: Free
Bolt Action Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
Any Caliber in the +1 DC per every 5
every 1 rounds over 3
1st Category
ft over 15 ft
(Max 7)
(Max 60 Feet)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 8)
Slug Barrel: +3 DC
Removable Choke
Barrel: +2 DC
Choked or Straight
Barrel: Free
Lever Action Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
Any Caliber in the +1 DC per every 5
every 1 rounds over 4
1st Category
ft over 15 ft
(Max 7)
(Max 60 Feet)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
Slug Barrel: +3 DC
Removable Choke
Barrel: +2 DC
Choked or Straight
Barrel: Free
Pump Action
Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
Any Caliber in the +1 DC per every 5
every 1 rounds over 3
1st Category
ft over 15 ft
(Max 9)
(Max 60 Feet)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
Slug Barrel: +3 DC
Removable Choke
Barrel: +2 DC
Choked or Straight
Barrel: Free
Self Loading Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
Any Caliber in the +1 DC per every 5
every 1 rounds over 4
1st Category
ft over 15 ft
(Max 9)
(Max 60 Feet)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 20)
Slug Barrel: +3 DC
Removable Choke
Barrel: +2 DC
Choked or Straight
Barrel: Free
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Sporting
Shotgun. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Combat Shotguns
Combat Shotguns are almost exclusively in 12 Gauge, and are equipped with high capacity tubes. They will
have straight barrels, and take advantage of combat sights and study stocks. Ranges are somewhat shorter,
ranging from 45 to 50 feet. All Combat Shotguns are crafted with a straight barrel and a fixed stock.
Table: Combat Shotgun Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Double Shot
Internal: 2
Any Caliber in the 1st
Category
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 15 ft
(Max 60 Feet)
Lever Action Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 4
(Max 7)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
Any Caliber in the 1st
Category
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 15 ft
(Max 60 Feet)
Pump Action
Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 9)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
Any Caliber in the 1st
Category
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 15 ft
(Max 60 Feet)
Self Loading Shotgun1
Internal: +1 DC for
every 1 rounds over 4
(Max 9)
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 20)
Any Caliber in the 1st
Category
+1 DC per every 5 ft over 15 ft
(Max 60 Feet)
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting Combat
Shotguns. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but the
firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses.
Light Machine Guns
Light Machine Guns are machine guns that fire an intermediate rifle cartridge, usually from a belt or a high
capacity Magazine. They are almost always equipped with bipods and stocks, to help steady the firearm in it's
automatic fire. Because of their intended use, they rarely have a semi-automatic rate of fire. Their ranges can
vary, but are generally between 80 to 120 feet.
Table: Light Machine Gun Crafting
Firearm
Light Machine
Gun1
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Linked: +5 DC
Box Mag: +1 DC for
every 5 rounds over
25
(Max 100)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 7nd
category, Max
9th category)
+3 DC per every 5
ft over 85 ft
(Max 150 feet)
Self Loading: +10 DC
Fully Automatic: Free
2 Round Burst: +11 DC
3 Round Burst:+12 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting
Marksman Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but
the firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses. A
character can also choose to have a Light Machine Gun accept magazines as well as Linked ammunition.
This increases the DC by 10.
General Purpose Machine Guns
General Purpose Machine Guns are machine guns that fire either an intermediate or full powered rifle cartridge,
usually from a belt or a high capacity Magazine. They are almost always equipped with bipods and stocks, to
help steady the firearm in it's automatic fire. Because of their intended use, they rarely have a semi-automatic
rate of fire. Their ranges can vary, but are generally between 100 to 150 feet.
Table: General Purpose Machine Gun Crafting
Firearm
General
Purpose
Machine Gun1
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Linked: +4 DC
Box Mag: +2 DC for
every 5 rounds over
25
(Max 100)
+2 DC per
category
(Min 7nd
category, Max
9th category)
+3 DC per every 5
ft over 85 ft
(Max 150 feet)
Self Loading: +13 DC
Fully Automatic: Free
2 Round Burst: +14 DC
3 Round Burst:+15 DC
1 A character can choose to craft a firearm to take the same kind of magazines from a preexisting
Marksman Rifles. If the character does this, they do not have to add the DC to the firearm's total level, but
the firearm must use the same caliber of ammunition that the corresponding magazine and firearm uses. A
character can also choose to have a General Purpose Machine Gun accept magazines as well as Linked
ammunition. This increases the DC by 14.
Underbarrel Grenade Launcher
Underbarrel Grenade Launchers are exclusively single shot weapons, chambered in either 40mm Caseless, or
40x46mm.
Table: Underbarrel Grenade Launcher Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Single Shot
Underbarrel
Grenade
Launcher
Internal: 1
+1 DC per category
(12th Category Only)
+2 DC per every 5 ft over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
Stand Alone Grenade Launcher
Stand Alone Grenade Launchers can be chambered in quite a few calibers, and can be either single shot, or a
multi shot revolving or pump action. They generally have stocks in order to help facilitate firing.
Table: Stand Alone Grenade Launcher Crafting
Firearm
Magazine
Caliber
Range
Firing Modes
Single Shot Stand
Alone Grenade
Launcher
Internal: 1
+1 DC per category
(12th Category
Only)
+2 DC per every 5 ft
over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Double Shot
Stand Alone
Grenade
Launcher
Internal: 2
+1 DC per category
(12th Category
Only)
+2 DC per every 5 ft
over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Pump Action
Stand Alone
Grenade
Launcher
Internal: +5 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 5)
Box Mag: +6 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 8)
+1 DC per category
(12th Category
Only)
+2 DC per every 5 ft
over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Lever Action
Stand Alone
Grenade
Launcher
Internal: +5 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 5)
Box Mag: +6 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 20)
+1 DC per category
(12th Category
Only)
+2 DC per every 5 ft
over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
N/a
Auto Loading
Stand Alone
Grenade
Launcher
Internal: +5 DC for
+1 DC per category
every 1 rounds over 4 (Min 12th Category,
(Max 6)
Max 13th Category)
Box Mag: +6 DC for
every 1 rounds over 3
(Max 10)
+2 DC per every 5 ft
over 20 ft
(Max 80 feet)
Self Loading: Free
Table: Firearm Crafting Categories
1st
.410 Gauge, 20 Gauge, 12 Gauge, 10 Gauge, 16 Gauge
2nd
.22 LR, .25 ACP, .17 HMR, .380 ACP, .32 ACP, .22 WMR, .22 Short, .41 Rimfire, .32 Rimfire, 8x22mm
Nambu, .44 Henry, .17 Remington
3rd
9x19mm, 9x18mm PM, .38 Special, .40 S&W, 7.65 Longue, .38 Long Colt, .38/200, .38 S&W, .38 Super
4th
.357 Magnum, .45 ACP, .45 GAP, .45 Long Colt, .41 Long Colt, 7.63x25mm Mauser, 476 Enfield, .455
Webley, .44 American, 9mm Japanese Revolver, .44 Russian, 7.62x38mmR Nagant, .45 S&W,
5th
.357 SIG, 10mm Auto, .44 Magnum, 5.7x28mm FN, 4.6x30 HK, .44 WCF,.32 WCF, .38 Winchester, .44
Special, 7.63mm Mannlicher, 7.62x25mm Tokarev
6th
.454 Casull, .50 Action Express, .30 Carbine
7th
5.45x39mm/.21 Russian, 5.8x42 Chinese, 5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington, .243 Winchester,
9x23mm Steyr, 7.92x33mm Kurz, 6.5x50mm Arisaka
8th
7.62x51mm/.308 Winchester,7.62x54mmR, .30-06 Springfield, 7.62x39mm M43/.30 Russian,.30-40
Krag, 7.7x58mm Arisaka, 8mm Lebel,.303 British, 8x57mm Mauser, .30-30 Win, 9x39mm, 7.5x54mm
French, 7x57mm Mauser, 6mm Lee Navy
9th
300 Winchester Magnum, .338 Lapua, 6.8 Remington SPC, 50-70 Government, .45-70 Government,
56-56 Spencer
10th
.50 BMG/12.7x99mm, 13.9x99mmB, 7.92x94mm
11th
20x124mm, 20x105mm, 20x102mm, 12.7x108mm,14.5x114mm,
12th
40x46mm SR, 40mm Caseless, 35x32mm SR
13th
25x40mm
AR-15 Building
The AR pattern rifle is one of the most versatile rifles to exist, with tons of accessories made for it. Because of it's design, it is very easy to switch out large
parts, and design a customized, personal rifle.
An AR is comprised of two major parts; An Upper Receiver and a Lower Receiver.
Lower Receiver Types
Lower Receiver, which encompasses the magazine well, the frame, the stock, and the trigger group.
Pistol: A Pistol lower receiver is a stripped down receiver, containing the bare necessities for a fully functioning firearm, but not much else. Pistol lowers
are equipped with a pistol grip, and do not have any way of mounting a stock to the frame. These lowers are generally marketed at the civilian market,
and usually come in Semi-automatic only.
Carbine Rifle: A Carbine Rifle lower receiver is a receiver that has a synthetic stock for weight, while still providing some support. These are the most
common AR lowers, as they can be swapped out for a different stock, or used bare with a carbine length upper receiver. These lowers are the lowers
found on the M4A1 and M4, and can be purchased with 3 round burst or Fully automatic firing modes(But not both), in addition to semi-automatic, or
semi-automatic only.
Assault Rifle: An Assault Rifle lower receiver is a receiver with the standard fixed stock. They are balanced for accuracy, but lack a bit on the weight
aspect. These Lowers are the lowers found on the M16 Series of rifles, and can be purchased with 3 round burst or Fully automatic firing modes(But not
both), in addition to semi-automatic, or semi-automatic only.
Designated Marksman Rifle: A Designated Marksman Rifle lower receiver is a receiver that has been optimized for long range shooting, including a
Precision Upgrade and either a synthetic stock, or a fixed stock. Because of their nature and intended puprose, they are usually semi-automatic only.
Table: Lower Recievers
Lower Size
Upgrade Points
Rate of Fire
Size
Weight
WP Cost
Restriction
Pistol
Frame
Self Loading
Medium
32 oz.
10
Licensed
Carbine Rifle
Frame
Self Loading
Large
40 oz.
13
Licensed
Carbine Rifle
Frame
Large
40 oz.
26
Carbine Rifle
Frame
Large
40 oz.
28
Assault Rifle
Assault Rifle
Frame
Frame
Large
Large
48 oz.
48 oz.
12
25
Assault Rifle
Frame
Large
48 oz.
27
Designated Marksman
Rifle
Frame
Self Loading/
3 Round Burst
Self Loading/
Full Automatic
Self Loading
Self Loading/
3 Round Burst
Self Loading/a
Fully Automatic
Self Loading
Large
52 oz.
30
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Licensed
Military and
Police
Military and
Police
Licensed
Designated Marksman
Rifle
Frame
Self Loading/
3 Round Burst
Large
52 oz.
45
All Firearms and magazines are unloaded and empty when purchased
Military and
Police
Included
Upgrades
Permanent
Pistol Grip
Synthetic
Stock
Synthetic
Stock
Synthetic
Stock
Fixed Stock
Fixed Stock
Fixed Stock
Fixed Stock
and
Precision
Upgrade
Fixed Stock
and
Precision
Upgrade
Upper Receiver Types
The Upper Receiver includes the barrel and chamber, bolt, gas system, tactical rails, optics and optics mount. Because this part has the actual barrel and
chamber, this is the part that actually determines the rifle's caliber.
Pistol: A pistol upper receiver is a receiver intended to be paired with a pistol lower. They typically have barrels about 6 to 7 inches long, which limits the
gun's ablity to be effectively engage in any long range fights. These are also mated with Carbine Rifle lowers, for those who need stabilized, high
firepower, in a small configuration, and accuracy at longer ranges is not an issue. Because of it's length, it skirts the penalties that are associated with
using a rifle adjacently to someone.
CQB Rifle: This upper has a barrel length between 10 to 12 inches, primarily used by special operations forces in urban, indoor, or other tight quarter
locations. They have a good balance between maneuverability and range, but are still easily outclassed by the shortest of carbines. They go well with
Carbine lowers, to make a light, effective rifle with good firepower. Because of it's length, it skirts the penalties that are associated with using a rifle
adjacently to someone.
Carbine Rifle: This upper has a barrel length between 14 to 16 inches, and is the general size for soldiers who don't need a full sized rifle, such as those in
vehicles. It is a good compromise between range and maneuverability, being the largest upper that doesn't receive penalties for fighting adjacent to an
enemy. They are normally paired with Carbine lowers, or less often, Assault Rifle Uppers.
Assault Rifle: At 18 to 20 inches, this upper has good range, at the loss of weight and maneuverability. These rifles are very common and popular with
hunters, action shooter sport enthusiast, and multiple law enforcement agencies. The are commonly paired with Carbine Rifle lowers and Assault Rifle
Lowers, but have also been paired with Designated Marksman Rifle lowers.
Table: Upper Receivers
Name
Caliber
Del-Ton AR-15 Flat
Top
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Del-Ton AR-15 Mil
Spec A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Del-Ton 16” Rifle Kit
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
DPMS .22 Long Rifle
Assembly
.22 LR
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
26:1 WP
50:4 WP
AR .22LR
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Upper
Length
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
Optics
75 ft.
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
13
20%
Licensed
None
None
75 ft.
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
11
20%
Licensed
None
Optics
60 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
11
20%
Licensed
None
Optics
45 ft.
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
16
15%
Licensed
None
Name
Caliber
DPMS Oracle 5.56
Kit
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Noveske Light GPR
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Noveske Light Recce
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Noveske Diplomat
6.8
Remington
SPC
Noveske SPR
6.8
Remington
SPC
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Upper
Length
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
Optics
75 ft.
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
18
5%
Licensed
None
Optics
4 Tactical
70 ft.
CQB Rifle
L
62 oz.
68
0%
Restricted
None
Optics
4 Tactical
85 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
70
0%
Restricted
None
Optics
4 Tactical
60 ft
Pistol
L
40 oz.
80
0%
Licensed
Heavy
Barrel
Match
Barrel
Optics
4 Tactical
120 ft
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
140
0%
Licensed
Heavy
Barrel
Match
Barrel
Name
Caliber
Noveske Recon
6.8
Remington
SPC
Olympic Arms
10mm
Olympic Arms .40
S&W
Olympic Arms .45
ACP
PWA PDW AR57
10mm Auto
PWA PDW AR57
5.7x28mm
FN
RRA CAR-47 A4
7.62x39mm
RRA Pistol-9 A2
9x19mm
.40 S&W
.45 ACP
5.7x28mm
FN
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
18:2 WP
Box
20:2 WP
Box
18:2 WP
Box
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
P90
Box
30:1 WP
50:2 WP
P90
Box
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
40:2 WP
75:5 WP
AK-47
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Upper
Length
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
Optics
4 Tactical
90 ft
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
75
0%
Licensed
None
None
65 ft.
L
72 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
None
None
60 ft.
L
72 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
None
None
65 ft.
L
72 oz.
32
0%
Licensed
None
Optics
60 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
Carbine
Rifle
Carbine
Rifle
CQB Rifle
L
62 oz.
30
0%
Restricted
None
Optics
80 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
30
0%
Restricted
None
Optics
75 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
50
0%
Licensed
None
None
40 ft
Pistol
M
40 oz.
31
0%
Restricted
None
Name
Caliber
RRA Pistol-9 A4
9x19mm
RRA CAR-9 A2
9x19mm
RRA CAR-9 A4
9x19mm
RRA Mid Length-9
A2
9x19mm
RRA Mid Length-9
A4
9x19mm
RRA CAR-6.8 SPC
A2
6.8
Remington
SPC
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
20:1 WP
32:1 WP
50:2 WP
Uzi
Box
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Upper
Length
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
Optics
40 ft
Pistol
M
40 oz.
32
0%
Restricted
None
None
55 ft
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
25
0%
Licensed
None
Optics
55 ft
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
27
0%
Licensed
None
None
70 ft
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
28
0%
Licensed
None
Optics
70 ft
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
31
0%
Licensed
None
None
65 ft.
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
None
Name
Caliber
RRA CAR-6.8 SPC
A2
6.8
Remington
SPC
RRA LAR-6.8 SPC
A2
6.8
Remington
SPC
RRA LAR-6.8 SPC A2
6.8
Remington
SPC
RRA Pistol-15 A2
5.56x45mm
.223 Rem
Magazine
Size, Cost
and Type
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
Upgrade
Points
Range
Upper
Length
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
Optics
65 ft
Carbine
Rifle
L
72 oz.
42
0%
Licensed
None
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
10:2 WP
20:2 WP
30:4 WP
AR 6.8
Box
5:1 WP
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
None
85 ft.
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
None
Optics
85 ft
Assault
Rifle
L
100 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
None
None
50 ft.
Pistol
M
40 oz.
30
0%
Restricted
None
Name
Caliber
Magazine
Upgrade
Range
Upper
Size, Cost
Points
Length
and Type
RRA Pistol-15 A4
5.56x45mm
5:1 WP
Optics
50 ft.
Pistol
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
S&W M&P15PSX
5.56x45mm
5:1 WP
Optics
80 ft.
Carbine
.223 Rem
10:1 WP
4 Tactical
Rifle
20:1 WP
30:1 WP
100:8 WP
M4/M16
Box
S&W M&P15R
5.45x39mm
30:2 WP
Optics
75 ft.
Carbine
Box
4 Tactical
Rifle
T14
.410 Ga
10:2 WP
None
45 ft.
Carbine
Box
Rifle
All Uppers do not come with any magazines, and must be purchased as well.
Size
Wt.
WP
Cost
Error
Range
Restriction
Included
Upgrades
M
40 oz.
30
0%
Restricted
None
L
72 oz.
38
0%
Licensed
None
L
72 oz.
45
0%
Licensed
None
L
72 oz.
30
0%
Licensed
None
Ammunition Categories
Ammunition is organized into categories based on their size, case construction and relative size and power,
which list what kind of ammunition is available for the category. All calibers within the category have the same
cost for the type of rounds listed. When purchasing ammunition, find the category for the caliber, then the type
of ammunition you wish to purchase.
Rimfire: These calibers are rimfire style rounds, with the primer in the rim, instead of the center. A box of rimfire
ammunition weighs 6 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are Rimfire: .22 Short. .22 LR, .22 WMR, .17 HMR,
.41 Rimfire, .32 Rimfire, and .44 Henry
Light Rimless Handgun: These calibers are light rounds that have a rimless or semi-rimless case. A box of light
rimless ammunition weighs 8 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are light Rimless: .25 ACP, .32 ACP, and
7.65 Longue
Intermediate Rimless Handgun: These calibers are intermediate rounds that have a rimless or semi-rimless
case. A box of intermediate rimless ammunition weighs 10 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are
intermediate Rimless: .22 TCM, .380 ACP, 8x22mm Nambu, .40 S&W, .38 Super, 9x19mm, .357 Sig, 9x23 Steyr,
7.62x25mm Tokerav, .7.63x25 Mauser, 9x18mm, and 7.63mm Mannlicher
Heavy Rimless Handgun: These calibers are heavy rounds that have a rimless or semi-rimless case. A box of
heavy rimless ammunition weighs 15 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are Heavy Rimless: .45 ACP,.45
GAP, .50 Action Express, 50 GI, 10mm Auto, .45 Winchester Magnum, .460 Rowland, and .475 Widley
Light Rimmed Handgun: These calibers are light rounds that have a rimmed case. A box of light rimmed
ammunition weighs 10 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are light rimmed: .38 Long Colt, .38 Special, .476
Enfield, .38/200, .38 S&W., 9mm Japanese Revolver, and 7.62x38mmR Nagant
Heavy Rimmed Handgun: These calibers are heavy rounds that have a rimmed case. A box of light rimmed
ammunition weighs 16 oz per 50 rounds. The following calibers are light rimmed: 45 S&W, .41 Long Colt, .455
Webley, .357 Magnum, .44 American, .44 Russian, .44 Special, .38 Winchester., .45 Long Colt, .327 Magnum .500
S&W Special, .500 S&W Magnum, .500 WE, .44 Magnum, .454 Casull, .32 WCF and .44 WCF
Light Rifle: These calibers are light rounds that are primarily used in rifles. A box of light rifle ammunition
weighs 4 oz per 20 rounds. The following calibers are light rifle: 5.7x28mm , 4.6x30mm HK and .17 Remington
Intermediate Rifle: These calibers are Intermediate rounds that are primarily used in rifles. A box of
intermediate rifle ammunition weighs 8 oz per 20 rounds. The following calibers are intermediate rifle:
5.45x39mm, .223 Remington/5.56x45mm, 5.8x42mm Chinese, 6.5x50 Arisaka, .30 Carbine, 6mm Lee Navy, and
9x39mm
Heavy Rifle: These calibers are Heavy rounds that are primarily used in rifles. A box of heavy rifle ammunition
weighs 12 oz per 20 rounds. The following calibers are heavy rifle: 6.8mm Remington SPC, 300 Blackout, 30-30
Winchester, 6.5 Grendel, 7.62x39mm, .243 Winchester, 7.5 French, .308 Winchester, .303 British, .30-40 Krag, 8mm
Lebel, 7.7x58mm Arisaka, 8x57mm Mauser, .30-06 SPFD, ,7x57mm mauser, 7.62x54mmR, 7.92x33mm Kurz, .5656 Spencer, .45-70, .50-70, and .458 Socom
Super Heavy Rifle: These calibers are Heavy rounds that are primarily used in rifles. A box of heavy rifle
ammunition weighs 30 oz per 20 rounds. The following calibers are super heavy rifle: .300 Winchester
Magnum, .338 Lapua Magnum, 7.92x94, .50 BMG, 12.7x108, 13.99x99mmB, 14.5x114mm, 20x124mm, 20x105mm,
and 20x102mm
Table:Cased Ammunition Prices
Category
Type
Wealth Rounds
Point Per box
Cost
Restrictions
Rimfire
FMJ/Lead
1
500
None
JHP
1
400
None
Explosive
1
20
None
Match Grade
1
50
None
Tracer
1
100
None
Frangible
1
50
None
Blank
1
200
None
FMJ/Lead
1
50
None
JHP
1
50
None
Frangible
1
10
None
Match Grade
1
25
None
Blank
1
50
None
FMJ/Lead
1
100
None
JHP
1
50
None
Ratshot
1
10
None
Frangible
1
25
None
Armor Piercing
1
5
Military And Police
Non-Lethal
1
20
None
Match Grade
1
25
None
Tracer
1
10
None
Blank
1
200
None
FMJ/Lead
1
50
None
JHP
1
25
None
Ratshot
1
10
None
Light Rimless Handgun
Intermediate Rimless Handgun
Heavy Rimless Handgun
Frangible
1
25
None
Armor Piercing
1
5
Military And Police
Non-Lethal
1
20
None
Match Grade
1
25
None
Tracer
1
10
None
Blank
1
200
None
Semi-Wadcutter
1
50
None
Solid
1
5
None
FMJ/Lead
1
50
None
JHP
1
30
None
SJHP
1
30
None
SJSP
1
30
None
Wadcutter
1
50
None
Semi-Wadcutter
1
50
None
Ratshot
1
10
None
Frangible
1
30
None
Armor Piercing
1
5
Military And Police
Tracer
1
10
None
Blank
1
100
None
FMJ/Lead
1
50
None
JHP
1
20
None
SJHP
1
20
None
SJSP
1
20
None
Wadcutter
1
50
None
Semi-Wadcutter
1
50
None
Ratshot
1
10
None
Frangible
1
20
None
Armor Piercing
1
5
Military And Police
Tracer
1
10
None
Blank
1
100
None
Solid
1
5
None
FMJ/Lead
1
40
None
Light Rimmed Handgun
Heavy Rimmed Handgun
Light Rifle
JHP
1
20
None
Tracer
1
20
None
Blank
1
100
None
Armor Piercing
1
10
Military And Police
Match Grade
1
20
None
FMJ/Lead
1
40
None
JHP
1
20
None
Solid
1
10
None
Frangible
1
20
None
Incendiary
1
5
Military and Police
Armor Piercing
1
10
Military and Police
Match Grade
1
20
None
Tracer
1
20
None
Blank
1
100
None
FMJ/Lead
1
20
None
JHP
1
20
None
Frangible
1
20
None
Match Grade
1
10
None
Incendiary
1
10
Military and Police
Armor Piercing
1
10
Military and Police
Tracer
1
30
None
Blank
1
100
None
SJSP
1
20
None
SJHP
1
20
None
Explosive
1
5
Military and Police
Solid
1
5
None
FMJ/Lead
1
10
None
JHP
1
10
None
Frangible
1
10
None
Match Grade
1
5
None
Incendiary
1
5
Military and Police
Armor Piercing
1
5
Military and Police
Intermediate Rifle
Heavy Rifle
Super Heavy Rifle
Blank
1
20
None
Explosive
1
1
Military and Police
Solid
1
5
None
Light Shotshells: These gauges are light shotshells, usually used in shotguns. A box of light shotshells weighs 6
oz per 25 rounds. The following calibers are light shotshells: .410 Gauge
Intermediate Shotshell: These gauges are intermediate shotshells, usually used in shotguns. A box of
intermediate shotshells weighs 12 oz per 25 rounds. The following calibers are intermediate shotshells: 20
Gauge, 16 Gauge, and 12 Gauge.
Heavy Shotshell: These gauges are Heavy shotshells, usually used in shotguns. A box of Heavy shotshells
weighs 12 oz per 25 rounds. The following calibers are Heavy shotshells: 10 Gauge
Table: Shell Ammunition Prices
Caliber
Type
Wealth Rounds
Point Per box
Cost
Restrictions
Light Shotshell
00 Buckshot
1
25
None
#4 Buckshot
1
25
None
#6 Birdshot
1
40
None
#3 Birdshot
1
20
None
Non Lethal Rock Salt
1
50
None
Slug
1
10
None
Marker
1
25
None
Frangible 00 Buckshot
1
10
None
Frangible #3 Birdshot
1
20
None
Saboted Slug
1
25
None
Wax Slug
1
20
None
Blank Shell
1
20
None
00 Buckshot
1
25
None
#4 Buckshot
1
30
None
#9 Birdshot
1
100
None
#6 Birdshot
1
50
None
#3 Birdshot
1
25
None
Non-Lethal Beanbag
1
5
None
Intermediate Shotshell
Non-Lethal Rubber
Ball
1
25
None
Non-Lethal Rock Salt
1
200
None
Slug
1
20
None
OC Shell
1
10
Restricted
Saboted Slug
1
10
None
Blank Shell
1
20
None
Tracer
1
10
None
Frangible 00 Buckshot
1
5
None
Frangible #3 Birdshot
1
10
None
Frangible #6 Birdshot
1
15
None
Breaching
1
5
None
Marker
1
25
None
Explosive
4
1
Military and
Police
Flamethrower
1
2
None
Flare
1
3
None
Stun
1
2
Restricted
Taser
1
5
Restricted
Wax Slug
1
25
None
Strung Buck
1
4
None
00 Buckshot
1
25
None
#4 Buckshot
1
30
None
#9 Birdshot
1
100
None
#6 Birdshot
1
50
None
#3 Birdshot
1
25
None
Slug
1
20
None
Heavy Shotshell
These categories are for Reloading rules in Ops and Tactics: Core Rulebook
Small Pistol: .327 Federal, .22 TCM, 7.65 Longue, .38 Winchester, 7.62x38mmR
Large Pistol: .45 S&W, .476 Enfield
Medium Rifle: .17 Remington,
Large Rifle: 7.5x54mm French, 7x57mm Mauser, 7.92xmm Kurz, .30-30 Winchester, 6mm Lee Navy
Huge Rifle: 12.7x108mm, 13.9x99mmB, 20x102mm
Chapter 8: Weapons in Use
This chapter talks about the general trends that firearms have followed throughout the years, as well as trends
that generally follow for the armed citizen. In most campaigns, players should be free to choose the weapons for
their characters; however, if they don’t know what to choose, this section can provide some useful advice
depending on what kind of campaign or setting is being played. The information in this chapter, and more
broadly, this book, focuses on the United States and it's firearm laws. For other countries, similar firearms should
be used, but they might not be as common for some types of characters. For instance, in the U.K. , a bartender
might have a bat over a shotgun, but an armored car guard will probably be armed along the same lines as Their
U.S. Counterpart.
This chapter also covers what kinds of ammunition and reserve weapons various organizations would have on
hand, if need called for them.
Local and State Law Enforcement
Local and State Law Enforcement encompasses the major uniformed officers who deal with local and state
crime, investigating everything from petty thief and indecency calls, all the way to statewide drug rings and
murder sprees. They generally do not contact Federal Agencies(Or are contacted by federal agencies), unless the
case becomes a federal case, that is, crosses state lines. They will often call in Federal Agencies for guidance and
assistance on things that are out of their scope, such as profiling.
Small Police Station or Sheriff's Department
A Small police station is a station that has less than 20 sworn in officers or deputies. Because of this, service
handgun restrictions are generally lax, usually consisting of caliber requirement for the selected handgun(From
9x19mm up to .45 ACP), and the requirement that the officer or deputy be able to qualify and display proper use
and maintenance of their weapon. Because of their size, officers and deputies are heavily stressed to carry a
backup weapon. Police stations and Sheriffs departments of this size generally do not have their own SWAT
team, and usually have to ask a larger, nearby department, for assistance. Service handgun habits for
departments of this size span the entire department, from the rookie Patrol Officer or Deputy, all the way up to
the Chief or Sheriff.
The Armory may include between 1-5 extra boxes of JHP Ammo for duty work, 6-8 boxes of 12 Gauge 00
Buckshot Ammo, and 3-5 12 Gauge pump action shotguns of assorted manufacturer.
Examples of these Police Stations and Sheriff's Departments include small town Sheriff's Department or Campus
Police at a small college.
Medium-Sized Police Station or Sheriff's Department
A Medium police station is a station that has between 21-100 sworn in officers or deputies. They generally issue
specific firearms, though the requirement that the officer or deputy be able to qualify and display proper use
and maintenance of their weapon still applies. Popular firearms for Police Stations and Sheriff's Departments for
their officers and deputies include the Glock Series in 9x19mm, .45 ACP, and .40 S&W, The Smith and Wesson 59
Series and the M&P Series in 9x19mm and .40 S&W, The SIG P229 in .40 S&W, the Springfield Armory GI 1911A1
in .45 APC, and the XD in .40 S&W and .45 ACP, and The Beretta 92FS in 9x19mm and the Px4 in 9x19mm, .40
S&W and .45 ACP. In addition to their sidearm, they often carry an expendable or fixed baton, pepper spray or
for more well funded departments, a Tazer, at least two reloads for their sidearm, a multi tool or folding knife, a
small flashlight, a pair of handcuffs, and a radio. They are also issued a ballistic vest, or receive a stipen to pay
for one. Detectives and Investigators will generally carry the same firearms issued to the officers, though older
detectives grandfathered in before the widespread use of automatics will carry their .38 Special and .357
Magnum revolvers, such as the Colt Detective Special and the Smith and Wesson Model 36, as well as a pair of
handcuffs. Higher officers, such as the Captains, Majors and Chiefs, pull double duty and are out on the street
just as much as they are in the office, carrying what suits them.
The SWAT team is usually comprised of various officers who work their normal duty work until their services
are needed. Unlike the standard officers, SWAT team members generally carry personalized handguns, that have
been fitted to their specific needs. The SWAT team, when on a mission is equipped with Shotguns such as the
Mossberg 590A1 and Remington 870 Police, Sub-machine guns such as the HK MP5A4 and MP5A5, UMP9,
UMP40, and UMP 45, and Bolt action rifles such as the Remington 700P, as well as a Single Entry shield. A SWAT
team in a department of this size will also have Tear Gas and Smoke grenades.
The armory will have 10-15 extra boxes of JHP Ammo for regular duty work, 8-10 boxes of FMJ/Lead for target
practice, 10-20 boxes of 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot Ammo, and 5-8 boxes of 12 Gauge Nonlethal beanbag and rubber
ball ammo. The armory will also have between 5-25 spare handguns that have not been issued or are spares,
with extra magazines for these handguns, as well as 6-10 12 Gauge pump action shotguns, usually of an
unformed nature, the most common being the Mossberg 500 and the Remington 870 Express.
Examples of these Police Stations and Sheriff's Departments include a State Patrol, Large town police force or
Campus Police at a large University.
Large Police Station or Sheriff's Department
A Large police station is a station that has over 100 sworn in officers or deputies. These stations or departments
are generally stringent on their specific firearms, sticking to strictly issued firearms for it's personnel. They
follow the same trends a medium sized police station would in choice of firearms and issued equipment, though
the requirement that the officer or deputy be able to qualify and display proper use and maintenance of their
weapon still applies. Detectives and Investigators will generally carry the same firearms issued to the officers.
Higher officers, such as the Captains, Majors and Chiefs, are usually confined to clerical and managerial work,
and as such, do not make it a habit to carry a weapon while on duty.
The SWAT team in a large Station is comprised of dedicated officers who are solely on the SWAT team, and do
not do patrol work. Because of their area of coverage, they are mostly active answering calls where their forces
are needed, and when not doing so, are undergoing training to keep their skills sharp until their services are
needed. SWAT team members generally are relaxed from the strict requirements that other officers are imposed
about their sidearms, allowing to choose a sidearm to fit their specific needs. The SWAT team would have the
same equipment as a medium-sized department, just more of it, but would also possess shotguns such as the
Mossberg 930 Tactical, Remington 1100, and Benelli M1014, Carbine Rifles such as the Colt M4, H&K G36K,
Designated Marksman Rifles such as the H&K PSG1 and M14 SWS, and even Grenade launchers such as the
H&K M320, as well as multiple Entry shields and riot shields. A SWAT team in a department of this size will
also have Tear Gas, Smoke Sting, Stun and even Concussion grenades. Departments such as these also have
weapons dedicated for purely non-lethal engagement, and will have multiple .68 Cal. Paint-ball markers for
subduing a subject without firearms.
The armory for a large Police Department will have hundreds of boxes of various types of ammunition, though a
bulk of their ammunition will be JHP issued for duty. The armory will also not only have a multitude of spare
firearms and magazines, but will possess it's own staff of armorers dedicated to repairing, maintaining, and
cataloging said firearms.
Examples of these Police Stations and Sheriff's Departments include police forces of Metropolises, such as the
New York City police Department, the Los Angeles Police Department, and the Atlanta Police department, and
the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Park Rangers
Park rangers hold a special place in Law enforcement, in the fact that they do not perform just the standard
duties that is associated with law enforcement. In addition to enforcing park regulations and laws, they are
charged with educating the various visitors of the parks, which can be as simple as weather forecast and giving
directions, to complex as giving full guided tours that talk about the park's ecology, history, and demonstrations.
They are also charged with watching for forest fires and answering emergency calls and dispatching help to
those in need.
Because of their somewhat remote nature, Most park Rangers carry weapons that would be considered heavy or
excessive in a civilian setting, with revolvers chambered in .44 Magnum or .454 Casull, or autoloaders
chambered in .45 ACP or 10mm, to stop large animals such as bears and mountain lions. They also generally
have a shotgun or rifle in their vehicle, as well as a complete medical kit, a map of the area, a compass, flashlight,
blankets, water and food rations.
Federal Agencies
Federal Agencies are agencies that investigate Federal crimes, that is, crimes that are either attempted against the
entire United States of America, or that involve multiple states. They generally do not bother themselves with
local petty crime, but will get involved with larger crimes, as well as lend assistance, manpower, and firepower,
to local agencies who need it.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is a governmental agency belonging to the United States Department
of Justice that serves as both a federal criminal investigative body and an internal intelligence agency
(counterintelligence).
The current issued sidearm for Special Agents is the Glock 22 or Glock 23, chambered in .40 S&W, if they pass
their first qualification. If they fail their first qualification, they will be issued either a Glock 17 or Glock 19
chambered in 9x19mm to aid in their next qualification. The Glock 26 in 9x19mm, and Glock 23, and Glock 27
in .40 S&W are authorized as backup weapons. Special Agents are authorized to purchase and qualify with the
Glock 21 in .45 ACP for duty carry.
Special Agents of the FBI Hostage Rescue Team, and FBI SWAT teams are issued the Springfield Armory 1911A1
Loaded Operator in .45 ACP.
The HRT and SWAT team maintains a stock of H&K MP5/10A3 and MP5SD6 Sub-machine guns, all that have
been outfitted with laser sights, tactical flashlights, red dot sights, and a vertical foregrip, Colt M16A2s, M4s and
M4A1s , M14, and M40A1 rifles. They also have access to Barret M82A1 Anti-material rifles, M79 Grenade
launcher, Tasers, and stun grenades when needed.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is a federal law enforcement organization
within the United States Department of Justice. Its responsibilities include the investigation and prevention of
federal offenses involving the unlawful use, manufacture, and possession of firearms and explosives; acts of
arson and bombings; and illegal trafficking of alcohol and tobacco products. The ATF also regulates via licensing
the sale, possession, and transportation of firearms, ammunition, and explosives in interstate commerce.
The current issued sidearm for Special Agents is the Glock 22 or Glock 23, chambered in .40 S&W.
United States Marshals Service
The United States Marshals Service (USMS) is a United States federal law enforcement agency within the United
States Department of Justice. The Marshals Service is part of the executive branch of government, and is the
enforcement arm of the United States federal courts. The U.S. Marshals are responsible for the protection of
court officers and buildings and the effective operation of the judiciary. The service also assists with court
security and prisoner transport, serves arrest warrants, and seeks fugitives.
The current issued sidearm for Marshals is the Glock 22 or Glock 23, chambered in .40 S&W, but a Marshal may
choose to carry any 9x19mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP or .357 Magnum backup or Full Sized handgun, providing they
pay the full cost and qualify with it.
While on assignment, Marshals will also carry ArmaLite AR-15 and Colt M4A1 rifles, and Mossberg 500 and
Remington 870 Police Shotguns.
The Special Operations Group(SOG) are issued the Springfield Armory 1911A1 Loaded Operator in .45 ACP.
Federal Air Marshal Service
The Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS) is a United States federal law enforcement agency under the
supervision of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of the United States Department of Homeland
Security (DHS). The Air Marshal Service is meant to promote confidence in civil aviation by effectively
deploying federal air marshals (FAMs) to detect, deter, and defeat hostile acts targeting the United States.
The current issued sidearm for Air Marshals is the SIG P229, chambered in .357 SIG.
Drug Enforcement Administration
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is a federal law enforcement agency under the United States
Department of Justice, tasked with combating drug smuggling and use within the United States. Not only is the
DEA the lead agency for domestic enforcement of the Controlled Substances Act, sharing concurrent jurisdiction
with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), it also has sole
responsibility for coordinating and pursuing U.S. drug investigations abroad.
The current issued sidearm for Special Agents is the Glock 22 or Glock 23, chambered in .40 S&W, but they can
qualify with the S&W M&P chambered in .40 S&W as well. The Glock 23, and Glock 27 in .40 S&W are
authorized as backup weapons. The H&K UMP40 is the standard SMG, and the Remington 870 Police is the
standard shotgun. Agents also have begun to use the RRA CAR A4 Tactical, that has been upgraded to fire fully
automatic as well. Special Agents can also use their personal firearms, but all must be approved by the DEA
Firearms office before use.
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a federal law enforcement agency under the United States
Department of Homeland Security (DHS), responsible for identifying, investigating, and dismantling
vulnerabilities regarding the nation's border, economic, transportation, and infrastructure security. The largest
components within ICE are Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Enforcement & Removal Operations
(ERO).
ICE HSI Special Agents and ERO Officers and Agents are issued the SIG P229 pistol, chambered in .40 S&W, as
their primary sidearm. They also may be assigned the Remington Model 870 Police shotgun, the Steyr AUG rifle,
or the Colt M4 carbine. Agents and officers assigned to a Special Response Team (SRT) are specifically assigned
the Colt M4 carbine while some operators may also carry the H&K MP5A4 or MP5A5 submachine gun, although
these are being replaced by the H&K UMP40 chambered in.40 S&W.
United States Secret Service
The United States Secret Service is a United States federal law enforcement agency that is part of the United
States Department of Homeland Security. The sworn members are divided among the Special Agents and the
Uniformed Division. Until March 1, 2003, the Service was part of the United States Department of the Treasury.
The U.S. Secret Service has two distinct areas of responsibility; Treasury roles, covering missions such as
prevention and investigation of counterfeiting of U.S. currency and U.S. treasury securities, and investigation of
major fraud, and protective roles, ensuring the safety of current and former national leaders and their families,
such as the President, past Presidents, Vice Presidents, presidential candidates, and foreign embassies.
Secret Service Special Agents are issued the is the SIG P229, chambered in .357 SIG, or the FN Five-seveN
chambered in 5.7x28mm FN. Agents are also trained on the H&K MP5K, MP5K-PDW, MP5A4 and MP5A5 Submachine gun, The Remington 870 Police Shotgun, and the FN P90 Sub-machine gun.
The Underworld
The underworld encompasses the world of crime that exist as a whole, spanning everything from petty drug
dealers to crime lords, Mafia bosses, and Set leaders, who control and run the lower soldiers and gang members.
Petty Criminals
This group encompasses singular criminals, petty thieves, con-men, and singular drug dealers. These criminals
have their fingers directly in the crime, though most of their crime is either opportunistic, or for profit.
Low level criminals don't have a specific group of firearms: they can quite literally be caught with anything from
a single shot pistol from World War 2 to a Fully automatic assault rifle. As a general rule, these criminals, if they
go armed, generally use melee weapons for their ease of acquisition, lack of restriction, simplicity in use, and
sometimes, added benefit of plausible deniability. When they do carry firearms, they prefer any gun that can be
concealed, and is available. Because of their criminal records, they can not go and purchase a firearm from a
legal dealer, instead opting for illegal street deals, or stealing a firearm.
Street Gangs
This group is a level above the unstructured criminal, and includes street gangs with an identifiable power
structure and leader. These groups generally deal purely in profit, often coming from the same neighborhood or
of a similar race, creed, or lifestyle. They usually also have a mutualistic interest: Money, and work together
because of it, and the chaos and criminalistic activity they cause is merely a byproduct. They usually wear
identifying colors or pieces of clothing, such as certain colors, or even leather jackets or vest with the club's
insignia.
Outlaw motorcycle gangs are atypical of this behavior, as the chaos and criminialistc behavior are the desired
ways of life, and the criminal enterprise is a means to live, in order to continue the life of chaos.
Smaller street gangs are generally equipped with concealable handguns and pump-action shotguns, as these are
the cheapest to acquire, use, and replace, while the larger gangs may possess heavier firepower such as
automatic weapons such as assault rifles, and even anti-material rifles.
Gang Leaders and Crime Boses
Gang leaders generally prefer to keep their hands clean of any actual violence or drugs, preferring to delegate
those task to lower ranking gang members, but will generally carry a smaller concealable handgun of decent to
high quality, such as the Kahr handgun series, the Walther PP Series, the SIG P290 and P238,and the Glock 26,
27, and 28. These are usually tucked away inside briefcases, bags, and under suit jackets.
Drug Cartels
A drug cartel is a criminal organization developed with the primary purpose of promoting and controlling drug
trafficking operations. They can range from an agreement between two street gangs to work together, all the way
up to interstate and even international, multi billion dollar formal industries.
While they have a similar structure to a common street gang, their size, funding and training rivals legitimate
governmental agencies. Most soldiers in a drug cartel are trained in the various arts of asymmetrical warfare,
close-quarters combat, weapons handling and maintenance, and some have even received explosives handing
and training. Most of this training comes form legitimate state training, which the knowledge is then passed
down if an officer dissents.
Weapons carried by the cartel include, but are by no means limited to, M16, M4, AK-47 and AKM assault rifles,
shotguns of every make and model, AT4 and M72 LAW rocket launchers, M79 Grenade launchers, and even
Barret M82B anti-material rifles. The ATF has come under firer for arming the drug cartels under the guise of
attempting to trace guns back to Mexico.
Assassins and Hit Men
Assassins are people who commit a targeted murder. Hit men are assassins for hire.
Assassins and hit men's method of killing can range from poisoning to blowing up an entire car, but when
firearms are involved, they prefer to either fire from a long distance, using a high powered rifle with a scope and
possibly a suppressor, or close range with a suppressed handgun, or machine pistol. They also use a melee
weapon, a knife usually, for truly quiet kills.
Gunrunners and Arms Traffickers
Gunrunners and arms traffickers are people who smuggle contraband weapons and ammunition for a profit.
They sell their arms, acquired legally or otherwise, to anyone who has the cash and need. Arms traffickers and
gunrunners should not be confused with people who sell firearms for legal commerce, such as a legally
operating gunstore.
Because of their nature of business, they have the best selection and quantity of weapons: it's their business to
have as such. Gunrunners are generally heavily armed, either by choice or simply by having stock, usually with
a few handguns and an assault rifle or two, as well as grenades, explosives, magazines, ammunition, and
anything else their customers would like to sample. They also have a tendency to wear body armor, in order to
avoid getting killed by their own merchandise.
Insurgents and Terrorist
Insurgents and Terrorist armament depends completely on their funding, and their supporters. Underfunded
insurgents will use crude, homemade firearms, while well funded and equipped insurgents will use everything
from Fully automatic rifles to Rocket Launchers. Because of their nature, any weapon is viable for a terrorist or
insurgent.
Civilian Forces
Civilian forces encompass regular people who have a mind to carry a firearm for protection, specifically those
who have to do so as a part of a job, but are not law enforcement, or regular citizens who prefer to have their
protection and safety in their hands.
Armored Car Drivers
Armored cars are popular target for professional bank thieves, and as such, their drivers are armed. Armored
car drivers are generally equipped with a ballistic vest, a uniform, and a handgun, that they must purchase
themselves, but do receive a stipend for it. Popular firearms span far and wide, but they most often keep full
sized handguns in a tactical holster, with a pump action or automatic shotgun in the truck.
Bartenders and Shopkeepers
Bars are often the starting scenes for rowdy behavior, and as such, the bartender is often armed. They often keep
a shotgun, such as a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870 Police under the bar for serious altercations, but many
bartenders have begun to opt for a full sized handgun, because of it's maneuverability and size. They also will
have melee weapons, such as a bat, to deal with the less rowdy, but still problematic, patrons.
Shopkeepers generally follow the same rules as bartenders, but their weapons are more used for people
attempting a quick stickup job. The level of armament of the shop is completely dependent on the shopkeeper's
views, as well as what they sell. A Gunstore is guaranteed to have armed shopkeeper, while a fine china store in
a wealthy neighborhood may go without firearms, electing to call the authorities instead.
Mercenaries
A mercenary is a person who takes part in an armed conflict, who is not a national or a party to the conflict, and
is "motivated to take part in the hostilities essentially by the desire for private gain and, in fact, is promised, by
or on behalf of a party to the conflict, material compensation substantially in excess of that promised or paid to
combatants of similar ranks and functions in the armed forces of that Party". Most mercenaries in the modern
age are employees of private security firms such as Blackwater, Xe Services, Triple Canopy, Armour Group, PBE,
and Dyncorp.
Mercenaries are generally armed the same, or more usually, better than their soldier counterparts, equipped
with the best body armor, weapons, vehicles, and ammunition, provided by the company they work for. This
equipment is generally on loan from the company while they perform their services, though it's not uncommon
for a mercenary to carry their own personal sidearm. The type of handgun a mercenary carries is completely
Dependant on the personal preference, but .45 ACP, .40 S&W, and .357 Magnum are the most popular calibers.
Bodyguards
Bodyguards are equipped just as mercenaries, though because of their dealings in the states, they will bypass
fully automatic weapons in lieu of semi-automatic rifles and carbines, as well as concealed handguns.
Hunters
The weapon a hunter carries depends on the personal preference of the hunter, and what they are hunting. For
Birds, or small animals, a light birdshot is generally preferred in a shotgun, modified with a choked barrel.
Varmint hunters will choose something with a smaller caliber, such as .22 LR or .17 HMR. Hunters of larger
game will prefer high powered rifles, or shotguns with slug barrels, loaded with slugs. A hunter may also
choose to carry a crossbow, or bow and arrow, for a silent kill.
Security Guards
Security guards are charged with over-watching an area, usually an office building or dock. They are generally
not given firearms, rather to observe and report, and call the authorities if anything does happen. They are
usually given a flashlight and possibly a can of pepper-spray.
Milita Members
Local Militia members are armed depending on their funding, and location. Militia groups in the United States
will normally be armed with self loading rifles such as the Ruger Mini14, and Mini 30 , while well funded
militias will have AR-15s and FALs. Because of their semi-organized nature, firearms will rarely be universal
across the members, many using what they can afford or even get their hands on.
Militaries around the World
This section covers the basic issued equipment for the various armies listed.
United States Marine Corps, United States Army, and the Canadian Forces
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic
mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds
in 10 round stripper clips, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical
vest with eight large magazine pouches, two cased ammunition pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade
pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, a professional radio, and a
shovel.
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic
mount and a M203 grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with
5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades,three HE grenade launcher grenades,
two smoke grenade launcher grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches,
one utility pouch, and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
bayonet, and a shovel.
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One M249 LMG, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade pouches, a backpack,
a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One M21 SWS rifle, seven M14 20 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with six large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
survival knife, and a shovel.
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optics mount, nine M16/M4 30 round
magazines loaded with 5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one
combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid
Kit, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a
shovel.
Sniper(M40A3)
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One M40A3 rifle with a Match Barrel, forty five 7.62x51mm Match Grade rounds, one Beretta M9 handgun, three
M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader
pouch, and one cased ammunition pouch, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares,
a survival knife, and a shovel.
Sniper(M24A3)
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One M24A3 rifle with a Match Barrel, five M24A3 5 round magazines loaded with .338 Lapua Magnum Match
Grade rounds, one Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds,
two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one
holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and four cased ammunition pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Sniper (M110 SASS)
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One M110 SASS rifle with a Match Barrel, five M110 10 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm Match Grade
rounds, one Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster
pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and four large magazine pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair
of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round
magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Benelli M1014 shotgun, Mossberg 590A1 shotgun or
Remington 870 Express Tactical shotgun, ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, one shell pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Anti-Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic
mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one AT4 rocket launcher or
FMG-148 Javelin missile launcher, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Crewman
A Crewman is a armored vehicle driver
One Colt M4A1 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, one M16/M4 30 round magazine loaded
with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with
9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat helmet, a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One Colt M16A4 or Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic
mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three directional mines with
detonator, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight
large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat
helmet, one smoke grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
United States Coast Guard
Boatcrewman
A boatcrewman is a board-and-secure specialist
(M4A1): One Colt M4A1 rifle, seven M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one SIG
P229 handgun, three P229 12 round magazines loaded with .40 S&W FMJ rounds, one Tactical vest with six large
magazine pouches, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch,and two utility pouches , a
backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, one flare gun with three flares, and a flotation vest.
Boatcrewman
A boatcrewman is a board-and-secure specialist
(Remington 870 Tactical): One Remington 870 combat shotgun, thirty-three 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, one SIG
P229 handgun, three P229 12 round magazines loaded with .40 S&W FMJ rounds, one Tactical vest with one
shell pouch, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and two utility pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, one flare gun with three flares, and a flotation vest.
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one smoke
grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
United States Navy
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds in 10 round
stripper clips one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, two cased ammunition pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a
pair of standard binoculars, a professional radio, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount and a M203
grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds,
one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, three fragmentation
grenade launcher grenades, three HE grenade launcher grenades, two smoke grenade launcher grenade, one
combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, one holster pouch, one small
magazine/speedloader pouch, one utility pouch, and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of
standard binoculars, two flares,and a bayonet
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One M249 LMG, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round
magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat
helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch,
and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a
shovel
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One M14 rifle with a 8x day/night sight installed on the optic mount, seven M14 20 round magazines loaded
with 7.62x51mm FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ
rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with six large
magazine pouches, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, one utility pouch, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One Colt M4A1 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optics mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines
loaded with 5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round magazines loaded with
9x19mm FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest
with eight large magazine pouches, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, one kit pouch
filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars,
two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One H&K MP5 Sub-machinegun with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, seven MP5 30 round
magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round magazines loaded
with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one Benelli M1014 shotgun, ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00
Buckshot shells, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with
eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch,one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, one
shell pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
bayonet, and a shovel
Anti Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round
magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one AT4 rocket launcher two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one holster pouch, one small
magazine/speedloader pouch, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of
standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One Colt M4A1 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one SIG P228 handgun, three P228 12 round
magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, three directional mines with detonator, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack,
a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
United States Air Force, Russian Air Force, People's Liberation Army Air Force, French Air Force, Israeli Air
Force, German Luftwaffe, and the Royal Air Forces
Fighter/Bomber Pilot:
A Fighter/Bomber pilot is the pilot of a Fighter Jet, or a Bomber Jet
Flight Suit and a parachute
People's Liberation Army Ground Forces
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One Norinco QBZ Type 95 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine QBZ 30 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and
two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, a professional
radio, and a shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One Norinco QLZ-87B Grenade Launcher with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the
optic mount, One Norinco QSZ-92 handgun, three QSZ 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ
rounds,one combat helmet , a tactical holster, three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades, three HE grenade
launcher grenades, two smoke grenade launcher grenade, one Tactical vest with one utility pouch, and four
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One Norinco QBB Type 95 LSW with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
five QBZ 75 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, and two grenade
pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One Norinco QBZ Type 95 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, nine QBZ 30 round magazines
loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat
helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and
two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One Norinco QBU Type 95 rifle, five QBU 10 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, one
Norinco QSZ-92 handgun, three QSZ 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster pouch,
one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and one cased ammunition pouch, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of
eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One Norinco QBU Type 95 rifle, five QBU 10 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, one
Norinco M98 shotgun, ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, one shell pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars,
two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Anti Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One Norinco QBZ Type 95 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine QBZ 30 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, one RPG-7 rocket launcher, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two
flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Crewman
A Crewman is an armored vehicle driver
One Norinco QBZ Type 95 Carbine with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, one QBZ 30 round
magazine loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, one Norinco QSZ-92 handgun, three QSZ 15 round
magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat helmet, a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One Norinco QBZ Type 95 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine QBZ 30 round magazines loaded with 5.8x42mm Chinese FMJ rounds, three directional mines with
detonator, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight
large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Israeli Defense Force
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One IMI Tavor TAR-21 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds in 10
round stripper clips, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest
with eight large magazine pouches,two cased ammunition pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade
pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a professional radio, a bayonet, and a
shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One IMI Tavor TAR-21 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount and
a M203 grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ
rounds, three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades,three HE grenade launcher grenades, two smoke
grenade launcher grenade, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, one utility
pouch, and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet,
and a shovel
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One IMI Negev LMG, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade pouches, a backpack,
a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One IMI Tavor STAR-21 rifle , nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two
flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman/Medic
A Corpsman is a field medic
One Colt M16A4 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optics mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines
loaded with 5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet,
one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One M24A3 rifle with a Match Barrel, five M24A3 5 round magazines loaded with .338 Lapua Magnum Match
Grade rounds, one IMI Jericho 941, three 941 16 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster pouch,
one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and four cased ammunition pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of
eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One IMI Tavor CTAR-21 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round
magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Mossberg 500 shotgun or Remington 870 Express shotgun,
ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, one shell
pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and
a shovel
Anti Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One IMI Tavor CTAR-21 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one M72 LAW, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
bayonet, and a shovel
Crewman
A Crewman is a armored vehicle driver
One IMI Galil rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, one Galil 7.62 25 round magazine loaded
with7.62x51mm FMJ rounds, one IMI Jericho 941 handgun, three 941 16 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm
FMJ, one combat helmet, a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One IMI Tavor CTAR-21 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount,
nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three directional mines with detonator,
two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large
magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One IMI Jericho 941 handgun, three 941 16 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ, one combat helmet, one
smoke grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
British Army and the Special Air Service
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One L85 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30
round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds in 10 round stripper clips
two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large
magazine pouches, one utility pouch, two cased ammunition pouches, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a professional radio, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One L85 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount and a M203
grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds,
three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades,three HE grenade launcher grenades, two smoke grenade
launcher grenade, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, one utility pouch,
and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a
shovel
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One FN MINIMI LMG, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade pouches, a
backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One L86 LSW rifle, seven M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with six large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One L85 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optics mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with
5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical
vest with eight large magazine pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two grenade pouches,
a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One Accuracy International AWP rifle with a 10x telescopic sight installed on the optics mount and a Match
Barrel, nine AWP 5 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm Match Grade rounds, one Browning Hi-Power
handgun, three Hi-Power 13 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two smoke grenades, one
combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster pouch, one small
magazine/speedloader pouch, and eight large magazine pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of eletctro-optical
binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One L85 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with
5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Benelli M1014 shotgun, ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00
Buckshot shells, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with
eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, one shell pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Anti Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One L85 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30
round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one AT4 rocket launcher, two fragmentation grenades,
two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch,
and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a
shovel
Crewman
A Crewman is a armored vehicle driver
One L22 Carbine rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, one M16/M4 30 round magazine loaded
with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Browning Hi-Power handgun, three Hi-Power 13 round magazines loaded
with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One L85 rifle with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30
round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three directional mines with detonator, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two
flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One Browning Hi-Power, three Hi-Power 13 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat
helmet, one smoke grenade(Red) ,a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Russian Ground Forces
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle with either no sights or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
AK 74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a professional radio, a
bayonet, and a shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle with either no sights or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, five AK
74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds and a GP-30 grenade launcher on a tactical mount,
three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades,three HE grenade launcher grenades, two smoke grenade
launcher grenade, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, one utility pouch,
and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a
shovel
Light Machine Gunner
A Light Machine Gunner is a light suppressive fire infantryman
One RPK-74 Light Machine gun, three AK 74 100 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with two large magazine
pouches and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival
knife, and a shovel
General Purpose Machine Gunner
A General Purpose Machine Gunner is a Heavy suppressive fire infantryman
One PKM General Purpose Machine Gun, three 100 round belts of 7.62x54mmR FMJ rounds, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade
pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle, nine AK 74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, one
fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet,one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair
of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One Draganov SVD rifle with a 10x telescopic sight installed on the optics mount and a Match barrel, four SVD
10 round magazines loaded with 7.62x54mmR Match Grade rounds, one Makarov PM handgun, three Makarov
8 round magazines loaded with 9x18mm PM FMJ rounds, two smoke grenades, one Tactical Vest with one
grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and eight large
magazine pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a
shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle with either no sights or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
AK 74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, one Saiga 12 shotgun, two Saiga 12 10 round
magazine loaded with 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one
combat helmet, one Tactical vest with ten large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches,
a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Anti Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle with either no sights or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
AK 74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, one RPG-7 rocket launcher, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
bayonet, and a shovel
Crewman
A Crewman is a armored vehicle driver
One Kalashnikov AKS-74U rifle, four AK 74 30 round magazine loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds, one
combat helmet, a MOLLE vest with three large magazine pounces and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One Kalashnikov AK-74 rifle with either no sights or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount, nine
AK 74 30 round magazines loaded with 5.45x39mm FMJ rounds three directional mines with detonator, two
fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two
flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One Makarov PM handgun, three Makarov 8 round magazines loaded with 9x18mm PM FMJ rounds, one
combat helmet, one smoke grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
German Army
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One H&K G36 rifle, nine G36 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ
rounds in 10 round stripper clips, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches,two cased ammunition pouches, one utility pouch, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, a professional
radio, and a shovel
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One H&K G36 rifle with a AG36 grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five G36 30 round magazines loaded
with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three fragmentation grenade launcher grenades,three HE grenade launcher
grenades, two smoke grenade launcher grenade, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with four large magazine
pouches, one utility pouch, and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two
flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One H&K MG4, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke
grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade pouches, a backpack,
a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One H&K G3-SG1 rifle, seven G3 20 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with six large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a
survival knife, and a shovel
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One H&K G36 rifle, nine G36 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one fragmentation
grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One H&K PSG-1 rifle with a Match Barrel, five PSG-1 5 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm Match Grade
rounds, one H&K USP 9 handgun, three USP 9 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster
pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and four cased ammunition pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a
pair of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel
Specialist
A Specialist is a close quarters combat infantryman
One H&K G36 rifle , nine G36 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Remington 870
combat shotgun, ten 12 Gauge breaching shells, fifteen 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot shells, two fragmentation
grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one
utility pouch, one shell pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars,
two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Anti-Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One H&K G36 rifle, nine G36 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Panzerfaust 3 rocket
launcher, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight
large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Crewman
A Crewman is an armored vehicle driver
One H&K MP7A1 Sub-machinegun with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, five MP7 30 round
magazine loaded with 4.6x30mm HK FMJ rounds, one combat helmet, a MOLLE vest with four large magazine
pouches and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One H&K G36, nine G36 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three directional mines with
detonator, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with eight
large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard
binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One H&K USP 9, three USP 9 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat helmet,one
smoke grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
French Army
Rifleman
A Rifleman is the standard infantryman
One FAMAS G2 rifle with an optics mount upgrade, either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on
the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, eighty 5.56x45mm FMJ
rounds in 10 round stripper clips, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, two cased ammunition pouches, one utility pouch, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, a professional
radio, and a shovel.
Grenadier
A Grenadier is a medium range engagement infantryman
One FAMAS G2 rifle with an optics mount upgrade and a tactical mount upgrade, with either a red dot sight or
a 1.5x telescopic sight installed on the optic mount and a M203 grenade launcher on a tactical mount, five
M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three fragmentation grenade launcher
grenades,three HE grenade launcher grenades, two smoke grenade launcher grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical vest with four large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and four grenade pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Automatic Rifleman
An Automatic Rifleman is a suppressive fire infantryman
One FN MINIMI LMG, three 100 round belts of 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest with three utility pouches and two grenade pouches, a
backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Designated Marksman
A Designated Marksman is a long range quick engagement infantryman
One G3A3 rifle with an optics mount upgrade and a 6x telescopic sight, seven G3 20 round magazines loaded
with 7.62x51mm FMJ rounds, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one
Tactical vest with six large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a
canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Corpsman
A Corpsman is a field medic
One FAMAS G2 rifle with a red dot sight installed on the optics mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines
loaded with 5.56x45 NATO FMJ rounds, one fragmentation grenades, three smoke grenades, one combat helmet,
one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one kit pouch filled with a small first-aid Kit, and two
grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Sniper
A Sniper is a precision long range engagement specialist
One FR F2 rifle with a Match Barrel, five FR F2 10 round magazines loaded with 7.62x51mm Match Grade
rounds, one Beretta 92FS handgun, three M9/92FS 15 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, two
smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical Vest with one grenade pouch, one utility pouch, one holster
pouch, one small magazine/speedloader pouch, and four cased ammunition pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a
pair of eletctro-optical binoculars, four flares, a survival knife, and a shovel.
Anti-Tank
An Anti Tank is a anti armored vehicle infantryman
One FAMAS G2 rifle with an optics mount upgrade with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed
on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one AT4 rocket
launcher or FMG-148 Javelin rocket launcher, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat
helmet, one Tactical vest with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a
backpack, a canteen, a pair of standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Crewman
A Crewman is a armored vehicle driver
One FAMAS G2 rifle with an optics mount upgrade with a red dot sight installed on the optic mount, one
M16/M4 30 round magazine loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, one Beretta M9 handgun, three M9/92FS 15
round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat helmet, a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Anti-Personnel
An Anti-Personnel is a defense focused infantryman
One FAMAS G2 rifle with an optics mount upgrade with either a red dot sight or a 1.5x telescopic sight installed
on the optic mount, nine M16/M4 30 round magazines loaded with 5.56x45mm FMJ rounds, three directional
mines with detonator, two fragmentation grenades, two smoke grenades, one combat helmet, one Tactical vest
with eight large magazine pouches, one utility pouch, and two grenade pouches, a backpack, a canteen, a pair of
standard binoculars, two flares, a bayonet, and a shovel.
Pilot
A pilot is a helicopter pilot
One Glock 17 handgun, three Glock 26 17 round magazines loaded with 9x19mm FMJ rounds, one combat
helmet, one smoke grenade(Red), a tactical holster and a survival knife.
Credits
All information was found using Google from various firearms websites, my own knowledge, and wikipedia.
Most writeup text from the firearms was acquired from wikipedia, and their vast number of sources. The Ops
and Tactics copyright belongs to Sweet Soul Bro !!H5XdMKmBv5G. All listed firearms are owned by their
respective companies, trademarks, copyrights and I do not take to claim any ownership of any. Please don't sue
me, I have no monies.
Designed for use with the Ops and Tactics Core Rulebook 5th Edition.
Thanks to the following individuals: Hospes, Maus, Reiz, the entire /k/ IRC chatroom, and wikipedia.
Total Uniquely Stated firearms: 1,043 firearms.