GRIFTS Weapons and Equipment

Advanced Weaponry Info
GURPS-Rifts Weapon Info
Weapons Table #1 (old)
Alternate Firearms Table #2
Expanded High-Tech Equipment List
Tech Level 4 Weapons
Tech Level 5 Weapons
Tech Level 6 Weapons
Tech Level 7 Weapons
Advanced Weaponry Information
Here are some interesting things to keep in mind regarding advanced weaponry. This is conceptual, no game mechaics here. This should give a good idea of what these types of weapons are and those with advanced weapon skills of tech level 8-10 would have heard of them, if not used them before.(1)

Laser (Light Amplified by Stimulated Emission of Radiation)

Lasers are the mainstay of most sci-fi/high tech games out there. They are simple, elegant, and cheap weapons compared to most other energy weapons in sci-fi. Simple because there is no need for massive cooling, heating, compression or other such equipment, just a focusing chamber of some sort.
Elegant due to the precise damage that it can inflict and the lack of sound by conventional physics other then a slight hum. And cheap for the same reasons it is simple, the lack of complex systems.
Lasers inflict damage entirely through exciting the molecules in the target to a higher state of action. In other words, it burns either a nice hole or melts a section away due to high heat in targets with low water concentrations and causes targets with a high water concentration to undergo explosive vaporization of the targets fluids. So upon hitting a high density composite armour, the laser causes an area on the armour to melts away, revealing either a deeper layer of the armour or exposes whatever is underneath the armour to further damage, whether that is structure of the item or the poor pilot.
While being a very effective weapon under optimal conditions, the laser drops in effectiveness under adverse conditions. Optimal conditions for a laser are conditions not found within an atmosphere. Environmental factors including particles in the air, humidity, and other common occurrences, when combined, render the laser as a weapon best suited for use in outer space. Particulate matter in the air tends to scatter the beam, reducing the amount of energy that arrives at the target location; this lowers the amount of damage done to the target (no duh). Humidity in the air poses another problem for the use of lasers in an atmosphere. At the front shock-cone (the point where the laser is moving through the air), the temperature is high enough that it can no longer hold humidity and the rapid cooling of the air after the beam has passed through, result in an interesting phenomenon. This causes the humidity in the wake of the laser to condense into a fine line of mist in the shape of the beam in the air for approximately 2-6 seconds afterwards. This is known as a DEW (Directed Energy Weapon) Line, and provides everyone in the area with a straight line between the target and the firing unit.

Ion Weapons

The category of Ion weapons covers a broad spectrum of weapons. These types of weapons are slightly higher up the technological ladder compared to lasers, but not by much. They use most of the same systems as a laser with the addition of a system to gather and compress ions from either the surrounding environment or from a special reaction mass container. The addition of the compression system increases the weight, bulk, and cost and reduces the range of the weapon when compared to a laser. But these reductions are offset by the significantly higher damage potential and reduced energy requirements of the weapon. Firing a stream of low mass, low energy ions, down an ionized path to the target, ion weapons are related to the more advanced particle beam type weapons.
While a laser does damage through extreme heat, Ion Weapons acts almost as a sand blaster at the point of impact. The particles in the ion stream wash across the target surface, stripping particles from the target. A secondary effect of Ion based weaponry is an electrifying effect caused by the interaction of the ion beam with the target surface. While not damaging in itself, this effect can be quite horrifying to watch as ultra- low power lightning bolt crawl across the surface of the target.
Overall, an ion weapon is as effective as a laser weapon. While a laser weapon suffers due to particulate mass between the weapon and the target, the ion weapon actually functions better with the intervening particle mass. This is due to the particle mass in the way being added to the beam, replacing ions lost at the trailing edge of the beam. While humidity poses a much lower problem to an ion weapon, the problem of DEW Lines is still inherent, though not quite as obvious or as long lasting in the air. While the laser is a weapon best suited to use in a non-atmospheric environment, the ion weapon is best suited for use in terrestrial conflicts. To simplify the production of most ion weapons and to also lower the weight of the weapon, most ions would use some method of collecting the ionic mass for firing from the air around it. While effective in an atmosphere, in space, this tends to have no effect.

Plasma Weapons

Contrary to popular belief, Plasma is not super napalm. Nor is it some sort of ultrahigh temperature gel generated within the gun. Plasma is another way of looking at matter beyond solid, liquid, and gas. By the simplest definition, plasma is ultrahigh temperature substance somewhat like a gas and a liquid at the same time.
Plasma cause damage not only through high-energy discharge on the target, but also through extreme heat, severe ionic charging of the target surface, radical decomposition of any organic or semi-organic components of the target, among other forces. The high- energy discharge makes reference to speed and mass striking the target, resulting in damage with no equivalent in modern weapons. A 50g (1.5oz, about 1/9th of a pound) cadmium telluride pellet turned into plasma would have more damage upon impact then a 150mm tank shell. The standard plasma weapon used in Rifts is what is sometimes known in physics as a "Free-range Plasma" (FrP) weapon. This type of weapon uses ambient molecules and energy from some source to form a high-energy plasma, which subsequently ejected from the weapon at high-speed at the target.
While achieving incredible amounts of damage, Plasma weapons are among the least power effective weapons in existence. This is primarily due to the weapon having to gather enough mass together, and then heating the mass up to the point where it becomes plasma. Another drawback of this type of weapons is DEW Lines, a problem for all types of energy weapons. Whereas the DEW Line from a laser or ion weapon is a short lived phenomenon; the DEW Line from a plasma weapon has additional problems. The DEW Line from a Plasma weapon has a medium to long duration within the air, along with residual ionization effects of the air through with the Plasma weapon was fired. The residual ionization of the air can be detected long after the weapon was fired. This same ionization can lead to an increased number of lightning strike in the area that weapon was discharged for up to an hour after firing. An additional drawback inherent in plasma weapons is recoil. Unlike most of other types of energy weapons, plasma weapons expel enough mass each firing to achieve recoil. While the level of recoil is lower then that of a conventional rifle, persons used to laser and ion based weapons tend to be surprised by the weapon kicking when fired.

Particle Beam Weapons

An outgrowth of both Ion and Plasma weapons, Particle beam weapons are among the pinnacle of energy based weapons. Firing a beam of heavier particles (Iron, Iridium, Cobalt, and Tungsten nuclei) at the target, Particle Beam weapons cause severe damage by numerous principles. The primary cause of damage is the impact of the particles in the beam. This causes effects close to that of an Ion weapon, the removal of layers of the target's surface. In the case of Particle Beam weapons, the damage is much higher then that caused by Ion weapons. This is due to the larger and heavier particles that compose the beam. The secondary cause of damage by a Particle Beam is severe ionization of the target. This is a much more damaging effect then the similar effect produced by Ion weapons. The ionization produced by a Particle Beam weapon is comparable to that produced by a direct strike from a lightning bolt. This can cause electronics to fail, organic material to decompose into their components, and other effects.
While being a devastating weapon, Particle Beams do have significant drawbacks. While a laser, ion, or even, to a certain extent, plasma weapons, all do generally the same amount of damage at all ranges, Particle Beam weapons experience a drop in power with the distance traveled. At extreme range, a Particle beam will only produce the ionizing effects, this is due to the particles in the beam having either lost most of their energy or having been lost from the beam. This can be countered by the lengthening and finer focusing of the Particle beam, but only to a certain extent. Another drawback is the high power requirements of the beam itself. While a laser or ion weapon requires very little power, a Particle beam requires significant power.

Electromagnetic Kinetic Weapons

This is one of the broadest categories of weapons in science fiction. To make it a bit easier to understand, this subject will be cut into smaller pieces.

A. Gauss/Rail Weapons: Using a series of magnetic rings (in the case of gauss weapons) or parallel rails (in rail guns), these weapons accelerate a ferrous (Iron, Cobalt, Nickel, or alloys of them) projectile to speeds higher then those of bullets propelled by gunpowder. While each weapon type has it's own inherent advantages and disadvantages; they are lumped into one group for simplicity's sake.
The average gauss/rail weapon can propel a projectile at many times the speed of sound and with accuracy equal or better then a gunpowder weapon. While these weapons might seem at first glance to be the best choice for modern weapons, this is not the case. While a gauss/rail weapon is more effective in most ways, there are aspects where conventional weapons over shadow them. Gauss/Rail weapons produce much higher recoil then conventional weapons, but not for the same reasons. While gauss/rail weapons are much more accurate then conventional weapons, the maintenance for them is also much higher. After a certain number rounds fired from a gauss/rail weapon, the weapon must be checked to make sure that the magnets are in good condition or that the rails have not warped due to the forces on them. The number of shells this is required is much lower then that of a conventional assault rifle. While most infantrymen can carry a conventional weapon, gauss/rail weapons are much to heavy for use on other then tanks and vehicles of all sorts, including powered armours. The necessary ammunition drum for the gauss/rail weapon also reduces the mobility of the weapon.

Pulse Theory

In the early 1990s, research by the United States Government developed a branch of electromagnetic weapons that seemed to have solved the problems inherent in gauss and rail weapons. Called "Pulse Theory" by the researchers, this offshoot provided man portable firepower almost equal to that of a gauss weapon. By using two opposing magnets, the rear magnet fitted solid and the forward magnet with a small aperture in the center of it, the system could propel magnets at close to the same speeds as gauss weapons at a much lower cost. While seeming to be the alternative to gauss/rail weapons, pulse theory weapons would not displace the forerunners. Pulse theory weapons have a much shorter range then either gauss or rail weapons. The accuracy of pulse theory weapons is also much lower. The best use for pulse theory weapons was for artillery (by 1999 military documents) and small infantry weapons.

GURPS: Rifts

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RIFTS

Armor
Take the MDC of the armor, and call it ablative DR. That means for every 4 points of damage done to the armor that doesn't penetrate, the armor loses 1 point of DR at TL 7 or less. For TL 8 armors this ratio is 1/5, and for 9 it is 1/6. TL armors of 10 and better are so rare as to be dealt with on a case by case basis. This makes for a very small increase in bookkeeping during combat (assuming you can do math in your head) and makes it simple and quick to convert all armor. All other systems remain the same, including the vastly reduced weights of armors as listed in the Rifts manuals.

Targeting Systems
Targeting systems take a beating in Rifts , where only the expensive giant robots are equipped with an IR Searchlight. This device was invented during WWII and obsolete today. Personally, I'm all for this, because I want any victory of the PC's to be theirs and not their HUD's doing. I�d like GRIFTS to have a very 'old west' feel, one that doesn't lend itself to 'fire and forget' missiles or smartlinked weapons being carried by the PC�s. Such equipment will be kept primarily to military assigned personnel, and will be difficult to aquire and only in very limited quantities. Ranges below are given in standard GURPS terms, weight is given in pounds.

Weapon Types

Laser:

Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. In other words, a coherent beam of photons, or light, with enough energy to do damage.

Ion Blaster:

Basically an electrolaser. To better simulate electrolasers, the damages on these weapons were reduced to levels that happen to be almost useless against modern armor. Against unarmored opponents and many beasties, however, they are just the thing.
Remember that an opponent in metal armor is not only hit at +2, but does not get any of his armor's PD or DR against the attack.

Grenade Launcher:

The different calibers of the different launcher grenades (and their compatibility) are listed below:

NG "Mighty Mite" Series (for the NG-Super combo): 18mm NG "Mega-Bullet" Series (for the NG-LG6 combo): 23mm
*Note that the NG Mega-Bullet can chamber Coalition mini-grenades, but not the other way around.
Coalition Mini-Grenades (for every g. l. in the Coalition arsenal): 22mm
WI E-102 (Wellington's only line of grenades): 26mm

Grenade damage (for the Coalition model; more to come) is as follows:

Coalition Mini-Grenades Dmg Radius(yds.)

Fragmentation: 6dx3[2d] 4.0

Shaped Charge: 4dx2(10) 0.5

Concussion: 6dx3 4.0

Particle Beam:

This is a particle acceleration weapon, one that emits a raw stream of conventional particles. Since there is mass emitted, there is recoil, and a distinctive whine as the weapon discharges.

Plasma Ejector:

This is in the flamer class of weapons, either a plasma rifle (unless otherwise specified) or a more powerful, much more deadly fusion gun. Since it emits a steady, continuous pulse, it does not have recoil, but they are usually very heavy, and a certain amount of strength is required to hold it steady (i.e. the Firehose Effect).

Rail Gun:

An weapon that magnetically accelerates ferrous projectiles, known as a Gauss Pistol in the extreme low calibers (all but abandoned by Rifts weaponers in the rush to find something to penetrate modern armor) or as a Gauss Gun in the extreme high calibers (a thin distinction observed mostly by highly developed militaries). It, too, suffers from the Firehose Effect that increases its minimum ST without assessing recoil penalties.

Pump Pistol or Rifle:

The term 'pump' was most likely first put forth by illiterate farmers in the farmlands of the NGR. Triax was referring to them as at the time, and for many the name just wouldn't stick (can't imagine why). Most people call them 'mini grenades' although that is more properly used on the type launched by the C-14 "Firebreather" type platforms. More ovservant individuals call them 'micro grenades' and that term is probably going to last. The projectiles these 'pump' guns fire are just that, 12mm shaped charge grenades. It's also an interesting note that this weapon was developed for use against opponents who could somehow sense large amounts of electrical energy in storage (like Neuron Beasts), and the pump action was settled upon, rather than a faster, more modern feed to keep use of the expensive ammunition for these weapons to a minimum.

Plasma Cartridge Weapon:

A platform for igniting plasma cartridges, which store a great amount of energy chemically, in a suspended crystalline matrix (TB alert!). Since the reciever has to zap each cartridge's priming hole with a low-power laser (good for 10,000 shots on an internal 10KWH cell), the super-hard lens between the laser and the chamber must be cleaned often and is usually the most likely to fail; treat any critical failure as the lens shattering under the intense heat of the plasma being emitted. The laser will be destroyed, too (5000cr for the laser and 5000 for the lens from your friendly Naruni Enterprises Dealer, half that if you make the repair yourself (Electronic Ops (Weapons)/TL10 at -1). Plasma Cartridge weapons are otherwise just like Particle Beam Weapons.

Weapons Table #1

A FEW RIFTS WEAPONS CONVERTED TO GURPS (From the original Rifts book)

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

Wilk�s 320 Laser Pistol imp 1d+2 9 10 200 500 2 4 20\C 0 - - -

Wilk's 447 Laser Rifle imp 2d+1 11 17 900 1200 5 8 12\C 0 - - -

NG-57 HD Ion Blaster imp 10d 12 8 60 120 5 1 5\C 0 - - -

NG-Super Laser* imp 2d+2 9 8 750 1200 13 4 100/D 0 - - -

NG-Super Grenade Launcher var. Var. 10 6 N/A 400 - 1 6+8 -1 - - -
*Note that the above two entries are for two different barrels of the same weapon.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
Wilk�s 320 Laser Pistol	imp	1d+2	9	10	200	500	2	4	20\C	0	-	-	-
Wilk's 447 Laser Rifle	imp	2d+1	11	17	900	1200	5	8	12\C	0	-	-	-
NG-57 HD Ion Blaster	imp	10d	12	8	60	120	5	1	5\C	0	-	-	-
NG-Super Laser*	imp	2d+2	9	8	750	1200	13	4	100/D	0	-	-	-
NG-Super Grenade Launcher	var.	Var.	10	6	N/A	400	-	1	6+8	-1	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

NG-33 laser Pistol imp 1d+2 9 8 250 675 4 4 20\C 0 - - -

NG-L5 Laser Rifle imp 2d 11 15 1000 1400 14 8 200/D 0 - - -

NG-P7 Particle Rifle imp 5dx4 15 12 365 850 21 1 35/D -1 - - -

L-20 Pulse Rifle imp 2d-1 10 13 1200 1700 7 12 140/D 0 - - -

JA-11 7.62mm Rifle* cr 7d+1 13 13 1000 4500 15 1 1 -2 - - -

JA-11 Laser* imp 2d+2 12 16 1200 2000 - 8 12\C 0 - - -

JA-11 Ion Beam* imp 14d 14 11 100 300 - 1 5\C 0 - - -
*Note that the previous three entries represent different 'barrels' of he same weapon. Contains 2 C clips, one for each energy weapon.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
NG-33 laser Pistol	imp	1d+2	9	8	250	675	4	4	20\C	0	-	-	-
NG-L5 Laser Rifle	imp	2d	11	15	1000	1400	14	8	200/D	0	-	-	-
NG-P7 Particle Rifle	imp	5dx4	15	12	365	850	21	1	35/D	-1	-	-	-
L-20 Pulse Rifle	imp	2d-1	10	13	1200	1700	7	12	140/D	0	-	-	-
JA-11 7.62mm Rifle*	cr	7d+1	13	13	1000	4500	15	1	1	-2	-	-	-
JA-11 Laser*	imp	2d+2	12	16	1200	2000	-	8	12\C	0	-	-	-
JA-11 Ion Beam*	imp	14d	14	11	100	300	-	1	5\C	0	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

JA-9 imp 2d+2 11 16 1200 2000 6 8 100/D 0 - - -

C-8 Laser Pistol imp 2d-1 9 8 200 500 2 4 12\C 0 - - -

C-10 Laser Rifle imp 2d 12 17 900 1200 5 8 140/D 0 - - -

C-12 Laser Rifle imp 2d+1 11 15 1350 2000 7 8 120/D 0 - - -

C-14 "Firebreather" Combo Laser* imp 2d+1 11 15 1500 2000 10 8 120/D 0

C-14 "Firebreather" Combo G.L.* var. Var. 10 7 N/A 400 - 1 6 -1 - - -
*Note that the previous two entries represent different 'barrels' of he same weapon.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
JA-9	imp	2d+2	11	16	1200	2000	6	8	100/D	0	-	-	-
C-8 Laser Pistol	imp	2d-1	9	8	200	500	2	4	12\C	0	-	-	-
C-10 Laser Rifle	imp	2d	12	17	900	1200	5	8	140/D	0	-	-	-
C-12 Laser Rifle	imp	2d+1	11	15	1350	2000	7	8	120/D	0	-	-	-
C-14 "Firebreather" Combo Laser*	imp	2d+1	11	15	1500	2000	10	8	120/D	0
C-14 "Firebreather" Combo G.L.*	var.	Var.	10	7	N/A	400	-	1	6	-1	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

C-27 Heavy Plasma Cannon spcl. 15d 7 14 600 1600 12 1 70/D -2 - - -

Wilk's 457 Laser Pulse Rifle imp 2d+2 10 15 1200 1700 5 12 100/D 0 - - -

NG-E4 Plasma Ejector spcl. 13d 7 12 400 900 14 1 10 -1 - - -

CV-212 Variable Laser Rifle imp 2d+2 11 14 1500 2000 6 8 100/D 0 - - -

TX-30 Ion Pulse Rifle imp 9d 11 12 100 300 7 2~ 5/C 0 - - -

TX-11 Sniper Laser* imp 30d 14 13 4000 12000 5 1 1/C 0 - - -
*This is a substantial departure from the stats for the sniper laser as written, with its mediocre damage and un-sniper-like low range (1600 feet/488m). I took a little license here and made it, essentially, a dino laser. Note also that the weapon includes a thermographic sight.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
C-27 Heavy Plasma Cannon	spcl.	15d	7	14	600	1600	12	1	70/D	-2	-	-	-
Wilk's 457 Laser Pulse Rifle	imp	2d+2	10	15	1200	1700	5	12	100/D	0	-	-	-
NG-E4 Plasma Ejector	spcl.	13d	7	12	400	900	14	1	10	-1	-	-	-
CV-212 Variable Laser Rifle	imp	2d+2	11	14	1500	2000	6	8	100/D	0	-	-	-
TX-30 Ion Pulse Rifle	imp	9d	11	12	100	300	7	2~	5/C	0	-	-	-
TX-11 Sniper Laser*	imp	30d	14	13	4000	12000	5	1	1/C	0	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

TX-16 Pump Rifle sxp. 6d(5) 12 13 N/A 900 9 2~ 16 -3 - - -

TX-5 Pump Pistol sxp. 6d(5) 9 4 N/A 400 5 2~ 6 -3 - - -
The following rail guns have no recoil, as they exert a constant force (much like a fire hose) which doesn't spoil aim for anyone who has the (considerable) strength necessary to use it. For those who lack the strength, it is recommended that they be assessed double the penalties. Note also that they require both ammunition and energy.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
TX-16 Pump Rifle	sxp.	6d(5)	12	13	N/A	900	9	2~	16	-3	-	-	-
TX-5 Pump Pistol	sxp.	6d(5)	9	4	N/A	400	5	2~	6	-3	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

TX-500 Borg Rail Gun cr 4dx2(3) 11 13 1200 5400 80 20 200 0 - - -

C-40R SAMAS Rail Gun cr 6dx2(3) 12 16 1200 5400 92 12 120 0 - - -

NG-101 Rail Gun cr 4dx2(3) 12 15 1200 5400 128 12 120 0 - - -

NG-202 Rail Gun cr 4dx2(3) 13 16 1200 5400 198 20 200 0 - - -
*Energy needs are provided by a 'power pack' that weighs 35 lbs. and is worn as a backpack. See Ammunition, above.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
TX-500 Borg Rail Gun	cr	4dx2(3)	11	13	1200	5400	80	20	200	0	-	-	-
C-40R SAMAS Rail Gun	cr	6dx2(3)	12	16	1200	5400	92	12	120	0	-	-	-
NG-101 Rail Gun	cr	4dx2(3)	12	15	1200	5400	128	12	120	0	-	-	-
NG-202 Rail Gun	cr	4dx2(3)	13	16	1200	5400	198	20	200	0	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

TX-20 "Short" Laser Pistol imp 2d 9 6 300 800 2 4 10/C 0 - - -

TX-22 Precision Laser Pistol imp 2d-1 11 10 500 1000 3 4 12/C 0 - - -

TX-24 Ion Pulser Pistol imp 7d 10 7 60 120 4 2~ 10/C 0 - - -

TX-26 Particle Beam Pistol imp 14d 10 5 N/A 300 5 1 8/C -2 - - -

WR-10 Wilderness Ion Pistol imp 9d 12 8 60 120 2 1 10/C 0 - - -

TX-41 Giant Laser Pulse Rifle* imp 6dx2 12 11 3200 8000 25 12 * 0 - - -
*The original TX-41 Giant-Sized Laser Pulse Rifle did the exact same damage as the TX-42 normal-sized weapon. I couldn't bear it. I mean, why not weld a huge handle and trigger onto the smaller weapon so giants can use it? I turned it into something like a gatling laser and now I feel a lot better. The TX-41 is also charged by a 235 KWH giant-sized e-clip and can fire 120 rounds before replacement.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
TX-20 "Short" Laser Pistol	imp	2d	9	6	300	800	2	4	10/C	0	-	-	-
TX-22 Precision Laser Pistol	imp	2d-1	11	10	500	1000	3	4	12/C	0	-	-	-
TX-24 Ion Pulser Pistol	imp	7d	10	7	60	120	4	2~	10/C	0	-	-	-
TX-26 Particle Beam Pistol	imp	14d	10	5	N/A	300	5	1	8/C	-2	-	-	-
WR-10 Wilderness Ion Pistol	imp	9d	12	8	60	120	2	1	10/C	0	-	-	-
TX-41 Giant Laser Pulse Rifle*	imp	6dx2	12	11	3200	8000	25	12	*	0	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

TX-42 Laser Pulse Rifle imp 3d 12 9 1500 2000 8 12 100/D 0 - - -

TX-43 Light Assault Laser Rifle imp 2d-1 12 9 900 1200 7 8 120/D 0 - - -

TX-45 Particle Beam Rifle imp 6dx4 11 17 300 800 9 1 30/D -1 - - -

TX-50 Rail Gun cr 8d(3) 11 13 1200 5400 60 12 120 0 - - -
*The higher ST minimum represents the lightweight (for a Rifts railgun) weapon's tendency to 'get away' from the user.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
TX-42 Laser Pulse Rifle	imp	3d	12	9	1500	2000	8	12	100/D	0	-	-	-
TX-43 Light Assault Laser Rifle	imp	2d-1	12	9	900	1200	7	8	120/D	0	-	-	-
TX-45 Particle Beam Rifle	imp	6dx4	11	17	300	800	9	1	30/D	-1	-	-	-
TX-50 Rail Gun	cr	8d(3)	11	13	1200	5400	60	12	120	0	-	-	-

Weapon Type Dmg SS Acc �D Max Wt. RoF Shots Rcl ST Cost TL

TX-250 Rail Gun cr 5dx3(3) 13 14 1820 8190 250 20 200 0 - - -

WR-15 Laser Rifle imp 2d+2 12 15 1500 2000 9 8 100/D 0 - - -

WR-17 "Double" Laser Rifle* imp 10d 14 13 800 1200 12 1 20/D 0 - - -

WR-17 "Double" Ion Rifle* imp 12d 11 11 100 300 - 1 20/D 0 - - -
*The above two slots are for the same weapon, the WR-17 "Double" Rifle. Contians 1 D cell.

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	Rcl	ST	Cost	TL
TX-250 Rail Gun	cr	5dx3(3)	13	14	1820	8190	250	20	200	0	-	-	-
WR-15 Laser Rifle	imp	2d+2	12	15	1500	2000	9	8	100/D	0	-	-	-
WR-17 "Double" Laser Rifle*	imp	10d	14	13	800	1200	12	1	20/D	0	-	-	-
WR-17 "Double" Ion Rifle*	imp	12d	11	11	100	300	-	1	20/D	0	-	-	-

Alternate Firearms Tables for GURPS

The generic weapons are standard, mid-priced examples of the type.

Weapons that can fire semi-automatically as well as on full-auto have a star after their ROF. If they have two stars after the ROF, then they are capible of firing three round bursts as well. The notation of BA means Bolt Action, and LA means Lever Action. S/PA stands for semi/pump action. The pump action guns have a ROF of (2~) rather than the GURPS standard of (3~), because it is my opinion that you cannot work a pump action as fast as you can pull the trigger. There is an exception in the case of older shotguns, like the Winchester Model 97, where you could hold the trigger back while working the action. The sources used in making this list are GURPS: High Tech, BTRC's Guns!Guns!Guns!, and Jane's Security and COIN Systems 1994-95. My use of these sources are not to be construed by any of these groups to be an attack on their copyrights and does not imply any approval by them of these tables or notes. Weapons with an star (*) after their name are ones that I've built with 3G^3 and those with two (**) are from GURPS:Cyberworld. The prices assume that this is a decade or so into the future and may need some tweeking for your game world.....

Handguns

Automatic Pistols
Revolvers
Civilian Rifles and Shotguns

Automatic pistols

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Glock 17 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2	3~	17+1	9	-1	400	7
Glock 19 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2	3~	15+1	9	-1	380	7
Glock 20 10mm	crit	3d-2	10	3	185	1800	2	3~	15+1	11	-3	400	7
Glock 21 .45ACP	crit	2d	10	3	175	1700	2	3~	13+1	10	-2	400	7
Glock 22 .40S&W	crit	2d	10	3	185	1800	2	3~	15+1	10	-2	400	7
Glock Hotload **	verC	2d+2	9	4	100	1500	1.3	3~	20+1	9	-1	600	7
4mm Rapide pistol*	crit	2d+3	9	2	100	5000	2	3~	15+1	11	-2	450	7
FN HP35 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2.5	3~	13+1	9	-1	300	7
H&K SOCOM .45ACP	crit	2d	10	3	175	1700	2.7	3~	12+1	10	-1	500	7
M92F 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2.5	3~	15+1	9	-1	350	7
M92F .40S&W	crit	2d	10	3	150	1867	2.5	3~	13+1	9	-1	350	7
Walther PPK .380	crit	2d	10	2	125	1467	1.3	3~	6+1	8	-1	340	7
Walther PPK .22lr	crit	1d	10	2	75	1200	1.3	3~	7+1	8	-1	340	7
Walther PPK .32ACP	crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1476	1.3	3~	7+1	8	-1	340	7
Astra A90 .45ACP	crit	2d	9	2	175	1700	1.5	3~	9+1	10	-2	350	7
Astra A90 9mmP	crit	2d+1	9	2	150	1867	1.5	3~	15+1	9	-1	350	7
Astra A90.38Super	crit	2d+2	9	2	150	1867	1.5	3~	15+1	9	-1	350	7
Astra A90 .40S&W	crit	2d	9	2	150	1867	1.5	3~	9+1	9	-1	350	7
Makarov 9mmMak	crit	2d	10	2	125	1467	1.3	3~	8+1	9	-1	150	7
Tokarev 7.62mmR	crit	2d+1	10	2	140	1800	2	3~	8+1	10	-1	100	7
M1911A1 clones	crit	2d	10	2	175	1700	2.8	3~	7+1	10	-2	250	7
Brownetta I .380	crit	2d	10	2	125	1467	1.4	3~	7+1	8	-1	150	7
Brownetta II.380	crit	2d	10	2	125	1467	1.6	3~	12+1	8	-1	200	7
IMI Eagle .357M	crit	3d-1	12	3	185	2000	4.5	3~	9+1	12	-2	400	7
IMI Eagle .44M	crit	3d	12	3	230	2500	4.5	3~	9+1	12	-3	450	7
IMI Eagle .50AE	crit	3d+2	12	3	230	2500	4.5	3~	9+1	12	-4	500	7
S&W 469 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	2	150	1867	2	3~	12+1	8	-1	300	7
S&W 645 .45ACP	crit	2d	11	3	175	1700	2.4	3~	8+1	10	-2	325	7
S&W 459 9mmP	crit	2d+1	11	3	150	1867	2.1	3~	14+1	8	-1	320	7
S&W39 9mmP	crit	2d+1	11	3	150	1867	1.7	3~	8+1	8	-1	270	7
S&W UrbDef 9mmcl**	ver	2d	9	5	100	1500	1.3	3~	20+1	8	-1	320	7
P-38 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	2	175	1867	2.1	3~	7+1	8	-1	150	7
H&K P7M8	crit	2d+1	9	3	175	1867	2.2	3~	8+1	8	-1	200	7
H&K P7M13	crit	2d+1	9	3	175	1867	2.5	3~	13+1	8	-1	320	7
SIG226 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2.2	3~	15+1	9	-1	350	7
Ruger STD .22lr	crit	2d-1	11	4	75	1200	2.5	3~	9+1	7	-1	200	7
AMT Backup .380	crit	2d	9	0	125	1467	1	~	5+1	8	-2	100	7
AMT Backup .22lr	crit	1d	9	0	75	1200	1	3~	6+1	7	-1	90	7
Raven .25ACP	16	1d	9	0	40	900	1	3~	6+1	-	-1	50	7
M1911A1 .45ACP	ver	2d	10	2	175	1700	2.8	3~	7+1	10	-2	300	7
M1911A1 9mmP	ver	2d+1	10	2	150	1867	2.8	3~	7+1	9	-1	280	7
M1911A1 .38Super	ver	2d+2	10	2	150	1867	2.8	3~	7+1	9	-1	280	7

Revolvers

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Colt SAA .45C	crit	3d-2	11	2	150	1700	2.5	1	6	11	-3	240
Colt SAA .44M	crit	3d	11	2	200	2500	2.5	1	6	11	-3	250
Colt SAA .22lr	crit	1d+1	11	2	75	1200	2.5	1	6	8	-1	150
Colt SAA .357M	crit	3d-1	11	2	185	2034	2.5	1	6	10	-2	245

(Ruger Blackhawks are same, but no .45C and acc is 3) this adds a cost of +20

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
generic .22lr snub	crit	1d	9	2	75	1200	1.2	3~	5-6	7	-1	90
generic .32lsnub	crit	2d-1	9	2	100	1467	1.2	3~	5-6	7	-1	90
generic .38 snub	crit	2d	9	2	120	1934	1.5	3~	5	8	-1	100
generic .357snub	crit	2d+1	9	2	150	1934	1.6	3~	5	10	-3	150
generic .44Ssnub	crit	2d	9	2	150	1700	1.6	3~	5	11	-2	150
generic .44Msnub	crit	2d+2	9	2	150	2000	1.6	3~	5	12	-4	185
generic .22lr	crit	1d+1	10	2	75	1200	1.5	3~	6	7	-1	100
generic .32l	crit	2d	10	2	120	1467	1.6	3~	6	8	-1	100
generic .38 spl	crit	2d+1	10	2	120	1934	2	3~	6	8	-1	120
generic .357M	crit	3d-1	10	2	185	2034	3	3~	6	10	-2	185
generic .44M	crit	3d	10	2	200	2500	3.3	3~	6	11	-3	200

(Colt or S&W regulars are acc 3, Colt .38 snub can have 6 shots) this adds a cost of +20

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Vector .22lr	crit	1d+1	8	2	75	1200	1.5	3~	10	8	-1	150
Vector .22Mag	crit	1d+3	8	2	80	1350	1.5	3~	10	9	-1	160

Civilian Rifles and Shotguns

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Gen BA .308	crit	7d	14	11	1k	3710	9	1/2	5+1	11	-2	200
gen BA .30-06	crit	7d+1	14	11	1k	4655	9	1/2	5+1	11	-2	250
gen ba .22lr	crit	3d-1	13	11	200	2200	8	1/2	10+1	8	-1	80
gen ba .270	crit	6d+3	14	11	1k	4000	9	1/2	5+1	10	-2	240
gen ba .243	crit	6d	14	11	600	3900	9	1/2	5+1	10	-1	200
gen ba .300M	crit	9d	15	12	1.2k	5000	10	1/2	3+1	12	-3	320
gen ba 7mmM	crit	7d+2	14	11	1.1k	4655	9	1/2	5+1	11	-2	300
gen ba 5.56mm	crit	5d	14	11	500	3843	8	1/2	5+1	9	-1	200
gen la .30-30	crit	5d	13	8	450	3011	7	2~	6+1	10	-1	150
gen la .357M	crit	4d	13	8	185	2034	7	2~	6+1	9	-1	150
gen la .44M	crit	5d+2	13	8	200	2500	7	2~	6+1	10	-2	160
gen la .22lr	crit	2d+2	13	8	200	2200	6.5	2~	10+1	7	-1	70
gen s/pa .22lrtube	crit	2d+2	12	7	200	2200	6	3~	14+1	7	-1	70
gen s/pa .22lrclip	crit	2d+2	12	7	200	2200	6	3~	10+1	7	-1	80
gen s/pa .308	crit	7d	13	11	1k	3710	11	3~	5+1	11	-2	300
gen s/pa .30-06	crit	7d+1	13	11	1k	4655	11	3~	5+1	11	-2	320
gen s/pa .270	crit	6d+3	13	11	1k	4000	11	3~	5+1	11	-2	320
gen s/pa .243	crit	6d	13	11	600	3900	11	3~	5+1	10	-1	300
gen s/pa 7mmM	crit	7d+2	14	11	1.1k4655	12	3~	3+1	11	-2	350
FN Viper 5.7mm*	crit	3d+1	13	11	250	973	11	~	5+1	10	-1	310
single shot 410	ver	2d-1	13	3	25	150	7	1	1	10	-2	60
single shot 20	ver	3d-2	13	3	25	150	7	1	1	11	-3	75
single shot 12	ver	4d	13	3	25	150	7	1	1	13	-3	80
double 410	ver	2d-1	11	3	25	150	8	2~	2	10	-2	70
double 20	ver	3d-2	11	3	25	150	8	2~	2	11	-3	85
double 12	ver	4d	11	3	25	150	8	2~	2	13	-3	100
double 10	ver	5d	11	3	25	150	9	2~	2	14	-4	110
over/under 20	ver	3d-2	14	3	25	150	8	2~	2	11	-3	90
over/under 12	ver	4d	14	3	25	150	8	2~	2	13	-3	110
pump 410	crit	2d-1	12	4	25	150	8	2~	4+1	10	-2	80
pump 20	crit	3d-2	12	4	25	150	8	2~	4+1	11	-3	100
pump 12	crit	4d	12	4	25	150	8	2~	4+1	13	-3	150
semi 410	crit	2d-1	12	4	25	150	7	3~	4+1	9	-1	80
semi 20	crit	3d-2	12	4	25	150	8	3~	4+1	10	-2	100
semi 12	crit	4d	12	4	25	150	8	3~	4+1	12	-2	150
semi 10	crit	5d	12	4	25	150	8	3~	2+1	13	-3	160
Striker 12ga.	crit	4d	13	5	25	150	12	3~	12	11	-2	200
Franchi SPAS	crit	4d	12	5	25	150	10	3~	7+1	10	-2	220
H&K/Win CAWS	crit	5d	10	7	50	200	10	4*	10+1	12	-2	300
Jackhammer 12ga.	crit	4d	12	4	25	150	9.5	3~	10	12	-2	210

Modern and Near Future Military Weapons

Rifles
Sub-Machine Guns
Grenade Launchers
Machine Guns

Rifles

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Steyr AUG	crit	5d	11	10	500	3843	9	11*	30+1	9	-1	450
Steyr AUG Carbine	crit	5d-1	11	10	500	3843	9	11*	30+1	9	-1	450
FN FAL	crit	7d	14	11	1K	3710	11	11*	20+1	11	-2	400
FN FNC	crit	5d	12	11	500	3843	8	11*	30+1	9	-1	360
AK-47	ver	5d+1	12	7	400	3011	10.5	10*	30+1	10	-1	200
AK-74	ver	5d	12	7	500	3843	10.5	10*	30+1	9	-1*	350
AK-95 5.45CLAPS*	ver	5d(2)	12	10	439	1560	8.5	10*	45+1	10	-1*	500
SVD	crit	7d	14	11	800	3900	11	3~	10+1	11	-2	400
FA MAS	crit	5d	12	9	500	3843	9	16**	30+1	9	-1	350
H&K G3	crit	7d	14	10	1K	3710	11	10*	20+1	11	-2	350
H&K G41	crit	5d	3	10	500	3843	10	10**	30+1	9	-1	400
H&K G11	ver	5d+2	12	13	439	3726	9.5	10*	50+1	9	-1	550
Galil 5.56mm	crit	5d	12	10	500	3843	10.5	12*	35+1	9	-1	500
Galil 7.62mm	crit	7d	12	11	1k	3710	11	11*	20+1	11	-2	500
Type 64	crit	7d-3	13	11	900	3600	13	8*	20+1	10	-1	300
Type 96 5.5mmcl*	crit	5d+2	12	10	450	5284	7.5	10**	55+1	9	-1	560
Enfield IW 5.56	16	5d	11	10	500	3843	9.2	2*	30+1	9	-1	250
M-14	crit	7d	14	11	1K	3710	11	11*	20+1	11	-2	300
M-21	crit	7d	14	15	1K	3710	12	3~	20+1	11	-2	500
M-16	16	5d	12	10	500	3843	7.5	12*	20+1	9	-1	200
M-16A1	crit	5d	12	11	500	3843	8	12*	30+1	9	-1	260
M-16A2	crit	5d	12	12	500	3843	8.5	3rb	30+1	9	-1	300
XM-20 laser rifle*	ver	2d+2	13	13	200	7110	20.5	1	200bat	10	--	5000

for the XM-20 = on stun 1 imp dmg & 2d+1 fatiuge; acc-10 1/2 dam-100 max-876
Sub-Machine Guns

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Steyr AUG SMG	crit	5d-2	11	10	400	3000	16	11*	42C	12	-1	450
FN P90	ver	3d	9	6	200	886	6.6	15*	50+1	10	-2	450
AKSU-74 5.54mm	crit	5d-3	11	6	400	3000	8	12*	30+1	10	-2	300
AKSU-95 5.45CLAPS	ver	5d-3(2)	11	6	330	892	8	12*	45+1	10	-2	400
Skorpion M61 .32	crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1467	5.3	14*	20	8	-1	200
4mm Rapide PDW*	crit	3d+2	11	5	150	5947	4.6	12*	55	9	-2	500
H&K G53 5.56mm	crit	5d-3	11	9	400	3000	6.5	12*	30+1	9	1	300
H&K MP-9 9mm Para	crit	3d-1	10	8	160	1900	8	10**	32+1	10	-1	250
H&K MP-9KS 9mm P	crit	2d-2	10	3	160	1900	7.5	10**	15+1	10	-1	400
H&K PDW 9mm Para	crit	2d+1	10	6	140	1800	7.25	10**	32+1	10	-2	300
H&K MP-10 10mm	crit	3d+2	10	8	190	1750	8	10**	30+1	11	-3	320
H&K MP-11 .45ACP	crit	2d+1	10	8	190	1750	8	10**	30+1	11	-3	300
Uzi 9mm Para	crit	3d-1	10	7	160	1900	9.5	10*	32	10	-1	280
Uzi .45ACP	crit	2d+1	10	7	190	1750	9.5	10*	30	10	-1	300
MiniUzi	crit	3d-1	10	5	160	1900	8.6	16*	32	10	-2	250
MicroUzi	crit	2d+1	10	3	160	1900	6.5	18*	25	11	-3	240
Beretta M12 9mmP	crit	3d-1	10	5	160	1900	8.4	10*	32	10	-2	260
Beretta M93R 9mmP	crit	2d+1	10	3	150	1867	2.5	18**	20+1	9	-3/-5	250
Sterling L2A3	crit	3d-1	11	7	160	1900	8	9*	32	10	-1	250
CAR-15	crit	d-3	11	9	400	3000	6.5	12*	30+1	9	-1	250
Colt SMG	crit	3d-1	11	9	160	1900	6.5	12*	32	9	-1	240
Ingram M-10 .45	crit	2d	9	6	180	1700	8	12*	30	12	-2	100
Ingram M-10 9mmP	crit	2d+1	9	6	160	1900	8	12*	32	12	-2	100
Ingram M-11 .380	crit	2d	9	6	120	1100	7	16*	32	11	-2	80

Grenade Launchers

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
M79 40X46mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	12	6	14	400	7	1/4	1	12	-2	300
Mk.19 40X53mm	crit	3d(10)[3d]	20	15	14	1600	76/15	6	20	--	-1	3k
M203 40X46mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	14	6	14	400	4	1/4	1	11	-1	400
AGS-17 Plamya 30mm	crit	2d[2d]	20	12	8	1200	38/15	1	29	--	-1	1.5k
BG-15 30mm	crit	2d[2d]	14	5	8	300	4	1/4	1	11	-1	250
Armscor MGL-6 40mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	12	8	14	375	12	3~	6	11	-1	400
H&K69 40X46mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	11	4	14	350	4	1/4	1	12	-3	350
H&K79 40X46mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	14	6	14	350	4	1/4	1	11	-1	350
GW-2000 30mm CL*	crit	2d(10)[2d]	12	6	12	420	11.5	2~	7+1	11	-1	600
GW-2100 30mm CL*	crit	2d(10)[2d]	14	5	12	390	4	2~	2+1	11	-1	500
CIS 40 40X46mm	crit	2d+2[3d]	12	5	14	400	7	1/4	1	12	-2	300
Arwen 37 37mm	crit	special	12	6	20	100	8.4	1~	5	12	-2	300
Arwen Ace 37mm	crit	special	12	6	20	100	4.6	1/5	1	12	-2	200
Hilton HG40	crit	2d+2[3d]	14	6	14	400	4	1/4	1	11	-1	400
Excalibur Mk2 37mm	crit	special	12	6	20	100	9.5	1~	5	12	-2	300
S&W Gas Gun 37mm	crit	special	12	6	20	100	6	1/4	1	12	-2	200
S&W Gas&Flare 37mm	crit	special	11	3	20	100	2.7	1/3	1	12	-3	200

Machine Guns

Weapon	Type	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	TL
Steyr LSW	crit	5d+1	12	11	500	3843	16	11*	42C	12	-1	450
FN MAG	crit	7d	19	8	1k	3710	25	10	100B	13	-1	460
DShK 12.7mm	crit	12d	--	8	1.2k	5k	75/269	12	50B	--	-1	1.2k
KPV 14.5mm	crit	13d+1	--	8	1.4k	6k	115/120	10	50B	--	-2	2k
NSV 12.7mm	crit	12d	--	8	1.2k	5k	63/120	12	50B	--	-1	1.5k
PKM	crit	7d	19	6	1k	3900	22	12	100B	13	-1	400
RPD	crit	5d+1	17	6	400	3011	16	11	100B	12	-1	250
RPK-47	crit	5d+1	14	7	400	3011	16	10*	40C	11	-1	250
RPK-74	crit	5d	14	7	500	3843	16	10*	40C	11	-1	300
RPK-95	ver	5d(2)	14	7	435	1560	16	10*	60C	11	-1	350
MG3	crit	7d	19	7	1k	3710	27	15	100B	13	-1	450
MG4 4.92mm CL*	ver	5d+2	17	8	439	3726	24	15	150D	13	-1	500
Type 98 5.5mmCL*	ver	5d+2	15	8	450	5284	18	12*	75D	12	-1	650
Enfield LSW	16	5d+1	12	11	500	3843	16	12*	30C	12	-1	260
M1919A4	crit	7d+1	--	6	1k	4655	31/45	8	150B	13	-1	400
M1919A6	crit	7d+1	19	6	1k	4655	35	8	150B	13	-2	400
M-243	crit	5d	15	8	500	3843	16	13*	200B	12	-1	300
M2HB	ver	12d	--	8	1.2k	5k	84/128	8	100B	--	-1	1.5k
M-60	crit	7d	19	7	1k	3710	23	10	100B	13	-1	320
M-60E3	crit	7d	16	7	1k	3710	20	10	100B	12	-1	350

NOTES

The Rapide pistol is a hypothetical pistol chambered for the same cartidge as an equally hypothetical French personal defense weapon. They use a hyper-velocity 4mm bottlenecked cartridge that goes at over 4000fps. The sonic crack is louder than the powder explosion that fires the bullet. This round is not affected by the optional "pistol caliber JHP expansion" rule in G:High Tech

The Vector revolvers are rectangular, with a saw type handle and a fully enclosed cylinder. It is reloaded by swinging the front down and replacing the cylinder. The gun is fired with the index finger on the side of the gun and squeezing the grip with the other fingers. This is a problem for fast-draws and weapon retention situations. Roll vs. DX (at -5 if you're wrestling for the gun) to avoid an accidental discharge.

The Viper is a hypothetical civilian target rifle chambered for the same 5.7mm round that the FN P90 PDW uses. It is part of FN's attempt to regain market share after the so-called "assault weapons" ban that stopped the importation of most European semi-automatic rifles, and to help expand sales of the P90 and of the 5.7mm round.

The Jackhammer is a bullpup streetsweeper type of shotgun. It uses a ten shot ammo cassette (basically a revolver cylinder on steriods) that clips into the stock. The ammo cassette can used seperately with a special device that allows it to be used like a Claymore mine. This is used with a special non-lethal flash-bang shell in riot control situations. This shell cannot be fired from the shotgun itself, as it detonates too soon, and might injure the firer.

The XM-20 is a prototype laser rifle based on reports of the Army's tests with such weapons. It fires once per turn with either a laser beam or as an electrolaser. The "ammo" is a belt of batteries very similar to what TV news cameramen use when covering stories. The rifle weighs 7lbs, and the batteries weight 13.5lbs.

The AK-95 is a hypothetical near future decendant of the AK family of weapons. It fires a caseless APS round based off of the current 5.45mm round. The choice of an APS round was due to increasing prevelance of kevlar body armor in western forces. It was designed such that AK-74's could be easily modified by simply re-chambering the barrel and issuing new magazines to the troops. There are RPK and AKSU versions of it as well.

The Type 65 is Japan's current service rifle. It uses a special reduced load 7.62mm NATO round to avoid recoil problems. By ajusting the gas port, it can use normal 7.62mm ammo. (Use range and damage from the FN FAL)

The Type 96 is a caseless Japanese assault rifle from a game I once ran, set during a war between us and a Russo-Japanese alliance. It is a bullpup with a flat top-mounted magazine similar to the one used by the FN P90. The Type 98 Light Machine Gun is from the same game. It has a conventional layout, with two 75 round drums and a dual feed mechanism.

The FN P90 is an excellent PDW from Belgium. It fires the new 5.7mm round, and has a radical, but effective, design. It is effective against light body armor and flack jackets out to 200 meters, and is light, durable, and is very streamlined for use from within vehicles.

The H&K PDW is simply an MP5K with a fixed stock. The MP-10 and -11 are the MP-5 chambered for 10mm and .45ACP, respectively.

The GW-2000 is a hypothetical caseless pump action grenade launcher. It looks like a SPAS-12 shotgun with a fixed stock. The GW-2100 is a similar weapon which attaches to the barrel of most assault rilfes. U.S. troops refer to this combo as a "Ripley Special".

The MG4 is based on the rumors of the Germans making a Machine gun in the same caliber as the G11 caseless assault rifle.

Expanded High-Tech Equipment
These lists depict the basic equipment soldiers would carry under normal circumstances not including their personal weapons and ammo: Standard Equipment
Combat Equipment
General Equipment
Weapon Gear
Squad Leader Gear
RTO/Electronic Warfare Equipment
Sniper/Scout Gear
Medic Gear
Demolitions Expert Gear
Climate Gear

Standard Equipment

Item Specs

Uniform -----

Sunglasses DR2 for eyes $10, neg.

Wristwatch Digital compass, altimeter, thermometer, database, calcualtor, and watch $250, neg.

Combat boots Polymer reinforced heavy combat boots, $150, 3lbs.

Hat Multitude of styles and colors $10+, neg.

Leather Gloves For rapelling or shooting $25, ? lbs.

Knee and Elbow Pads Protects against falling and scraping, a DX roll makes all surfaces "soft" $50, 1 lbs.

BDU -1 to IR detection, w/ CBW coating $200, 2 lbs.

Swiss Army Knife Minor repairs are at -3 with only this, Major repairs at -5 $25, neg.

Total $710, 6.5 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Uniform	-----
	Sunglasses	DR2 for eyes $10, neg.
	Wristwatch	Digital compass, altimeter, thermometer, database, calcualtor, and watch $250, neg.
	Combat boots	Polymer reinforced heavy combat boots, $150, 3lbs.
	Hat	Multitude of styles and colors $10+, neg.
	Leather Gloves	For rapelling or shooting $25, ? lbs.
	Knee and Elbow Pads	Protects against falling and scraping, a DX roll makes all surfaces "soft" $50, 1 lbs.
	BDU	-1 to IR detection, w/ CBW coating $200, 2 lbs.
	Swiss Army Knife	Minor repairs are at -3 with only this, Major repairs at -5 $25, neg.

	Total	$710, 6.5 lbs.

Combat Armor

Item Specs

Life Support Pack Environmental controls $750, 2.5 lbs.

Infrared Cloaking -3 to detection from IR sensors and targeting, for six hours. $1,500, 5 lbs.

RAM Coating -2 to detection from Radar $1,500, 5 lbs.

CBW coating Reduces time and amount of decontaminate needed $100

Helmet Video Transmits video images $100, ? lbs.

Laser Receiver Mounts on helmet $250, 2 lbs.

Goggles, Multi-view Low-light, anti-glare, and IR goggles combined $1,200, 1? lbs.

Heads Up Display (HUD) Gives +1 to Piloting, Driving, and other skills that need fast information $500, ? lbs.

Near Miss Indicator +2 to Vision to detect source of firing weapons $1,000, neg.

Radiation Counter Digital rad counter built into goggles $100, ? lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Life Support Pack	Environmental controls $750, 2.5 lbs.
	Infrared Cloaking	-3 to detection from IR sensors and targeting, for six hours. $1,500, 5 lbs.
	RAM Coating	-2 to detection from Radar $1,500, 5 lbs.
	CBW coating	Reduces time and amount of decontaminate needed $100
	Helmet Video	Transmits video images $100, ? lbs.
	Laser Receiver	Mounts on helmet $250, 2 lbs.
	Goggles, Multi-view	Low-light, anti-glare, and IR goggles combined $1,200, 1? lbs.
	Heads Up Display (HUD)	Gives +1 to Piloting, Driving, and other skills that need fast information $500, ? lbs.
	Near Miss Indicator	+2 to Vision to detect source of firing weapons $1,000, neg.
	Radiation Counter	Digital rad counter built into goggles $100, ? lbs.

General Equipment

Item Specs

Backpack With internal frame (holds 150 lbs) $200, 5 lbs.

Chemsticks, IR Five IR-only chemsticks, with blackout cover $15, ? lbs.

Chemsticks Five chemsticks in ?, 1, 8 or 24 hr durations and brightness, with blackout cover $5, ? lbs.

Duct-tape 200-ft. roll $5, ? lbs.

Entrenching Tool A folding shovel, uses Axe skill, does Sw-1 cutting $15, 2 lbs.

Filtration Canteen Makes one quart of pure water in 30 minutes $175, 3 lbs.

Mess kit, Personal Small cooking kit for one-man with can opener, fork, knife, cup, and spoon $15, ? lbs.

Paracord, 300ft. Five inner lines with nylon outer, tested to 550 lbs. $15, 1 lbs.

Bivy Shelter One-man pup-tent, insulated and waterproof $200, 3 lbs.

Strobe Marker, IR IR wavelength only�visible at 3 miles through clothes, light foliage, etc. $50, ? lbs.

Water Basin, Folding Canvas waterproof bowl holds two quarts unfolded $5, neg.

Watchdog This is a passive infrared sensor that provides warning against animals or intruders $600, 3 lbs.

Seismic Sensor Can detect vehicles, animals, and people at 100 yards or more $500, 3 lbs.

Mine, Bouncing Betty Tripwire, sensor, or command mine leaps one-yard up and does 6dx3[4d] $100, 5 lbs.

Mine, Claymore As above, but does 2d concussion, and fires 30 blast of 10d pellets $200, 5 lbs.

BDU DR2 (DR4 vs. flame), -1 to IR detection, w/ CBW coating $200, 2 lbs.

Total: $2,300, 34 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Backpack	With internal frame (holds 150 lbs) $200, 5 lbs.
	Chemsticks, IR	Five IR-only chemsticks, with blackout cover $15, ? lbs.
	Chemsticks	Five chemsticks in ?, 1, 8 or 24 hr durations and brightness, with blackout cover $5, ? lbs.
	Duct-tape	200-ft. roll $5, ? lbs.
	Entrenching Tool	A folding shovel, uses Axe skill, does Sw-1 cutting $15, 2 lbs.
	Filtration Canteen	Makes one quart of pure water in 30 minutes $175, 3 lbs.
	Mess kit, Personal	Small cooking kit for one-man with can opener, fork, knife, cup, and spoon $15, ? lbs.
	Paracord, 300ft.	Five inner lines with nylon outer, tested to 550 lbs. $15, 1 lbs.
	Bivy Shelter	One-man pup-tent, insulated and waterproof $200, 3 lbs.
	Strobe Marker, IR	IR wavelength only�visible at 3 miles through clothes, light foliage, etc. $50, ? lbs.
	Water Basin, Folding	Canvas waterproof bowl holds two quarts unfolded $5, neg.
	Watchdog	This is a passive infrared sensor that provides warning against animals or intruders $600, 3 lbs.
	Seismic Sensor	Can detect vehicles, animals, and people at 100 yards or more $500, 3 lbs.
	Mine, Bouncing Betty	Tripwire, sensor, or command mine leaps one-yard up and does 6dx3[4d] $100, 5 lbs.
	Mine, Claymore	As above, but does 2d concussion, and fires 30 blast of 10d pellets $200, 5 lbs.
	BDU	DR2 (DR4 vs. flame), -1 to IR detection, w/ CBW coating $200, 2 lbs.

	Total:	$2,300, 34 lbs.

Equipment (cont.)

Item Specs

Fanny pack Holds 15 lbs. of gear $40, ? lbs.

Poncho Issue poncho $30, 1 lbs.

Poncho liner Issue light blanket, usually carried instead of sleeping bag in warm climates $50, 2 lbs.

Personal Kit Personal basics: comb, lighter, cup, etc. $25, ? lbs.

Rations, Tube Concentrated Rations for one week, but complain of hunger $50, 2 lbs.

Stove, Lightweight, Fuel 30 tablets burn for 15 minutes each, smokeless, no fumes $20, 1 lbs.

Stove, Lightweight Tiny cook stove carried by mountain climbers $5, ? lbs.

Total: $220, 7.5 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Fanny pack	Holds 15 lbs. of gear $40, ? lbs.
	Poncho	Issue poncho $30, 1 lbs.
	Poncho liner	Issue light blanket, usually carried instead of sleeping bag in warm climates $50, 2 lbs.
	Personal Kit	Personal basics: comb, lighter, cup, etc. $25, ? lbs.
	Rations, Tube	Concentrated Rations for one week, but complain of hunger $50, 2 lbs.
	Stove, Lightweight, Fuel	30 tablets burn for 15 minutes each, smokeless, no fumes $20, 1 lbs.
	Stove, Lightweight	Tiny cook stove carried by mountain climbers $5, ? lbs.

	Total:	$220, 7.5 lbs.

Equipment (cont.)

Item Specs

Battle Vest Web vest that holds 20 lbs. of gear, Fast Draw to get it without searching for 1 turn $100, 2 lbs.

Gun Cleaning Kit, small For use with one specific firearm $20, ? lbs.

Water Purification Tablets 50 tablets, purify 1 quart of water each $5, neg.

Wire-saw Use as a saw or wire garrote $5, neg.

Trip-wire, 100 ft. Thin steel wire that can hold up to 100 lbs. $5, ? lbs.

Compass Mil-spec lensatic compass for night use, +1 to Orienteering $75, neg.

Radar Locator A personal radar detector, at up to twice that radar's range $50, ? lbs.

Medkit, Emergency +1 to First Aid $300, 2 lbs.

Flashlight, Shoulder Light 50-foot beam, flexible neck and clip mounts on harness, web gear, shoulder, etc. $50, 1 lbs.

Binoculars, Military 10x +3/+6 to vision, with the same capabilities of Multi-View goggles $1,000, 3 lbs.

Transponder Sends coded emergency beacon when activated $500, 2.5 lbs.

Military GPS +3 to Orienteering and Navigation, accurate to 1 foot $1,500, 1 lbs.

Whetstone For sharpening blades and tools $10, ? lbs.

Mini-Toolkit (Armoury) Minor repairs are at -2 penalty, Major are at �4 $400, 2 lbs.

Fire-starter Magnesium chunk with striker $5, neg.

Survival Straw Filter-in-a-straw, good for 5,000 gallons $25, neg.

Notebook, Waterproof Waterproof cover and paper, with pen and pencil $10, 1 lbs.

Swiss Bayonet Knife, saw, wire-cutter sheath, and survival kit $75, 1 lbs.

Total: $4,135, 17.5 lbs.

Equipment (cont.)

Item Specs

Web Gear Web belt and suspenders with lots of pouches and rings for gear $50, 2 lbs.

Holster, Military A flap holster, -2 to Fast-Draw due to flap, -1 to Holdout $50, ? lbs.

Canteen Holds one quart (2 lbs) of water, has cup, stand, and cover $10, 3 lbs.

Flashlight, Mini 15-foot beam, usually in IR-filter only for map-reading $8, ? lbs.

Mini-Mechanic Minor repairs are at -2 with only this, Major repairs at -5 $50, ? lbs.

Survival Knife Knife with fishing line, hooks, fire-starter, compass, and wire-saw $100, 1 lbs.

Total: $278, 10 lbs.

Item Specs

Total: $16,143, 118.5 lbs.

Weapon Gear

Item Specs

HUD Sights -2 to SS, and requires HUD goggles, visor, or neural HUD interface $500, neg.

Laser Sight +2 to Acc, Reduced SS penalty to 100, available in red, yellow, IR versions $100, neg.

Sling, Jungle Padded adjustable sling that keeps weapon in "ready position" $50, ? lbs.

Smartsight Enhances opportunity fire $1,000, neg.

Squad Leader

Item Specs

Computerized Map A hardened computer running a Computer Navigation program, +2 to skill $4,500, 1 lbs.

Maps Tactical level military maps, in a waterproof map case $100, 2 lbs.

Military GPS +3 to Orienteering and Navigation, accurate to 1 foot $1,500, 1 lbs.

Televiewers, 50x +5/+10 to vision, with light-intensification and IR functions $1,500, 2 lbs.

Tiny Computer, Military Complexity 2, Hardened, genius, watch, helmet, or wrist model $20,000, 1? lbs.

Map case, waterproof Holds a folded map and writing utensils, can be strapped to arm $15, neg.

Laser Rangefinder This device is used to give accurate range and movement, adds +2 to hit $3,000, 2 lbs.

Laser Designator Illuminates the target for laser-homing projectiles, giving a +5 to hit. $1,000, 2 lbs.

RTO/Electronic Warfare

Item Specs

Directional Transceiver Radio Direction Finder $100,? lbs.

Scrambled Radio Video-capable, 1000+ mile range, scrambled $1,200, 10 lbs.

Laser Communicator Looks like a rifle $5,000, 10 lbs.

Laser Tripod-Tracking For communicating with aircraft at a distance $1,000, 10 lbs.

Mini-Radar Like a backpack radar or AESA, but with only 1-mile range $1,000, 3 lbs.

Sniper/Scout

Item Specs

Rifle Case, Sniper Cloth case with padding and drag handles, can serve as sniper shooting mat $200, 10 lbs.

Scope, 40X TG/LLTV 2-mile Thermograph with Scan 13, +5 to Weapon Acc, Vision is +4/+9 $16,000, 3 lbs.

Electronic Lockpick Breadboards, circuits and tools, +3 to picking electronic locks $1500, 3 lbs.

Tactical Sensor Array An optical imager, sonic-motion detector, thermograph and parabolic microphone $20,000, 6 lbs.

Bipod Folding legs, gives +1 to aimed shots $75, 1 lbs.

Targeting Computer Armored, dedicated, hardened, tiny computer that gives the gunner a +2 to skill $1,200, 1 lb.

Sonic Motion Detector Air sonar, 360 range about 30 yards; each extra 10 yards past is -2 to skill rolls $1,000, 2 lbs.

Medic

Item Specs

Anti-toxin kit For one specific toxin $25, ? lbs.

Medkit, Paramedic +2 to First Aid, Physician, Surgery, and Diagnosis at no penalty $1,500, 15 lbs.

Medcomp Dedicated computer (C3) with Diagnosis with skill of 12 hardwired in $24,000, 2 lbs.

X-Ray Scanner +5 to Holdout to find hidden objects on a person, range of 1 foot $2,000, 4 lbs.

Demolitions Expert

Item Specs

Control Unit, Radio Detonates radio detonators, can be traced or jammed, ? mile range $500, 1 lbs.

Detonator, Electronic Radio or timer detonator�has ? mile range, signal can be jammed $50, neg.

Detonator, Trip Has 3-yard tripwire, -3 to Vision if Camouflage roll is made $5, neg.

Detonator Caps, 50ct Do 1d-3 damage each, used to detonate Plastex, must have electrical current $50, 2 lbs.

Mine, Limpet Beads of glue allow it to be placed on the target, does 6dx6(10) $125, 2? lbs.

Plastex, Demo-Brick Does 6dx2 per ? lb., 6dx8 per pound, or 6dx40 per brick, can be shaped $800, 5 lbs.

Satchel Charge A knapsack with a 5 lbs. of Plastex (6dx40), and an electronic timer $1,00, 6 lbs.

X-Ray Scanner +5 to Holdout to find hidden objects on a person, range of 1 foot $2,000, 4 lbs.

Chemsniffer 5-yd range, detects 100 compounds unless completely sealed $700, 2 lbs.

Additional Gear by climate

Cold Weather

Item Specs

Sleeping Pad Insulation and padding for extra comfort $75, 2 lbs.

Sleeping Bag Standard cold-weather sleeping bag $100, 3 lbs.

BDU, Winter As above, but +5 to

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For those PC�s who already have equipment in the game that use different stats for these weapons, this chart supercedes what information you currently have.

NOTE:The following tables have been created as a more complete list of Weapons for player reference. If a wepaon is found on these tables that is seemingly the same as a weapon from a previous table, please use this as the correct and accurate information and notify either the GM or WebMaster of the duplicate info.

GRIFTS Weapons and Equipment Continued

THE TECH LEVEL 4 FIREARMS LIST
Non-Repeating Pistols
Shotguns
Muskets and Rifles

NON-REPEATING PISTOLS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Handgonne, .50	13	1D	14	1	40	300	5	1/60	1	10	-3	600	~1350
Axe-Gonne, .60	13	1D+1	14	1	50	350	7	1/60	1	10	-2	800	~1400
Japanese Pistol, .60	14	1D	12	1	40	400	3	1/60	1	10	-2	30	~1550
Pocket Pistol, .50	14	1D	11	1	40	300	1	1/60	1	10	-3	200	~1580
Belt Pistol, .60	14	1D+1	13	1	75	400	3.25	1/60	1	10	-1	700	1612
Horse Pistol, .75	14	2D+1	12	1	90	500	4	1/60	1	12	-3	1500	1618
Naval Pistol, .51	14	2D-1	11	1	75	450	3	1/20	1	10	-1	200	1705
Duck's Foot Pistol, .40	14	1D+1	11	1	40	300	2	4	4	13	-4	50	1720
Highland Pistol, .52	14	2D	11	2	55	400	2.75	1/20	1	10	-2	400	1721
Egg Holster Pistol, .60	14	2D+1	12	1	50	400	2.75	1/20	1	11	-2	50	1772
Wogdon Dueller, .45	15	2D-1	10	3	75	400	2.75	1/20	1	9	-1	20	1800

SHOTGUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Blunderbuss, 8G	14	5D	14	3	15	100	12	1/15	1	13	-4	5	1700
Manton, 12G	15	4D	9	5	25	150	8	~2	2	13	-4	300	1790

MUSKETS AND RIFLES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Heavy Handgonne, .90	13	2D	20	1	100	600	15	1/60	1	10	-3	300	~1350
Arquebus, .65	14	3D-2	16	3	100	700	9	1/60	1	10	-2	100	~1515
Musket w/rest, .80	14	4D	18	3	100	900	20	1/60	1	12	-2	400	~1550
Caliver, .75	14	3D	15	5	100	700	11	1/60	1	10	-2	50	~1650
Target Rifle, .85	15	2D	16	9	200	1000	14	1/90	1	10	-1	600	~1580
Carbine, .65	14	2D	14	4	70	600	7	1/60	1	11	-3	200	~1600
Jager Rifle, .80	14	4D	12	7	150	1000	12	1/90	1	12	-3	800	~1600
DB Carbine, .60	14	2D-1	14	4	70	600	11	~2	2	10	-2	1100	~1620
(Rifled Barrel)	14	2D-1	14	7	200	1000	11	~2	2	10	-2	1100	~1620
Fusil, .65	14	3D-2	14	5	100	800	9	1/20	1	10	-2	75	1690
Brown Bess, .75	14	4D	15	5	100	1500	13	1/20	1	11	-3	10	1720
Indian Musket, .58	14	4D	15	6	200	2500	10	1/20	1	10	-2	5	1720
Charleville, .69	14	3D	15	5	100	1500	11	1/20	1	10	-2	10	1730
Musketoon, .69	14	3D-1	15	4	100	1100	8	1/20	1	11	-3	10	1730
Kentucky Rifle, .45	14	5D	15	7	400	3700	6.75	1/20	1	10	-2	10	1750
Ferguson Rifle, .60	14	5D	14	7	400	3700	7	1/10	1	10	-2	60	1777
Baker Rifle, .625	14	5D	15	7	300	2500	9.25	1/20	1	12	-3	20	1790
Plains Rifle, .50	16	5D	14	7	400	3700	15	1/20	1	11	-3	5	1800

THE TECH LEVEL 5 FIREARMS LIST
Revolvers
Non-Repeating Pistols
Shotguns
Rifles
Machine Guns

REVOLVERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Adams 100-bore, .36	16	2D-3	10	2	115	1300	2,3	~3	6	10	-1	18	1853 UK
Adams 100-bore, .36	Crit	2D-3	11	2	115	1300	2,3	~3	6	10	-1	23	1867 UK
Adams 120-bore, .32	16	1D-2	9	2	100	1100	2,1	~3	6	10	-1	17	1853 UK
Adams 120-bore, .32	Crit	1D-2	11	2	100	1100	2,1	~3	6	10	-1	22	1867 UK
Adams 38-bore, .500	16	2D-1	12	2	125	1500	3	~3	6	11	-3	22	1853 UK
Adams 54-bore, .442	16	2D-2	11	2	120	1400	2,5	~3	6	10	-2	20	1853 UK
Adams 54-bore, .450	Crit	2D-2	11	2	120	1400	2,5	~3	6	10	-2	25	1867 UK
Belgian M1871,10,4mm	Crit	2D	12	2	150	1700	2,1	~3	6	11	-2	23	1871 Belgia
Collier, .50	14	2D	11	1	80	1000	3,5	1	5	11	-2	100	1818 UK
Colt Army, .44	Crit	2D	12	1	130	1500	2,75	1	6	11	-2	14	1860 USA
Colt Army, .45 Double-Action	Crit	2D	12	1	130	1500	2,75	~3	6	11	-2	20	1877 USA
Colt Dragoon, .44	16	2D+1	11	2	150	1500	4	1	6	12	-3	6	1848 USA
Colt Lightning, .38	Crit	2D-1	11	1	120	1300	2,25	~3	6	10	-1	13	1877 USA
Colt Model1872,.44	Crit	2D+1	12	1	150	1700	2,8	1	6	11	-2	15	1872 USA
Colt Navy, .36	16	2D-1	9	2	120	1300	2,5	1	6	10	-1	6	1851 USA
Colt Peacemaker, .32-20	Crit	2D-1	9	2	120	1300	2,5	~3	6	10	-1	10	1873 USA
Colt Peacemaker, .44	Crit	2D+1	11	2	150	1700	2,5	~3	6	11	-2	10	1873 USA
Colt Peacemaker, .44, 40 grain	Crit	3D-2	11	2	150	1700	2,5	~3	6	11	-3	10	1873 USA
Colt Peacemaker, .44-40	Crit	2D+1	11	2	150	1700	2,5	~3	6	11	-2	10	1878 USA
Colt Police,.38	16	2D-1	9	2	120	1300	2,3	1	5	10	-1	5	1862 USA
Colt Texas, .28	16	1D-2	10	1	40	900	1	1	5	6	-1	5	1856 USA
Colt Texas, .31	16	1D	10	1	40	900	1	1	5	6	-1	5	1856 USA
Colt Texas, .34	16	2D-2	10	1	100	1100	3	1	5	10	-1	5	1856 USA
Colt Texas, .36	16	2D-1	10	1	100	1100	3	1	5	10	-1	5	1856 USA
Colt Walker, .44	16	2D+2	11	2	150	1500	4,5	1	6	12	-3	6	1846 USA
Gasser 1870,11.25mm	Crit	3D+1	12	2	150	1500	3,4	~3	6	12	-3	27	1870
Gasser 1878,9mm	Crit	2D-1	11	2	80	1000	1,7	~3	6	10	-1	23	1878
Gasser 1882,11.25mmK	Crit	2D+2	12	2	130	1400	3,4	~3	6	11	-2	25	1882
LeMat, .42	15	2D-1	11	1	130	1500	3,5	1	9	11	-2	17	1856 Germ
LeMat Scattergun	Crit	3D	11	4	10	50	~~	1/L	1	11	-4	~~	~~ ~~
Nagant "Gas-Seal", 7.62mm	Crit	2D-1	11	2	150	1900	2	~3	7	8	-1	20	1895 Russ
Nagant M1878,9mm	Crit	2D-1	11	2	120	1400	2,1	~3	6	10	-1	24	1878 Russia
Pepperbox, .32	16	2D-1	12	1	40	250	4,1	1	5-7	10	-1	6	1837 USA
Reichsrevolver M1879,10,4mm	Crit	2D	12	3	150	1700	2,3	1	6	10	-2	20	1879 Germ
Reichsrevolver M1883,10,4mm	Crit	2D	11	3	150	1700	2	1	6	10	-2	20	1883 Germ
Remington N.M.Army,.44	16	2D	11	2	150	1500	2,5	1	6	11	-2	15	1860 USA
Remington, .44-40	Crit	2D	11	2	160	1800	2,5	1	6	11	-2	15	1875 USA
S&W American,.44	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1700	2,5	1	6	10	-2	20	1869 USA
S&W Frontier, .44-40	Crit	2D	12	1	160	1800	2,5	~3	6	11	-2	15	1880 USA
S&W Model 1, .22	Crit	1D-1	9	3	40	900	1	1	7	9	-1	6	1854 USA
S&W Model 2, .32	Crit	1D+1	10	2	120	1200	2	1	6	11	-2	10	1857 USA
S&W Russian, .36	Crit	2D-1	9	2	120	1300	2,5	1	6	10	-1	20	1869 US,Rus
S&W Russian, .44	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1700	2,5	1	6	10	-2	20	1869 US,Rus
S&W Safety Hammerless, .32	Crit	2D-3	11	1	100	1200	1	~3	5	7	-1	12	1887 USA
S&W Safety Hammerless, .38	Crit	2D-1	11	1	130	1600	1	~3	5	7	-1	12	1887 USA
S&W Schofield, .38	Crit	2D+1	11	2	150	1700	2,5	1	6	11	-2	13	1875 USA
Starr Army DA,.44	16	2D	12	2	130	1500	2,7	~3	6	11	-2	20	1861 USA
Webley No 1, .455	Crit	2D-1	11	2	160	1600	3	~3	6	11	-2	15	1887 UK
Webley No1,.450	Crit	2D-2	11	2	120	1400	2,5	~3	6	10	-2	335	1887 UK

NON-REPEATING PISTOLS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Derringer, .44	15	2D-1	10	1	10	300	0,5	1/L	1	11	-2	2	1850 USA
Colt One-shot, .41	Crit	1D	9	1	15	400	0,25	1/L	1	10	-1	3	1856 USA
Colt Cloverleaf, .41	Crit	1D	10	1	15	350	0,5	1	4	10	-1	5	1870 USA
Knuckleduster, .22	Crit	1D-2	9	1	10	200	0,5	1/2	7	10	-1	7	1866 USA
Knuckleduster, .32	Crit	1D-1	9	1	15	250	0,5	1/2	5	10	-1	7	1866 USA
Knuckleduster, .41	Crit	1D	9	1	15	250	0,5	1/2	5	10	-1	7	1866 USA
Remington 2-shot, .41	Crit	1D	10	1	15	350	0,5	2	2	10	1	5	1856 USA

SHOTGUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Shotgun, 8G	15	5D+2	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	15	-5	7	1836 Any
Shotgun, 10G	15	5D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	14	-4	7	1836 Any
Shotgun, 12G	15	4D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	13	-3	7	1836 Any
Shotgun, 16G	15	3D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	12	-3	7	1836 Any
Shotgun, 20G	15	3D-2	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	11	-3	7	1836 Any
Break open Shotgun, 8G	Crit	5D+2	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	15	-5	15	1863 Any
Break open Shotgun, 10G	Crit	5D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	14	-4	15	1863 Any
Break open Shotgun, 12G	Crit	4D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	13	-3	15	1863 Any
Break open Shotgun, 16G	Crit	3D	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	12	-3	15	1863 Any
Break open Shotgun, 20G	Crit	3D-2	13	5	25	150	8	1/L	1	11	-3	15	1863 Any
Itchaca Hammerless Dbl, 10G	Crit	5D	12	5	25	150	10	~2	2	13	-4	25	1860 USA
Manton Double, 12G	15	4D	9	5	25	150	8	~2	2	13	-4	50	1818 UK
Winchester �87, 10G	Crit	5D	13	5	25	150	9	~2	4+1	13	-4	35	1887 USA
Winchester �97, 12G	Crit	4D	11	5	25	150	9	~3	4+1	13	-4	45	1893 USA

The generic shotguns may be double barreled. RoF changes to ~2 and shots become 2. If both barrels are fired at once that eliminates Rcl penalties for the second shot, but ST increases by 25% and Rcl by 50%, round up.
RIFLES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Austrian,11.25mm	Crit	4D+1	15	7	500	1900	9	1/L	1	11	-2	12	1870 Austria
Colt ,.56	16	4D-1	15	7	700	2100	10	1	6	10	-2	25	1856 USA
Enfield, .577	16	4D	15	8	700	2100	8,5	1/20	1	10	-2	10	1853 UK
Hawkens,.50	16	5D	14	7	400	3700	15	1/L	1	11	-3	5	1800 USA
Henry, .44	Crit	2D+1	13	6	250	1900	10	1	15+1	10	-1	17	1862 USA
Lebel Mle 86, 8mm Lebel	Crit	6D+1	15	10	1000	3900	10	1/2	8+2	12	-3	25	1863 France
Lebel Mle 86, 8mm Lebel Carb	Crit	5D+1	15	10	800	3400	7	1/2	3+2	12	-3	25	1863 France
Mannlicher M85,11mm	Crit	5D	15	8	600	2000	10	1/2	5+1	11	-2	16	1885 Austria
Mannlicher M86,11mm	Crit	5D+1	15	8	700	2100	10	1/2	5+1	11	-2	18	1886 Austria
Mannlicher M86,8mm	Crit	6D	15	8	700	2200	9,7	1/2	5+1	10	-2	18	1888 Austria
Martini-Henry, .450	Crit	5D	15	7	600	2000	6	1/4	1	10	-2	20	1863 USA
Mauser 1871,11mm	Crit	5D	15	8	700	2100	9	1/L	1	11	-2	12	1871 Germ
Mauser 1871/84,11mm	Crit	5D	15	8	700	2100	9	1/2	9+1	11	-2	18	1884 Germ
Mauser 98, 7.92X57mm	Crit	7D	14	11	1000	4000	9	1/2	5+1	12	-3	25	1898 Germ
Mauser 1871 carbine,11mm	Crit	5D	14	7	600	1700	7	1/L	1	11	-2	12	1871 Germ
Remington-Creedmoor, .44-90	Crit	5D	15	14	900	3000	9	1/45	1	10	-2	40	1876 USA
Sharps Big 50, .50-90	Crit	6D	15	7	600	3300	9	1/L	1	12	-3	17	1875 USA
Sharps Carbine, .52	16	5D	13	7	350	2000	6,5	1/L	1	10	-2	11	1851 USA
Sharps Rifle, .52	16	5D	15	7	500	3000	9	1/L	1	11	-2	12	1851 USA
Spencer Carbine, .56	Crit	4D	13	6	300	2100	10	1	7+1	10	-3	18	1863 USA
Springfield Trapdoor, .45-70	Crit	5D	15	8	700	2100	9	1/L	1	11	-2	12	1873 USA
Springfield,.50-70	Crit	5D	15	7	600	1900	9	1/L	1	11	-2	20	1871 USA
Springfield,.57	16	4D	15	7	700	2100	8,5	1/L	1	10	-2	10	1853 USA
Winchester �73, .32-20	Crit	2D	13	7	260	1800	6,2	2	17+1<	9	-1	20	1882 USA
Winchester �73, .38-40	Crit	3D-2	13	7	280	2000	6,6	2	17+1<	10	-2	20	1880 USA
Winchester �73, .44-40	Crit	3D	13	7	300	2200	7,1	2	17+1<	10	-2	20	1873 USA
Winchester �76, .45	Crit	4D	14	7	500	2500	7,25	2	13+1<	10	-2	22	1876 USA
Winchester �94, .30-30	Crit	5D	13	8	450	3000	7	~2	6+1	10	-1	40	1874 USA
Winchester, .44-40 WD	Crit	2D+1	13	6	250	1900	7,1	2	17+1	10	-1	18	1866 USA
Winchester, .44-40 WD Carbin	Crit	2D+1	13	6	250	1900	6,4	2	13+1	10	-1	18	1866 USA

MACHINE GUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Gatling, .58	14	4D	--	4	700	2100	379	Spec	100	--	-1	120	1862 USA
Hotchkiss, 37mm	16	10D	--	4	700	2100	400	Spec	100	--	-1	250	1874 UK

THE TECH LEVEL 6 FIREARMS LIST
Automatic Pistols
Revolvers
Shotguns
Rifles
Sub-Machine Guns
Grenades
Machine Guns
Flame Throwers
Anti-Tank Weapons
Mortars

AUTOMATIC PISTOLS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Astra 300,7.65mm	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,3	~3	7+1	8	-1	25	1922 Spain
Astra 300,9mmS	Crit	2d	11	2	120	1800	1,3	~3	7+1	9	-1	25	1922 Spain
Astra 400,9mmL	Crit	2d+1	11	2	120	1800	2	~3	8+1	10	-1	30	1921 Spain
Astra Model F,9mmL	Crit	2d+1	10	2	120	1800	3,75	~3	10/20+1	10	-1	25	1935 Spain
Beholla,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	15	1915 Spain
Beretta M1915,9mmGl	Crit	2d	11	2	150	1600	1,25	~3	7+1	9	-1	15	1915 Italy
Beretta M1923,9mmGl	Crit	2d	10	2	150	1600	1,75	~3	8+1	9	-1	25	1924 Italy
Beretta M1931,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	120	1800	1,75	~3	8+1	8	-1	20	1931 Italy
Bergmann-Bayard,9mmL	Crit	2d+1	12	1	120	1800	2,5	~3	6/10+1	10	-1	35	1910 Germ
Browning 1900,.32ACP	16	2d-1	11	1	100	1500	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	15	1900 Belgi
Browning 1903,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	2,5	~3	8+1	8	-1	15	1903 Belgi
Browning 1903,9mmL	Crit	2d+1	11	2	120	1800	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-1	20	1903 Belgi
Browning 1910,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	1	100	1500	1,4	~3	7+1	8	-1	30	1910 Belgi
Browning 25,.25ACP	16	1d	10	0	50	1000	0.5	3-	6+1	7	-1	10	1906 Belgi
Browning Baby,,25ACP	Crit	1d	11	0	50	1000	0.5	3-	6+1	8	-1	100	1908 Belgi
China Type 80,7.62mmR	16	2d+1	11	2	140	1800	2,75	~3	10/20+1	10	-1	15	1932 China
Colt M1911,,45ACP	Ver	2d	10	2	175	1700	2.75	3-	7+1	10	-2	30	1905 US
Colt,,38Super	Ver	2d+2	10	2	175	1700	2.75	3-	7+1	10	-1	30	1929 US
Colt,38ACP	Ver	2d	10	2	175	1700	2.75	3-	7+1	10	-1	30	1900 US
CZ-27,9mmS	Crit	2d	10	2	120	1800	1,6	3-	8+1	10	-1	35	1927 Czech
CZ-38,9mmS	16	2d	12	1	120	1800	1,25	3-	8+1	10	-1	50	1938 Czech
Dreyse,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	1	100	1500	1,75	3-	7+1	8	-1	15	1907 Germ
Eibar,.25ACP	Crit	1d	12	0	50	1000	1,5	3-	7+1	7	-1	10	1907 Spain
Eibar,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	12	2	100	1500	1,5	3-	7+1	8	-1	10	1907 Spain
Eibar,.38ACP	Crit	2d	12	2	120	1800	1,5	3-	7+1	10	-1	10	1907 Spain
FN HP35,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	10	3	150	1867	2.5	3-	13/20+1	9	-1	80	1935 Belgi
Frommer M1929,.38ACP	Crit	2d	10	2	120	1800	1,75	3-	7+1	10	-1	45	1929 Hung
Frommer M1937,.38ACP	Crit	2d	10	3	120	1800	1,75	3-	7+1	10	-1	50	1937 Hung
Frommer Stop,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,5	3-	7+1	8	-1	15	1912 Hung
Frommer Stop,.38ACP	Crit	2d	11	2	120	1800	1,5	3-	7+1	10	-1	30	1912 Hung
Glisenti,9mmGl	Crit	2d	11	2	150	1600	2	~3	7+1	9	-1	30	1910 Italy
High Standard,.22LR	Crit	1d	10	4	50	1000	2,75	~3	10+1	7	-1	50	1932 US
Kirrikale,7.65mm	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	65	1948 Turkey
Kirrikale,9mmS	Crit	2d	11	2	120	1800	1,5	~3	7+1	10	-1	65	1948 Turkey
Lahti L-38,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	11	2	150	1867	2,9	~3	8+1	9	-1	75	1939 Finland
Langenham,.32ACP	15	2d-1	12	1	100	1500	4,5	~3	8+1	8	-1	15	1915 Germ
LeFrancaise "Military",.25ACP	Crit	1d	11	2	50	1000	2,5	~3	8+1	7	-1	30	1929 France
LeFrancaise "Military",.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	2,5	~3	8+1	8	-1	30	1929 France
LeFrancaise "Military",.9mmLACP	Crit	2d+1	11	2	120	1800	2,5	~3	8+1	10	-1	30	1929 France
Liberator,.45ACP	Crit	2d	10	1	50	1700	1	1\6	1	10	-2	200	1943 US
Llama Model IX,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	2,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	25	1936 Spain
Llama Model IX,.45ACP	Crit	2d	11	2	175	1700	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-2	25	1936 Spain
Llama Model IX,.9mmL	Crit	2d+1	11	2	120	1800	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-1	25	1936 Spain
Llama Ruby,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	9+1	8	-1	10	1914 Spain
Llama Ruby,.38ACP	Crit	2d	11	2	120	1800	1,5	~3	9+1	10	-1	10	1914 Spain
Luger,.45ACP (Very Rare)	16	2d	9	4	175	1700	2	3-	8+1	10	-1	25	1908 Germ
Luger,7.65mm	16	2d	9	4	120	1800	2	3-	8+1/32	9	-1	25	1900 Germ
Luger,9mmP	16	2d+2	9	4	175	1900	2	3-	8+1/32	9	-1	25	1904 Germ
Mannlicher,7.63mmMsr	Crit	2d+1	12	3	140	1800	2,25	~3	8+1	10	-1	30	1901 Germ
MAS Mle1935S.7.65mmL	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,9	~3	8+1	8	-1	40	1936 France
Mauser Hsc,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	3	100	1500	1,5	~3	8+1	8	-1	60	1937 Germ
Mauser M1916,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	8+1	8	-1	30	1914 Germ
Mauser�96,.45ACP	Crit	2d	11	3	175	1700	2.8	3-	10 or 20	10	-2	20	1896 Germ
Mauser�96,7.63mmMsr	Crit	2d+1	11	3	140	1800	2.75	3-	10 or 20	10	-1	20	1896 Germ
Mauser�96,9mmMsr	Crit	2d+2	11	3	140	1800	2.8	3-	10 or 20	10	-1	20	1896 Germ
Mauser�96,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	11	3	150	1867	2.8	3-	10 or 20	10	-1	20	1896 Germ
Radom,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	11	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	50	1936 Poland
Roth-Steyr,8mmR&S	Crit	2d	11	1	120	1400	2,5	~3	10+1	9	-1	40	1907 Austria
Ruger STD, .22 LR	Crit	1d+1	9	4	75	1200	2.5	3-	9+1	7	-1	25	1949 US
Sauer M1914,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	1	100	1500	1,25	~3	7+1	8	-1	30	1914 Germ
Sauer M38,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1,7	~3	8+1	8	-1	40	1938 Germ
Savage,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	10+1	8	-1	35	1907 US
Savage,.38ACP	Crit	2d	10	2	125	1500	1,5	~3	10+1	9	-1	35	1907 US
Star Model MD,9mmL	Crit	2d+1	11	2	120	1800	1,5	16*/3~8,16	25+1	10	-6\-1	35	1930 Spain
Star Super13,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	11	2	150	1867	2,5	~3	9+1	9	-1	45	1946 Spain
Steyr 1909,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	20	1909 Austria
Steyr 1912,9mmP	Ver	2d+2	10	2	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	30	1938 Germ
Steyr 1912,9mmSteyr	Ver	2d+2	10	2	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	20	1912 Austria
Tokarev,7.62mmR	Crit	2d+1	10	2	140	1800	2	3-	8+1	10	-1	300	1933 USSR
Tokarev,7.62mmRP	Crit	2d	11	2	150	1900	2	3-	8+1	9	-1	45	1933 USSR
Walther P-38,9mmP	Crit	2d+2	10	3	150	1867	2.5	3-	8+1	9	-1	75	1938 Germ
Walther PP,,22LR	Crit	1d	10	2	75	1200	1.3	3-	7+1	8	-1	75	1929 Germ
Walther PP,,32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1.25	3-	7+1	8	-1	75	1929 Germ
Walther PP,.38ACP	Crit	2d	10	2	125	1500	1.3	3-	6+1	8	-1	75	1929 Germ
Walther PPK,,22LR	Crit	1d	10	2	75	1200	1.3	3-	8+1	8	-1	75	1931 Germ
Walther PPK,.32ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	1.25	3-	8+1	8	-1	75	1931 Germ
Walther PPK,.38ACP	Crit	2d	10	2	125	1500	1.3	3-	7+1	8	-1	75	1931 Germ
Webley&Scott,.25ACP	Crit	2d-1	10	2	100	1500	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-1	45	1915 UK
Webley&Scott,.38ACP	Crit	2d+2	10	2	175	1700	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-1	45	1915 UK
Webley&Scott,.38Super	Crit	1d	10	2	50	1000	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-1	45	1915 UK
Webley&Scott,.455W&S	Crit	2d+1	11	2	160	1700	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-2	45	1915 UK

REVOLVERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Arminius Model10,.32ACP	Crit	2d-3	11	1	130	1600	1	~3	5	7	-1	10	1895 Germ
Cebra,.38Sp	16	2d-1	11	2	100	1467	1	3-	6	8	-1	10	1920 Spain
Colt Detective Special,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1467	1	3-	6	8	-2	65	1907 US
Colt M1917,.45	Crit	2d	10	3	150	1700	2,75	3-	6	10	-2	50	1917 US
Colt PolicePositive,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	11	2	100	1467	1	3-	6	8	-1	65	1907 US
Enfield Pistol Mark I,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	11	2	120	1900	1,8	3-	6	8	-1	55	1931 UK
Escodin Model31	16	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	2	3-	6	8	-1	15	1931 US
Hopkins&Allen,.38Sp	Ver	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	1,1	3-	5	8	-1	55	1907 US
Orbea,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	2	3-	6	8	-1	25	1925 Spain
Rast&Gasser,8mmGasser	Crit	2d-2	11	2	120	1700	2,1	3-	8	8	-1	35	1898 Austria
S&W "Triple Lock",.44	Crit	2d	10	3	150	1700	2,5	3-	6	10	-2	35	1907 US
S&W M10 Snubnose,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	1.5	3-	6	8	-2	20	1902 US
S&W M10,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	2	3-	6	8	-1	20	1902 US
S&W M27,.357M	Crit	3d-1	10	3	185	200	3	3-	6	10	-2	60	1936 US
S&W M27Snubnose,.357M	Crit	3d-1	10	3	185	200	1.5	3-	6	10	-3	60	1936 US
Webley Mark IV,.38Sp	Crit	2d-1	10	2	120	1900	1,75	3-	6	8	-1	25	1929 UK
Webley Pocket Hammerless,.32	Crit	2d-3	10	2	130	1600	1,1	3-	6	7	-1	15	1901 UK

SHOTGUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Itchaca hammerless,10g	Crit	5d	12	5	25	150	10	2-	2	13	-4	45	1900 US
Browning Auto-5,12g	Crit	4d	12	5	25	150	8	3-	5+1	12	-2	50	1903 Belgi
Remington M11,12g	Crit	4d	12	5	25	150	10	3-	5+1	12	-2	50	1921 US
Remington M11 Riot,12g	Crit	4d	12	5	25	150	8	3-	5+1	13	-3	60	1921 US
Remington M32,12g	Crit	4d	12	6	25	150	8	2-	2	12	-2	30	1932 US
Itchaca M37,12g	Crit	4d	12	5	25	150	7.6	3-	5+1	12	-2	70	1937 US

RIFLES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Arisaka 38th year rifle,6.5mm	Crit	5d+2	14	10	1000	2500	9,6	1/2	5+1	10	-2	25	1907 Japan
Arisaka Type99,7.7mm	16	6d+1	15	10	1200	3000	9	1/2	5+1	12	-2	35	1940 Japan
Boys Antitank rifle,.55Boys	Crit	13d	20	12	2000	7000	37,5	1/2	5+1	14	-5	300	1937 UK
DeLisle Carbine,.45ACP	Ver	3d	14	12	200	1900	10	1	7+1	9	-1	500	1941 UK
Enfield M1917,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	14	10	1000	4600	9,5	1/2	5+1	12	-2	30	1917 UK
FG 42,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d	15	10	1000	4000	10,5	12*	20+1	12	-4	80	1943 Germ
H&H Express,.600NE	Crit	10d	16	7	800	5000	16	3-	2	13	-6	200	1903 UK
Johnson M1940,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	14	11	1000	4700	10	1	10+1	12	-2	40	1940 US
Lee-Enfield,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	14	10	1000	3800	10	1	10+1	12	-2	30	1892 UK
Lee-Metford,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	14	10	1000	3800	10	1	8+1	12	-2	30	1888 UK
Ljungman AC42,6.5mm	Crit	5d+2	14	11	1000	2500	11	1	10+1	10	-2	30	1942 Swed
M1 carbine,.30Car	Crit	2d+2	12	8	300	2100	6	3	15+1	9	-1	50	1940 US
M1 Garand,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	14	11	1000	4600	10	3-	8	12	-3	100	1936 US
M2 carbine,.30Car	Crit	2d+2	12	8	300	2100	6	12*	30+1	9	-1	50	1945 US
Mannlicher Cancano,6.5mm	Crit	5d+2	14	9	1000	2500	7,5	1	6+1	10	-2	40	1891 Austria
Mannlicher Cancano,7.5mm	Crit	6d	13	9	1000	3500	8	1	6+1	11	-2	45	1937 Italy
Mannlicher Greek,6.5mm	Crit	5d+2	14	10	1000	2500	9	1	5+1	10	-2	40	1903 Austria
Mannlicher,6.5mm	Crit	5d+2	14	10	1000	2500	10	1/2	5+1	10	-2	25	1895 Austria
Mannlicher,8mm	Crit	7d	14	11	1000	4000	10	1/2	5+1	12	-3	25	1895 Austria
MAS Mle1936,7.5mm	Crit	6d	14	12	1000	3500	8,75	1/2	5+1	11	-2	30	1936 France
Mauser,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	14	11	1000	4000	9	1/2	5+1	12	-3	25	1898 Germ
Mauser,.45-70	Crit	5d	15	7	600	2000	9	1/2	5+1	10	-2	25	1898 Germ
Mauser,30-06	Crit	7d+1	14	11	1000	4700	9	1/2	5+1	12	-2	25	1898 Germ
Mauser,8mmMsr	Crit	7d	14	11	1000	4000	9	1/2	5+1	12	-3	25	1898 Germ
Mosin-Nagant,7.62mmR	Crit	5d+1	13	10	400	3000	8	1/2	5+1	10	-2	25	1892 Russa
MP-44,7.92mmK	Crit	6d+2	14	9	1000	4000	12	8*	30+1	11	-4	60	1943 Germ
Remington M34,.22LR	Crit	1d+1	13	10	75	1200	6	1	20	7	-1	45	1932 US
Ross,.303Br	14	6d+1	14	10	1000	3800	10,5	1	5+1	12	-2	25	1905 Canada
Schmidt-Rubin M1911,7.5mm	Crit	6d	14	12	1000	3500	10,5	1/2	5+1	11	-2	35	1911 Switz
Schmidt-Rubin M1931,7.5mm	Crit	6d	13	10	1000	3500	9,5	1/2	5+1	11	-2	40	1931 Switz
Simonov AVS,7.62mmR	15	5d+1	14	7	1000	3000	10	10*	20+1	11	-4	35	1936 Russa
Simonov SKS,7.62mmR	Crit	5d+1	13	9	1000	3000	9	3~	10+1	10	-1	75	1946 Russa
SpringfieldM1903,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	14	11	1000	4600	9	0.5	5+1	12	-3	25	1903 US
Tokarev SVT38,7.62mmR	16	5d+1	13	8	1000	3000	9,25	3~	20+1	11	-2	25	1938 Russa
ZH-29,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d	14	10	1000	4000	10,25	3~	5,10,25+1	12	-3	50	1929 Czech

SUBMACHINE GUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Austen Mk1,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	10	8*	28	10	-1	60	1942 Austral
Beretta 1938A,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	11	6	160	1900	10,5	10*	20.30.40	10	-1	55	1938 Italy
Beretta M38/42,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	7	160	1900	8	9*	20,40	10	-1	75	1942 Italy
Bergmann MP18,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	11	7	160	1900	9	9*	32	10	-1	50	1918 Germ
Danuvia 39M,9mmM	Crit	2d+2	11	6	150	1700	8,5	12*	40	10	-1	35	1938 Hung
Erma EMP,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	11	6	160	1900	9,6	8*	20,32	10	-1	50	1934 Germ
FBP,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	7	160	1900	9	8*	32	10	-1	60	1948 Portug
Hyde-Inland M2,.45ACP	Crit	2d+1	11	6	190	1750	9,5	8*	20,30	11	-2	40	1942 US
Ingram M6,.45ACP	Crit	2d+1	11	7	190	1750	8	10*	30	11	-2	75	1949 US
Japan 100/44,8mmNambu	Crit	2d+1	11	5	160	1700	9	13*	30	10	-1	35	1944 Japan
Labora,9mmL	Crit	2d+2	10	6	150	1800	10	12*	36	10	-1	50	1936 Spain
Lanchester,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	11	8	160	1900	10	9*	50	10	-1	50	1939 UK
M45,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	9.25	8	36	10	-1	300	1945 Swed
Madsen M1946,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	8*	32	10	-1	40	1946 Denm
MAS 38,7.65mmL	Crit	2d	10	5	150	1500	7	10*	32	9	-1	40	1938 France
Mauser MP,7.63mmMsr	Crit	2d+1	11	3/8	140	1800	2.75	20*	10 or 20	10	-7/ -5	100	1923 Germ
MP38,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	10.5	8	32	10	-1	70	1938 Germ
MP41,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	7	160	1900	8	10*	32	10	-1	60	1941 Germ
Orita,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	8	10*	25	10	-1	55	1941 Romani
Owen,9mmP	Ver	3d-1	10	7	160	1900	10	11*	33	10	-1	60	1941 Austral
PPD38,7.62mmR	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	12	16	71	10	-1	65	1938 USSR
Reising-50,.45ACP	16	2d+1	12	6	190	1750	7	9*	12,20	11	-2	90	1941 US
Star Si-33,9mmL	Crit	2d+2	11	7	150	1800	8,8	5/11	30,40	10	-1	50	1935 Spain
Sten,9mmP	16	3d-1	11	6	160	1900	9	9*	32	10	-1	10	1941 UK
Steyr-Solothom MP34,9mmP	Ver	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	10	8*	32	10	-1	130	1934 Austria
Suomi M1931,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	10,7	15*	20,50,71	10	-1	75	1931 Finland
Suomi M1944,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	7	10*	36,71	10	-1	80	1944 Finland
Thompson,.45ACP	Crit	2d+1	11	7	190	1750	12	9*	20/30	11	-3	120	1922 US
Thompson,.45ACP	Crit	2d+1	11	7	190	1750	16/21	9*	50/100	11	-2	120	1922 US
TZ-45,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	9*	20,40	10	-1	70	1944 Italy
UD42,9mmP	Ver	3d-1	11	8	160	1900	12	12	20	10	-1	400	1942 US
US M3,.45ACP	16	2d+1	10	6	190	1750	8,5	6*	30	11	-2	40	1942 US
US M3,9mmP	16	3d-1	10	6	160	1900	8,5	6*	30	10	-1	40	1942 US
ZK-383,9mmP	Crit	3d-1	11	7	160	1900	9,8	11*	30	10	-1	50	1936 Yugo

GRENADES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Potato masher	Crit	2D-2	-	2+	-	-	1.3	-	2-4	-	-	10	1914 Germ
Mills bomb	Crit	2D-1	-	-	-	-	1.5	-	3-5	-	-	10	1916 UK
Jam Tin	15	5D	-	-	-	-	1.5	-	0-8	-	-	5	1914 UK
Pineapple	Crit	2D-1	-	-	-	-	1.5	-	3-5	-	-	10	1918 UK

MACHINE GUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
ALFA,7.92mm	Crit	7d+1	19	10	800	4000	40	13	100B	14	-2	350	1944 Spain
BAR,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	17	11	800	4700	19.5	6/10*	20	13	-2	120	1917 US
BAR,6.5mm	Crit	6d	17	11	800	4700	19.5	6/10*	20	13	-2	120	1917 US
BAR,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d+1	17	11	800	4700	19.5	6/10*	20	13	-2	120	1917 US
Benet-Mercie MR,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	20	14	600	3800	27	8*	9,14,30	13	-1	150	1916 US
Besa,7.92mm	Crit	7d+1	18	11	800	4000	49	8/13	100B	14	-1	200	1939 Czech
Breda M30,6.5mm	Crit	6d	17	10	800	4700	24	7	20M	12	-1	250	1930 Italy
Breda M37,8mm	Crit	6d	19	13	1000	3900	49	7	20	13	-2	300	1937 Italy
Bren,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	17	11	1000	3800	23/49	8*	30	-	-1	300	1926 Tekk
Bren,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	17	11	1000	3800	23/49	8*	30	-	-1	300	1926 Tekk
Brown. M1919A4,.30-06	Crit	7d+1	20	12	1000	4700	31/45	8	150	13	-1	250	1919 US
Brown. M1919A4,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	20	12	1000	4700	31/45	8	150	13	-1	250	1919 US
Browning M1917,.30-06,1917	Crit	7d+1	20	14	1000	4700	33/86	10	250	-	-1	300	1917 Belgi
Browning M2,.50BMG	Crit	12d	20	16	1200	5000	84/128	8	100	-	-1	1000	1933 US
Chattelraut,7.5mm	Crit	6d+1	17	10	1000	3900	20	9*	25	13	-2	150	1926 FR
Chauchat,.30-06,1915	14	7d+1	17	9	400	3900	19	4	16	13	-2	50	1915 FR
Chauchat,8mmLebel,1915	14	6d	17	9	400	3900	19	4	20	13	-2	50	1915 FR
Darne,7.5mm	Crit	6d+1	16	9	1000	3900	23	10	100/250B	13	-2	75	1922 France
Degtyarev DP,7.62mmR	Crit	7d	18	10	800	3900	21/29	10	47/250	13	-1	90	1926 Rus
Fiat-Revelli M1914,6.5mm	16	6d	17	10	800	4700	40	6	50BOX	12	-2	250	1914 Italy
Fiat-Revelli M1935,8mm	15	6d	20	14	1000	3900	42	8	50BOX	13	-2	300	1935 Italy
Furrer M25,7.5mm	Crit	6d+1	17	10	1000	3900	25	7	30M	13	-2	600	1925 Switz
Hotchkiss Mk1,.303Br	Crit	6d+1	20	14	600	3800	27	8*	9,14,30	13	-1	150	1916 UK
Hotchkiss Mk1,8mmLebel	Crit	6d	20	14	600	3800	27	8*	9,14,30	13	-1	150	1916 UK
Hotchkiss,6.5mm	Crit	6d+1	20	14	1000	3900	56/116	8	24	-	-1	300	1930 UK
Hotchkiss,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d+1	20	14	1000	3900	56/116	8	24	-	-1	300	1899 UK
Hotchkiss,7mmMsr	Crit	6d+1	20	14	1000	3900	56/116	8	24	-	-1	300	1899 UK
Hotchkiss,8mmLebel	Crit	6d	20	14	1000	3900	56/116	8	24	-	-1	300	1899 UK
KPV,14.5mm	Crit	13d+1	20	16	1400	6000	115	10	50	-	-2	1700	1947 Rus
Lewis,.303Br,1912	16	6d+1	18	10	500	3800	27	9	47	13	-1	100	1912 UK
Madsen,.303Br,1900	Crit	6d+1	18	10	1000	3900	22	6	30	13	-1	150	1900 Den
Madsen,30-06,1900	Crit	7d+1	18	10	1000	3900	22	6	30	13	-1	150	1900 Den
Madsen,7.62mmR,1900	Crit	5d+1	18	10	1000	3900	22	6	30	13	-1	150	1900 Den
Madsen,7.92mm,1900	Crit	7d	18	10	1000	3900	22	6	30	13	-1	150	1900 Den
Madsen,8x58mmR,1900	Crit	6d	18	10	1000	3900	22	6	30	13	-1	150	1900 Den
Maxim MG08/15,7.92mm	Crit	7d+1	19	11	800	4000	39	6	50	14	-1	450	1915 UK
Maxim,.303Br,1899	Crit	6d+1	20	14	1000	3800	60/238	9	100	-	-1	300	1899 UK
Maxim,7.92mm,1899	Crit	7d	20	14	1000	3800	60/238	9	100	-	-1	300	1899 UK
MG34,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d	19	10	1000	3900	27/69	15*	50	-	-1	400	1934 Germ
MG42,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7d	19	10	1000	3900	26/68	20	50	-	-2	400	1942 Germ
RPD,7.62mmR	Crit	5d+1	17	6	400	3000	16/19	11	50/100	12	-1	200	1946 Rus
Schwarslose,6.5mmSw,1900	Crit	6d	20	14	1000	3900	44/88	6	250	-	-1	300	1900 Aust
Schwarslose,8x50mmAu,1900	Crit	7d	20	14	1000	3900	44/88	6	250	-	-1	300	1900 Aust
SG43,7.62mmR	Crit	7d	18	10	800	3900	30	10	250	13	-1	100	1943 Russa
Type II,6.5mmArisaka	Crit	5d+1	19	6	600	3000	20	9	30	-	-1	200	1922 Jap

FLAMETHROWERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Flammenwerfer	Crit	3d/s	-	6	-	24	70	1	(2)6	-	-3	200	1912 Germ
M2A1-7	Crit	3d/s	-	7	-	50	68	1	(5)10	-	-3	200	1940 US

ANTI-TANK WEAPONS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Bazooka,2.36"	Crit	6dx2	16	9	100	200	8	1/5	1	-	-	300	1942 US
Raketenbuchse,88mm	Crit	6dx4	16	9	100	200	10	1/5	1	-	-	300	1944 Germ
Panzerfaust	Crit	6dx3	14	8	40	120	6	1	1	-	-	150	1942 Germ

MORTARS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	Min.	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Trennen Mortar, 77mm	Crit	4DX2(4D)	-	4	200	1150	220	1/3	-	-	-	800	1905 Germ
Minenwerfer, 170mm	Crit	6DX20(10D)	-	5	200	1100	1100	1/6	-	-	-	600	1907 Germ
Stokes, 2"	Crit	5D(2D)	-	5	150	500	100	1/3	-	-	-	500	1915 UK
M36, 82mm	Crit	6DX2(6D)	-	5	200	3100	124	1/3	-	-	-	1000	1936 Russ
M2, 60mm	Crit	6D(4D)	-	5	91	1800	43	1/3	-	-	-	800	1938 USA
M38, 120mm	Crit	6DX15(10D)	-	5	500	5700	620	1/4	-	-	-	2000	1938 Russ
M30, 3.2 inches	Crit	6DX15(10D)	-	9	770	6800	785	1/6	-	-	-	1500	1939 USA
M29, 81mm	Crit	6DX2(6D)	-	6	42	4600	98	1/4	-	-	-	2000	1946 USA

THE TECH LEVEL 7 FIREARMS LIST
Automatic Pistols
Revolvers
Shotguns
Rifles
Sub-Machine Guns
Grenades
Machine Guns
Flame Throwers
Anti-Tank Weapons
Mortars
Flame Throwers
Anti-Tank Weapons
Mortars

AUTOMATIC PISTOLS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
7.62mm Type 51 or Type 54	Crit	2D+1	9	3	100	1200	1,2	~3	8+1	8	-1	650	1954 China
7.65mm Type 64	Crit	2D	9	3	120	1800	2,4	~3	8+1	9	-1	675	1964 China
7.65mm Type 67 Silenced	Crit	2D	9	3	120	1800	2,4	~3	8+1	9	-1	800	1968 China
Accutek AT-40,.40S&W	Crit	2D	11	2	150	1867	2.35	~3	7+1	10	-1	270	USA
Accutek AT-9,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	2.35	~3	7+1	9	-1	270	USA
AMT Automag II,.22WMR	Crit	1D+1	9	4	75	1000	2,1	~3	9+1	7	-1	300	1986 USA
AMT Automag,.44M	Crit	3D	12	3	230	2500	3,8	~3	8+1	11	-3	675	USA
AMT Backup, 9mmS	Crit	2D	9	0	125	1467	1	~3	5+1	8	-2	180	1976 USA
AMT Hardballer,.45ACP	Crit	2D	11	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-2	300	1977 USA
AMT OnDuty,.40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	11+1	9	-2	350	1991 USA
AMT OnDuty,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	15+1	9	-1	350	1991 USA
Astra A-100,.45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	9+1	10	-2	600	1993 Spain
Astra A-100,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	15+1	9	-1	600	1993 Spain
Astra A-50,9mmS	Crit	2D	10	3	125	1467	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	150	1960 Spain
Astra A-70,.40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	7+1	9	-1	300	1992 Spain
Astra A-70,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	1992 Spain
Astra A-75,.40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	7+1	9	-1	300	1992 Spain
Astra A-75,.45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	6+1	10	-3	300	1995 Spain
Astra A-75,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	1992 Spain
Astra A-90,.45ACP	Crit	2D	9	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	9+1	10	-2	600	1985 Spain
Astra A-90,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	9	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	17+1	9	-1	600	1985 Spain
Astra Falcon,9mmS	Crit	2D	10	2	125	1467	1,5	~3	7+1	8	-1	120	1950 Spain
Astra Model A-60 .32ACP	Crit	2D-1	9	3	100	1467	1,9	~3	12+1	9	-1	460	Spain
Astra Model A-60 .38	Crit	2D	9	3	125	1500	1,9	~3	13+1	9	-1	460	Spain
Astra Model A-80 .45	Crit	2D	11	2	175	1700	2,4	~3	9+1	10	-2	540	1982 Spain
Astra Model A-80 7.65mm	Crit	2D	10	2	120	1800	2,4	~3	15+1	9	-1	540	1982 Spain
Astra Model A-80 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,4	~3	15+1	9	-1	540	1982 Spain
Ballister Molina .45	Crit	2D	10	2	175	1700	2	~3	7+1	9	-2	300	Argen
BDA-9C, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	1,9	~3	7+1/14	9	-1	600	1993 Belgi
BDA-9S, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,4	~3	14+1	9	-1	540	1993 Belgi
Beretta 81 .32ACP	Crit	2D-1	9	3	100	1467	1,6	~3	12+1	8	-1	450	1976 Italy
Beretta 84 9mmS	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1934	1,6	~3	13+1	9	-1	530	1976 Italy
Beretta 92, .40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	13+1	9	-1	625	1992 Italy
Beretta 92, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-1	625	1976 Italy
Beretta 93R Semi&Full Auto,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	3	~3/18*	20+1	12	-1/ -3	1200	1992 Italy
Beretta 950 .25ACP	Crit	1D	8	1	50	1000	0,7	~3	8+1	8	-1	200	Italy
Beretta M1951,9mmP	Crit.	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	200	1953 Italy
Beretta M1951R,9mmP	Crit.	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	3	~3/12*	10+1	9	-1/ -3	200	1955 Italy
Beretta M92FS Centurion,.40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2,2	~3	10+1	9	-1	650	1993 Italy
Beretta M92FS Centurion,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,2	~3	15+1	9	-1	650	1993 Italy
Bernadelli Model 60, 7.65mm	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1800	1,4	~3	8+1	9	-1	750	1968 Italy
Bernadelli P-018-9 7.65mm	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1800	2,3	~3	14+1	9	-1	750	1986 Italy
Bernadelli P-018 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	16+1	9	-1	750	1986 Italy
Brigadier .45	Crit	2D	9	2	175	1700	4	~3	8+1	10	-2	450	Canad
Browning GP 35 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,2	~3	13+1	9	-1	550	Belgi
Browning Nomad .22	Crit	1D+1	12	3	130	1500	2,5	~3	10+1	7	-1	250	Belgi
Calico Model 950, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	12	4	150	1867	3,2	~3	50/100	9	-1	650	1988 USA
CIA Cigarette	Crit	1D+1	11	0	2	8	0,03	1	1	9	-1	30	USA
Colt 2000, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	15+1	9	-1	580	1991 USA
Colt Commander .45ACP	Ver	2D	10	2	175	1700	1,75	~3	8+1	10	-2	600	1951 USA
Colt Delta Elite, .10mm	Ver	3D-2	12	3	175	1700	4,5	~3	10+1	12	-3	705	1987 USA
Colt Double Eagle, .45ACP	Ver	2D	12	3	175	1700	2,8	~3	8+1	10	-2	700	1990 USA
Colt Double Eagle, 10mm	Ver	3D-2	12	3	175	1700	2,8	~3	8+1	12	-3	700	1990 USA
Colt Double Eagle, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,8	~3	9+1	9	-1	700	1990 USA
Colt M1991 .45ACP	Ver	2D	10	2	175	1700	2,75	~3	8+1	10	-2	600	1991 USA
Colt Officers model .45ACP	Ver	2D	10	2	175	1700	1,5	~3	8+1	10	-2	600	1983 USA
Coonan,.357M	Crit.	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-2	600	1980 USA
CZ-50,.32ACP	Crit.	2D-1	10	2	100	1467	1,7	~3	8+1	8	-1	100	1950 Czech
CZ-52, 7.62mm	Crit	2D+1	10	2	100	1200	1,7	~3	8+1	9	-1	700	Czech
CZ-61 Skorpion, .32ACP	Crit	2D+1	10	2	100	1467	3,1	~3	10 or 20	9	-1	250	1960 Czech
CZ-75, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,25	~3	15+1	9	-1	800	1975 Czech
CZ-83,7.65mm	Crit	2D-1	10	3	100	1467	1,5	~3	15+1	8	-1	650	1984 Czech
CZ-83,9mmMakarov	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1600	1,5	~3	15+1	10	-1	650	1984 Czech
CZ-83,9mmS	Crit	2D	10	3	125	1467	1,5	~3	13+1	9	-1	650	1984 Czech
CZ-85,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	3	~3	15+1	9	-1	625	Czech
Daewoo DP51,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	13+1	9	-1	550	1993 S-Korea
FEG FP9,9mmP	Crit.	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,25	~3	13+1	9	-1	400	1975 Hungar
FEG GKK-92C,9mmP	Crit.	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,8	~3	14+1	9	-1	370	Hungar
Glock 17, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	17+1	9	-1	450	1982 Austria
Glock 19, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,7	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	1988 Austria
Glock 20, 10mm	Crit	3D-2	12	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-3	640	1990 Austria
Glock 21, .45 ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	12+1	9	-2	640	1990 Austria
Glock 22, .40	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	1,7	~3	15+1	9	-1	580	1990 Austria
Glock 23, .40	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	1,7	~3	13+1	9	-1	580	1990 Austria
Glock 24, .40	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	1,7	~3	13+1	9	-1	580	1990 Austria
Glock 26, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	Austria
Glock 27, .40	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	1,7	~3	15+1	9	-1	580	Austria
H&K HK4,..22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	3	130	1500	1,1	~3	8+1	8	-1	500	1956 Germ
H&K HK4,.32ACP	Crit	2D-1	10	3	125	1600	1,1	~3	8+1	8	-1	500	1956 Germ
H&K HK4,.38ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	125	1600	1,1	~3	7+1	8	-1	500	1956 Germ
H&K P7K3, .32 ACP	Ver	2D-1	10	2	100	1467	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	1000	Germ
H&K P7M10, .40S&W	Crit	2D	9	3	120	1600	2	~3	10+1	9	-1	1160	Germ
H&K P7M13, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	13+1	9	-1	1100	Germ
H&K P7M8, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	8+1	9	-1	900	Germ
H&K P7PT8, 9mmPL	Ver	2D+2	9	2	20	125	1,8	~3	8+1	9	-1	900	Germ
H&K P95, .45 ACP	Crit	2D	11	3	175	1700	2,25	~3	7+1	10	-2	1300	1970 Germ
H&K P95, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,25	~3	9+1	9	-1	1300	1970 Germ
H&K SoCom, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	8+1	9	-1	1450	Germ
H&K USP, .40S&W	Ver	2D	10	2	120	1600	2	~3	13+1	9	-1	625	Germ
H&K USP, .45	Ver	2D	10	2	175	1700	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-2	640	Germ
H&K USP, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	16+1	9	-1	625	Germ
H&K VP70M, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	12	2	150	1867	3,5	20*	18+1	10	-1/ -5	1500	1972 Germ
Hammerli M208,.22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	4	130	1500	1,75	~3	8+1	7	-1	200	Switz
Husquarna Model 40, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	Swed
Imbel,.38Super	Crit.	2D+2	10	2	160	1800	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	1990 Brazil
Imbel,.45ACP	Crit.	2D+2	10	2	175	1700	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-2	300	1973 Brazil
Imbel,9mmP	Crit.	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	1973 Brazil
IMI Baby Eagle .40S&W	Crti	2D	10	3	120	1600	3,8	~3	12+1	10	-1	600	1990 Israel
IMI Baby Eagle .41AE	Crti	2D+1	10	3	130	1700	3,8	~3	10+1	10	-1	600	1990 Israel
IMI Baby Eagle .9mmP	Crti	2D	10	3	150	1867	3,8	~3	16+1	10	-1	600	1990 Israel
IMI Eagle .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	4,5	~3	11+1	10	-2	700	Israel
IMI Eagle, .44M	Crit	3D	12	3	230	2500	4,5	~3	9+1	12	-3	750	1984 Israel
IMI Eagle, .50AE	Crit	3D+2	12	3	250	3000	4,5	~3	8+1	12	-4	1000	1991 Israel
Intratex CAT-9,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	1	150	1867	1,75	~3	8+1	9	-1	225	USA
Kimball,.30	Crit	2D	12	2	120	1800	2,75	~3	7+1	10	-1	230	USA
Knife Pistol, .22LR	Crit	1D	9	0	5	50	1	1	4	7	-1	200	China
La France Colt .45ACP Silence	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	4,4	~3	7+1	10	-2	950	USA
La France Nova, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,3	~3	6+1	9	-1	440	USA
Lei Mark 2, .22LR(Sil.)	Crit	1D+1	9	2	75	1000	2,5	~3	10+1	8	-1	900	France
Llama LF-AUTO,.45ACP	Crit	2D	11	2	175	1700	3,1	~3	7+1	10	-2	325	Spain
Llama LF-AUTO,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	3,1	~3	9+1	9	-1	325	Spain
Llama M-86 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,9	~3	15+1	9	-1	975	Spain
Llama M-87 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	4	150	1867	3,1	~3	15+1	9	-1	1450	Spain
Llama M82,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,75	~3	15+1	9	-1	900	1986 Spain
MAB Model 1950 MAS, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	1,9	~3	9+1	9	-1	600	France
MAB Model D, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,7	~3	9+1	9	-1	500	France
MAB PA15, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	1	150	1867	3	~3	15+1	9	-1	550	1975 France
MAC Stinger, .22	Crit	1D+1	12	0	5	10	0,1	1	1	7	-1	45	USA
Makarov,9mmMak	Crit	2D	10	2	150	1600	1,5	~3	8+1	10	-1	300	1960 USSR
MARK22, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	4	150	1867	2,6	~3	8+1	9	-1	600	USA
MAS Mle1950,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	2	~3	9+1	9	-1	250	1950 France
Mauser Model 80SAV,9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,25	~3	14+1	9	-1	700	1991 Germ
MKE 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,3	~3	7+1	9	-1	350	Turkey
New Mambu Model 57A, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	1	150	1867	1,8	~3	18+1	9	-1	340	Japan
New Mambu Model 57B, .32ACP	Crit	2D-1	10	2	100	1467	1,3	~3	8+1	9	-1	370	Japan
Obregon .45	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	2,3	~3	7+1	10	-2	460	Mexico
PA63, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	1,3	~3	7+1	9	-1	580	Hung
Paraordnance P14,.45ACP	Crit	2D	11	3	175	1700	3	~3	13+1	10	-2	500	1991 Canad
Pindad Pistol, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,4	~3	13+1	9	-1	425	Indone
Poland P-64,9mmMakarov	Crit	2D	11	2	150	1600	1,5	~3	6+1	10	-1	300	1964 Poland
Random Model 35, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	8+1	9	-1	750	Poland
RSA P6 Silenced, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,4	~3	8+1	9	-1	840	Russia
RSA PSM, 5.45mmR	Crit	2D-1	11	2	100	1200	1,1	~3	8+1	9	-1	460	1980 Russia
Ruger KP93, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	15+1	9	-1	450	USA
Ruger P-85 Mark II, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	15+1	9	-1	450	1987 USA
Ruger P89, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,6	~3	15+1	9	-1	410	USA
S&W 1006, 10mm	Crit	3D-2	11	2	175	1700	2,8	~3	9+1	10	-3	750	USA
S&W 3rd generation,.40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	2,5	~3	11+1	9	-1	750	1989 USA
S&W 3rd generation,.45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	11+1	10	-2	750	1989 USA
S&W 3rd generation,10mm	Crit	3D-2	10	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	11+1	12	-3	750	1989 USA
S&W 3rd generation,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	11+1	9	-1	750	1989 USA
S&W ASP, 9mmP	Ver	2D+2	9	2	150	1867	1,7	~3	7+1	9	-1	1100	USA
S&W M39,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	1,75	~3	8+1	9	-1	250	1954 USA
S&W M469, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	1,9	~3	14+1	9	-1	400	USA
S&W M59,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	1,8	~3	14+1	9	-1	250	1954 USA
S&W M645, .45 ACP	Crit	2D	10	2	175	1700	2,7	~3	8+1	10	-2	550	USA
S&W Model 4013, .40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	1,8	~3	8+1	9	-1	700	USA
S&W Model 41, .22	Crit	1D+1	8	1	115	1500	1	~3	10+1	8	-1	740	USA
S&W Model 457, .45ACP	Crit	2D	11	2	175	1700	2,3	~3	7+1	10	-2	740	USA
S&W Model 908, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	660	USA
S&W SW380, .380	Crit	2D	10	3	140	1800	2	~3	6+1	8	-1	580	USA
SIG P210,9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2.2	~3	8+1	9	-1	600	1949 Switz
SIG P220, .32 ACP	Crit	2D-1	10	2	100	1467	2	~3	9+1	8	-1	700	1975 Switz
SIG P220, .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2	~3	9+1	10	-2	700	1975 Switz
SIG P220, .45 ACP	Crit	2D	11	2	175	1700	2,1	~3	7+1	10	-2	700	1975 Switz
SIG P220, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2	~3	9+1	9	-1	700	1975 Switz
SIG P225	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	1.5	~3	8+1	9	-1	500	1978 Switz
SIG P226, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,3	~3	15+1	9	-1	750	1981 Switz
SIG P228,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,2	~3	13+1	9	-1	700	Switz
SIG P230, .32ACP	Crit	2D-1	9	2	100	1467	1,7	~3	8+1	8	-1	500	Switz
SIG P230, .38ACP	Crit	2D	9	2	140	1800	1,7	~3	7+1	8	-1	500	Switz
SIG P230, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	9	2	150	1867	1,7	~3	7+1	8	-1	500	Switz
Sites M380 Resolver, .38	Crit	2D	9	2	140	1800	1,1	~3	8+1	8	-1	500	Italy
Sites M40 Resolver, .40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	1,8	~3	9+1	9	-1	460	Italy
Sites M9 Resolver, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,8	~3	9+1	9	-1	460	Italy
Spitfire,.40S&W	Ver	2D	10	3	120	1600	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	1990 USA
Spitfire,9mmIMI	Ver	2D+1	10	3	150	1800	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	1990 USA
Spitfire,9mmP	Ver	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	1990 USA
Springfield P9,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	16+1	9	-1	800	1989 USA
Star Firestar M40,..40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	120	1600	2,1	~3	6+1	10	-1	460	1993 Spain
Star Firestar M45,.45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	6+1	10	-2	460	1993 Spain
Star Firestar PLUS, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	13+1	9	-1	520	1993 Spain
Star Firestar, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	7+1	9	-1	460	1993 Spain
Star Megastar,.10mm	Crit	3D-2	11	3	175	1700	3	~3	14+1	10	-3	850	1993 Spain
Star Megastar,.45ACP	Crit	2D	11	3	175	1700	3	~3	12+1	10	-2	850	1993 Spain
Star Model 30M, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,9	~3	15+1	9	-1	620	1990 Spain
Star Ultrastar,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2,2	~3	9+1	9	-1	500	Spain
Stechkin Auto APS, 9mmMak	Crit	2D	10	2	150	1600	1.75	~3	20+1	12	-6	1000	1960 Russia
Steyr GB, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,6	~3	18+1	9	-1	500	1974 Austria
Steyr SPP, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	3,2	~3	15/20/25	10	-1	950	Austria
Tanfoglio Baby, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,1	~3	12+1	9	-1	420	1983 Italy
Tanfoglio GT41, .41AE	Crit	2D+1	10	3	130	1700	2,5	~3	11+1	10	-1	500	1983 Italy
Tanfoglio TA90, .40S&W	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	15+1	10	-1	520	1983 Italy
Tanfoglio TA90, .45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	2,5	~3	7+1	10	-2	520	1983 Italy
Tanfoglio TA90, 10mm	Crit	3D-2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	15+1	12	-3	520	1983 Italy
Tanfoglio TA90, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	15+1	9	-1	520	1983 Italy
Taurus PT 100/101 AF,.40S&W	Crit	2D	11	3	120	1800	2,25	~3	11+1	10	-1	500	Brazil
Taurus PT 52S,9mmS	Crit	2D	10	2	120	1800	1,9	~3	12+1	9	-1	450	Brazil
Taurus PT 92/99 AF,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	2,25	~3	15+1	9	-1	500	Brazil
Taurus PT908,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	2,5	~3	8+1	9	-1	500	Brazil
Tokagypt,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	2	150	1867	2,2	~3	7+1	9	-1	250	Egypt
Type 64, 7.65mm	Crit	2D-1	9	3	110	1300	1,3	~3	8+1	8	-1	600	1964 Korea
Type 68, 7.62mm	Crit	2D	9	3	100	1200	1,5	~3	7+1	10	-1	700	1969 Korea
Unique-Model Bcf-66, 7.65mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	110	1300	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	800	France
UZI Pistol, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	11	3	150	1867	5,5	~3	32+1	10	-1	600	Israel
Walther M P-88 Compact, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,5	~3	14+1	9	-1	1100	1988 Germ
Walther Model P-88, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2,4	~3	15+1	9	-1	1550	1988 Germ
Walther Model P5, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	500	1979 Germ
Walther P5, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2	~3	8+1	9	-1	300	1975 Germ
Welrod, 7.65mm	Crit	2D+2	10	3	110	1300	1,4	~3	6+1	9	-1	600	UK
Wz 93 Machine Pistol, 9mm	Crit	2D+2	12	2	150	1867	3,5	10* 15/250	10	-5/ -1	-	700	1963 Poland
Zastava M57,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	2	150	1867	2	~3	9+1	9	-1	500	1957 Yugos
Zastava M88,9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	150	1867	1,75	~3	8+1	9	-1	250	1988 Yugos
Zastava Model M57, 7.62mmR	Crit	2D	10	2	100	1200	2	~3	9+1	8	-1	250	1957 Yugos

REVOLVERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Astra 357 Police,.357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,5	~3	6	10	-3	500	1980 Spain
Astra Cadix,.22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	2	75	1200	1,75	~3	9	8	-1	100	1958 Spain
Astra Cadix,.32S&W	Crit	2D-2	10	2	120	1934	1,75	~3	6	8	-1	100	1958 Spain
Astra Cadix,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	11	2	120	1934	2,75	~3	5	8	-1	200	1958 Spain
Astra M960,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	11	3	120	1934	2,75	~3	6	8	-1	200	1973 Spain
Barracuda FN Revolver, .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	1,8	~3	6	10	-2	650	Belgi
Charter Arms Bulldog,.44Sp	Crit	2D	10	2	150	1700	1,5	~3	6	11	-2	145	1976 USA
Charter Arms Pathfinder,.22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	2	75	1200	1,5	~3	6	8	-1	145	1976 USA
Charter Arms Undercover, .38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,5	~3	6	8	-1	145	1976 USA
Charter Arms Undercoverette, .32Sp	Crit	2D-2	10	2	120	1934	1,5	~3	6	8	-1	145	1976 USA
Colt Anaconda,.44M	Crit	3D	10	3	200	2500	3,9	~3	6	11	-3	600	1990 USA
Colt Anaconda,.45	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	3,9	~3	6	10	-2	600	1990 USA
Colt King Cobra,.357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3	~3	6	10	-2	450	1986 USA
Colt Python w/2" barrel, .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3	~3	6	10	-3	85	1955 USA
Colt Python, .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3	~3	6	10	-2	85	1955 USA
Em-Ge 323 Valor,.32Sp	Crit	2D-2	11	2	120	1934	1,75	~3	6	8	-1	50	1965 Germ
H&R Defender,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	11	2	120	1934	1,5	~3	6	8	-1	50	1964 USA
Korth Combat Magnum,.357M	Ver	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,25	~3	6	10	-2	1000	1975 USA
Llama Comanche,.357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,5	~3	6	10	-2	250	1970 Spain
Llama Ruby Extra,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	2	~3	6	8	-1	100	1955 Spain
Luigi Franchi RF83, .38	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,7	~3	6	8	-1	460	Italy
Manhurin, .357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,1	~3	6	10	-2	120	1973 France
Mauser Special, .38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,2	~3	6	8	-1	340	Germ
Miroku,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,1	~3	5	8	-1	100	1967 Japan
MR 32 Match Manhurin, .38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	2,2	~3	6	8	-1	420	France
New Mambu Model 60, .38	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,3	~3	6	8	-1	350	Japan
RF83,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	2	~3	6	8	-1	300	Italy
Rohm RG-34,.22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	4	75	1200	2,5	~3	7	7	-1	75	1960 Germ
Ruger GP-10,.357M	Ver	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3	~3	6	10	-2	650	1987 USA
Ruger GS-32N,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	3	120	1934	2,2	~3	6	8	-1	250	USA
Ruger security-six,.357M	Ver	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3	~3	6	10	-2	250	1970 USA
Ruger security-six,.38Sp	Ver	2D-1	10	3	100	1200	3	~3	6	10	-1	250	1970 USA
Ruger Super Redhawk, .44M	Crit	3D	10	2	200	2500	3,25	~3	6	11	-3	800	USA
S&W 586/686,.357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	3,5	~3	6	10	-2	500	1981 USA
S&W 625,.45ACP	Crit	2D	10	3	175	1700	3	~3	6	10	-2	300	1987 USA
S&W Bodyguard,.38Sp	Ver	2D-1	10	1	100	1700	1,5	~3	5	10	-2	250	1955 USA
S&W M29, .44M	Crit	3D	10	2	200	2500	3,25	~3	6	11	-3	100	1956 USA
Sterling,.357M	Ver	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,5	~3	6	10	-2	350	UK
Sterling,.38Sp	Ver	2D-1	10	3	100	1200	2,5	~3	6	8	-1	350	UK
Taurus 441,.44Sp	Crit	2D	10	3	150	1700	2,6	~3	5	10	-1	150	Brazil
Taurus 669,.357M	Crit	3D-1	10	3	185	2034	2,75	~3	6	10	-2	150	Brazil
Taurus 76,.32Sp	Crit	2D-2	10	3	100	1200	2,75	~3	6	8	-1	100	Brazil
Trident Super4,.38Sp	Crit	2D-1	10	2	120	1934	1,75	~3	6	8	-1	100	Italy
Weihrmach,.22LR	Crit	1D+1	10	4	75	1200	2,5	~3	6	7	-1	50	1970 Germ

SHOTGUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
AAI CAWS, 12G SP	Crit	4D+2	10	6	50	200	10,5	7*	12+1/C	12	-2	2000	USA
Benelli 121 M1, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	8,5	~3	7+1	11	-2	500	Italy
Beretta M3D, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	8,5	~3	5+1/C	11	-2	700	Italy
Beretta RS 200, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	6,2	~3	5+1	11	-2	700	Italy
Bernadelli B-4, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	9,5	~3	8+1/C	12	-2	600	Italy
Daewoo USAS-12, 12G	16	4D	12	5	25	150	10,4	~3\6*	12/28	10	-2	460	Korea
H&K CAWS, 12G	Crit	5D	10	7	50	200	10	~3	10+1	12	-2	1200	1990 Germ
H&K P12, 12G	Crit	4D	12	6	25	150	7,8	~3	7+1	11	-2	500	Germ
Itchaca Roadblocker, 10G	Crit	5D	12	5	25	150	11	~3	2+1	13	-3	700	USA
Itchaca Stakeout, 12G	Crit	4D	11	5	25	150	5,5	~3	4+1	10	-2	500	USA
Itchaca Stakeout, 20G	Crit	3D	10	5	25	150	3,9	~3	4+1	10	-1	400	USA
Jackhammer, 12G	Ver	4D	11	5	50	200	10,5	~3	10+1	11	-2	4500	USA
Mossberg M500 ATP6, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	7,5	~3	5+1	10	-2	300	Germ
Mossberg M500 ATP6C, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	7	~3	5+1	10	-3	300	Germ
Mossberg M500 ATP8, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	8,1	~3	7+1	10	-2	300	Germ
Mossberg M500 ATP8C, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	7,5	~3	7+1	10	-3	300	Germ
PA-3/215, 12G	Crit	4D	11	5	25	150	5,5	~3	3+1	12	-3	400	Belgi
Remington 1100, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	7,5	~3	4+1	12	-3	450	USA
Remington 7188 M1, 12G	Crit	4D	12	6	25	150	9,5	7*	7+1	12	-3	1000	USA
Remington 870M1, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	9	~3	7+1	12	-3	300	USA
Remington 870P, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	8,5	~3	7+1	11	-2	400	USA
Remington M870, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	8	~3	5+1	12	-3	235	1955 USA
S&W Model 3000 Police, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	6,6	~3	3+1	12	-2	800	USA
Sidewinder, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	7	~3	4+1	10	-3	750	USA
SPAS 12, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	10	~3	7+1	10	-2	350	1975 Italy
SPAS 15, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	10	~3	6+1/C	10	-2	700	1984 Italy
Striker, 12G	Crit	4D	13	5	25	150	12	~3	12	11	-2	400	1984 RSA
Winchester 1300 Defender, 12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	6,4	~3	7+1	11	-3	600	USA
Winchester 1300 Marine,12G	Crit	4D	12	5	25	150	6,5	~3	6+1	11	-2	650	USA

SUB MACHINE GUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Ares FMG, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	3	160	1900	6	10*	32	10	-2	1000	USA
Armscor BXP, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	6,1	16*	32	10	-1	1260	1988 RSA
AUG, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	11	10	160	1900	8,6	11*	32	10	-1	500	1988 Austria
Beretta Model 12, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7	9*	20/30/40	10	-1	275	1959 Italy
Beretta Model 12S, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8	9*	20/32/40	10	-1	275	1978 Italy
Beretta Model 3, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	8	9*	20/40	10	-1	200	1956 Italy
Brazil MD!,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	9*	30	10	-1	250	Brazil
Brazil MD2A1,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8	11*	15/30	10	-1	500	1986 Brazil
BSM/9 M3,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7	10*	20/32	10	-1	350	Brazil
Bushman IDW, .41AE	Crit	2D+2	10	6	160	1900	6,8	12*	32	11	-2	1800	UK
Bushman IDW, 10mmP	Crit	3D+1	10	6	160	1900	6,8	12*	32	11	-3	1800	UK
Bushman IDW, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	6,8	12*	32	10	-1	1800	UK
Calico Model 960A, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	8	160	1900	9	10*	50/100	10	-1	900	1990 USA
China type64,7.62mmSubsonic	Crit	2D	11	6	120	1500	8,5	20*	30	11	-2	150	1966 China
China type69,7.62mmR	Crit	3D-1	11	6	120	1500	4,5	10*	20	11	-2	150	1980 China
Colt Supressed, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	9	160	1900	8	11*	32	10	-1	1300	1990 USA
Colt, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	9	160	1900	7	15*	32	10	-1	900	1990 USA
CZ Model 61 Skorpion 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	5,1	14*	20	10	-2	500	1960 Czech
CZ Model 61 Skorpion,.32ACP	Crit	2D	10	5	120	1200	5,1	14*	20	10	-1	300	1960 Czech
CZ Model 61 Skorpion,.38ACP	Crit	2D+2	10	5	120	1200	5,1	14*	20	10	-2	300	1960 Czech
CZ Model25,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	11	6	160	1900	7	10*	24/40	10	-1	100	1949 Czech
CZ Model26,7.63mmMsr	Crit	2D+1	11	6	160	1900	7	10*	24/40	10	-1	100	1949 Czech
DUX,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7,5	8*	50	10	-1	150	1954 Spain
Famae, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,2	10*	30	10	-1	1440	Chile
FMK Mod2,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	11	5	160	1900	7.5	10*	25	10	-1	350	1974 Argent
Gevarm,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	10*	32	10	-1	200	France
Glock Model 18, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	10	6	160	1900	1,8	9*	17/33	10	-5	1900	1990 Austria
H&K MP2000 Silenced, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	8	160	1900	8,8	14*	30	10	-1	4200	Germ
H&K MP5, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	8	160	1900	9,4	10*	32	10	-1	700	1966 Germ
H&K MP5A5PT, 9mmPT	Crit	1D+2	9	7	15	125	5,5	15*	30	10	-1	750	Germ
H&K MP5K PDW, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	9	7	160	1900	5,3	15*	30	10	-1	3200	Germ
H&K MP5K, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	9	8	160	1900	5,6	15*	30	10	-1	2600	Germ
H&K MP5KA5, 9mmP	Crit	2D+2	9	7	160	1900	7	11*	30	10	-3	2400	Germ
H&K MP5SD, 9mmP(Silenced)	Crit	2D-1	9	6	160	1900	7,2	13*	30	10	-1	3800	Germ
H&K SP-89, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	9	7	160	1900	4,6	10*	15	10	-1	1200	Israel
IMI Micro-Uzi, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	4	20*	32	10	-5	800	Israel
IMI Mini-Uzi, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	6	16*	32	10	-3	1160	Israel
IMI Uzi, .45ACP	Crit	2D+1	10	7	160	1900	7,25	10*	16/20	10	-1	1280	1952 Israel
IMI Uzi, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7,25	10*	30	10	-1	1280	1952 Israel
INA MB50,.45ACP	Crit	2D+1	10	6	190	1600	8	10*	30	11	-1	300	Brazil
INDEP M86,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	6.5	15*	30	10	-2	375	Portug
Ingram M10, .45ACP	Crit	2D+1	9	6	160	1900	6,4	12*	32	11	-2	500	1960 USA
Ingram M11,.38ACP	Crit	2D	9	6	120	1100	7	16*	36	11	-2	500	1960 USA
Ingram M11/Silenced, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	9	6	160	1900	5,5	20*	32	11	-2	550	USA
Intratec TEC-9, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	2,8	14*	32	10	-2	400	USA
Jati Matic, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	8	160	1900	5	10*	40	10	-1	1440	Finland
KAC 9mm Supressed, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	7,2	13*	32	9	-1	1400	USA
KFAMP,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	6,2	13*	20/30/60	10	-2	600	USA
LAPA SM model02,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	9	160	1900	7,9	8*	30/32	10	-1	450	Brazil
LF-57,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7	8*	20/40	10	-1	500	1960 Italy
Lusa A2,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	6.5	15*	30	10	-1	500	1992 Portug
M49 Hovea,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	8	10*	36	10	-1	250	Denm
MAT-49,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	9.5	10	32	10	-1	300	1949 France
MEMS 52/58,9mmP	Ver	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	8	14*	40	10	-1	250	1958 Argent
Mendoza HM-3,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	7	10*	32	10	-1	350	1975 Spain
MGP-15,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	5.5	11*	20/32	10	-2	300	1990 Peru
MGP-79A,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7	14*	20/32	10	-1	350	1978 Peru
MGP-87	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	6.8	13*	20/32	10	-1	350	1987 Peru
Model HM-3,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	6.5	10*	32	10	-1	400	Mexico
PA3-DM,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	8	10*	25	10	-1	250	Argent
PM Model VII	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	10*	33	10	-1	150	Indone
PM12S, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8,8	9*	40	10	-1	900	Poland
Poland pz-63,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	4	160	1900	4	10*	25/40	10	-2	150	1963 Poland
Rexim-Favor,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8,9	10*	32	10	-1	200	1953 Turkey
SAF,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7	20*	20/30	10	-1	550	1990 Chile
Sanna 77,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	6,5	3	40	10	-1	250	1977 RSA
SIG MP310,9mmP	Ver	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8,3	15*	40	10	-1	900	1958 Switz
Socimi Type 821,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	5,7	10*	32	10	-1	400	1984 Italy
Sola Super,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	6,8	9*	32	10	-1	260	1954 Luxemb
SPECTRE M4, 9mmP	Ver	3D-1	10	8	160	1900	8,3	14*	50	10	-1	1000	Italy
Sterling Mark17, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	9	6	160	1900	5,6	9*	15	10	-1	250	UK
Sterling, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	9*	34	10	-1	1260	UK
Steyr Mpi81, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7,8	11*	32	10	-1	1000	1969 Austria
Steyr SPP, 10mm	Crit	3D+1	10	7	160	1900	3,6	10*	15/20/25	12	-4	1250	1993 Austria
Steyr TMP, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	3,6	10*	15/20/25	10	-2	1250	1993 Austria
Uru Mekanika,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7	12*	30	10	-1	350	Brazil
VietKong K-50M,7.63mmMsr	Crit	2D+1	10	6	120	1700	8	10*	25/32/40	10	-1	150	1958 Vietnam
VietKong K-50M,7.63mmMsr	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	8	10*	25/32/40	10	-1	150	1958 Vietnam
Vigneron,9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	10*	32	10	-1	200	1952 Belgi
Viking, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,4	10*	36	10	-1	500	USA
Walther MP-K, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	6	160	1900	7,5	9*	32	10	-1	600	1963 Germ
Weaver PKS-9 Ultralight, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	5	160	1900	6,2	10*	42	9	-1	1000	USA
Z-62, 9mmL	Crit	2D+2	10	7	160	1900	7,5	9*	30	10	-1	400	1963 Spain
Z-62, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	7,5	9*	30	10	-1	400	1963 Spain
Z-84S, 9mmP	Crit	3D-1	10	7	160	1900	8,1	10*	30	10	-1	500	1985 Spain

ASSAULT RIFLES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
AC-556, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	14	9	500	3843	7,6	12*	30+1	10	-1	350	USA
AC-556K, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	9	500	3843	8,2	12*	30+1	9	-1	550	USA
AIWS, 5mm	Crit	4D	13	10	400	2800	8,8	9*	60	9	-1	6000	USA
AK-47, 7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3011	10,5	10*	30+1	10	-1	290	1949 USSR
AK-74, 5.56mmR	Crit	5D	12	7	400	3011	10,5	10*	30+1	10	-1	760	1974 USSR
AKR-74 Carbine, 7.62mmR	Crit	5D	12	7	400	3011	9	10*	30+1	11	-1	900	1974 USSR
AKSU-74, 5.45mmR	Crit	5D	12	7	400	1900	6,3	12*	30	11	-3	1100	1982 Russia
AMR, 5.45mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	500	3843	6,7	13*	30+1	10	-1	450	Italy
Armalite AR-18, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	9	13*	40+1	9	-1	500	1966 USA/UK
AUG, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	9	11*	40+1	9	-1	540	1978 Austria
Beretta AR 70/90, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	10	11*	30+1	9	-1	1290	1990 Italy
Beretta AR70, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	9	500	3843	9,2	10*	30+1	9	-1	550	1972 Italy
Beretta BM59,7.62mm	Crit	7D	13	10	1200	4700	11,2	12*	20+1	11	-2	250	1961 Italy
Bofors AK5,5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	9,5	10*	30+1	9	-1	500	1984 Sweden
CAR 15, 5.56mm	Crit	5D-3	12	10	400	3000	7	12*	30+1	9	-1	540	1964 USA
CETME LC, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	14	10	1000	4655	11	10*	20+1	11	-2	600	1984 Spain
China type68,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3011	8	12*	15/30+1	10	-1	200	1970 China
Chinese type56 carbine,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3011	9	~3	10+1	10	-1	150	1956 China
CIS SR-88, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	300	1500	8	12*	30+1	10	-1	600	1988 Singap
CZ52,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	8	400	3011	9,5	~3	10+1	10	-2	220	1952 Czech
Daewoo K2,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	10	12*	30+1	9	-1	400	1990 Korea
FARA 83,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	10	12*	30+1	9	-1	450	1984 Argent
FN-FAL, .308Win	Crit	7D	14	11	1000	4655	11	11*	20+1	11	-2	900	1950 Belgi
FN 1949,7.92mmMsr	Crit	7D	13	11	1200	4700	10	~3	10+1	12	-2	550	1950 Belgi
FN CAL, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	13	10	500	3843	8	10*	20/25/30+1	9	-1	900	1966 Belgi
FN Herstal P90, 5.7mm	Ver	5D	9	8	400	2500	7,4	15*	50	9	-1	950	1990 Belgi
FNC Short, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	9,5	11*	30+1	9	-1	750	1979 Belgi
Galil AR, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	12	10	1000	4655	11,5	10*	25+1	10	-2	600	1971 Israel
Galil, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	10,5	12*	35+1	9	-1	685	1967 Israel
GIAT FA MAS, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	11	500	3843	9,3	16*	25+1	9	-1	1750	1975 France
H&K 33A2, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	8	12*	25+1	9	-1	700	1968 Germ
H&K G11 K2, 4.73mm	Crit	4D	10	12	500	4000	9	8*	50+1	8	-1	1500	1987 Germ
H&K G114, 4.73mm	Ver	4D	12	10	300	3000	9,2	10*	50+1	9	-1	9000	1989 Germ
H&K G3, .308Win	Crit	7D	14	10	1000	4655	11	10*	20+1	11	-2	550	1959 Germ
H&K G41, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	11	500	3843	10	15*	30+1	10	-1	1000	1983 Germ
H&K G8A1, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	15	1000	4655	24,5	13*	50+1	11	-2	2500	Germ
H&K HK53, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	8	11*	40+1	10	-1	850	1975 Germ
IMBEL MD2,5.56mm	Crit	5D	14	11	500	3843	10	11*	30+1	9	-1	400	1990 Brazil
Japan type 64,7.62mmJ	Crit	7D-1	14	10	1000	4600	10	8*	20+1	11	-2	500	1964 Japan
Japan type 89,5.56mm	Ver	5D	13	10	500	3843	8,25	12*	20/30+1	9	-1	1000	1990 Japan
L85A1, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	13	500	3843	9	13*	40+1	9	-1	1500	1985 UK
LaFrance M16K,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	11	500	3843	6	10*	20/30/90+1	9	-1	1500	1992 USA
M14,7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	11	1000	4655	11	11*	20+1	11	-2	700	1959 USA
M16 Carbine, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	10	500	3843	7	15*	30+1	9	-1	600	1964 USA
M16, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	11	500	3843	8	12*	20+1	9	-1	540	1964 USA
MAS49/56,7.5mmFr	Crit	6D+1	14	10	1000	3900	11	3	10+1	11	-2	200	1949 France
Ruger Mini-14, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	13	9	500	3843	7,7	~3	30+1	10	-1	200	1973 USA
Sako m90,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	9	400	3011	9	11*	30+1	9	-1	750	1991 Finland
Sako M90,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	9	400	3011	9	11*	30+1	10	-1	750	1991 Finland
SAR 80, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	11	500	3843	8,5	11*	30+1	9	-1	600	1980 Singap
SIG 510-4, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	13	14	1000	4655	11,6	10*	20+1	10	-2	600	1957 Switz
SIG 540, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	10	500	3843	9,1	13*	30+1	9	-1	550	197 Switz
SIG 542, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	11	1000	4655	9	12*	20+1	11	-2	1000	1977 Switz
SIG 550, 5.56mm	Crit	5D	11	11	500	3843	10	13*	30+1	9	-1	800	1986 Switz
Soner MR25,7.62mm	Crit	7D	12	11	1200	4600	11	~3	10/20+1	10	-2	750	1992 USA
Valmet M76,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3011	7,5	11*	30+1	10	-1	300	1976 Finland
Valmet M76,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	8	600	3011	10,5	10*	15/30+1	10	-1	400	1978 Finland
Zastava M70B1,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3000	9	10*	30+1	10	-1	300	1974 Yugos
Zastava M80,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	7	500	3843	8,25	12*	30+1	9	-1	200	1985 Yugos
Zastava M85,5.56mm	Crit	5D	13	8	500	3843	7,5	11*	20/30+1	11	-2	300	1987 Yugos
Zaztava M59/66,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3000	9,5	3	10+1	10	-1	100	1966 Yugos

SNIPER RIFLES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
A1 Covert,7.62mmSS	Crit	6D	14	13	1200	4700	14,2	1	10+1	11	-2	3100	UK
AR-15 Delta HBAR,5.56mm	Crit	5D	12	14	500	3843	11	~3	20+1	9	-1	540	USA
Barret Model 82, .50MG	Crit	13D	20	16	2200	7400	32	~2	11+1	13	-4	2100	1982 USA
Beretta Sniper,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	15	1200	4700	13	1/2	5+1	12	-2	2000	1985 Italy
Draganov SVD, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	14	900	3900	12	~3	10+1	10	-1	1200	1968 Russia
FN 30-11 Sniping rifle,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	13	1200	4655	11,3	1/2	10+1	11	-2	1600	1978 Belgi
FR-F1, 7.5mm	Crit	6D+1	14	11	1000	3900	12,5	1/2	10+1	12	-2	2500	France
FR-F2, 7.62mm	Ver	7D	14	15	1200	4700	12,8	1/2	10+1	12	-2	1500	France
Galil Sniper, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	13	12	1200	4700	17,6	~3	20+1	11	-2	600	Israel
Gepard M3,14.5Soviet	Crit	13D+1	20	15	2000	8000	48	1	5/10+1	13	-5	2000	1988 Hung
Grendel SRT,7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	12	1200	4800	7.5	1	9+1	12	-2	1900	USA
H&K HK33 SG/1,5.56mm	Crit	5D	14	13	500	3843	12	12*	25+1	11	-1	2500	Germ
H&K MSG90, .308Win	Crit	7D	15	13	1200	4655	15	~3	5/20+1	12	-2	2500	1987 Germ
H&K PSG1, .308Win	Crit	7D	15	13	1200	4655	16	~3	5/20+1	12	-2	4500	1975 Germ
HK94, 9mmP	Crit	3D	10	10	190	1600	7,8	~3	15+1	10	-1	780	Germ
L42A1,.308Win	Ver.	7D	15	15	1200	4700	12	1	10+1	12	-2	400	1955 UK
L96A1, 7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	13	1200	4700	14,2	1	10+1	11	-2	2100	UK
M21,.308Win	Crit	7D	14	15	1200	4700	12	~3	20+1	11	-2	1000	1965 USA
M24, 7.62mm	Ver	7D	15	15	1200	4700	13,4	1/2	5+1	10	-2	5000	USA
Mauser 86,7.62mm	Ver	7D	14	15	1200	4700	10	1	9+1	11	-2	500	1990 Germ
Mauser SP66,.300WinMag	Ver.	7D+1	15	15	1200	4700	15	1	3+1	11	-2	600	1976 Germ
Mauser SP66,7.62mm	Ver.	7D	15	15	1200	4700	15	1	3+1	11	-2	600	1976 Germ
McMillian M87R	Crit	13D	20	14	2200	7400	24	1	5+1	13	-4	2500	1987 USA
Parker-Hale 85,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	15	1200	4655	14,5	1	10+1	12	-2	1000	1982 UK
Parker-Hale M82,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	14	1200	4655	11	1/2	4+1	12	-2	600	1982 UK
Parker-Hale M83,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	15	1200	4655	11	1/2	1	12	-2	600	1982 UK
RAI M300, .308Win	Crit	7D	16	16	1200	4655	15	1/2	5+1	12	-2	8000	USA
RAI M300, .416R	Crit	8D	16	16	1500	5500	15	1/2	4+1	12	-2	8000	USA
RAI M500, .50cal	Ver	13D	20	16	2200	7400	33,5	1/5	1	13	-3	9000	USA
Remington 700,.308Win	Ver.	7D	15	15	1200	4700	12	1/2	4+1	12	-2	600	1955 USA
Ruger M77,7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	11	1200	4700	9,5	1/2	5+1	12	-2	350	1968 USA
Sako TRG,7.62mm	Ver	7D	15	15	1200	4700	11	1	10+1	12	-2	1000	1992 Finland
Sako TRG41,.338LapMagn	Ver	7D+2	15	15	1200	4700	11	1	5+1	12	-2	1000	1992 Finland
SIG SSG2000, .300 Webley	Ver	7D+1	14	15	1500	5000	15	1/2	4+1	12	-2	2500	1989 Switz
SIG SSG2000,5.56mm	Ver	5D	14	12	500	3843	15	1/2	4+1	10	-1	2500	1989 Switz
SIG SSG2000,7.62mm	Ver	7D	14	15	1200	4700	15	1/2	4+1	12	-2	2500	1989 Switz
SIG SSG3000,7.62mm	Ver	7D	14	16	1200	4700	13	1/2	5+1	12	-2	4000	1989 Switz
Steyr AMR,15mm	Crit	14D	20	15	2500	8000	46,5	~2	5/8+1	13	-4	5000	Switz
Steyr SSG69 P11, 7.62mm	Ver	7D	13	17	1200	4700	9,7	1	5+1	11	-2	2500	1969 Austria
Steyr SSG69, 7.62mm	Ver	7D	14	15	1200	4700	10,5	1	10+1	11	-2	1600	1969 Austria
Technica Destroyer,12.7mmR	Crit	13D	20	16	2200	7400	40	~2	10+1	13	-4	2000	Hung
Technica Top Gun,12.7mmR	Crit	13D	20	16	2200	7400	28	1/4	1	13	-4	1600	Hung
VAL SilentSniper,9mmSp	Crit	4D	13	13	1000	3000	6	~3	20+1	10	-1	1000	1993 Russia
Vapensmia NM149S,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	13	1200	4655	14	1/2	5+1	12	-2	500	1990 Norway
WA-2000, .300 Webley	Ver	7D+1	13	16	1200	4700	18,3	~3	6+1	11	-1	3000	Germ
Zastava M76,7.92mmMsr,7.62mm	Crit	7D	15	11	1200	4700	10	~3	10+1	11	-2	500	1975 Yugos

GRENADES

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	Frag	Dur	Wt.	Blas	Time	ST	Fr	Cost	Year/Origin
35mm HE-RFL-35 BTU M262	Crit	5D+2	-	-	2D	-	0,25	9m	Impact	-	300	-	Belgi
An-M14 TH3 Incendiary	Crit	1D/s	-	-	n/a	40sek	.002	3m	2	-	n/a	-	USA
An-M9 Smoke	Crit	Smok	-	-	n/a	150se	1,2	6m	2	-	n/a	15	1948 USA
Arges M79/M203 Grenades	Crit	2D+2	-	-	2D	-	.01	12m	impact	-	900	-	Austria
HG77 Frag	Crit	5D+2	-	-	2D	-	.02	4,6m	4	-	5500	-	Austria
HG80 Mini Frag	Crit	2D	-	-	1D+1	-	.01	6m	4	-	1000	-	Austria
HG84 Frag	Crit	5D+2	-	-	2D	-	.05	4.6m	5.5	-	1000	-	Austria
M26 Frag	Crit	5D	-	-	3D	-	0,8	-	5	-	-	25	1946 USA
M3 Defensive/Offensive	Crit	5D+2	-	-	1D	-	1	7.6m	4.5	-	240	-	Brazil
M59 Concussion	Crit	6D	-	-	n/a	-	1	-	Impact	-	m/a	15	1950 USA
M67 Delay Frag	Crit	5D+2	-	-	2D	-	.02	12m	4-5	-	600	-	USA
MECAR DS-RFL-35 BTU M278	Crit	Stun	-	-	n/a	-	0,6	5m	Impact	-	n/a	-	Belgi
Mini Hand Grenade	Crit	5D	-	-	1D+2	-	1,2	7.6m	4.5	-	200	-	Chile
Model 31 Frag	Crit	6D	-	-	2D	-	1,2	9m	4.5	-	900	-	Poland
NR 208	Crit	5D	-	-	2D	-	0,8	6m	Impact	-	300	-	Belgi
NR 209	Crit	Illum	-	-	n/a	10-20	1,6	10m	Impact	-	n/a	-	Belgi
NR 210	Crit	Smok	-	-	n/a	-	1,2	5m	Impact	-	n/a	-	Belgi
OD/82 Hand Grenade	Crit	2D+2	-	-	2D	-	0,4	4.6m	5	-	2000	-	Chile
PRB NR 423	Crit	5D	-	-	2D	-	0,4	9m	4	-	950	-	Belgi
RPG-43 Anti-Tank Grenade	Crit	5D (2)	-	-	-	2D	4,2	20m	4	-	600	-	USSR
Yugoslav M69 Anti Personel	Crit	5D	-	-	n/a	-	1	7.6m	Impact	-	n/a	-	Yugos
Yugoslav M79 Anti Tank	Crit	5D (2)	-	-	n/a	-	4,2	10m	4	-	n/a	-	Yugos

GRENADE LAUNCHERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
37mm Stopper Riot Control	Crit	2D	11	5	14	200	8	1/4	1	10	-1	300	RSA
40mm Granat Pistole	Crit	2D+2	12	5	15	350	7	1/5	1	-	-	400	Germ
AGS-17 Plamya, 30mm	Crit	2D+2	---	7	8	1200	119	1	29B	---	---	3000	1975 USSR
Armscor MGL-6, 40mm	Crit	2D+2	12	8	14	375	12	~3	6	11	-1	1800	1979 RSA
Armscor, 40mm R	Crit	2D+2	12	8	14	375	12	1/5	1	-	-	500	RSA
Arpad 600, 35mm	Crit	5D/2D	-	6	100	1200	14	1	29	-	-	2500	Switz
BG-15, 30mm R	Crit	2D	12	7	15	400	3	1/10	1	-	-	500	USSR
CIS-40GL	Crit	2D+2	11	7	14	400	4	1/10	1	11	-1	500	Singap
HAFLA DM34, 35mm	Crit	---	14	3	8	80M	0,5	1*	1	---	---	50	1979 Germ
Hilton MPG, 40mm	Crit	2D+2	12	6	14	400	4	1/4	1	12	-2	600	1983 UK
HK79, 40mm R	Crit	2D+2	14	6	22	350	3,8	1/4	1	11	-1	250	1980 Germ
L1A1 Gren. Discharger, 66mm	Crit	3D	13	6	14	100	4	1/5	1	11	-1	500	UK
M203, 40mm R	Crit	2D+2	14	6	14	400	4	1/4	1	11	-1	250	1969 Austria
M2A1 Signal Pistol, 26.5mm	Crit	---	12	2	---	200	4	1/4	1	10	-1	180	1971 RSA
M79, 40mm	Crit	2D+2	12	6	14	400	7	1/4	1	12	-2	250	1960 USA
MK19 AGL, 40mm	Crit	3D	---	7	14	1600	76	6	20B	---	---	3000	1967 USA
NM1 MGL, 40mm	Crit	2D+2	12	6	14	120	13,5	2	12R	10	-1	1000	1979 USA
PIM203, 40mm R	Crit	2D+2	14	6	14	400	4	1/4	1	11	-1	400	USA

MACHINE GUNS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
12,7mmNSV	Crit	12D	---	8	1200	5000	63/120	12	50B	---	-1	2000	1964 USSR
AAT-51,7.62mm	Crit	7D	18	6	1000	4655	24	11	50B	13	-2	1600	1952 France
Armalite AR-10,7.62mm	Crit	7D	14	10	800	2800	9,5	11	20	12	-2	1300	1958 USA
AUG LSW, 5.56x45mm	Crit	5D+1	14	8	800	2800	12,5	11*	42C	12	-1	1200	Austria
Beretta M78,5.56mm	Crit	5D+1	14	8	800	2800	12,5	11	30/40	11	-1	1400	1979 Italy
CETME Ameli, 5.56x45mm	Ver	5D+1	15	8	800	2800	21	20*	200B	12	-1	2500	1982 Spain
CZ-57,7.62mmR	Crit	7D	16	6	1000	3900	18,5	15/19	20C/100B	12	-1	600	1952 Czech
EX34 ChainGun, 7.62x51mm	Ver	7D	---	8	1000	4655	32	9	500B	---	-1	2000	1977 USA
FN Mag, 7.62x51mm	Crit	7D	19	8	1000	4655	25	15	100B	13	-1	1100	1968 Belgi
FN Minimi, 5.56x45mm	Crit	5D+1	15	8	800	2800	16	13*	200B/M	12	-1	1000	1974 Belgi
H&K HK13,5.56mm	Crit	5D	14	7	1000	4700	15	12	20/40C	11	-1	1000	1970 Germ
H&K HK21,7.62mm	Crit	7D	18	11	1000	4700	14	15*	100	13	-1	1000	1970 Germ
IMI Negev,5.56mm	Crit	5D+1	14	10	800	2800	16	12*	30	11	-1	1450	Israel
L42A1, 7.62x51mm	Crit	7D	18	8	1000	4655	21	15*	100B	13	-1	1000	1977 UK
L86A1, 5.56x45mm	Ver	5D+1	14	10	800	2800	15	14*	30	12	-1	4000	1985 UK
LMG New Stoner, 5.56x45mm	Crit	5D+1	15	8	800	2800	19	10*	200B	11	-1	5000	USA
M134 Minigun, 7.62x51mm	Ver	7D	---	8	1000	4655	72	100	4000B	---	-1	3000	1962 USA
M60, 7.62x51mm	Crit	7D	19	7	1000	4655	23	10	100B	13	-1	1300	1959 USA
Mendoza RM-2,.30-06	Crit	7D+1	17	6	1000	4700	15	10	20C	12	-1	600	1965 Mexico
Minimi-Para, 5.56x45mm	Crit	5D+1	15	8	800	2800	21,8	16*	200B	12	-1	1000	1974 Belgi
PK, 7.62x54R	Crit	7D	16	6	1000	3900	11/20	12	100B/D	13	-1	1400	1964 USSR
RPK,7.62mmR	Crit	5D+1	12	7	400	3011	10,5	10*	40	10	-1	290	1964 USSR
RPK-74,5.45R	Crit	5D	12	7	400	3011	10,5	10*	75D	10	-1	760	1974 USSR
ULTIMAX, 5.56x45mm	Crit	5D+1	13	9	800	2800	13,7	8*	100D	11	-1	3500	1982 Singap
XM214 6pak, 5.56x45mm	Ver	5D+1	---	8	500	3600	45	66	500B	---	-1	3000	1984 USA

FLAMETHROWERS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
ABC-M9-7 Portable Flameth.	Crit	3D/s	13	7	---	55	49	1	15	10	-3	1000	USA
LC T1 M1 Flamthrower	Crit	3D/s	14	7	---	70	57	1	18	10	-3	800	Brazil
LPO-50	Crit	3D/s	15	7	---	70	52	1	(3)9	10	-3	700	1967 USSR
Mod T148 Portable Flameth.	Crit	3D/s	15	7	---	70	54	1	15	10	-3	900	Italy
Type 67 Flamthrower	Crit	3D/s	14	7	---	55	48	1	15	10	-3	750	Taiwan

ANTI-TANK WEAPONS (DR = 1/10)

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	�D	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
106RR M40	Crit	6DX7	n/9	11	n/a	3000	470	1/5	1	---	---	2000	1959 USA
Armburst AA & SDW, 47mm	Crit	6DX3	15	10	n/a	1500	12,9	1	1	---	---	500	Germ
Armbrust,67mm	Crit	6DX4	14	10	n/a	1500	15	1	1	-	-	800	Germ
AT-3 Sagger MCLOS, 1G	Crit	6DX8	n/9	14	n/a	3000	26	1/10	1	---	---	10000	1964 USSR
Brunswick RAW, 85mm	Crit	6DX6	13	11	n/a	300	6	1/10	1	---	---	2500	USA
Carl Gustav, 84mm	Crit	6DX6	n/9	10	n/a	1000	20	1/5	1	---	---	1000	1968 SW
LAT 500, 82mm	Crit	6DX8	14	10	n/a	400	16	1	1	---	---	400	Austria
LAW 80 LATWS, 94mm	Crit	6DX9	15	9	n/a	500	18	1	1	---	---	600	UK
LAW M72A2, 66mm	Crit	6DX4	14	9	n/a	300	5	1	1	---	---	250	1965 USA
M47 Dragon SACLOS, 2G	Crit	6DX8	n/9	15	n/a	1000	31	1/6	1	---	---	5000	1961 USA
M202A1 Flash,66mm	Crit	6DX4	14	9	n/a	300	29	1	4	---	---	5000	USA
Milan SACLOS, 2G	Crit	6DX8	n/9	14	n/a	2000	57	1/7	1	---	---	10000	1966 FR
Red Arrow 8 SACLOS, 120mm	Crit	6DX12	n/9	15	n/a	3000	70	1/10	1	---	---	12000	China
RPG-7, 85mm	Crit	6DX5	16	10	n/a	500	20	1/5	1	---	---	400	1962 USSR
RPG-2, 82mm	Crit	6DX3	15	7	n/a	150	6	1/5	1	---	---	200	1952 USSR
SS11 MCLOS, 1G	Crit	6DX9	n/9	14	n/a	3000	25	1/10	1	---	---	3000	1960 FR
TOW SACLOS, 2G	Crit	6DX9	n/9	15	n/a	3000	260	1/7	1	---	---	10000	1962 USA

PORTABLE ANTI-AIRCRAFT WEAPONS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	SS	Acc	SP	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
Blowpipe SAM	Crit	6DX10	20	15	2000	4000	45	1	1	12	---	2000	UK
Javelin SAM	Crit	6DX14	20	16	2000	6000	45	1	1	12	---	5000	UK
FIM-92A "Stinger"	Crit	6DX14	20	15	2000	5000	33	1	1	12	---	6000	1982 USA
SA-7B "Grail"	Crit	6DX10	20	13	2000	5000	41	1	1	12	---	1500	USSR

MORTARS

Weapon Name , Caliber	Malf	Dmg	Fr	Acc	Min	Max	Wt.	RoF	Shots	ST	Rcl	Cost	Year/Origin
51mm Mortar	Crit	5D	2D	6	200	700	14	1/3	1	-	-	900	1982 UK
BLM,120mm	Crit	6DX30	12D	8	600	6000	1500	1/6	1	-	-	20000	1987 UK
CL81 Mortar Cannon,81mm	Crit	6DX2	6D	8	-	8000	1200	1/5	1	-	-	2700	1975 France
Commando,60mm	Crit	6D	4D	6	100	1050	22	1/3	1	-	-	4000	1966 France
FLY-K PRB Mortar/Gr Launcher	Crit	5D(2D)	-	6	200	700	11	1/3	1	-	-	900	1983 Belgi
Gun-Mortar,60mm	Crit	6D	4D	7	-	2600	110	1/3	1	-	-	5700	1972 France
MO120,120mm	Crit	6DX15	10D	7	600	6600	210	1/5	1	-	-	5000	1962 France
Soltam M66,160mm	Crit	6DX33	12D	7	600	9600	3800	1/7	1	-	-	20000	1978 Israel

(1)This information was taken off a RIFTS web site and authored by Dustin Ramsey.

(2)~ 1996 by Gil "Brenden" Young
Borrowed and modified for GRIFTS by James Beadle, 2001.

(3)This is not to be concidered a complete list, but is one of the better I�ve found online, and after a couple hours of modifications now fits GRIFTS rather than GURPS: RIFTS as intended by the original author. My thanks to Gil Young for the work he invested in this list, and I hope he doesn�t mind the modifications I�ve made.

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	Item	Specs
	Battle Vest	Web vest that holds 20 lbs. of gear, Fast Draw to get it without searching for 1 turn $100, 2 lbs.
	Gun Cleaning Kit, small	For use with one specific firearm $20, ? lbs.
	Water Purification Tablets	50 tablets, purify 1 quart of water each $5, neg.
	Wire-saw	Use as a saw or wire garrote $5, neg.
	Trip-wire, 100 ft.	Thin steel wire that can hold up to 100 lbs. $5, ? lbs.
	Compass	Mil-spec lensatic compass for night use, +1 to Orienteering $75, neg.
	Radar Locator	A personal radar detector, at up to twice that radar's range $50, ? lbs.
	Medkit, Emergency	+1 to First Aid $300, 2 lbs.
	Flashlight, Shoulder Light	50-foot beam, flexible neck and clip mounts on harness, web gear, shoulder, etc. $50, 1 lbs.
	Binoculars, Military 10x	+3/+6 to vision, with the same capabilities of Multi-View goggles $1,000, 3 lbs.
	Transponder	Sends coded emergency beacon when activated $500, 2.5 lbs.
	Military GPS	+3 to Orienteering and Navigation, accurate to 1 foot $1,500, 1 lbs.
	Whetstone	For sharpening blades and tools $10, ? lbs.
	Mini-Toolkit (Armoury)	Minor repairs are at -2 penalty, Major are at �4 $400, 2 lbs.
	Fire-starter	Magnesium chunk with striker $5, neg.
	Survival Straw	Filter-in-a-straw, good for 5,000 gallons $25, neg.
	Notebook, Waterproof	Waterproof cover and paper, with pen and pencil $10, 1 lbs.
	Swiss Bayonet	Knife, saw, wire-cutter sheath, and survival kit $75, 1 lbs.

	Total:	$4,135, 17.5 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Web Gear	Web belt and suspenders with lots of pouches and rings for gear $50, 2 lbs.
	Holster, Military	A flap holster, -2 to Fast-Draw due to flap, -1 to Holdout $50, ? lbs.
	Canteen	Holds one quart (2 lbs) of water, has cup, stand, and cover $10, 3 lbs.
	Flashlight, Mini	15-foot beam, usually in IR-filter only for map-reading $8, ? lbs.
	Mini-Mechanic	Minor repairs are at -2 with only this, Major repairs at -5 $50, ? lbs.
	Survival Knife	Knife with fishing line, hooks, fire-starter, compass, and wire-saw $100, 1 lbs.

	Total:	$278, 10 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	HUD Sights	-2 to SS, and requires HUD goggles, visor, or neural HUD interface $500, neg.
	Laser Sight	+2 to Acc, Reduced SS penalty to 100, available in red, yellow, IR versions $100, neg.
	Sling, Jungle	Padded adjustable sling that keeps weapon in "ready position" $50, ? lbs.
	Smartsight	Enhances opportunity fire $1,000, neg.

	Item	Specs
	Computerized Map	A hardened computer running a Computer Navigation program, +2 to skill $4,500, 1 lbs.
	Maps	Tactical level military maps, in a waterproof map case $100, 2 lbs.
	Military GPS	+3 to Orienteering and Navigation, accurate to 1 foot $1,500, 1 lbs.
	Televiewers, 50x	+5/+10 to vision, with light-intensification and IR functions $1,500, 2 lbs.
	Tiny Computer, Military Complexity 2,	Hardened, genius, watch, helmet, or wrist model $20,000, 1? lbs.
	Map case, waterproof	Holds a folded map and writing utensils, can be strapped to arm $15, neg.
	Laser Rangefinder	This device is used to give accurate range and movement, adds +2 to hit $3,000, 2 lbs.
	Laser Designator	Illuminates the target for laser-homing projectiles, giving a +5 to hit. $1,000, 2 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Directional Transceiver Radio	Direction Finder $100,? lbs.
	Scrambled Radio	Video-capable, 1000+ mile range, scrambled $1,200, 10 lbs.
	Laser Communicator	Looks like a rifle $5,000, 10 lbs.
	Laser Tripod-Tracking	For communicating with aircraft at a distance $1,000, 10 lbs.
	Mini-Radar	Like a backpack radar or AESA, but with only 1-mile range $1,000, 3 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Rifle Case, Sniper	Cloth case with padding and drag handles, can serve as sniper shooting mat $200, 10 lbs.
	Scope, 40X TG/LLTV	2-mile Thermograph with Scan 13, +5 to Weapon Acc, Vision is +4/+9 $16,000, 3 lbs.
	Electronic Lockpick	Breadboards, circuits and tools, +3 to picking electronic locks $1500, 3 lbs.
	Tactical Sensor Array	An optical imager, sonic-motion detector, thermograph and parabolic microphone $20,000, 6 lbs.
	Bipod	Folding legs, gives +1 to aimed shots $75, 1 lbs.
	Targeting Computer	Armored, dedicated, hardened, tiny computer that gives the gunner a +2 to skill $1,200, 1 lb.
	Sonic Motion Detector	Air sonar, 360 range about 30 yards; each extra 10 yards past is -2 to skill rolls $1,000, 2 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Anti-toxin kit	For one specific toxin $25, ? lbs.
	Medkit, Paramedic	+2 to First Aid, Physician, Surgery, and Diagnosis at no penalty $1,500, 15 lbs.
	Medcomp	Dedicated computer (C3) with Diagnosis with skill of 12 hardwired in $24,000, 2 lbs.
	X-Ray Scanner	+5 to Holdout to find hidden objects on a person, range of 1 foot $2,000, 4 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Control Unit, Radio	Detonates radio detonators, can be traced or jammed, ? mile range $500, 1 lbs.
	Detonator, Electronic	Radio or timer detonator�has ? mile range, signal can be jammed $50, neg.
	Detonator, Trip	Has 3-yard tripwire, -3 to Vision if Camouflage roll is made $5, neg.
	Detonator Caps, 50ct	Do 1d-3 damage each, used to detonate Plastex, must have electrical current $50, 2 lbs.
	Mine, Limpet	Beads of glue allow it to be placed on the target, does 6dx6(10) $125, 2? lbs.
	Plastex, Demo-Brick	Does 6dx2 per ? lb., 6dx8 per pound, or 6dx40 per brick, can be shaped $800, 5 lbs.
	Satchel Charge	A knapsack with a 5 lbs. of Plastex (6dx40), and an electronic timer $1,00, 6 lbs.
	X-Ray Scanner	+5 to Holdout to find hidden objects on a person, range of 1 foot $2,000, 4 lbs.
	Chemsniffer	5-yd range, detects 100 compounds unless completely sealed $700, 2 lbs.

	Item	Specs
	Sleeping Pad	Insulation and padding for extra comfort $75, 2 lbs.
	Sleeping Bag	Standard cold-weather sleeping bag $100, 3 lbs.
	BDU, Winter	As above, but +5 to