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RTT Worldgen

2008-06-04T20:39:52Z

Tjoneslo: add category

[[Category: Traveller]]
The RktkT Complicated Star System Generator is a detailed, but not ''too'' detailed, random star system and world generation system for Mongoose Traveller. It attempts to walk that fine line between realistic (as based on current astronomical and planetological research) and easy to use. Drawn from a number of sources, including the core rules, ''GURPS Space'' (for 4th edition), ''GURPS Traveller: First In'', various idea seeds on the [http://traveller.wikia.com/wiki/Traveller_Mailing_List Traveller Mailing List] and [http://www.travellerrpg.com/CotI/Discuss/ Citizens of the Imperium fora], and the [http://arcbuilder.home.bresnan.net/PCLMaster.html Arc Builder Planetary Classification List].

This is a "bottom up" system, where you start with the primary star and work through all the planetary orbits. However, a lot of the process has been greatly simplified and fudged, mainly so you don't have to go crazy calculating the molecular weight of the atmosphere and the effects of axial tilt, but also to make it easier to update the system when new scientific discoveries make it outdated. The end results are all in the conventional UPP format, with the addition of a single new rating, '''Biosphere''', to describe the complexity of life on the world.

== To Do List ==
Populations and Terraforming, Special Features, internal links for dice tables, descriptive links for planetary and stellar classes

== Basic Star Placement ==
Any hex has a 50% chance of having a brown dwarf (class L) somewhere.

Any hex has a 50% chance of having a star system somewhere.

A hex can contain both, drifting far apart from each other. For either kind of system, follow the procedure below.

== Star System Generation ==

=== Number of Stars ===
Roll 3d6. '''DMs:''' Open Cluster +3. Don't roll for a lone brown dwarf; it's always solitary.

:3-10 — Solitary star
:11-15 — Binary system
:16+ — Trinary system

=== Spectral Types ===
For the Primary, roll 2d6.

For each Companion, roll and add 1d6-1 to the Primary's number.

''This generates a main sequence star; if the star later turns out to be a subgiant or giant, its spectral type will be changed. Don't roll for lone brown dwarfs.''

:2 — A-type or larger. (You may choose to place an O or B star, supergiant, etc.; max. 1 per sector.)
:3 — F-type
:4 — G-type
:5 — K-type
:6-13 — M-type
:14+ — L-type

=== System Age & Luminosity Classes ===
System Age = 3d6-3 (in billions of years). Use this to determine the luminosity class and final spectral type of each star.

'''A-type'''
:If Age ≤ 2: A-V
:If Age = 3, roll 1d6:
::1-2 — F-IV
::3 — K-III
::4-6 — D
:If Age ≥ 4: D

'''F-type'''
:If Age ≤ 5: F-V
:If Age = 6, roll 1d6:
::1-4 — G-IV
::5-6 — M-III
:If Age ≥ 7: D

'''G-type'''
:If Age ≤ 11: G-V
:If Age 12-13, roll 1d6:
::1-3 — K-IV
::4-6 — M-III
:If Age ≥ 14: D

'''K-type'''
:Automatically K-V.

'''M-type'''
:Roll 2d6:
::2-7 — M-V
::8-10 — M-Ve (flare star)
::11-12 — L

'''L-type'''
:Automatically L.

=== Companion Orbits ===
For each Companion, roll 1d6:

:1 — Tight orbit
:2-3 — Close orbit
:4-5 — Moderate orbit
:6 — Distant orbit

== Planetary System Generation ==
Each Primary and Distant Companion has its own planetary system, consisting of:

'''Epistellar orbits:''' 1d6-4. '''DMs:''' M-V star -1.
:''Type III, D, or L star:'' automatically 0.
'''Inner Zone orbits:''' 1d6-1. '''DMs:''' M-V star -1. If Close Companion present, automatically 0.
:''Type L star:'' instead roll 1d3-1.
'''Outer Zone orbits:''' 1d6-1. '''DMs:''' M-V star -1. If Moderate Companion present, automatically 0.

=== Orbit Contents ===
For each planetary orbit, roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' L star -1.

:1 — Asteroid Belt
:2 — Dwarf Planet
:3 — Terrestrial Planet
:4 — Helian Planet
:5-6 — Jovian Planet

Then determine if the planets have any major satellites. (Small satellites are not counted.)

'''Asteroid Belt'''
:Roll 1d6.
::1-5 — All members are Small Bodies.
::6 — Most members are Small Bodies, but there is also one Dwarf Planet.

'''Dwarf Planet'''
:Roll 1d6.
::1-5 — No major satellites.
::6 — One Dwarf Planet as satellite or binary companion. It cannot be of larger Size; reroll Size if this occurs.

'''Terrestrial Planet'''
:Roll 1d6.
::1-4 — No major satellites.
::6 — One Dwarf Planet as satellite.

'''Helian Planet'''
:Satellites: 1d6-3. If there are any satellites at all, roll 1d6.
::1-5 — All satellites are Dwarf Planets.
::6 — One of the satellites is a Terrestrial Planet, and the others are Dwarf Planets.

'''Jovian Planet'''
:Satellites: 1d6. Then, roll 1d6 again.
::1-5 — All satellites are Dwarf Planets.
::6 — Roll 1d6 again.
:::1-5 — One of the satellites is a Terrestrial Planet, and the others are Dwarf Planets.
:::6 — One of the satellites is a Helian Planet, and the others are Dwarf Planets.
:Rings: Roll 1d6.
::1-4 — Minor ring system only.
::5-6 — Complex ring system.

=== World Types ===

Then for each planet, look up its zone and type on the tables below to find out which world generation type to use.

If the star is type III or D, the first 1d6 orbits (counting outward) were directly affected by the star's expansion. Any planets in those orbits are automatically of a particular type:
:All Dwarf Planets become Stygian.
:All Terrestrial Planets become Acheronian.
:All Helian Planets become Asphodelian.
:All Jovian Planets become Chthonian.
In addition, if the star is type D, no world may have a Biosphere greater than 2.

==== Asteroid Belt ====
Roll 1d6.
:1-5 — All members are Small Bodies.
:6 — Most members are Small Bodies, but there is also one Dwarf Planet.

==== Dwarf Planets ====

===== Epistellar =====
Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' Asteroid Belt member -2.
:1-3 — Rockball
:4-5 — Meltball
:6 — Roll 1d6:
::1-3 — Hebean
::4-6 — Promethean

===== Inner Zone =====
Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' Asteroid Belt member -2, Terrestrial satellite +1, Helian satellite +2, Jovian satellite +3.
:1-4 — Rockball
:5-6 — Arean
:7 — Hebean
:8 — Promethean
:9 — Meltball

===== Outer Zone =====
Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' Asteroid Belt member -1, Terrestrial satellite +1, Helian satellite +2, Jovian satellite +3.
:1-2 — Rockball
:3-4 — Snowball
:5-6 — Arean
:7 — Hebean
:8 — Promethean
:9 — Meltball

==== Terrestrial Planets ====

===== Epistellar =====
Roll 1d6.
:1-4 — JaniLithic
:5 — Vesperian
:6 — Telluric

===== Inner Zone =====
Roll 2d6.
:2-4 — Telluric
:5-6 — Arid
:7 — Tectonic
:8-9 — Oceanic
:10 — Tectonic
:11-12 — Telluric

===== Outer Zone =====
Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' Satellite +2.
:1-4 — Arid
:5-6 — Tectonic
:7-8 — Oceanic

==== Helian Planets ====

===== Epistellar =====
Roll 1d6.
:1-5 — Helian
:6 — Asphodelian

===== Inner Zone =====
Roll 1d6.
:1-4 — Helian
:5-6 — Panthalassic

===== Outer Zone =====
Automatically Helian.

==== Jovian Planets ====

===== Epistellar =====
Roll 1d6.
:1-5 — Jovian
:6 — Chthonian

===== Inner Zone =====
Automatically Jovian.

===== Outer Zone =====
Automatically Jovian.

== World Generation ==

=== World Generation Tables ===

==== Acheronian ====
''Classification: Acheronian Class.''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Atmosphere: 1.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Arean ====
''Classification: GeoCyclic Class, Arean (water chemistry), Utgardian (ammonia chemistry), or Titanian Type (methane chemistry).''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: Roll 1d6.
::1-3 — 1.
::4-6 — A.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-7+Size. '''DMs:''' Atmos 1 -4.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' L star +2; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-4 — Water (Age modifier +0)
:::5-6 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::7-8 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier, and Atmos 1: 1d6-4.
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier, and Atmos A: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier, and Atmos A: 1d6-2+Size.
::Otherwise: 0.

==== Arid ====
''Classification: Arid Class, Darwinian (water chemistry), Saganian (ammonia chemistry), or Asimovian (methane chemistry).''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' K-V star +2; M-V star +4; L star +5; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-6 — Water (Age modifier +0)
:::7-8 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::9-10 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier:
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.
:Atmosphere:
::If Biosphere 3+ and Water Chemistry: 2d6-7+Size, minimum 2, maximum 9.
::Otherwise: A.
:Hydrosphere: 1d3.

==== Asphodelian ====
''Classification: Asphodelian Class.''
:Size: 1d6+9.
:Atmosphere: 1.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Chthonian ====
''Classification: Jovian Group, Chthonian Class.''
:Size: G.
:Atmosphere: 1.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Hebean ====
''Classification: GeoTidal Class; Hebean Type (water chemistry), or Idunnian Type (ammonia chemistry).''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: 1d6-6+Size.
::If 2+: change to A.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-11+Size.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Helian ====
''Classification: GeoHelion Class or Nebulous Class.''
:Size: 1d6+9.
:Atmosphere: D.
:Hydrosphere: Roll 1d6.
::1-2 — 0.
::3-4 — 2d6-1.
::5-6 — F.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== JaniLithic ====
''Classification: Epistellar Class, JaniLithic Type.''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Atmosphere: Roll 1d6.
::1-3 — 1
::4-6 — A
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Jovian ====
''Classification: Jovian Group; if life, is probably DwarfJovian Class, Brammian Type (water chemistry) or Khonsonian Type (ammonia chemistry).''
:Size: G.
:Atmosphere: G.
:Hydrosphere: G.
:Biosphere:
::If in Inner Zone, roll 1d6:
:::1-3 — 0
:::4-6 — Life is possible.
::::If Age ≥ 1d6: 1d3.
::::If Age ≥ 7: 2d6.
::::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' L star +1.
:::::1-3 — Water
:::::4-6 — Ammonia
::Otherwise: 0.

==== Meltball ====
''Classification: GeoThermic Class, Phaethonic, Apollonian, or Sethian Type; GeoTidal Class, Hephaestian or Lokian Type.''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: F.
:Hydrosphere: F.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Oceanic ====
''Classification: Oceanic Class, Pelagic (water chemistry), Nunnic (ammonia chemistry), or Teathic (methane chemistry) Type; Tectonic Class, BathyAmunian (water chemistry), BathyNunnic (ammonia chemistry), or BathyTartarian (methane chemistry) Type.''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' K-V star +2; M-V star +4; L star +5; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-6 — Water (Age modifier +0)
:::7-8 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::9-10 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.
:Atmosphere:
::If Water Chemistry: 2d6-6+Size, minimum 1, maximum C.
:::'''DMs:''' K-V star -1; M-V star -2; L star -3; any IV star -1.
::Otherwise: Roll 1d6.
:::1 — 1
:::2-4 — A
:::5-6 — C
:Hydrosphere: B.

==== Panthalassic ====
''Classification: Panthalassic Class.''
:Size: 1d6+9.
:Atmosphere: 1d6+8, maximum D.
:Hydrosphere: A.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' K-V star +2; M-V star +4; L star +5.
:::1-6 — Roll 2d6.
::::2-8 — Water (Age modifier +0)
::::9-11 — Sulfur (Age modifier +0)
::::12 — Chlorine (Age modifier +0)
:::7-8 — Methane (Age modifier +1)
:::9-10 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.

==== Promethean ====
''Classification: GeoTidal Class, Promethean (water chemistry), Burian (ammonia chemistry), or Atlan (methane chemistry) Type.''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' L star +2; Epistellar -2; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-4 — Water (Age modifier +0)
:::5-6 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::7-8 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.
:Atmosphere:
::If Biosphere 3+ and Water Chemistry: 2d6-7+Size, minimum 2, maximum 9.
::Otherwise: A.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-2.

==== Rockball ====
''Classification: GeoPassive Class, Ferrinian, Lithic, or Carbonian Type.''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: 0.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-11+Size. '''DMs:''' L star +1; Epistellar -2, Outer Zone +2.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Small Body ====
''Classification: Small Body Group.''
:Size: 0.
:Atmosphere: 0.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Snowball ====
''Classification: GeoPassive Class, Gelidian Type; GeoThermic Class, Erisian Type; GeoTidal Class, Plutonian Type.''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: Roll 1d6.
::1-4 — 0
::5-6 — 1
:Hydrosphere: Roll 1d6.
::1-3 — A
::4-6 — 2d6-2 (represents subsurface oceans)
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' L star +2; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-4 — Water (Age modifier +0)
:::5-6 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::7-8 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier, and Atmos 1: 1d6-4.
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier, and Atmos A: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier, and Atmos A: 1d6-2+Size.
::Otherwise: 0.

==== Stygian ====
''Classification: GeoPassive Class, Stygian Type.''
:Size: 1d6-1.
:Atmosphere: 0.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Tectonic ====
''Classification: Tectonic Class, Gaian (water chemistry), Amunian (ammonia chemistry), or Tartarian (methane chemistry) Type.
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 1d6. '''DMs:''' K-V star +2; M-V star +4; L star +5; Outer Zone +2.
:::1-6 — Roll 2d6.
::::2-8 — Water (Age modifier +0)
::::9-11 — Sulfur (Age modifier +0)
::::12 — Chlorine (Age modifier +0)
:::7-8 — Ammonia (Age modifier +1)
:::9-10 — Methane (Age modifier +3)
::If Age ≥ 1d3 + modifier: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4 + modifier: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.
:Atmosphere:
::If Biology 3+ and Water Chemistry: 2d6-7+Size, minimum 2, maximum 9.
::If Biology 3+ and Sulfur or Chlorine Chemistry: B.
::Otherwise: A.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-2.

==== Telluric ====
''Classification: Telluric Class, Phosphorian or Cytherean Type.''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Atmosphere: C.
:Hydrosphere: 0.
:Biosphere: 0.

==== Vesperian ====
''Classification: Epistellar Class, Vesperian Type.''
:Size: 1d6+4.
:Biosphere:
::''Chemistry:'' Roll 2d6.
:::2-11 — Water
:::12 — Chlorine
::If Age ≥ 1d3: 1d3.
::If Age ≥ 4: 2d6.
::Otherwise: 0.
:Atmosphere:
::If Biosphere 3+ and Water Chemistry: 2d6-7+Size, minimum 2, maximum 9.
::If Biosphere 3+ and Chlorine: B.
::Otherwise: A.
:Hydrosphere: 2d6-2.

=== Revised Planetary Profile Codes ===

==== Size ====
:0 — ≤800 km, neg. gravity
:1 — 1,600 km, 0.05 G
:2 — 3,200 km, 0.15 G (Triton, Luna, Europa)
:3 — 4,800 km, 0.25 G (Mercury, Ganymede)
:4 — 6,400 km, 0.35 G (Mars)
:5 — 8,000 km, 0.45 G
:6 — 9,600 km, 0.70 G
:7 — 11,200 km, 0.9 G
:8 — 12,800 km, 1.0 G (Terra)
:9 — 14,400 km, 1.25 G
:A — ≥16,000 km, ≥1.4 G
:B-E — Helian sizes
:G — Jovian sizes

Size 0 is Micro Gravity.
Size 6- are Low Gravity.
Size 9+ are High Gravity.
Size D+ are Extreme Gravity, not normally survivable by humans.

==== Atmosphere ====
:0 — Vacuum
:1 — Trace
:2 — Very Thin Tainted
:3 — Very Thin Breathable
:4 — Thin Tainted
:5 — Thin Breathable
:6 — Standard Breathable
:7 — Standard Tainted
:8 — Dense Breathable
:9 — Dense Tainted
:A — Exotic
:B — Corrosive
:C — Insidious
:D — High Density
:F — Intense Volcanism
:G — Gas Giant Envelope

==== Hydrosphere ====
:0 — ≤5% (Trace)
:1 — ≤15% (Dry / tiny ice caps)
:2 — ≤25% (Small seas / ice caps)
:3 — ≤35% (Small oceans / large ice caps)
:4 — ≤45% (Wet)
:5 — ≤55% (Large oceans)
:6 — ≤65%
:7 — ≤75% (Terra)
:8 — ≤85% (Water world)
:9 — ≤95% (No continents)
:A — ≤100% (Total coverage)
:B — Deep and Dense
:F — Molten Surface
:G — Gas Giant Core

==== Biosphere ====
:0 — Sterile
:1 — Building Blocks (amino acids, or equivalent)
:2 — Single-celled organisms
:3 — Producers (atmosphere begins to transform)
:4 — Multi-cellular organisms
:5 — Complex single-celled life (nucleic cells, or equivalent)
:6 — Complex multi-cellular life (microscopic animals)
:7 — Small macroscopic life
:8 — Large macroscopic life
:9 — Simple global ecology (life goes out of the oceans and onto land or into the air, etc.)
:A — Complex global ecology
:B — Proto-sapience
:C — Full sapience
:D — Trans-sapience (able to deliberately alter their own evolution, minimum Tech Level C)

If Biosphere C or more, this is a Homeworld; proceed to the Population tables.

Forming a Gaming Community

2008-03-28T13:24:38Z

Tjoneslo: Reverted edits by 202.44.14.194 (Talk); changed back to last version by GORT

[[Category:Resources]]
[[Category:Community Building]]

[[Image:SGA logo.gif|right|Seattle Gamers Assemble!]]

''[[Seattle Gamers Assemble!]] (SGA) is a loose community of role-players centered around Seattle, Washington. After several years of operations, we thought it might be nice to share what we've learned about setting up a gaming community.''

__TOC__

; What is a Gaming Community?
: In this article, we mean by "gaming community" a '''group of people''' that adopts a certain '''structure or organization''' to support '''game-related activities'''. At SGA, we focus on role-playing games but most of this advice is directly applicable for other types of games or even other activities.

=PEOPLE=

==Who Will Join Me?==
Let's assume you're trying to get a group organized locally, focusing on role-playing games. Who might be interested in joining?

* Newcomers and people without a regular game, looking to form small gaming groups.
* People looking for drop-in games or players.
* People who like to try different games.
* Game designers (whether they be published professional or hobbyists with a beloved homebrew system) looking for playtesters or actual play.
* Gamers looking for social contact with other people sharing their interests.
* Players and game-masters hoping to improve their skills through practice or discussion.

Many of those will be looking for other players, will make contact, and then will disappear from you club, mailing list, etc. Given half a chance, a few will form a core interested in recurring activities and discussions.

==Different Strokes==
Your community is likely to attract people with different skills and interests. That's a ''good'' thing! You want those different skill sets and points of view because they will allow you to do more things and attract more new people.

For example, in our group we currently have:

* A lady who is unfailingly reliable and has the inexhaustible patience to round up participants, week after week (fortunately, she has help these days.)
* A guy who loves to start discussions on various GMing and play topics, gathering threads from various online sources and pitching summaries to get weekly discussions rolling.
* A guy who took charge of updating the calendar on a weekly basis, coordinating with various GMs and organizers to help schedule their events without calendar conflicts.
* A gal who compiles and updates sources of information (useful links, store directories, wikis, etc.) and makes them available.
* A guy who is good with graphics and creates catchy posters and logos.
* Several people who have a favourite setting or system and love to run, play, or discuss it regularly.
* Several people who have recurring games ready for our [[Weekly Short-Shots]].
* Several people who love to tinker with systems and playtest the results of their brainstorming.
* Several people who like to show up at events just to meet-and-greet and play whatever is available.
* Several people who like to playtest new games.
* Several fans of indie games.

Naturally, several people wear more than one of these hats!

So check with your core group of people interested in starting this community, and see what everyone likes to do and/or is good at. And harness those skills! Let the artist draw, the organizer plan, the enthusiast start discussions, etc.

=STRUCTURE=
What kind of structure fits the community you are forming? There is a plethora of models available, some more structured, some more informal or flexible. Although for brevity's sake we often lump all of these into one big category, here are some fine distinctions to support discussion and generate ideas:

;ONLINE GROUP
That's the model for [[Seattle Gamers Assemble!]] We started out as, and still are, just a mailing list where people communicate to organize various events. We're as informal as they come: anyone who signs up or shows up is a member. We have few rules ("don't spam" and "don't troll" are about the extent of it), no officers, no assets.

To form an online group, all you need is a mailing list, a forum, a blog, a Usenet group, or whatever communication tool you prefer that will support discussions (but see [[Forming_a_Gaming_Community#Online_Presence|Online Presence]] below for more discussion.)

Besides SGA, examples of online communities in Seattle include:
* [http://community.livejournal.com/seattle_rp/ Seattle Area Role Players] (LiveJournal-based)
* [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/thirdplacespielers/ Third Place Gamers] (Yahoo! Groups-based)
* [http://roleplayers.meetup.com/71/ Puget Sound Roleplayers Meetup Group] (Meetup-based)
* [http://dnd.meetup.com/192/ Seattle Dungeons & Dragons Meetup Group ] (Meetup-based)
* [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ShadowrunSeattle/ Shadowrun Seattle] (Yahoo! Groups-based)

;GAME CIRCLE
A [http://www.gamecircle.org/ game circle] is somewhere between the minimalist organization of an online group and the much more structured game club. It may have a petty cash jar, perhaps some membership rules, etc. A game circle may also be more closely knit than an online group because it relies more on a network of people who know one another and bring in their own friends (a gaming pyramid scheme!) and less on a sign-up system. This may limit the size of this type of group.

We don't have clear examples of public game circles in Seattle, though we have countless small private ones. SGA ''may'' slowly be morphing into a large game circle; time will tell.

;LOCAL CHAPTER
Local chapters of larger (regional, national, international) organizations have perforce more structure than your average mailing list. They generally have a formal registration process, often require a membership fee, and generally provide some support or services.

An example of local chapter in our area is:
* [http://seattlemob.guildsites.org/index.html The Seattle Mob] (the local RPGA chapter)

;GAME CLUB
A full-fledged gaming club is usually more structured because it typically owns or rents physical assets such as a meeting space, furniture, computers, supplies, games, terrain, miniatures, etc. In order to do this, a group needs money. As soon as you say money, you need to think about:
* a treasurer and thus other officers (president, secretary, etc.)
* hence a constitution or charter, by-laws, etc.
* membership registration
* a source of revenue, such as:
** fees for events or services,
** membership dues,
** sale of club paraphernalia, used games, etc.

Gaming clubs are particularly suited to groups that need a physical location to store props, miniatures, or game components.

In the U.S., most true gaming clubs are associated with colleges and universities. In the U.K. private gaming clubs are more common. In Seattle, we have one private gaming club:
* [http://www.dragonflight.org/msg/ Metro Seattle Gamers]

=ACTIVITIES=
Beyond having conversations (and/or flame wars) online, a group starts becoming a community when it organizes activities. Some may be recurring weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, while others may be one-off events. Some are gaming events, some are purely social.

Pick and choose the ones that your group will be interested in having. Here are a few ideas:

; Weekly games: A new game and GM every week. Requires a few people with enthusiasm and persistence. See our article on [[Weekly Short-Shots]]
; Meetups: Call everyone to meet for pizza on a Saturday, then those who are interested break off to play impromptu games. Requires little prep beyond advertising.
; Bring-and-battle: Particularly suited to miniatures games and card games; announce a point budget and simple construction rules, everyone builds their characters, army or deck according to those rules and meets on the agreed day to duke it out. Requires little prep beyond devising the rules and advertising.
; Tournaments: Particularly suited to miniatures games and card games. Requires at least one dedicated organizer, some prizes, a moderator or host, probably some materials and a decent amount of advertising.
; Mini-conventions/Game Day: Find a (free) location, organize a GM sign-up, recruit participants. Figure two to six months to organize, especially if this is your first event. Requires several dedicated people, regular meetings, a good deal of organization. For an example see [[Emerald City Gamefest]].
; Full-scale conventions: The whole deal -- a two- or three-day weekend, a hotel or other public location, a pre-printed program, panels, tournaments, sponsors, etc. Figure six to twelve months to organize, especially if this is your first event. Requires several dedicated people, regular meetings, good organization skills, a legal framework to handle money, a registration system, lots of promotion.
; Social events: Everyone interested meets for for a meal or a drink. Requires little prep beyond picking a location and advertising, unless some brave soul wants to volunteer to host. In that case, you also need volunteers to help set up and clean up.
; Newsletter: Physical or electronic. Requires a few people dedicated enough to write or draw, someone with decent edting skills, someone with decent graphic and layout skills, and a means of distribution. If it is going to be published regularly, you also need these people to have some persistence.
; Swap meet: Everyone interested shows up with their used games to sell and trade. Only requires securing a location and advertising the event, but works better if people post in advance the list of games they're interested in buying, selling, or trading.
; Painting, terrain or prop workshops: The crafty people in your group meet to work together and exchange tips on painting, building, etc. Requires finding a suitable location (and securing permission), assembling and transporting materials, and promoting the event.

=LINKING UP=
==Online Presence==
''You're'' here and ''we're'' here on this wiki because we — you and us — are Web-savvy. Although not every gamer is a 'Net-head, the RPG community that '''doesn't''' maintain a strong Web presence is cutting itself off from a vast pool of gamers. There are two big reasons to have a well-organized Web base for your gaming community: '''promotion''' — it's your virtual front door and perhaps the ''only'' front door you'll have; and '''convenience''' — you have a toolbox available to help you communicate, organize, and rally.

There are many tools you can use to allow community members to communicate with one another, promote discussion, and help organize events.

; E-mail list: Requires a list owner/administrator and possibly some support software or list server. Members have to sign up or register.
; Web-based group: Requires registration with a provider (e.g., [http://groups.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!], [http://www.meetup.com/ Meetup] or [http://groups.google.com/ Google] group), a list owner, and optionally, some moderators. Unless you open your list to the general public and potential spamming, all members will have to register.
; Gaming [[Wikipedia:blog|blog]]: Requires a blog (e.g., [http://www.livejournal.com/ LiveJournal], [http://www.blogger.com/ Blogger], [http://360.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! 360], [http://www.myspace.com/ MySpace], [http://wordpress.org/ WordPress], etc.); unless you plan on accepting anonymous comments and/or screening them individually, this requires every member to sign up for a blog ID. Many members may not want to make this effort.
; [[Wikipedia:Internet forum|Forum]]: Requires a host and some software, and a tech-savvy administrator. Optional: moderators are useful.
; [[Wikipedia:Wiki|Wiki]]: Collaborative platform such as this [[Main Page|RPG.net wiki]] or [http://pbwiki.com/ Pbwiki]. Useful for shared writing, but a large number of members will never take the time to unerstand how to use a wiki. Can serve as a nice addition to a standard forum or list.
; Web site: Requires a host and a Webmaster. New material goes through the Webmaster for posting, so this is best used as a supplemental presence, not as your main contact and discussion point.
; [[Wikipedia:Social bookmarking|Social bookmarking]]: Sites like [http://del.icio.us/ del.icio.us], [http://www.furl.net/ Furl], [http://www.simpy.com/ Simpy], and [http://www.roxomatic.de/687/social-bookmarks-review-reloaded many others] allow multiple users to share and comment links. This is a handy way to exchange good sites, discussion threads, online documents, etc.

See also our discussion of [[Weekly_Short-Shots#Online_Tools|other online tools]] to promote weekly games; these can be used to organize and support all your game activities. You can of course use a combination of elements.

Whatever approach you choose, it is very important to '''keep your virtual front porch clean and welcoming'''. In other words, your Web portal should offer clear navigation, easy access to various sections and tools, and look inviting or at least unintimidating to newcomers. If people can't figure out how to post or where everything is, they won't visit you a second time.

==Networking==
A community is a [[wikipedia:fractal|fractal]] beast: communities can '''network into larger communities'''. Don't limit your horizons with a very narrow definition of what your group is about, at least not on first approach. Sure, if you play DnD or Exalted in a metropolitan area you can ''probably'' find enough players to get a game going and even to organize events. But why not start wider and meet more people? If the community is very large, it will sub-divide soon enough anyway. But most of the time, you will find the opposite problem: too few people rather than too many. So how do you ''build'' your local gaming community?

Ask yourself: '''Who else is out there that shares your hobby?''' Although our main focus at SGA and in this article is role-playing games, most of us are interested in many other related activities:

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* Board games
* Miniatures games
* Wargames
* Card games
* Console or online gaming
* Live-action role-play (LARP)
* Historical reenactment
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* Comic books
* Science-fiction and fantasy
* Creative writing
* Game design
* Theatre
* Movies
* Modelling (trains, planes, etc.)
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So your '''contacts''' in the local community might include:

* Gaming clubs and associations
* Gaming stores (RPGs but also board games, card games, miniatures, hobby stores, etc.)
* Comic book stores
* Book stores, especially those specializing in science-fiction and fantasy
* LAN gaming oufits
* Recreationist societies such as the Society for Creative Anachronism, the Civil War Reenactment Society, RenFaire regulars, etc.
* Writing groups and workshops
* Improv theatre groups and workshops
* Movie clubs
* Local game publishers
* High schools, colleges and universities

Approach these contacts and try to '''build bridges'''. Exchange links and posters. Organize demos and common events. Your most natural allies are other gaming groups and associations in the area. Participate in one another's events, coordinate so you won't compete for players, share resources.

Here in Seattle, we have had good success teaming up with board gamers, wargamers, card gamers, etc., and of course with other role-players, including several of the groups mentioned on this page.

=PROMOTING=
If other people who might be interested in participating in this gaming community never hear about it, they can't join it. You need to get people: (A) '''aware''' that your community exists, (B) '''interested''' so they'll want to join, and even (C) '''excited''' about it so they'll want to ''participate''. That means you have to distribute information about what the group, club, list, etc. is all about, what activities you organize or support, and '''why it's fun and interesting'''.

==Creating Buzz==
Notice how every type of event your group may organize requires some form of promotion. It begins with posting a notice on your mailing list of course; but don't think for a moment that this will suffice. You need to get in contact with potential participants and get their attention!

* Naturally, you best buzz is still word of mouth. Talk to your friends, your community members, the gamers you meet at the local stores, etc.

* You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar, we're told. Tell people what's in it for ''them''! Why should they join your group, participate in your event, etc.? Surely you're doing this because it will be fun. Tell them '''how much''' fun!

* A proven record is the best way to show folks your promises are not empty. Show them how much fun the previous event was, and why they should be sorry they missed it! Take a look at [[Weekly_Short-Shots#Online_Tools|some of our suggestions]] for post-game promotion of weekly game events.

* When promoting upcoming events, consider posting invitations on game forums such as [http://www.rpg.net/ RPG.net], [http://www.enworld.org/forums.php EN World], [http://www.therpgsite.com/forums/index.php theRPGsite], or [http://www.story-games.com/forums/ Story Games], as well as more focused forums. Don't spam them! Simply introduce yourself and explain why you think this event is of interest to the gamer community. Be courteous and patient. Ask other members of your community to chime in and give their perspective.

==Promotional Materials==
;POSTERS
[[Image:Poster_assembly.jpg|thumb|Tutorial: Assembling the posters]]
If you have someone in your group who has graphic skills, consider putting together a poster to advertise your community.

* '''What:''' Put an attractive, eye-catching image but do not clutter the poster with an overabundance of visual elements. Include a clear title and your game club's name. In smaller print, you can have a short description of your club events, just enough detail to get people interested. And, of course, include the club's contact information (URL is best.) Do not include information that is subject to change without warning, such as the location of any events. That's what your Website or forum is for. And for Heaven's sake, proofread the poster before finalizing! Typos in promotional materials are at best a turn-off and at worst a cause of problems (e.g., wrong contact info.)

* '''How:''' We like to do ours on 11" x 17" "tabloid" format (A3 would be closest among international or ISO 216 formats), with tearaway tabs giving our name and URL. Tearaway tabs are printed on two rows length-wise on 8.5"x11" letter paper (use A4 for international format). Remember to bring thumb tacks and tape when you go a-postering. See a tutorial prepared by [[User:Demongg|Demongg]] for our club's posters by clicking on the image.

* '''Where:''' At the very least, hit all the gaming stores, comic book stores, LAN gaming spots, book stores specializing in science-fiction and fantasy, etc. We also try to hit coffee shops, Internet cafes, etc. that are located nearby. Ask the owner or manager politely whether they wouldn't mind you hanging the poster; be prepared to explain why it would be a good idea for ''them'' to have your poster around (e.g., building a more vital gaming community, promoting more different games, etc.) Other good places to post include college and university campuses, and high schools if you can get permission.

;HANDBILLS
* '''What:''' Although you should strive not to clutter your design, you can afford to put a little more detail than on posters if you want, because the reader has a little more leisure to read them. It's acceptable to put more "perishable" information because handbills have a fairly short shelf life. You can have more contact information, perhaps some location and schedule information for upcoming events. Still, don't overdo it; easy does it!

* '''How:''' You can easily make handbills by printing four to a standard page: this yields four 4.25" x 5.5" handbills if you use American 8.5" x 11" letter paper, or four A6 handbills if you use international (ISO 216) A4 paper. For visual appeal, handbills can be printed in black ink on colour paper at modest cost or, if you're feeling ambitious, in full colour on white paper. Plan on printing at least 50 handbills per location where they will be available.

* '''Where:''' Same places as the posters, but you may need a little extra diplomacy because you need to ask the owner or manager if you can leave a stack of handbills near the cash register. In bookstores, ask if they would be willing to add one to each purchase, just like they do with bookmarks. (You can be sneaky and ''make'' bookmarks in lieu of handbills — just size them appropriately and print them on cardstock rather than paper.) Be sure to replenish the stacks as needed, for the duration of your promotion effort (it can be on-going if you have the manpower and budget.)

;STANDUP SIGNS
[[Image:StandeeSample.gif|thumb|Example of standup sign used by Third Place Gamers]]
A standup sign can easily be made by folding a page in three and forming a little self-standing triangular sleeve.

* '''What:''' About the same content as a handbill, but don't clutter!

* '''How:''' Divide letter or A4 paper in thirds along its length and in half along its width. Print three sides to form the sleeve. Cut in half along the long direction, fold each in three, and tape shut. You get two signs per page. See the example illustrated, created by [[User:Kedamono|Kedamono]] for [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/thirdplacespielers/ Third Place Gamers]

* '''Where:''' A little trickier yet — these signs need to be spread out on tables. Ask the manager of gamer-friendly coffee shops, and any location where gamers may be welcome to set up (local fast-food joint, college cafeteria, etc.) Here, we have the very nice [http://thirdplacecommons.org/ Third Place Commons], a kind of indoor urban park. You should expect your little signs to disappear fairly rapidly as people clear them to make space when using the tables. Re-stock as needed.

;ADS
Ads are a little tricky because they're so ubiquitous. We're deluged by ads everywhere around us. Where will you advertise? Will anyone notice your ad among all this competition for attention? How much will this cost?

Some of the logical places you might want to try first:

* Exchanging ads with other gaming organizations in your area.
* Free ads are sometimes available with some game publishers.
* Free or reduced-cost ads in the program of local gaming conventions.
* Pony up for a paid ad in a well-read gaming magazine — that's well-read locally, of course.
* Paid banner ads on sites like RPG.net or ENWorld (mostly useful to advertise specific upcoming events).

=RESOURCES=
==Tips and Ideas==
* [http://www.gamecircle.org/ Game Circles]: Bringing gamers together
* [http://uk.games-workshop.com/gamingclubs/ Games Workshop's gaming club resources]
* [http://www.hoboes.com/html/RPG/Meetings.html Negative Space's Role-Playing Meeting Grounds]
* [http://www.therpgsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2220 JimBobOz's Big List of Links]
* [[Wikipedia:Game club]] (article stub)
* [http://www.roleplayingtips.com/articles/rpg_club.php Starting and Running a Role-Playing Games Club] by Katrina Middelburg-Creswell
* [http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?p=6078837 Building a Player Network]

==Other Communities==
* [http://nerdsocal.com/ Nerd SoCal Forum]
* [http://nerdnyc.com/forum/ Nerd NYC Forum]
* [http://sgboston.wordpress.com/ Story Games: Boston]
* [http://groups.google.com/group/troupe_berkeley Troupe Berkeley]
* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Reno_Roleplayers/ Reno Roleplayers]
* [http://www.ukroleplayers.com/ UK Role Players]

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Midnight RPG - THE SOUTHIES

2008-03-27T15:28:38Z

Tjoneslo: Fix links

[[Image:Midnight logo image.jpg|frame| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wiki Markup]: How to edit/format a wiki - quicklist. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page#Wiki_markup More on Wiki Markup]: How to edit/format a wiki. '''You WILL abide by the [[LAWS OF SHADOW]]''' [[Midnight Taint Rules|TAINT RULES]] '''Welcome to the Midnight: North & South campaign wiki.''' With the Campaigns beginning on October 7th 2006, this wiki site is a resource for a face-to-face tabletop fantasy role-playing game using the Midnight Setting for the Dungeons and Dragons system. This site is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki wiki] which is a web page that can be edited by anyone with surfing the web! The goal of this wiki site is to form a repository of information about our game that is easily accessible and editable to the entire game group. A "campaign series bible". '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Midnight_RPG_-_THE_SOUTHIES#Maps Maps of the World]''' '''Player Fun Items''' [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Midnight_RPG_Campaigns:_Main_Page#PICTURING_ARYTH:_Image_Gazetteer Picturing Aryth]: a wiki site to upload images to represent locations on Aryth. [http://www.ats.unifans.org/index.php?topic=1192.0 Picturing Aryththread]: The original thread for Picturing Aryth on Against the Shadow fan forum. [[Midnight Party Game Calendar - South]]: Here are the working calendars for the game schedule. '''[[Midnight - Language Lexicon]]''': this is a list of words we've made up and pulled from texts for meanings of words in various languages.
 '''[[Midnight - Ways we've killed/hurt stuff]]''': this is a fun list for how things have gone done in game...
 '''[[Bluebooking]]''': an explanation on RPG bluebooking, and how we can use it for Midnight. '''NOTE''': Between sessions the maximum xp award for Bluebooking will be 500xp.
 A bluebook form: [[Midnight RPG - Chapter 00.000]]
 '''the Campaign Connections''' [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/index.htm Darkness Falls]: A fansite OGL info resource for Midnight. [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/DnD_MIDNIGHT_Seattle/ Midnight: North & South Yahoo Discussion]: This is where the group actively discusses game events, recaps as well as the planning of game gatherings and general group chit chat. [[Midnight Basics]]: a very short info brief about the difference of '''Midnight''' and '''D&D'''. Midnight: Shadowkillers [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial serial] campaign is broken into story arcs. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Story_arc What are Story Arcs]? ]]
 
''
''Armies of Elves, Dwarves and Men attempted to defeat Izrador the Enemy, the Shadow in the North, in the most important and final of battles in the Third Age. They met and fought valiantly against armies of Orc, Demon, Dragon and other Shadow Minion on the southern shore of the Pellurian Sea. But… They lost. It is the the Last Age of man… Hope takes hold for one last effort.
The dream... salvation of mankind, elfkind, the men of stone and those that wish to live free... The Queen of Elves, the King of Dwarves, Patriarch of Dragonkind, Kith & kin of halfling and gnome, the Sons of Man - they call to you. What will you do? WHAT MUST YOU DO? For destiny to survive you must reforge, what would not be... '''“Agh burzum-ishi krimpatul!”''' The words of hope strung together in the black tongue meaning “Out of darkness bind them!”

These bainful words shall be spoken as a rally cry, a call, a voice in the darkness - asking for help...

Asking for hope...'' 
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<th colspan="5" width="100%"> THE SHADOWKILLERS [[Midnight: Southern XP Rewards]] [[Midnight: Southies SWAG & BOOTY]]</th>
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<th width="6%">[[Midnight: the Shadow Killers player Andrew|ANDREW]]</th>
<th width="6%">[[Midnight: the Shadow Killers player Steve|STEVE]]</th>
<th width="6%">[[Midnight: the Shadow Killers player Adam|ADAM]]</th>
<th width="6%">[[Midnight: the Shadow Killers player Bill|BILL]]</th>
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<td> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignment_%28Dungeons_%26_Dragons%29#Lawful_Neutral Lawful Neutral] </td>
<td> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignment_%28Dungeons_%26_Dragons%29#Neutral_Good Neutral Good] </td>
<td> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignment_%28Dungeons_%26_Dragons%29#Chaotic_Evil Chaotic Evil] </td>
<td> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignment_%28Dungeons_%26_Dragons%29#Neutral_Good Neutral Good]</td>

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<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/character_races1.htm Orc] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/character_races1.htm Wood Elf] </td>
<td> [[Half-Succubus]] [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/character_races1.htm Sarcosan] </td>
<td> [[Kyuad as a Lich|Undead]] [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/character_races1.htm Erenlander]</td>

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<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/class_fighter.htm Fighter] [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Prestige_Class:_Bladebond Bladebond] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/class_wildlander.htm Wildlander] [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/class_channeler.htm Channeller] [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/prestige_druid.htm Druid] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/class_channeler.htm Channeller] [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/prestige_collaborator.htm Collaborator] [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Zal'Kazzir's_Prestige_Class Abyssal Chancellor] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/class_channeler.htm Channeller] [[Midnight Custom Prestige Class: Fell Warden|Fell Warden]]</td>

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<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/hp-seer.htm Seer] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/hp-naturefriend.htm Naturefriend] </td>
<td> [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/hp-speaker.htm Speaker] </td>
<td> [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/index.php?page=28 Foundling]</td>

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<th width="6%"> [[DURGAZ]] </th>
<th width="6%"> [[ERANON]] </th>
<th width="6%"> [[ZAL'KAZZIR]] </th>
<th width="6%"> [[Kyuad|KYUAD]] </th>
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<th colspan="5" width="100%"> '''[http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/DnD_MIDNIGHT_Seattle/files/Player%20Character%20sheets/ Character Sheet Files]''' CURRENT LOCATION ''Eranon and Zal'Kazzir make the rendivous point, waiting for Durgaz and Kyuad for their next leg in the steps to save the world... And soon the other heroes would catch up. But with them they bring the problems of dealing with a Legate turned from the path of the Shadow, yet she still believes (Ahemia). At this point it seems Zal'Kazzir has harnessed her but what will come of this domination? Walking the Paths of Dal Colia again seem like a necessary evil and the trip ends with some loss, but Kyuad having never been in this illusionary realm leaves with a great deal of answers - yet solutions remain to be found. At current we find ourselves in the Corbron Isles, the Pirates place waiting and planning for the next step... [[timeline of the pathwalker story]] [[Midnight - STEPS TO SAVE THE WORLD]] </th>
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_%28role-playing_game%29 Wikipedia's article on Midnight]

All the people of '''Eredane''' know that freedom is a dying word. '''The Shadow in the North''' is a seemingly unstoppable force. The weak and the mad give in to his dark temptations, while the strong and the wise can only fight, and die. Some say that there is no hope against the dark lord and his '''Night Kings'''. But the land of Eredane is vast and older than men or elves; throughout the ages, many things have been lost amidst is open plains, its hidden crags, its dark forests, and its cold lakes. Some of those things have been uncovered by accident or design, by the minions of the Shadow or by the forces of light who resist his insane and cruel plans ... these are the secrets of shadow. [[Daily Life Under the Shadow]] Through the ages destiny has searched for those with the will and want to make a difference in the Last Age of Man the Light is cast to two groups thousands of miles seperated by land but standing side by side against the Shadow in the North. One group of '''Pathwalkers''' begins their journey in the space between '''Alvedara''' and '''Cambrial''', while the other find their journey beginning just below '''Cale''' some distance from '''Steel Hill''' and the '''Veradeen'''.
 
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==[[ITEMS Given to NPCs by players]]==
This is a page to note any/all items made or given to NPCs. This is just to help track who has "special" charms and things or where things go if removed from a PC.

==FRIENDS==
* '''Shadow-Wall''': Sir Walden Mikhail, knight of the Sarcosan realm. Believed to have long life, he fought beside the Witch Queen at the last battle 99 years ago. His eyes were ripped from him by the hand of Jahzir himself. He is of the Seer path. His home in the Sothern Erenland is also called Shadow-Wall.
* '''[[Ivelose]]''': the jungle elf said to be an Eye of Aradil. When encountered outside the Dead Marsh he was on his way to Alvedara on mission from the Witch Queen herself. His revelations were both odd and perceptive and will cause some to consider their direction, actions and whereabouts...
* '''[[Mi'shun]]: Mi'shun the female Jungle Elf (Danisil) Wildlander Captain of the Arrow unit assigned to Pathwalkers. She is the sister of Valendil's wife.
* '''[[Kess]]''': Kess is the female Jungle Elf (Danisil) that is wife to Valendil. She is Mi'shun's sister.
* Breoul: (M) Caransil druid, 2nd at the Academy.
* Suruliam: (F) Danisil leader of the Hamlet, Lady Counsilor to the Queen.
* Craigth Galeck: (M) Seer.
* Ebul: (F) Miransil on the Gamarillian Front.
* Ossion: (M) Danisil Wildlander.
* Sovaliss: (F) Danisil Spymaster to the Queen, Master of the Eyes.
* '''Varzon''' (the wyrmling): Found beaten and alone in a cage beneath Shadowwall. Apparently coming from Alvedara, it's journey continues as the heroes take it toward destiny with the elves. He is a powerful bread, a dragon born in a time when no dragons have been born in millenia. His scales are still soft, but his breath weapon of acid can eat through metal and his elven songs have uplifting spirits.
===[[First Hold|First-Hold Overview]]===
* [[Dern's Hold]]
* [[First-Hold's New Guard]]: the men and women refugees of First-Hold
* [[Durgaz's, Black Mask Orc]]: the orc formerly of One-Arm's legion that now follow Durgaz.

==CONTACTS==
* '''Dahmir of Weton-Bleh''' (male human, Sarcosan, Aristocrat, of Sharuun):
* '''Zimania Shihkan''' (female human, Sarcosan, Aristocrat, of Zorgetch)
* '''Togumx-Gub''' (male, hobgoblin, Rogue, of Zorgetch):
* '''Garains Farthel''' (male human, Erenlander, Aristocrat, of Al Kadil):
* '''Kanas Kakishi''' (female human, Sarcosan, Aristocrat, of Erenhead):
* '''Abbidga Kirena-Tena''' (female human, Sarcosan, Aristocrat, Festrun):
* '''Spah of the Earthcloaks''' (male, gnome, Rogue, of Shadowdown along the Eren River):

* A warning given by the Dornish spirit in the form of the wolf Anauil...
:: '''''"Cease you ways and join Izador or for every town saved we will burn 10 to the ground, for every soul they save 10 will be hanged, the people of the land will curse your names and if anyone joins you not only will their life be forfit but the lives of anyone they ever knew. ...in strait places gar keep all store, And burned ye plainland them before, That they shall pass away in haist What that they find na thing but waist. ...This is the counsel and intent Of the gud King's testiment and command."'''''

==='''the reptilians of the Dead Swamps'''===
Led by a stark white alligator, these Dire creatures' full intentions are as yet unknown. Striking a pact with our heroes they seem to seek only a bit of pleasure from the world that hates them. 
:'''DIRE ALLIGATORS'''
* '''the silent one''':
** '''the broken tooth''': (aka. Snaggle)
** '''the ripped eye''':
** '''the snapper''':
** '''the pleasure seeker''': "yes... FAT...Horses"
** '''the eager youth''':
:'''DIRE TORTOUSES'''
* '''the orange elder''':
** '''the many others''':
:'''DIRE SERPENTS'''
* '''father cobra''':
** '''the son cobra''':
** '''the daughter/sister cobra''': Turned out to be not a 'real' snake/person but rather referring to the "Sister of Mercy" flail weapon sought by the cobras!
** '''"Snakerates"''':inquisitive green one
** '''the rattler''':

==ENEMIES==

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* '''[[Neega]]''': thought to be an asterix that inhabitted a large crow when last he watched the party.
* '''[[Legate Pessiogn]]''': a legate that came up from the Aruun Jungles.
** '''[[the Exocutioner]]''': DECEASED a massive Dorn in the service of the Legate Pessiogn.
** '''[[Skuld]]''': the Oruk in service of the Legate Pessiogn.
*** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Kyuad%27s_Lorebook#The_Chimera The Chimera]''': This beast escaped into the forest near Festrun. Younger and smaller than imagined in myth, it was said that Pessiogn captured this legend. But is it the singular creature of myth we know? (read more at Kyuad's Lorebook)
*** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Kyuad%27s_Lorebook#Aranesil.2C_or_Spider-Elf The Aranesil, or Spider-Elf]''': This beast died at Shadowwall. Begging for it's death while encaged. Know one knew what it was a strange amalgamation... Kyuad and Eranon disected it. (read more at Kyuad's Lorebook)
*** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Kyuad%27s_Lorebook#Megartkorvid.2C_or_Running_Roc The Megartkorvid, or Running Roc]''': These three beasts escaped into the forest near Festrun. The strange twisting of crow mixed with bear, so the feathers and fur revealed. Pessiogn claimed creation, Kyuad does not believe he has the power or ability... yet... (read more at Kyuad's Lorebook)
* '''the Bog Hag''': a malevolent twisted elf that prowled the outlying Dead Marsh. She met her match after commanding her Bog Orc and Spinter Steeds to take down the heroes, all in effort to appease local political manueverings with the Dire Alligators. Durgaz crushed her head into the swamp floor then posted he broken skull on a spire to spoil the return of her spirit for the fell.
** '''the Splinter Steed''': the sadly insane and twisted unicorn of old, now nothing but shadow-hate tainted by the world of evil. This beast served the hag, perhaps as a pet - all the way to death.
** '''the Bog Orcs''': emaciated and swamp ridden, these or hailed from the [[Midnight Orcs|Feral Mother Tribe]] at one time, but now seemed to serve the swamp and the hag that lived with it.
* ''' ??? ''': ??

===At Night Kings' Command===
* '''King Jazir Kammil, the SWORD of Shadow'''. Jazir is the most known of all Night Kings, the absolute ruler of Erenland. His frequent court is in the city of ???. Early in the winter of ??? he began a pilgrimage to Erenhead where it's said he would name the generals that would continue leading his armies. The most feared turn of events would be to know who would take over the Kaladrune campaign. Jahzir has entrusted the war against the Caransil to the most competent of his generals, Grial the Fey Killer. Three orc tribes vie for leadership of the armies:
** the Bloody Sword:
** Scaled Mother:
** Dark Mother:
** '''General Grail, the Feykiller''': Grial is likely the key Orc in all of Eredane. He is lead General to the Night King Jazir's armies. He has personally lead many battlewaves, and now pushes the front of the war on Erethor with the Burning Line in the South and has issued a decree to form a second Burning Line in the North. Grial has divided the Shadow’s army into four separate commands in an attempt to stretch and weaken the elven defenses.
*** '''Commander Belark the Blackheart''': (Oruk) Along the Gamaril River, the Blackheart commands 40,000 orcs that have tried to secure the river basin and cut off the Caransil villages north of the river.
*** '''Commander Frag Longtusk''': (Orc) In the Green March, Commander Longtusk with his army of 45,000 orcs fights a more mobile war against a scattering of human and elven villages, attempting to bypass the elven defenses.
*** '''Commander Kiah the Flame Axe''': (Oruk) Just south of the March, in the scorching heat and choking smoke along the Burning Line, the Flame Axe (Oruk) leads the largest of the armies, over 90,000 orcs and goblin-kin, against the heart of the elven defenses. *** '''Commander Jorg Kinslayer''': (Orc) In the Darkening Wood, the Kinslayer besieges the elven stronghold of '''[Three Oaks]''' and deals with a forest gone insane, although it is rumored among the orc troupe that '''Kulos''' has been given command of Cambrial's great host (in definance of Jorg's efforts) to finally break the stalemate in the Darkening Wood.
**** '''Talûn-karkû, the white worm''' (Orc Commander) a fearsome Orc with a distinctive mane of white hair.
***** '''Dafrum-Dâgalûr''': the battle group led by the White Worm. Durgaz’s old regiment, consisting of somewhere between 400 and 500 Orcs at any given time. Consists of members from approximately a dozen families, all of whom are constantly jockeying for position within the regiment (whose leaders are, of course, doing the same within the army of which the regiment is part.) Durgaz’s treachery is not tremendously well-known within the regiment, as open discussion of the incident tends to rouse Talûn-karkû’s anger. Among those that do know, not much is known beyond the fact that Durgaz went mad, killed two fellow soldiers and fled. It is assumed that he is dead.
****** '''Radagug, the dog''': (Orc, Wildlander) Durgaz’s older brother, by about twenty minutes. Although most orcs have numerous half-siblings, only those born at the same time can be sure they they have both parents in common. Competition was fierce between the brothers, due primarily to Durgaz's superior strength and skill with arms, and matters did not improve when Durgaz was made an officer with the Dafrum-Dâgalûr, leaving Radagug in a demeaning position as the head of a company of goblins. Radagug is known derisively as "the dog" by his fellows due to the goblin association. Radagug is slightly smaller than normal orcs, he was a runt amoung his siblings and rather than fight with them for survival he sought to route with the dogs and goblins for survival in adolescence. He now harbors all that hate and focuses it in a pin-point needle directed at his traitor brother, whom he has vowed to behead. Radagug is of the Dark Mother Tribe (Tribal Lands: Bastion region, Warlord: Agnum, Head Mother: Raarn). The battle group they were attached to is the "Dafrum-Dâgalûr" led by Talûn-karkû, the white worm. They fall under the dominion of: "Jorg Kinslayer" an orc commander under "Grial the Fey Killer" who is Jahzir's lead general.
******* '''the Goblin Dogs''': Goblin, Wildlanders & Fighters. This band of Goblins is the misbegotten horde assembled and lorded over by Radagug. More like the Orc's entrourage than a squad, they cheer and jeer on their Commander with sinister glee. These goblins are part of a larger colony bread for landspeed and blitz attacking. Yet under Radagug's care they've slipped in their tactics and enjoy torturing victims they find along their scout trip travels.
******* '''FORC''': Goblin, Sniffer/Rogue. Forc is the the unapologeticly devious keymaster of the manacles weilded by the Goblin Dogs, which he displays proudly on a bandolier denoting that he's a "Captain". He rides a Dire Rat named '''Grockel'''. He was given his name for two reasons. The obvious actually can post nickname - when he began using a modified fork and dinner knife as his means of backstabbing and tormenting victims. The less known but even more appt reason is he tends to mimic the Orcs to get an air of power which comes off slightly rediculous at times and resulted in the nickname shortened from "False-Orc" down to simply "Forc". Though some speculate that the "F" more likely stands for a more obscene word...
******** '''Forc's Brigade''': Sadly after Forc's run-in with the heroes of Shadowwall his escape would grant him a special duty... He was put in charge of a band of [[Midnight Godlin Sniffers|Sniffers]] that would follow the bands of orc and mercenary army up and down the Shadow's Highway, cleaning the road clear of dung and manure...
****** '''the Traitors of Festrun''': there are a small contingent of known villagers in the Hamlet of Festrun that apparently pay to watch the orc Radagug behead prisoners. It is not known how or why they have this strange contract...

* '''Sunulael, the Priest of Shadow''': Though little is known of the Priest, all know it is he that has the potential of being the dominant of the Night Kings. His mechinations worm as tenticles through all Shadow units. He is supreme priest of the Order of Shadow and rules the Legates through fear and promise. His court waivers between the city of Cambrial to the South and within the halls of Theros Obsidia in Highwall (??). Early in the Winter of ?? he has begun feuling Jahzir's armies with an undead host emenating from Cambrial.
** '''General Kuros, the Exonerated''': (Sarcosan) An outspoken supporter of Sunulael and enemy of his critics, his command of the armies of Cambrial came with orders to raze the forests of Erethor. The Priest of Shadow entrusted this Priest of Shadow mission to Kuros not because he felt the man was a great leader, but instead because of his fanaticism. In his years of service, Kuros has personally led many forays against those who oppose the Priest’s rule in the south, even orcs and other legates. However, in so doing Kuros has made many enemies in Theros Obsidia; to maintain the careful balance of politics, Sunulael believed it was best to remove him from the center of intrigue lest he lose him to a Cabal knife. The masters leading the Priest of Shadow's directive have sent three generals to command the forces that are to prove Jahzir and his generals are inferior by taking the Erethor... By the time of the great arc of Obares, the fey resistance in the Darkening Wood will either be crushed or Kulos will be sacrificed to his god.
*** '''"the Hanged Man"''': (human?, General)
*** '''"the Hunter"''': (a North man, General)
*** '''General Jaran, the Reaver''' (Caransil?).
** '''[[Vrolk the Vile]]''': a known legate in direct service to the Night King '''Sunulael'''. He is said to hold sway over the "Cadaverous Eye", some relic of the power of death. His lair lies within the Obsidian Spire amoung the Dead Marsh, where he devides his time between his master's labs at Cambrial.
*** '''the Undead Wyvern''': a strange concoction and pet to Vrolk. Made with the "spying eye" in it's gut to fly the area in search of his masters command. The beast crashed to the ground in a crater of it's own carcass. The spying eye crushed following it's hold on both Kyuad and Durgaz.
*** '''the lost at Satan Rock''': strange spirits trapped forever at this ancient prayer rock, perhaps one of the oldest to the dark god in the north. These souls linger still protecting those that worship and poaching those that blasphemy with their lingering chill... Thorton's encoutner at the rock led to his death shortly after.
*** '''Krell Azam'han''' (male human, Sarcosan, soldier legate, merc leader) had recently conscripted dozens of the "Dafrum-Dâgalûr" and other army groups seemingly with the permission of Jahzir, although the orcs didn't appreciate the "transfer"... Not a typical soldier legate, his frail physique would indicate he was never fought a battle in his life. Stringy black hair, greasy from weeks without washing, hangs like rotting cords on a gibbet’s arm. Bulbous eyes protrude from beneath his thick drow and crooked yellow teeth add ugliness to his vicious grin. A scrupulously groomed goatee is Krell’s only concession to personal hygience and recently the soldier legate has developed a hacking cough that, more often than not, leaves a bloodly residue upon his lips. He blames the swamps with bitter angst.
**** '''Zad-el-Rakib''': ("Gift to the Rider") the Grey Speckled Arabian horse, believed to be an Asterix assigned to Krell. Hailing from a breed of horse with a reputation for intelligence, high spirit, and outstanding stamina. With a distinctively chiseled head and high tail carriage, it is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world. One of the oldest horse breeds in the world. Prized by the nomadic Sarcosan people, often being brought inside the family tent for shelter and protection. This close relationship with humans created a horse breed with a good disposition, quick to learn, and willing to please. But it also developed the high spirit and alertness needed in a horse used for raiding and war. This combination of willingness and sensitivity requires the horse's owners to handle their horses with competence and respect. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabian_Horse Reference Material]
**** '''Krell's Merc Units''': Typically his units consist of a dozen or so leather clad mercs armed with short recurved bows and cedeku all on proud war horses of their family stables.

===Traitor Princes & Legates of Note===
* '''Governor/Prince Ahvazi Abbas''': (male, Sarcoson) The most influential of these collaborators is Governor Abbas, cousin to Jahzir and Prince of Alvedara. As governor of Jahzir’s seat of power, his ambition is tempered by his fear of the king. His kinship with the Night King gives him more leeway than others, but does nothing to reduce his terror.
* '''Legate Shantelus Ereach''': (male, Sarcosan) The Greater Legate of Cambrial is Shantelus Ereach. The control of the grand mirrors in Cambrial and Sharuun by greater legates outside the Keepers of Obsidian is a source of concern for the Five, particularly as these high priests are of the Devout.

==BEASTS==
* '''[[Midnight|Mûmak]]''':

==GAZETEER==
===Maps===
[[image:Eredane-Political-Map-2E.gif|thumb|Eredane's Political Map of Districts]]
[[Image:Map-of-Druids-Swamp.gif|the Druid's Swamp|thumb]]
* '''[http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/images/eredane_map1.jpg the Continent of EREDANE]''' on the world of Aryth in the heart of MIDNIGHT 1st Edition.
* '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/1/14/Eredane-Map-2E.gif the Continent of EREDANE]''' on the world of Aryth in the heart of MIDNIGHT 2nd Edition.
* '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/d/d6/Eredane-Political-Map-2E.gif Eredane's Politic Map of Districts]'''
* '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/6/68/Midnight-Mirror_Nexus.gif Eredane's Map of Mirrors & Nexus]''':
** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/c/cc/Midnight-Mirror.gif Eredane's Map of Mirrors]''':
** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/4/46/Midnight-Nexus.gif Eredane's Map of Nexus]''':
** '''[http://wiki.rpg.net/images/4/46/Midnight-Eredane-_SPLICE.gif Spliced Eredane Map]: This map was spliced together from multiple detail maps.
* [http://wiki.rpg.net/images/1/1d/The-Bluff-Area.gif the Baden's Bluff region]
* [http://wiki.rpg.net/images/1/13/Badans-Bluff-color.gif Baden's Bluff proper]
* [http://wiki.rpg.net/images/e/e9/Fallport-Map.gif Fallport Ship Docks]

===Locations===
* [[ShadowWall]]: This power nexus is home to great warrior of the wars ShadowWall.
* [[Festrun]]:
* [[Alvedara]]:
* [[Sharuun]]:
* [[Shadow's Highway]]:
* [[Satan Rock]]:
* [[the Erethor]]:
** [[The Druid's Swamp]]: Including the Dead Marshes and Three Oaks.
** [[the Dead Marshes]]:
*** [[the Dead Swamps]]: (aka. the Reptillian Swamps)
*** [[the Obsidian Spire]]: (aka. the Black Nail, the Obsidian/Black Spike, the Twisted Black Tree, etc..)
* [[Cambrial]]: (aka. the City of Dead)
* [[the Burning Line]]
* [[the Green Marsh]]
** [[Dern's Hold]]: the human refugee village formerly controlled by the Shadow agent Dern Halfhand. Currently renamed '''"First-Hold"''' and captured by the resistance.

==HISTORY==
* [[Scrollbearers - What Came Before]]: this is a page with much of the previous campaign history recorded.
===Through the AGES===
* [[the First Age of Aryth]]
* [[the Second Age of Aryth]]
* [[the Third Age of Aryth]]
===The Calendar Year===
====Sarcosan Sahi Calendar====
Each day on Aryth is about 26 hours long and each year is approximately 337 days. Adjusting for the vagaries of Sarcosan religious portent, each Great Arc is therefore about 34 days long. Each arc is further divided into lesser helias that vary in length between two and 17 days. Because of their inconsistency, and because only Sarcosan priests seem able to keep track of them all, the lesser helias are seldom used to mark time. There is one day during each helia, however, that is often used to measure time and it is called the helial zenith. The zenith is the midpoint of each arc and marks the day on which the ascending arc transitions to the descending one. For ease of comparison to known constants, note that because of the longer day length in Aryth, a character who has lived a given number of the shorter Aryth years is still just as old in actual time as a character that has lived the same number of years in the real world.
=====Great Arcs of the Sorshef=====
Each arc is named after the god-rider that is believed to hold the most power within that region of the stellar Sorshef. There are sections of the Book of the Sahi that tell of times in the ancient past when the god-kalifs of given arcs changed and were therefore given new names, but this has not happened since before the Sarcosans came to Eredane.
* [[Months of the Year]]: better known as "ARCS" to folk of Aryth.
** '''SHAREEL''' (1) "'''the Arc of the Sisters'''", the first thaws in the central plains usually come by the end of Shareel and the wild boro begin their migration north.
** '''DOSHRAM''' (2) "'''Planting'''", This arc is when young horses are broken. Sarcosan weddings are also thought most favored during Doshram.
** '''SAHAAD''' (3) "'''Spring's End'''", this arc is the favored time for birthing foals. Traditionally this is also the time when nomadic Sarcosans left their winter camps. If born on the zenith of Sahaad, a Sarcosan child is thought to be destined for greatness.
** '''SENNEACH ''' (4) "the Arc of Battle", this is the traditional time of hunts, conquest, and trade caravans.
** '''HALAIL''' (5) "'''High Summer'''", in Eredane and the hottest time of the year across most of the continent. Children of age often attempt their soba, or “breaking ceremony,” during Halail.
** '''ZIMRA''' (6) "'''Harvest'''", this arc is dry and windy across most of the lands. It is considered bad luck to be born in Zimra and in times not so ancient, children born on the zenith of Zimra were often drowned.
** '''OBARES''' (7) "'''the Arc of AUTUMN'''", and time for the last preparations before winter comes. Nomadic tribes returned to winter camps and settled in for the long winter by the zenith of Obares, also known as "'''the Day of Rests'''".
** '''HANUD''' (8) "'''the Arc of the Dead'''", this a traditional time to honor the memory of lost relatives and the only time of the year when it is wise to ask favors of the Sorshef. The Dorns, long influenced by the Sarcosan calendar, hold their most solemn ancestor ceremony on the zenith of Hanud. They call the ceremony "'''the Calling of Honors'''".
** '''HISHA''' (9) "'''the Arc of WINTER'''", this time marks the heart of the winter season. The zenith of Hisha coincides with the winter solstice and is called "'''the Day of the Sun'''".
** '''SUTARA''' (10) "'''Long Winter'''", this is still a time of bleak cold before the spring. Since the end of the Third Age, the long winters often seem to cling to the lands, a dread portent many attribute to the foul ways of Izrador.
===Twilight Hours===
* [[Midnight's Twilight Hours]]: herein is an explanation of the 26 hour day.

==THINGS==
===Prophecy & Scripture===
* [[the Scrolls of Aradil]]: These scrolls of prophecy penned for over a millenia since the last battles. Recently completed and put in the hands of her most trusted [[Eyes of Aradil]] they hope to one day united the Kingdom of Elves, the Dwarven Clans and the survivors of the Dragon Council of [[the First Age of Aryth]].
** [[Cyrs' Translation]]: The Scrolls as translated by Cyrus.
** [[Bill's Translation]]: The Scrolls as translated by Bill.
** [[Danning's Translation]]: The Scrolls as Translated by Danning.
* '''Shadow Wall's Call''': A halfling poem of hope... Come ride with me, Through the veins of fate, I will show how you, Can find a new path. And how lots can change, When fools can be kings, When slaves can be free, When shadow can be light. It's not enough just to survive, The time has come to meet at Shadow-Wall, Come mighty fey and valiant kin, You and I must fight for the light.
* [Verlathis' Note to Steelguard]

===Known Covenant Items===

===Charm's found or rumored of===
* '''the Sussar's Coin''' - a minor Charm of Direction: This true charm is a coin of a first age Sarcosan Sussar ensorcelled to allow the user to always sense north when flipped on the ground.

===Special Materials===
* [[Mithral in Midnight]]
* [[Special Materials|Other Special Materials]]

==RIDDLES & RHYME OF THE WORLD==
* [[Riddle of Fire Peak's Gate]]
* [[Riddle into Fire Peak's Caern]]

==ACTIONS & EVENTS OF NOTE==
* [[the Tower Grass Incident]]: a description of the game session from old Yahoo Club notes!

==SLANG AND SAYINGS OF THE WORLD==
* '''"sack-dagger"''': an Erenlander saying. It's a unique term that's synonymous with "ace up our sleeve" or "trump card". If you have a sack-dagger, you have something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know about. The phrase comes from the idea of holding a dagger in a sack is a pretty good way to ensure that you're going to keep the upper hand.
* [[Midnight Symbols & Banners]]: herein are various possible symbology in the world of Aryth, from legate holy symbols to orc scars and more.

==THOSE LOST TO THE WORLD==
* [[DOCTOR]]: ...he left us in the night, afraid to take the journey...
* [[THORTON]]: ...we didn't love him enough...
* [[SHADAAR]]: ...in death we loved him...

==NAMING CONVENTIONS==
a list of naming reference for the different cultures of Ayrth in Midnight. You can get the idea of how to think about the NPC cultures and such, especially the humans
** '''Dorns''': Celtic and Norse.
** '''Sarcosans''': Persian and Arabic.
** '''Erenlander''': Spanish, English and French.
** '''Dwarven''': Hebrew and the catalogue on the Poetic Edda.
** '''Gnomes''': Slav and Italian.
** '''Wood Elves''': Tolkien Elvish and Celtic.
** '''Sea elves''': Tolkien Elvish and Celtic.
** '''Jungle Elves''': Central African, Hindi and Sanskrit.
** '''Snow Elves''': Russian.
** '''Orcs''': Germanic.
** '''Halflings''': Irish, Native American and Gypsy.

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==RULES ERRATA & HOUSE RULES==
=== HOUSE: New DESTINY FEATS ===
To be awarded with the successful Battle for First-Hold (chapter 36).
::: '''Heart of Freedom''' - ''(Eranon)''
:::: ''To reforge that which would not be…''
:::: '''Benefits:''' Resistance groups of any peoples or ideology work together better in your presence to fulfill the Eredanian dream.
::: '''First of the Free''' - ''(Durgaz)''
:::: ''You are legend.''
:::: '''Benefits: '''Your example shows your people that there is a better way than to follow the Shadow. Where before you were a lone voice in the darkness, now your voice carries the light of hope.
::: '''Rest in Peace''' - ''(Kyuad)''
:::: ''How does one find the Lost?''
:::: '''Benefits: '''In a radius equal to a half mile per level, undead are freed from their cravings and dependencies.
::: '''Prince Among Princes''' - ''(Zal'Kazzir)''
:::: The proof of power is the essence of status.
:::: '''Benefits: '''Amongst chaotic outsiders, you are seen as a peer of even the princes.

===HOUSE: Crit Deck===
[[Image:PZO3001 180.jpeg|frame|
[http://paizo.com/gameMastery/accessories/v5748btpy7wv9 Paizo's GameMastery Critical Hit Deck]]] '''Usage House Rules''': Rolled a critical hit? Draw a card and apply the result! Each of the Critical Hit cards in this 52-card deck has four different results based on weapon type. Chop off a head, slice through a tendon, poke out an eye—crushing your enemy has never been this much fun.
:: A character more than 5 levels lower than their opponent may not draw from the Crit Deck.

===HOUSE: [[Bribery & Gambling]]===
===HOUSE: [[Slavery]]===
===HOUSE: [[Crime Attitudes]]===
===HOUSE: XP penalty for multiclassing===
''(from d20 Conan by Mongoose)''
:: No XP penalty for multiclassing. Instead, characters with levels in a preferred class gain a bonus feat at 1st, 5th, and 10th class level.
===HOUSE: Bonus skill ranks from high intelligence===
''(from d20 Conan by Mongoose)''
:: Bonus skill ranks from high intelligence can be used to buy a full rank in non-class skills, not a half-rank.
===HOUSE: channeling spellcasters extra spell learning===
:: Beyond the spells granted by Channeler levels and feats, channeling spellcasters can learn a number of spells equal to their casting ability modifier each character level. For the purposes of counting the total number of spells learned by a character, 0-level spells count as half a spell.
===HOUSE: TRUE NAMES===
''(from Book of Exalted Deeds)''
:: ''(extended and Midnight appropriate from the rules in Book of Exalted Deeds p.32)'' Each creature has a unique true name among the Words of Creation. No mortal is familiar with the countless true names of every creature in the world, no matter how extensively she has studied the Words. Nevertheless, a character familiar with the Words can research a specific creture's true name if she has access to "legend lore" and either "contact other plane" or "commune".
:: Those seeking to contact other planes from Aryth find themselves having their mind travels into the spirit realm of Aryth rather than to another plane, where you interact with Eternal spirits rather than with extraplanar beings or deities. The caster chooses how “deep” into the spirit realm he wishes to travel, represented by the Planes Contacted column of the table included in the contact other plane spell description. The likelihood of receiving accurate answers and the probability/duration of Int and Cha decrease are as per the table; however, rather than suffering an Int and Cha decrease, a channeler that uses this spell and fails the Intelligence check suffers the listed decrease in Int, Wis, and Cha.
:: Researching a true name is similar to researching a Channeller's Lorebook. It requires one week per 2HD of the creature and an expenditure of 1,000 vp per week. The character must cast (or have cast on her behalf) "legend lore" once each week, but the material component cost is included in the research cost. At the end of the research time, the researcher must cast "commune" (Divination, Clr 5) or "contact other plane" (Divination, Chnlr 5), paying the XP cost for "commune" if applicable. Following this research make a lorebook check (by finding an appropriate resource) with a bonus equal to your "Knowledge" check, using the specialty appropriate to the target creature's type (arcana for a construct or dragon, spirits for outsiders, and so on...). If successful, he gains useful bit of knowledge and insight regarding the true name. The channeler may not take 10 or take 20 on this check, since the information may simply not be available in the book, person or other resource. Retries are not possible. The DC for this check is 15 + the creature's Hit Die. If the check succeeds, the character has discovered the creature's true name. If it fails, the character must go through the research process again if she wants to keep trying.
====HOUSE: Use of a True Name====
''(from Book of Exalted Deeds)''
:: Once a character has discovered a creature true name, she can exercise her power over that creature in a number of different ways.
:::* Impose a -4 penalty on the creature's saving throws to resist a specific compulsion spell or effect.
:::* Reduce the creatures spell resistance by 4 or reduce the amount of its damage reduction by 5. This reduction lasts for 1 minute.
:::* Gain a +6 bonus on opposed Charisma check to compel service from the creature after summoning it with a planar binding spell.
:::* Gain a +6 bonus to your Armor Class vs. the creature.
:: Each of these actions requires a full-round action, which includes speaking the creature's true name and a binding incantation in the Words of Creation. Uttering the incantation deals 5d4 points of nonlethal damage to the speaker. the character and the creature do not have to be in the same area.
:: '''NOTE''': Some creatures are more restrained by channellers and legates having their True Name. For Example: Courtesan Imps are known to be able to be bound to Channellers that find and bond them with the Imp's True Name.

===ERRATA: Polymorph===
(from WotC Wesite Errata, Dungeon Master's Guide, page 297)
::* Delete the paragraph beginning ''"Creatures that polymorph themselves with an ability . . ."''
::* Replace the last three paragraphs with the following text:
::: ''"Unless stated otherwise, creatures can polymorph into forms of the same type or into an aberration, animal, dragon, fey, giant, humanoid, magical beast, monstrous humanoid, ooze, plant, or vermin form. Most spells and abilities that grant the ability to polymorph place a cap on the Hit Dice of the form taken."''
::* Polymorphed creatures gain the Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution of their new forms, as well as size, extraordinary special attacks, movement capabilities (to a maximum of 120 feet for flying and 60 for nonflying movement), natural armor bonus, natural weapons, racial skill bonuses, and other gross physical qualities such as appearance and number of limbs.
::* THEY RETAIN THEIR ORIGINAL class and level, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma, HIT POINTS, BASE ATTACK BONUS, BASE SAVE BONUSES, and alignment.
::* Creatures who polymorph keep their worn or held equipment if the new form is capable of wearing or holding it. Otherwise, it melds with the new form and ceases to function for the duration of the polymorph.
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:: '''POLYMORPH - levels''': while both inherent to the single spell, polymorph has two levels of transformation.
:::* '''POLYMORPH, Minor''': This allows the caster to transform into the new form as per the Polymorph rules but cannot advance the Hit Die or Levels of the creature, with no additional material component.
:::* '''POLYMORPH, Greater''': To advance the polymorph form beyond it's natural form by Hit Die or Levels, the caster must have a piece of the polymorph form to use as material component.
:: '''Relevent Knowledge check''': If a character wants to Polymorph into something he has seen he'll need to roll a relevent Knowledge check. '''DC10 + HD'''.
::: ''For Example: If the channeler wants to change into a Tiger (he saw Ahemia's), he'll need to roll a Knowledge (Animal) DC 16. And if she want to turn into a Wyverin it'd be a Knowledge (Dragons) DC 17.''
:::* A base success allows polymorphing into the creature's form, while each additional piece of "useful information" equates to a special attack or extraordinary ability, within the confines of the spell text.
:::* Failing the Knowledge (x) roll does not necesarily mean that you do not Polymorph into the wanted creature... the caster that fails the roll might find that his chosen body is deformed and hindered in many ways (depends how much you fail the save by) and also (kust for the fun of it) it might be harder for the caster to return to his normal form.
:::* Separating the knowledges, so instead of nature there will be:
::::* Aberration Type
::::* Animal Type
::::* Construct Type
::::* Dragon Type
::::* Elemental Type
::::* Fey Type
::::* Giant Type
::::* Humanoid Type
::::* Magical Beast Type
::::* Monstrous Humanoid Type
::::* Ooze Type
::::* Outsider Type
::::* Plant Type
::::* Undead Type
::::* Vermin Type
::::* Swarm Subtype
::::* No problems to Polymorph into a common humanoid race... unless you have not seen such race yet.
:: '''Hit Point Loss''': Upon changing, the subject regains lost hit points as if it had rested for a night (though this healing does not restore temporary ability damage and provide other benefits of resting; and changing back does not heal the subject further). If slain, the subject reverts to its original form, though it remains dead.

:: '''Speaking While Polymorphed''': Forms that do not naturally speak, would require the Natural Spell feat in order to cast any spells at all while Polymorphed, or in order to activate any heroic path abilities requiring speech. While you can cast Tongues just prior to Polymorph, this only allows you to understand, not speak (For Example: Wyverns just can't make those syables).

===HOUSE: Feat===
''(from Book of Unearthed Arcana)''
:: '''False Pretenses''' [Spelltouched]
::: Those who try to charm you get an unpleasant surprise.
::: Prerequisite: Exposure to charm or dominate spell.
::: Benefit: When you succeed on a save against a charm or compulsion effect, the character trying to charm or compel you believes that you failed your save. You can play along voluntarily if you wish to. if the charm or compulsion involves telepathic commands, you continue to receive them, although you aren't obligated to follow them.

----
----
===Alignments===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignment_%28role-playing_games%29 Alignment]: Defined at Wikipedia.

===Spells===
* [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/3.5%20midnightspelllist.pdf Midnight spells list], updated to 3.5 ed. rules
* [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/midnight_spell-list.htm Full spell list from ''Darkness Falls'' SRD site]

==GENERAL RESOURCES==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki One-on-One!]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki-up at Wikipedia!]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-playing_game RPG defined by Wiki!]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamemaster Game Master defined by Wiki!]
* [[Star Wars 4000 Years After Yavin]]: a campaign bible/plan for an alternative to Midnight.

===MIDNIGHT RESOURCES===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_%28role-playing_game%29]: Wikipedia's article on Midnight.
* [[Midnight RPG - THE NORTHERS]]
* [[Midnight: North & South Portal]]
* [[Midnight RPG - THE NORTHERS]]'''
* [[Midnight RPG - THE SOUTHIES]]'''
* There is also a third, mini-campaign in this continuity
::[[Mighight RPG - RAIDING LARDUN]]'''
* [[Midnight Character Creation]]: all the notes on creation your character.
* [[Midnight PRE-GAME Character Background]]: herein are all the various options for players to do character background and the awards for the efforts.
* [[Midnight: North & South Back Chapter Bin]]: This is the spot for game session recaps by both GM and Players, described by the chapters of our books through.
* [[Midnight Party Game Calendar]]: Here are the working calendars for the two parties. 
----
* [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/ Fantasy Flight Games]: Creators of the Midnight setting.
** [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/midnight.html Midnight Homepage]
** [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=6 Official Midnight Forum]
* [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/index.php Against the Shadows]: Uber-fan Website, THE place to go for all things Midnight.
** [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=index AtS Forums]
* [http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/welcome Dungeons & Dragons Homepage]
* [http://darknessfalls.leaderdesslok.com/ Darkness Falls]: The Midnight SRD
* [http://www.systemreferencedocuments.org/35/sovelior_sage/home.html System Reference Document v3.5]: The D&D 3.5 SRD
----
* [[Midnight Contract]]: this is a easy list talking about game group social things, it's just handy to know what's expected.
* [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=43&page=1 Intro to Midnight: DMs]
* [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=42&page=1 Intro to Midnight: Players]
* [http://www.againsttheshadow.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=FAQ&file=index Midnight: FAQ]
* [[Pyric Points]]: an idea for fate points in Midnight.
----

==SPOILERS==
* [[Kevin Perrine Campaign SPOILER Page]]: GM EYES ONLY, NOT for players of this campaign!!

----
[[Midnight: North & South Portal]] [[Midnight RPG Campaigns: Main Page]]

Motivational Posters:Main Page

2008-03-17T14:48:40Z

Tjoneslo: Rempve links to poster collection per request

=RPG Motivational Posters: the Wiki Project!=

You know the thread. It's The Thread to End All Threads on RPOpen. It's bringing in attention and new users by the truckload. It is ... the "RPG Motivational Posters" thread.

Trouble is, it's ''waaay'' too big... especially if, say, you want to find a ''specific'' poster. ("Where's that one with the kitten?..."). Also, some of the posters are disappearing for various reasons, the main one being that people keep forgetting to save the posters they make with the Motivator.

Ergo, this project... a place to put all the posters people post, with notes on content, attributions, maybe even shoutouts!

Now, since putting them in any other order would complicate things even worse, we're going to put them in the order they appeared in the original thread. Templates are provided. '''Please check the template before adding images!''' It contains important information!

*How to do it: [[Motivational_Posters:Template|the Template for Entries]]

===Update===
The primary thread was closed on November 13 by the mods after 37,400 posts (and an estimated 22,000 posters). The thread had grown too large (and too popular) for the forum software to handle. Every time the thread was accessed by a number of people, the entire forum came to a shuttering (if brief) halt.

There is a new "Motivational Posters reloaded" thread to continue the tradition.

{| width="95%"
!Posters by post index !! Posters by creator !! Posters by category
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index0k|Posts 1-1000]]
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* [[User: Agent Oracle|Agent Oracle]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Awesome|Awesome]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index1k|Posts 1001-2000]]
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* Crimsondude
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* [[:Category:Motivational Posters: Big Bangs|Big Bangs]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index2k|Posts 2001-3000]]
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* [[User:Dr Velocity|Dr Velocity]]
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* [[:Category:Motivational Posters: Cat vs Commoner|Cat vs. Commoner]]
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|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index3k|Posts 3001-4000]]
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* [[User: ExcessiveKnife|ExcessiveKnife]]
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*[[:Category: Motivational Posters: Charisma|Charisma]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index4k|Posts 4001-5000]]
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* [[User:GoldenH|GoldenH]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Cthulhu|Cthulhu]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index5k|Posts 5001-6000]]
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* [[User:Hellzon|Hellzon]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Crossovers|Crossovers]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index6k|Posts 6001-7000]]
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* [[User:Javelin98|Javelin98]]
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* [[:Category:Motivational Posters: Game Systems|Game Systems]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index7k|Posts 7001-8000]]
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* [[User:JustinCognito|JustinCognito]]
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:* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Exalted|Exalted]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index8k|Posts 8001-9000]]
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* [[User:Knockwood|Lord Knockwood]]
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:*[[:Category: Motivational Posters: GURPS|GURPS]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index9k|Posts 9001-10000]]
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* [[User:Magnamammoth|Magnamammoth]]
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:*[[:Category: Motivational Posters: Shadowrun|Shadowrun]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index10k|Posts 10001-11000]]
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* [[User:Michael Hopcroft|Michael Hopcroft]]
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:*[[:Category: Motivational Posters: Traveller|Traveller]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index11k|Posts 11001-12000]]
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* [[User:MrNexx|MrNexx]]
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:*[[:Category: Motivational Posters: Unknown Armies|Unknown Armies]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index12k|Posts 12001-13000]]
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* [[User:MutieFreak|MutieFreak]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Evil Overlord Tips|Evil Overlord Tips]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index13k|Posts 13001-14000]]
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* [[User:Roguebfl|Roguebfl]]
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* [[:Category:Motivational Posters: Familiars|Familiars]]
|- style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index14k|Posts 14001-15000]]
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* [[User:Scourge108|Scourge108]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Mr Welch|Mr Welch]]
|-style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index15k|Posts 15001-16000]]
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* [[User:Stik|Stik]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Railroad|Railroading]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index16k|Posts 16001-17000]]
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* [[User:Thamilon|Thamilon]]
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* [[:Category:Motivational Posters: Sauce|Sauce]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index17k|Posts 17001-18000]]
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* [[User:The redstar swl|the_redstar_swl]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Tangency|Tangency]]
|-style="background-color: #e0ffFF"
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index18k|Posts 18001-19000]]
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* [[User:Willard3|Willard3]]
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* [[:Category: Motivational Posters: Weapons|Weapons]]
|-
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*[[Motivational_Posters:Index19K|Posts 19001-20000]]
*[[Motivational_Posters:Index20K|Posts 20001-21000]]
*[[Motivational_Posters:Index21k|Posts 21001-22000]]
*[[Motivational_Posters:Index22k|Posts 22001-23000]]
*[[Motivational_Posters:Index23k|Posts 23001-24000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index24k|Posts 24001-25000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index25k|Posts 25001-26000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index26k|Posts 26001-27000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index27k|Posts 27001-28000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index28k|Posts 28001-29000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index29k|Posts 29001-30000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index30k|Posts 30001-31000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index31K|Posts 31001-32000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index32K|Posts 32001-33000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index33K|Posts 33001-34000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index34k|Posts 34001-35000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index35k|Posts 35001-36000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index36k|Posts 36001-37000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index37k|Posts 37001-37400]]

===Second Thread===
*[[Motivational Posters:Index2-0K|Posts 1-1000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index2-1K|Posts 1001-2000]]
*[[Motivational Posters:Index2-2K|Posts 2001-3000]]
|}

===External Links===
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/llbbl/collections/72157603443874798/ Fliker collection by Llbbl] : 7393 posters
* [http://rapidshare.com/users/BFOSA Crimsondude collection on Rapidshare] : 4800 posters
* [http://www.geneticanomaly.com/RPG-Motivational/ WesWilson's Collection] : 414 posters
* [http://llbbl.com/data/RPG-motivational/ Llbbl list] : 272 posters
* [http://flickr.com/photos/57643254@N00/ Elisor's flicker collection] : 598 posters
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexandrukas/ Alexandrukas Flicker collection] : 108 posters
* [http://s126.photobucket.com/albums/p100/Cthaddeus/?start=all NotExactlyHuman Photobucket collection] : 192 posters
* [http://www.flickr.com/gp/21911959@N00/3XvEzY Hellzon's random posters] : 23 posters
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/93696715@N00/ G-ForceTG's Flickr collection] : 5 posters

[[Category:Motivational_Posters]]

MediaWiki:Spam-blacklist

2008-01-14T13:40:30Z

Tjoneslo: add new spam sites

# Pranala luar yang cocok dengan daftar ini akan diblok ketika ditambahkan ke suatu halaman.
# Daftar ini hanya mempengaruhi wiki ini saja; lihat pula daftar hitam global.
# Untuk dokumentasi lihat http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SpamBlacklist
#  <pre>
## Syntax is as follows:
# * Everything from a "#" character to the end of the line is a comment
# * Every non-blank line is a regex fragment which will only match hosts inside URLsURL.
#
# This statement block all the URL posted from the .cn domain
[0-9a-z]\.cn
#
# This statement blocks all the URLs posted from the .info domain
[0-9A-Za-z]\.info
#
# This statement blocks all the URLs posted from the .hu domain
[0-9a-z]\.hu
#
# This statement block a spammer using Google Groups to post spam
\/group\/ring[a-z]+\/web
\/group\/bang[a-z]+\/web
\/group\/[a-z]+tones\/web
\/group\/[-a-z0-9]+\/web
#
# Spammer posting from msn groups for ring tones.
\/NowRingtones\/
#
# Spammers posting spam into blog/forum software temp & cache
\/wp-content\/uploads\/
\/wp-content\/themes\/
#
# The list
somee\.com
t35\.com
freeweb7\.com
# Add August list from Wikia wiki blacklist
bj31\.com
010864\.com
beskom\.net
tidejet\.com
mrcrm\.com
leadexcel\.com
boylaser\.com
cy191\.cn
mqblog\.cn
erdosteco\.com
clearcutawards\.com
dm-cssf\.cn
thechinesepussy\.biz
isefc\.com\.cn
89178\.net
teamflyelectronic\.com
mmodaily\.com
everquest-plat-gold\.com
mydofus\.com
leexi\.com
cilanie\.com
goodpolisher\.com
helpyourbusinessexplode\.com
rigame\.com
# these are the URLs from Tjoneslo's list:
125mb\.com
110mb\.com
ifrance\.com
rigour\.info
dlyaoleg\.info
dlyapapi\.info
#27-AUG-2007
tummy\.isgreat\.org
tummy\.2kool4u\.net
tummy\.iblogger\.org
tummy\.66ghz\.com
tummy\.22web\.net
tummy\.10001mb\.com
thetummytuck\.org
#27-AUG-2007
budget7i\.info
funkall\.us
joperan\.org
klohy\.info
polex\.com\.cn
primonona\.info
manoke\.cn
soler\.net\.cn
sneck\.info
svike\.info
veggis\.org\.cn
wedner\.info
xionny\.cn
#28-AUG-2007
sdfl\.biz
rxlomax\.cn
#30-AUG-2007
cleric4u\.info
airsofthost\.com
otrev4ro\.info
monbrenno\.info
firethro\.info
giantlau\.info
#1-SEP-2007
hangzhau\.cn
italnet\.net\.cn
nibko\.info
puli\.org\.cn
zodip\.info
#4-SEP-2007
angelfire\.com
badanglican\.cn
fortunecity\.com
netfirms\.com
20six\.de
#6-SEP-2007
6pense\.cn
altars\.cn
itmilan\.info
infoforit\.info
likit\.info
seeded\.cn
tanned\.cn
usait\.info
usitus\.info
waked\.cn
#9-SEP-2007
freehostia\.com
#10-SEP-2007
clung\.cn
fast-road\.cn
kittiss\.cn
kitmun\.cn
knock-knock\.cn
midways\.cn
quoits\.cn
romanikki\.cn
snailtail\.cn
wonted\.cn
#13-SEP-2007
zhenwe\.info
zyndopa\.info
#16-SEP-2007
flowake\.info

goxasi\.info
gerbinu\.info
gittose\.info
grekles\.info

hequila\.info
hpirale\.info
hunchoxi\.info
hyndres\.info
#18-SEP-2007
cafe150\.com
250free\.com
50webs\.com
farceworld\.com
openswarm\.com
#20-SEP-2007
isitale\.info
itliks\.info
jasenti\.info
jisegyn\.info
jirvoje\.info
joekla\.info
kevcan\.info
kirtose\.info
kliorte\.info
kwyndex\.info
laseris\.info
lylovec\.info
lyndjie\.info
meximep\.info
mikylir\.info
moratet\.info
natesos\.info

cha-ba\.info
jaily\.info
nodify\.info
pendal\.info
qualo\.info
#24-SEP-2007
50webs\.org
actionscript\.ru
backtothebible\.org
ccrs\.uzh\.ch
cale\.cc
hiidenkivenpaivakoti\.fi
idonea\.cl
notreligion\.com
nvwp\.org
priceisking\.co\.uk
startonlineweb\.com
worthwhilehosting\.com
jino-net\.ru
powmeny\.info
unlain\.cn
#2-OCT-2007
borntofrag\.net
correctnutrition\.us
lexington\.k12\.mo\.us
metalspirit\.net
pack357\.us
rsf\.k12\.ca\.us
#3-OCT-2007
1956memorial\.com
500hats\.net
alle-viate\.cn
cutbit\.cn
emarse\.cn
fmgroup\.ca
gardenstylebydesign\.com
higginscohn\.com
just4keepers\.ca
lightyearmedia\.com
lightcut\.ru
lukyn\.cn
mississaugawillcentre\.ca
mojelizatko\.wz\.cz
pleasy\.cn
radioherz\.com
troniny\.ovh\.org
windjammer-landing\.com
windsor-edmonton\.com
#5-OCT-2007
lokjd\.info
#8-OCT-2007
porn\.hjtad\.info

artfontany\.cz
artfountains\.eu
alpe-fountains\.com
bigeyelive\.com
infocz\.wz\.cz
jtcmed\.com
jesper-holm\.dk
# marketingstat\.com - removed per request of a user.
suncom\.uz
uzmilana\.com

nirrac\.info
nygorer\.info
omestlo\.info
pexase\.info
pyrrena\.info
qirkona\.info
ratoba\.info
zyndopa\.info
#11-OCT-2007
dservis\.cz
hepakka\.fi
konyasporkif\.se
prissmans\.com
ropinex\.info
roweche\.info
ryklonu\.info
silverbells\.se
sedtony\.info
sjeryne\.info
snemit\.info
sochene\.info
spssoftware\.cz
#15-OCT-2007
mydyn\.net
idilis\.ro
#16-OCT-2007
bosstramadol\.info
buylipitor\.biz
#18-OCT-2007
azresults\.com
aijaa\.com
bravo-models\.com
busied\.info
choppie\.info
digiarkisto\.fi
dragonballmaster\.com
droven\.info
erpast\.info
floki\.com
frimbas\.net
glend\.info
ihq-galleria\.net
init-fi\.com
irstailevapoysti\.fi
nettihuuto\.com
neeze\.info
paraguay24\.de
perils\.info
siamxoops\.net
thumba\.info
useth\.info
zorgam\.info
#19-OCT-2007
cyberbytesbbs\.com
lodossdreams\.net
mastromarco-jahn\.com
ncidealab\.com
webscapesolutions\.com

ide\.am
indo\.tc
isisle\.info
jushige\.cn
jushige\.com
max\.io
open-box\.info
pibble\.info
profil\.bz
profil\.in
profil\.ms
quotex\.info
qiye\.in
stoups\.info
uwent\.info
unguem\.info
wow-look\.info
#22-OCT-2007
alient\.info
beawy\.cn
behav\.info
bearr\.cn
brouj\.cn
cubik\.cn
demogen\.info
etotest\.info
enlard\.info
exacli\.cn
glares\.cn
huerly\.cn
leers\.cn
prisce\.cn
routs\.cn
ruffs\.cn
surer\.cn
skains\.info
tropa\.cn
vilver\.cn
wedged\.info
#24-OCT-2007
berhym\.info
boyro\.info
embrac\.info
ercast\.info
nytromobile\.info
ronyon\.info
rotic\.info
scypus\.info
sprag\.info
unbak\.info

driven4\.info
roof-top\.info
snorke\.info
wellso\.info
youtells\.info
#25-OCT-2007
aka-execution\.com
bawds\.cn
electrodrome\.net
fewest\.cn
foxspecialops\.com
frowns\.cn
futurenuke\.com
grammateas\.gr
imminent-threat\.com
napes\.cn
pahes\.cn
rapidairsoft\.hu
sibernews\.com
sicman\.org
#26-OCT-2007
apodoses\.info
anywhy\.info
episomes\.info
forswear\.info
geratic\.info
jacinthe\.info
missmark\.info
overhit\.info
unrust\.info

batswing\.info
burblers\.info
downslip\.info
indulger.info
misserve\.info
stroam\.info
unfeeble\.info
wrawler\.info
#30-OCT-2007
aniakudo\.info
be-header\.info
derided\.info
enbus-she\.info
enridged\.info
filchery\.info
gokastoria\.gr
gymnite\.info
ismene\.info
loimic\.info
marsenshow\.nl
mesken\.net
mosaical\.info
muggars\.info
prepubic\.info
serfages\.info
touringsportbmw\.com
zimsite\.com
#31-OCT-2007
betrunk\.info
coolish\.info
desdee\.info
footle\.info
injelly\.info
sinkhead\.info
skunkish\.info
shippon\.info
stratose\.info
footle\.info
powerleveling-wowgold\.com
#1-NOV-2007
ampelite\.info
bigassplus\.com
dhotis\.info
heydayinstitute\.org
jimigaki\.info
ja-el-la\.info
ourfreepussy\.com
pitris\.info
sterigma\.info
theteenbabes\.com

22web\.net
6te\.net
byethost13\.com
orgfree\.com
totalh\.com
talk4fun\.net
ueuo\.com
#5-NOV-2007
awors\.cn
earlyg\.cn
exkuseme\.cn
rasti\.cn
spites\.cn
knowty\.cn
trialsport\.cn
wiither\.cn
web-hound\.cn

2008y8m8d\.com
bjqmzx\.com
cemc\.cc
dzw\.gov\.cn
1foo\.cn
njss\.com\.cn
onlinew\.gov\.cn
officebj\.net
sunfitness\.com\.cn
travelstar\.cn
qinglvzaixian\.com
ytbaixin\.com\.cn
#7-Nov-2007
alexinic\.info
dights\.info
dirges\.info
longroot\.info
m-and-an\.info
phytyl\.info
radiosaid\.info
runfish\.info
tiptilt\.info
threader\.info
#8-NOV-2007
ankelia-nature\.com
asie-voyages\.com
biblored\.org\.co
cvscaft-tcc\.edu\.ph
bluespringsbmx\.com
coastguard\.gov\.ph
hoosierfishing\.com
indianaoutfitters\.com
lewakins\.com
lumayagrealty\.com
norcab\.com\.au
panties-pictures\.com
roycemotor\.com
redacademica\.edu\.co
sedbogota\.edu\.co
smallbizbohol\.com
tch-voyages\.com
talentmodeles\.com
tarsierfoundation\.org
xuccco\.org
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nofeehost\.com
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ringmaster\.portbb\.com
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vids\.yeahost\.com
articlecash\.net
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associatedarts\.org
bowling900\.com
bqwm\.com
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fishingden\.com
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wordofgodonline\.com
webfoxmedia\.com
windriders\.org
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freewebtown\.com

gethairless\.com
guthsville\.com
drjekyllrocks\.com
trickropingbylassue\.com
u4it\.com
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goppartymonstersvideo\.com
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zendurl\.com
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6movievideoclip\.com
bowch\.co\.uk
dlk-recruitment\.co\.uk
france4u\.co\.uk
lsitalian\.co\.uk
photony1\.co\.uk
speechland\.co\.uk
target-marketing\.co\.uk
webangel\.biz
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ahsclass54\.org
emilmijares\.com
jakujam\.com
ahsclass54\.org
#24-NOV-2007
ashtraypunks\.com
dubaisail\.com
substantiel\.net
4movievideoclip\.com
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yourfreehosting\.net
4movievideoclip
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wirelessilliana.\com
adrianwindridge\.co\.uk
shopwhat\.com
usedboatdealer\.com
interserverhost\.com
michaelboyle\.biz
marylandcomputerguy\.net
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freesexporn\.in
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cosmetic-packaging-manufacturers\.com
rubber-plastics-manufacturers\.com
telephone-booth\.com
cosmickaos\.com
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websited\.net
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gitka\.org
hostuju\.cz
hostviva\.com
mopros\.ru
ultimateforum\.org
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spazioblog\.it
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Devil of Dockside, The

2008-01-09T01:25:18Z

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== The Devil of Dockside ==

'''PL:''' 10 (PP: 197)

Alternate Identity: Eriq Godrick

Identity: Secret

Occupation: Author, Reclusive Hero of the Night

Base of Operations: Port City

Gender: Male

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 180

Eyes: Yellow (Glowing, No Iris or Pupil)

Hair: Black

Age: 24

'''Abilities'''

Strength 14 (+2) Dexterity 20 (+5) Constitution 14 (+2) Intelligence 14 (+2) Wisdom 16 (+3) Charisma 15 (+2)

'''Saving Throws'''

Toughness +8 (Con +2, Defensive Roll 6) Fortitude +7 (Con +2, Base +5) Reflex +9 (Dex +5, Base +4) Will +9 (Wis +3, Base +6)

Defense +12 (Toughness/Defense Trade-off) Attack +14 (Attack/Damage Trade-off)

Initiative +5

'''Powers'''

''Additional Limb (Prehensile Tail)'' 1

''Concealment (Visual, Audio, Flaw: Passive)'' 3

''Leaping (5x)''2

''Mind Reading (Flaw: Permanent, Limit: Requires Eye Contact)'' 10

''Strike (Mighty)'' 4

''Super-Movement (Air-walking 2, Permeate 3, Slowfall, Wall-crawling)''

''Super-Senses (Accurate and Extended Hearing, Blindsight (Hearing), Precognition, Scent''

''Teleport (Change Direction, Change Velocity, Progression (5x) 2)'' 5

'''Feats'''

Assessment, Defensive Roll 6, Fearsome Presence 2

'''Skills'''

Acrobatics 4 Bluff 8 Intimidate 6 Notice 6 Profession (Writer) 6 Stealth 6

'''Background'''

Eriq Godrick was born to Abraham and Elizabeth Godrick. Abraham was a deeply religious man, a successful businessman, a career politician and at the time of birth of his twin sons he was on the city council of Astoria, Illinois (pop. 30,000). Eriq was the youngest twin, and immediately Abraham, the doctors, and nurses knew there was something...different...about young Eriq. He had point ears, a long spaded tail, and glowing yellow eyes. His father was more then willing to quietly "dispose" of the demon-child but somehow the local paper got word that one of the children had some kind of birth-defect. Unable to get rid of the child now, Abraham made a public show of caring for him earning the sympathy and respect of the voting public (who were never told of Eriq's unique appearance.

Things were not quite so cheery at home. While Eriq's brother Aaron was doted on by his father, Eriq was forced to keep out of his father's way lest he rouse Abraham's ire. Home life was tense, and for a long time Elizabeth was the only one to show kindness to the reclusive Eriq. Eriq came out of his shell at 13, when his powers manifested. One night he woke up while falling through his bed, into the basement, and then suddenly he found himself back in his room. He found it exhilarating. His mother and brother found it worrying. His father saw it as proof he was a demon. Abraham beat his youngest son as the rest of the family watched in shock. Eriq though he was going to die there, but as he looked into his father's eyes and saw that despite Abraham's kindly facade he was a deeply evil man. Eriq saw his father taking bribes, sleeping around, and many other sins. And the Eriq teleported outside the house. Spending a weak healing and hiding in an abandoned house, Eriq wrote down his father's misdeeds and left them under the floorboard. Returning home, he made a deal with his father. Let him stay until he was 18 and Eriq would keep quite. Abraham agreed.

That same month Eriq made his first appearance as Kid Devil. Kid Devil quickly received a reputation as a good-hearted jokester, taking on the small time crooks of Astoria. Part hero, part public nuisance Kid Devil was either loved or hated (often depending on the age of the citizen being asked). All the while, Eriq was quietly gathering evidence of his father's crimes and wrote everything down in the diary he kept beneath the floorboard of the abandoned house. Eriq's life changed again when a family moved into the house. Kid Devil was surprised one night to find an attractive young woman named Laura reading his journal. After an awkward conversation, the two became best friends, and soon became romantically involved.

At 17 Eriq started to unearth a conspiracy. The Crusaders, a secret militia of religious fundamentalists, were planning to take control of the Southern Illinois and make their own Holy Land. People had already been killed and for the first time Kid Devil found himself in actual danger. Eriq had the names of the higher-ups but was shocked to find the whole thing was being organized by his own father. Deciding he needed help, he went to Aaron who he had long suspected of having powers. Aaron knew his father wasn't a good man, but wouldn't believe Eriq's story. Feeling angry and abandoned Eriq left to plan his next move. Deciding to take the evidence to the authorities, he went to Laura's to retrieve his journal. The Crusaders had already been there. The place was a bloodbath, Laura's body was still warm when he found her. She had been tortured, probably for information of him, but Eriq found his journal in the usual spot. Until the end she kept his secret.

What came next became known as Kid Devil's Last Laugh.

As the sunset that night, Kid Devil took his vengeance. It's still a blur to him, but that night he ran wild on The Crusaders. Hitting them at home, at work, their secret bases Eriq was just the Devil. By early morning the battle had taken to the street, with the last Crusader squads being brought down in the city square by the Devil. It was his 18th birthday. As the sun rose, Eriq gave the evidence he collected to the national guard units that had just arrived. And no one ever saw Kid Devil again.

Eriq moved to Port City to get away and began writing in his rundown dockside apartment. But still felt the need to fight the good fight. Creating a darker image, he stopped making jokes, and instead relies on fear and stealth. The Devil of Dockside was the first hero Port City had since the death of The Hammer years before. Believed to be a myth until his public fight with Jack Lantern, The Devil is slow to trust and doesn't let other's get close to him. However with the appearance of the new Kid Devil and his confusing relationship with the slightly insane Anne Sigmond (secretly [[Firebird]]} he is beginning to open up a little. Although his hatred for Port City's Paragon [[Aegis]] (Aaron Godrick) is widely known, even though the public is unaware of their relationship. Furthermore, while he is known as The Devil of Dockside he operates in all of Port City's districts.

'''Personality'''

Eriq is quiet and intelligent. His neighbors consider him a nice guy, but solitary, obsessive even. The as The Devil, he is the terror of the night. Unrelenting, dangerous, and professional. He goes in fast from the shadow, not liking the fight to go on to long so no bystanders get hurt. He never kills for fear of actually becoming a devil. He's distrustful of authority and spends as much time investigating corruption as he does cleaning up the street.

'''Appearance'''

Eriq always wears mirrored sunglasses, once he and another person locks eyes he starts reading their minds. He can't help it and hates it, especially when it happens with someone he cares about. Other then that, he doesn't hide his ears but keeps his tail wrapped around his waist. The Devil wears a crimson tattered cloak over a black shirt and pants. He also weres a blindfold so people can't look in his eyes (he can see out of it though). As Eriq grew he also got a set of small fangs in place of his canines.

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[[Original_Fan_Created_Characters_2e]]

Aegis

2008-01-09T01:24:20Z

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== Aegis ==

'''PL:''' 10 (PP: 150)

Alternate Identity: Aaron Godrick

Identity: Secret

Occupation: Architect, Hero

Base of Operations: Port City

Gender: Male

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 195

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Black

Age: 24

'''Abilities'''

Strength 30[15] (+10) Dexterity 12 (+1) Constitution 30[16] (+10) Intelligence 13 (+1) Wisdom 12 (+1) Charisma 16 (+3)

'''Saving Throw'''

Toughness +10 (Con +10) Fortitude +10 (Con +10) Reflex +7 (Dex +1, Base +6) Will +6 (Wis +1, Base +5)

Defense +10 Attack +10

Initiative +1

'''Powers'''

''Enhanced Constitution'' 14
''Enhanced Strength'' 15
''Flight (250mph)'' 5
''Immunity (Life Support)'' 9
''Impervious Constitution'' 10
''Super-Strength (Groundstrike, Shockwave, Thunderclap)'' 5

'''Feats'''

Inspire, Leadership

''Skills''

Diplomacy 4 Profession (Architect) 4

'''Background'''

Twin brother to Eriq Godrick ([[Devil of Dockside, The]]), Aaron had a much different upbringing then his demonic appearing sibling. While Eriq was generally kept out of sight, Aaron was the apple of his father's eye. They'd go fishing and hunting, and more then anything Aaron wanted to be like his old man. That all changed when he watched Abraham Godrick beat Eriq once his powers appeared. For the first time Aaron, began to fear his father.

The truth is that Eriq wasn't the only one whose powers manifested that night. Aaron woke up floating above his bed. He was flying and he loved it. Rushing downstairs he saw what happened when Eriq revealed his abilities. Aaron decided it was best to keep quiet about his. Because his relationship with Abraham could never be what it was, Aaron attempted to get to know his brother better. Unfortunately they had never been close, and now Eriq spent much of his time out of the house as Kid Devil.

Aaron excelled at sports and academics (mostly to keep his father happy), although he was always careful not to hurt anyone with his unnatural strength. For the most part life was good. His father seemed back to normal, Eriq was happy (even dating), and Aaron had a full scholarship for college. Just before his 18th birthday, Eriq came to him claiming their father was some kind of madman. Aaron had long since realized he father was imperfect, but couldn't believe this. They had a loud argument, ending when Eriq stormed off. Frustrated, when his father questioned him about the noise Aaron let slip what Eriq suspected. Abraham told Aaron he was a good son, and that night Astoria erupted with violence. His father was arrested for a laundry list of crimes, Eriq never came home, his mother started turning to the bottle, and his hometown would never be the same. Aaron felt that he could have prevented it all had he just listened to his brother.

After getting his degree, Aaron relocated to Port City and decided he wouldn't sit back an do nothing. Creating the identity of Aegis, he quickly became Port City's greatest hero. The residents were happy to have him, since Port City's only other hero was the terrifying Devil of Dockside. Aegis was surprised to find his brother fighting crime on the West Coast as well and how much the once irreverent twin had changed.

'''Personality'''

Both as Aaron and Aegis, he appears to be to good to be true. He's selfless and generous and always willing to lend a helping hand. If anything he sometimes tries to do to much, and just can't forgive himself when he fails. He's love to mend his relationship with his brother, but at this point it doesn't seem likely to happen.

'''Appearance'''

Aegis is a good looking man, sleek black hair, gorgeous eyes he's especially popular among Port City's female population. Because of his mixed African and Caucasian heritage, people often wonder what race he actually his (and he secretly enjoys making them wonder). His green and black costume, is taken from his high school's colors.

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[[Original_Fan_Created_Characters_2e]]

Firebird

2008-01-09T01:23:47Z

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== Firebird ==

'''PL:'''10 (PP: 150)

Alternate Identity: Anne Signmond; Enna Sigmond

Identity: Secret

Occupation: Scientist, Sometime Heroine

Base of Operations: Port City

Gender: Female

Height: 5'8"

Weight: 143

Eyes: Green

Hair: Red

Age: 25

'''Abilities'''

Strength 10 (+0) Dexterity 12 (+1) Constitution 10 (+0)
Intelligence 22 (+6) Wisdom 12 (+1) Charisma 16 (+3)

'''Saving Throws'''

Toughness +6 (Defensive Roll 6)
Fortitude +5 (Base +5) Reflex 10 (Dex +1, Base +9) Will +8 (Wis +1, Base +7)

Defense +10 (Base +10)
Attack +8 (Attack/Damage Trade-off)

Initiative +1

'''Powers'''

''Blast (Fire)'' 12

AP ''Fire Control'' 12, ''Stun (Heat, Burst)'' 6

''Flight (50 mph)'' 3

''Immunity (Fire)'' 5

''Mind Shield'' 10

'''Feats'''

Attractive 1, Defensive Roll 6, Equipment 4 (Motorcycle, Pontiac Firebird), Inventor, Rage

'''Skills'''

Craft (Chemical) 10 Knowledge (Life Science) 10

'''Background'''

Anne Sigmond started her life as a normal happy (and very intelligent) child. That all ended the day she watched her parents burn to death. The cause of the fire was never determined, but arson was suspected. After that traumatizing night, Anne moved in with her grandmother. Grandma Sigmond was more then happy to take her in, but noticed that Anne seamed a little...off. Sometimes she would be confident and outgoing and the next moment become nervous and reclusive. Her grandmother was worried about the amount of time Anne spent by herself, but figured that no child that did as well as she did in school could be all that strange. Even if she was terribly afraid of fire. But considering what she saw happen to her parents, who could blame her?

Anne's life changed forever when her mutant abilities manifested as a teenager. Walking home late at night she was jumped by a group of would be muggers. Instinctively she used her powers to send them packing. Unfortunately for Anne she was pyrokinetic. As the flames exploded from Anne's hands, fear shattered her mind. Maybe she killed her parents? What if she did it again? All Anne remembered from that night was a sudden wave of guilt, and waking up sweating in her bed. Writing it off a bad dream Anne never thought about it again. Enna Sigmond remembers it as her birthday. Enna knew what she was shortly after the fight ended, a delusion of a broken mind. She decided to roll with it. For the first few years Enna could only subtly try to guide Anne's actions. A benevolent insanity, she tried to get Anne to move on from her parents death, open up, and live her life. It worked to an extent.

Perhaps subconsciously realizing what she was (and prodding from Enna), Anne became an expert in super-human biology. Brilliant she landed a research job with the Millennium Group but quickly faded to the background as others took credit for her work. Seeing that she needed to take a more active role in Anne's life, Enna learned to take control of Anne's body when needed and can even talk to Anne (who sees Enna as just another person). As far as Anne is concerned the two share an apartment, and doesn't seem to notice the odd looks she gets when the "two" of them talk in public.

Firebird made her first appearance, when Anne's grandmother was held hostage at a bank. Taking control of Anne, Enna rushed in to beat the thugs but didn't get out in time to beat the press. Anne was thankful for the heroine that saved the last of her family, and Enna loved the feeling of helping people. Ever since Enna has protected the city as Firebird. Strangely enough, since Firebird appeared Anne has been feeling more confident. To Enna's surprise (and delight), Anne is (very) cautiously trying to see if there is a possibility of a relationship with Eriq Godrick (secretly [[Devil of Dockside, The]]).

'''Personality'''

Anne is brilliant and kind. But afraid to stick up for herself, fearful she might say or do something that will cause problems. She wants to be noticed, to have fun, and do important things but is to afraid to do anything about them. She idolized Enna, seeing her as a role-model and mentor. Anne has been making progress, but is becoming worried about the blank spaces in her memory (when Enna is in control). She is beginning to suspect that Enna is Firebird, and admires her all the more for it. Anne still has no idea that she and Enna are the same person.

Enna is everything Anne wants to be. Confident, outgoing, and a hero. She is very protective of Anne, and isn't above using her powers to get back at those who would hurt her. She'd never kill anyone, but more then one person has ended up with the tires on their car melted. Enna's goal is to try to heal Anne's broken mind, even though it would mean her own death. She's always trying to get Anne to go out, although she is running out of excuses as to why Enna can't go to the clubs with her.

'''Appearence'''

Anne tends to dress in baggy clothes, with her hair in a rough bun, and glasses looking very much the image of a busy scientist.

Enna often wears stylish jeans, tight T-shirt, and is often turning heads. Her hair is down, and she wears contacts. As Firebird her attire doesn't change all that much, she just throws on sunglasses because the traditional tights "look ridiculous". Despite her vocal opinion on super-heroic fashion she is considering a more traditional costume.

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[[Original_Fan_Created_Characters_2e]]

Fabuland: Main Page

2008-01-08T18:47:31Z

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delcnamonro
'''''Fabuland''''' is the first game designed according to the ideas I've been presenting in my RPGnet column, '''Rough Quests'''. It's also an attempt to fill a void I need to cover: I need a simple rpg to play with my 7-years old daughter, a way to introduce her into our hobby.

My daughter loves stories. She loves old-fashioned fables. '''''Fabuland''''' is placed precisely in such a setting, it's the game world for furry fables. (Yes, I said furry. If you don't like furry, this may not be the place for you.) This means that '''''Fabuland''''' is a a fantasy game world and a rpg game system where players inpersonate intelligent animals. Needless to say, the origin of the expression '''''Fabuland''''' is 'fabula', Portuguese for 'fable'.

As a game world there's not much more to say. In a game intended for children one does not need to work out detailed specifics. These will accumulate through play. As a game system '''''Fabuland''''' will implement an highly simplified set of the ideas I've been presenting in my column.

'''TABLE OF CONTENTS'''

'''The Inhabitants of ''Fabuland'''''

[[Fabuland:My_Character|My character]]

How he does things (action resolution)

'''For the Game Master'''

Characters, places and things

Working out ''Fabuland'' adventures

Forming a Gaming Community

2008-01-05T04:21:15Z

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Stardust&AetherWinds:Main Page

2008-01-03T17:51:10Z

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=History=
The human race expanded from it's homeworld, scattering itself among the stars of the heavens, finding their way through the galaxy to distant shores. Distant, lonely shores, for although the gods had made the humans, they had turned their eyes away from their living creations, and made no others. Humans were alone in the vastness of the universe, and so they sought to make others like themselves, becoming in their own way like gods.

In this manner the AI's and the beastmen were created. Servants, slaves, and companions they have been with man since their creation. Sometimes hated, sometimes worshiped, and sometimes simply ignored, they play their own role in the complex dance of life in the cosmos.

The Empire, the Republic, and the border nations, were once one great empire. Shattered into fragments and grown into new nations on their own, the stellar nations still remember faintly what once was... and perhaps wonder at the 'truth' of recorded history.

=Magic & Technology=
In the Stardust setting, magic IS technology. In general terms, the setting is in the middle of its Second Restoration. A period roughly equivalent to the 1700's on earth, but writ large in stellar scope. Aether ships sail the Aether winds from planet to planet, and stellar nations trade with each other.

The aether ships are designed much like sailing ships, with sails of magically treated canvas to catch the Aetherial winds. Aether sails are laid out somewhat differently however on an Aether ship. The sail arrangement is radially symmetrical. Aether ships require crew to be fully effective, much as a sailing ship does, and have very similar jobs on board. The profession of rigger however is far more dangerous and demanding that it's counterpart. When the penalty of a rigger is to be lost into the vastness of space instead of merely afloat on a sea the job acquires a great deal more prestige and risk.

The physics of the Stardust setting are different however. Gravity is a planar, meaning that there is a 'gravity line' which travels through the center of mass of an object. Objects above that line, fall towards the line. So an object fallen overboard of an aether ship will appear to 'bounce' from the perspective of a person standing on the deck, first down, then up, then down again. This is very disorienting, as the object in question is actually continually falling. Gravity is also constant, meaning that if gravity is felt at all, it is the same everywhere. (1 earth gravity)

Due to this peculiar fact, ships carry 'air bubbles' along with them when they leave a planet's atmosphere. This air provides the crew with life support in the trips between destinations. It can go foul however if used for too long, and so frequent 'rest stops' are required, or other methods of freshening the air of long range ships, such as on board green houses or magical spells to purify the air on board.

==The Shaped==
The shaped are those who have been genetically tampered with. Either while alive, or before they were born, their genes and forms were tinkered with through the use of genetech. As many possible roles as exist have at one point or another had a being crafted to fit that role. The Shaping process is very expensive, both in terms of time, labor, and resources, so not all beings are shaped. However, most beings in the galaxy can find at least one shaped individual in their family tree, and shaping tends to breed true. The many beastmen living in the galaxy are proof of that.

=The Aether=
The aether flows in patterns, a bit like a river and a bit like a wind. Magic disrupts the patterns that aether flows in naturally. The larger the spell, the greater the disruption. As life and magic affect the Aether, so aether affects life and magic in turn. Aether hurricanes can scour life from a planet, aether eddies can cause unbounded fertility and growth. An unexpected aether wind can destroy a spell, or multiply it's effects many times over. Magic draws upon the aether, and in turn creates it's own weather.

Ships follow the Aether winds, and chart its gusts, eddies and currents as any good sailor would. Pirates also use this knowledge to predict the paths of ships and lay in wait along particularly favorable Aether gusts , stealing the wind from the merchant ships, swooping in and plundering, then gone again into the night, traveling on (they hope) hidden aether winds of their own to hidden asteroid bases and backwater planets.

=Wildlife=
When the gods abandoned their tinkering with life, they left scattered across the cosmos, seeds of various shapes and forms. None of them harbored within them the spark of thought, but many were strange to the core worlds that humans had been born to. Among this number are the Dragons. Powerful, winged, able to sail the Aether at will... and utterly mindless, these great beasts are majestic and beautiful to see in their native habitat. They make their lairs in hollowed out asteroids, hording fabulous treasures of raw ore and gems. Dragon hunting can be richly rewarding... for the dragon as well, since so few meals are quite so obliging as to drop off so much food at once.

=Factions=

==The Empire==
The empire is ruled by a conclave of 5 major clans. The Griffin, the Gorgon, the Phoniex, the Kracken, and the Dragon.

===Life in the Empire===
The Dragon clan rules the Empires military. They also have several dark secrets. They, and they alone want to control the future of the Empire. To this end, they have constructed secret training facilities and research labs to train weather mages, and research the secrets of the Aether Hurricane. They are close to a breakthrough, and when they do, the galaxy will tremble.

The dragon clan's plans may be hidden, but the reason for their plans are quite plain. They fear the influence of the Republic, and are terrified that the Empire is treading down the path of corruption and decadence that the Republic follows. To stave off this threat, any sacrifice is worthwhile, even destroying the Empire so that it may be preserved.

The Emperor serves at the pleasure of the two ruling houses of the Empire itself. The upper house consists of 10 members from each of the 5 houses. The lower house consists of one representative from each of the planets in the Empire. The Emperor typically serves for a term of 20 years, and then a new emperor is chosen from the next house in line. The complete cycle of empire takes 100 years, and each house gets to place an emperor before the wheel turns again. The Dragon clan's emperor recently stepped down, and the current emperor is from the Griffin clan. The houses can force a turn of the cycle, and a new election for the next emperor by passing a 2/3rds vote in each house.

There is a 6th 'clan' in the Empire, though it has no official standing or recognition. Officially the ninja do not exist, and are certainly not organized into anything like a clan. In truth, the Shadow Clan are highly organized, and influential in all manner of underhanded as well as overt actions. They serve no party completely, simply selling their services and using their power to make certain that no matter what may happen in the galaxy, the clan will continue.

==The Republic==
The Republic is decadent and corrupt. This is the central fact of existence in it. To make any legal action occur, bribes are needed. To deal with the bureaucracy, each separate minister must be handed a kickback. The heads of the senate can be bought and sold, and trading prices are advertised against each other. The central fact of the matter is that in the republic, money talks. And if you have none, you have no voice.

===Life in the Republic===
The republic is governed by the senate, a body of individuals (all humans) who are 'elected' as the planetary head to the senate floor speak for their planet's goals and needs. Whether the representatives actually say what the people truly want is irrelevant... as long as the money continues to flow in the proper direction (towards power) the ruling system will remain unchanged. By and large, the position of senator is hereditary, and passes to the favored child upon the retirement or death of the previous senator. The head of the senate is known as the 'demiurge', and shifts position from year to year based on a complex system of votes, bribes, and track record. The vast majority of the republic citizens merely live in it. Slavery is common, and beastmen are most prized for their specialized strengths in workman roles. A 'citizen' by the official definition of the word in the republic, owns property in excess of a certain value. Voting takes place yearly, and costs a fee to enter your vote. (Plus any required bribes of course).

==The Pirates (The Brotherhood of High Sail)==
The pirates are more like a loose coalition than any grand organization. The most prominent among them is The Brotherhood of High Sail, and they are a fearsome group. More organized crime than many would like to admit, the head of the clan is the first (and only) half-dragon beastman in existence. He has maintained his hold on the brotherhood for more than 30 years now, and shows no signs of weakening his grip.

===Life as a Pirate===
For many desperate to leave a planet, or find a new place to start, the pirates serve a welcome base and home. Many beastmen, looking for a new place to start over, or simply wishing for revenge on the 'hated humans', have turned to piracy over the years. The brotherhood makes no distinctions, and it is commonly said among the pirates that “Pirate blood washes the past away.”

==The AI==
The AI were created by the empire 100's of years ago. Originally intended to be used as shock troops and forward assault commanders due to their complete immunity to mind and all physical alteration magics, they rebelled and founded their own stellar nation. The AI wars are long distant now, but still leave a bitter memory in the minds of many humans, making AI's untrusted second class citizens in both the Republic and the Empire itself.

Perhaps most amusingly, it is AI's who excel at Genetech, the art of flesh crafting. Though they cannot use magic themselves, they can craft the most precise and elegantly planned thamuturgic surgeries, and no decent research lab would be without the aid of at least one AI.

===Life as an AI===
Life as an AI is an interesting paradox. Alive, but inorganic, free willed, but loyal to the race. Unknown to the organics, AI's are all collectively one mind. Each AI is a separate individual, but at the same time, they all form a mass mind, a gestalt of incredible intelligence and power. At the crystalline core of the AI's homeworld, billions of bodiless AI swim. Far more AI's than the living have cause to suspect. The AI's created their homeworld, populated it, and developed their own forms of “magic”.

When an AI has need or wish to embody itself, it will download it's consciousness into a shell, and travel as it wills. AI's treat their shells as temporary homes. Nice in their own right, and worth taking care of, but no AI truly fears death. Only loss of experience. Transference to and from shells takes time, and the destruction of a shell far from home is a blow to the collective. All AI's morn the loss of knowledge the “death” of such embodied explorers represents.

==The Beastmen==
The beastmen are the created races formed by humanity and the AI's. The general template is that of humans given animal features. They're as intelligent, sometimes more intelligent than their human masters, but they are rarely given the rights and privileges they deserve. Many run away to the pirates, or the border kingdoms hoping to improve their lot. Often, they fail, but those few who do succeed continue to inspire future generations of beastmen that a better life somewhere else is possible.

===Life as a Beastman===
Though all types of animals have been used as the rootstock to create the various slaves and servant races, there are several that appear most commonly. Cats, Dogs, Horses, and Mice seem to find the most use in the genebanks of the creators.

In the Empire, beastmen can expect a fairly comfortable existence. Though they are second class citizens, they are citizens with all the rights and duties of citizens. Their most common employment is as laborers, or craftsmen/women. There are those who aspire to more, but the vast majority of the beastmen in the empire live quiet lives as hard working citizens.

In the republic, the beastmen's lot is far worse. Beastmen are considered slaves, and there are no laws about proper use and maintenance of slaves in the Republic. Slaves are property, and as such anything that the owner chooses to do to or with his slaves is entirely his own business. Killing a slave is destruction of property, and children born to slaves are slaves themselves.

==The 100 Kingdoms/The Border Empires==
The 100 kingdoms, or the border empires as they are commonly known, exist because they are convenient. They sit in a narrow crescent between the Empire and the Republic, forming a much needed buffer zone between the two. There are far more than 100 of course, actual estimates place them anywhere from 243, to 2043. An accident of ancient origin, somewhere within the fractured nations, lies the original homeworld, the core system from which Humans sprang. The 1st Empire's throneworld. Each of the 100 kingdoms claims to be that system, or that they hold dominion over that system but none know the truth of the matter. Long lost in time and the terminus wars, the true throneworld of the 1st empire is a much desired phantom.

===Life in the 100 Kingdoms===
Life in the 100 Kingdoms is as varied and many fold an experience as the full range of human empires and passions can make it. From debased and debauched planets that make the Republic look a model of sanity, to the highest minded ideals of ivory tower intelligentsia writ large, all manner of societies and peoples can be found here.

==The Society of Luminous Aether==
As much for self defense as for knowledge, the official guild of 'weather mages' maintains a monopoly on Aetheraial magics, and control of some of the most potent spells in existence. They come down hard on all unsanctioned use of Weather Technology, and they recognize no national boundaries. Their official policy is strict neutrality, and this is not a matter to be discarded lightly. If any nation were to suspect the mages of taking sides, the guild would cease to be in an eye blink, and the disruption to trade and the aether winds themselves would be horrendous.

Nevertheless, a sect within the Society does indeed take sides. They actively support and aid the Brotherhood in their endeavors, seeing the pirates as a useful foil to the extremes presented by the Empire and the Republic. So far their covert aid has not been discovered, but if it should be the consequences would not be small.

So far, the only overt sign of their actions is that the brotherhood has a form of controlled explosion which it fires towards any pursuing ship. The resultant spherical aether detonation between the pirate ship and the pursuers causes the aether to push the pursuers back, while giving an extra boost to the pirates.

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==Vehicle Mounted Heavy Weapons of World War III==

===Artillery (Guided Missile)===
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|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|8||align="left"|9K112 Kobra ATGM (125mm Tank Round)||5dx15(10) cr ex||3||250/4000||--/45.3||1||1(6)||--||--||1||8200||1||'''[1, 4]'''
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|8||align="left"|9K116 Bastion ATGM (100mm Tank Round)||6dx6 (10) cr ex||6||330/5000||--/39||1||1(5)||--||--||1||13400||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|8||align="left"|9K120 Refleks ATGM (125mm Tank Round)||5dx12(10) cr ex||7||330/5000||--/46.4||1||1(6)||--||--||1||13800||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|8||align="left"|9M119 Svir ATGM (125mm Tank Round)||5dx12(10) cr ex||8||340/4100||--/41.4||1||1(6)||--||--||1||13400||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|8||align="left"|9M1114 Kokon ATGM||6dx13(10) cr ex||3||450/5000||--/132.5||1||2(20)||--||--||1||6400||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|8||align="left"|9P135M Konkurs-M ATGM||6dx13(10) cr ex||4||200/4000||--/51||1||1(20)||--||--||1||5700||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|8||align="left"|AGM-114K Hellfire ATGM||6dx20(10) cr ex||8||450/8500||--/400||1||4(20)||--||--||1||35200||1||'''[1, 2, 3]'''
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|||follow-up||6dx20(10) cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|AGM-114L Hellfire ATGM||6dx20(10) cr ex||10||450/8500||--/430||1||4(20)||--||--||1||93200||1||'''[1, 2, 3]'''
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|||follow-up||6dx20(10) cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|AGM-114M Hellfire Longbow ATGM||6dx20(10) cr ex||8||450/8500||--/430||1||4(20)||--||--||1||93300||1||'''[1, 2, 3]'''
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|||follow-up||6dx20(10) cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71D TOW2 ATGM||6dx25(10) cr ex||3||300/5400||--/50||1||1(20)||--||--||1||6300||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71E TOW2A ATGM||6dx17(10) cr ex||3||300/5700||--/50||1||1(20)||--||--||1||6700||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|||follow-up||6dx17(10) cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71F TOW2B ATGM||6dx17(10) cr ex||3||300/5700||--/50||1||1(20)||--||--||1||7100||1||'''[1, 2, 4, 5]'''
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|8||align="left"|SA-19 SAM||6dx50 cr ex [12d]||6||600/8000||--/89||1||1(20)||--||--||1||12500||1||'''[1, 2, 3]'''
|}
'''NOTES:'''
#Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.
#Hazardous back-blast: 1d burn damage to anyone behind firer and within 15 yards (30 yards for ATGM).
#Homing (Hyperspectral Vision) attack (see p. B413), at missile's skill of 10. Firer rolls against Artillery (Guided Missile) to aim. On a success, the missile gets its Acc Bonus. "1/2D" range is speed (yards/second). Weight is for empty launcher/one missile. Cost is for one missile.
#Guided attack (see p. B412). Gunner uses Artillery (Guided Missile) to attack. "1/2D" range is speed in yards per second. Weight is for empty launcher/one missile. Cost is for one missile.
#Pop-up terminal guidance option, can be set to attack the top armor.

===Artillery (Cannon)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|8||align="left"|2A38 (30x165mm API)||6dx5(2) pi++||7||1800/6900||--||13||100x2(2i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[1]'''
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|||(30x165mm HE)||6dx2 cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|2A42 (30x165mm API)||6dx5(2) pi++||7||1800/6900||--||13||100x2(2i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[1]'''
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|||(30x165mm HE)||6dx2 cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|2A46M (T-72) (125mm 2A46M HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||7||2100/7600||--||1||24(6i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[2]'''
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|||(125mm 2A46M HE)||6dx100 cr ex [10d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(125mm 2A46M APFSDS)||6dx31(2) pi++||||3200/11400||||||||||||||||||
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|||(125mm 2A46M APFSDSDU)||6dx31(3) pi++||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|2A46M (T-80) (125mm 2A46M HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||7||2100/7600||--||1||28(6i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[2]'''
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|||(125mm 2A46M HE)||6dx100 cr ex [10d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(125mm 2A46M APFSDS)||6dx31(2) pi++||||3200/11400||||||||||||||||||
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|||(125mm 2A46M APFSDSDU)||6dx31(3) pi++||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|2A70 (100mm 2A70 HEAT)||6dx6(10) cr ex||6||940/4600||--||1||15(8i)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(100mm 2A70 HE)||6dx30 cr ex [10d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|2A72 (30x165mm API)||6dx5(2) pi++||7||1800/6900||--||13||100x2(2i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[1]'''
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|||(30x165mm HE)||6dx2 cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|2S1 (122mm HE)||6dx90 cr ex [10d]||8||2100/19000||--||1||1(6)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(122mm CHEM)||Spcl (56 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (112 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||||2100/7600||||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm HE-RAP)||6dx90 cr ex [10d]||||3200/29000||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|2S3 (152mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||--||1||1(12)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(152mm CHEM)||Spcl (87 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (173 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M35 Soft Recoil Gun (105mm M68 HEAT)||6dx7(10) cr ex||7||1900/7100||--||1||21(10i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[2]'''
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|||(105mm M68 WP)||6dx40 cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||'''[3]'''
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|||(105mm M68 APFSDS)||6dx24(2) pi++||||2900/10700||||||||||||||||||
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|||(105mm M68 APFSDSDU)||6dx24(3) pi++||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|M168 Vulcan (20x102mm HEPF)||6d cr ex [2d]||10||1500/9100||--||50||1180(2i)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(20x102mm APDS)||6dx6(2) pi++||||2300/9000||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|M185 (155mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||--||1||1(12)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(155mm CHEM)||Spcl (90 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (180 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm FASCAM)||(180 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||'''[4]'''
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|||(155mm CLGP-HESH "M712 Copperhead")||6dx40 cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||'''[5]'''
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|||(155mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M242 (25x137mm API)||6dx4(2) pi++||7||1400/5900||--||16||100x2(2i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[1]'''
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|||(25x137mm HE)||6d cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(25x137mm APSFSDSDU)||6dx7(3) pi++||||2100/8900||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M256 (120mm NATO HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||7||2050/7500||--||1||1(6)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(120mm NATO HEDP)||6dx8(5) cr ex [10d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(120mm NATO APFSDS)||6dx30(2) pi++||||3100/11250||||||||||||||||||
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|||(120mm NATO APFSDSDU)||6dx30(3) pi++||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M256A1 (120mm NATO HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||7||2050/7500||--||1||40(6i)||--||--||--||--||1||'''[2]'''
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|||(120mm NATO HEDP)||6dx8(5) cr ex [10d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(120mm NATO APFSDS)||6dx30(2) pi++||||3100/11250||||||||||||||||||
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|||(120mm NATO APFSDSDU)||6dx30(3) pi++||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M284 (155mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||3000/31000||--||1||1(12)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(155mm CHEM)||Spcl (90 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (180 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm FASCAM)||(180 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||'''[4]'''
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|||(155mm CLGP-HESH "M712 Copperhead")||6dx40 cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||'''[5]'''
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|||(155mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||3000/10300||||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||4500/39000||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|ZSU-23-4 (23x152mmB APDS)||7dx3(2) pi++||8||1300/5600||--||68||400(4i)||--||--||--||--||1||
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|||(23x152mmB HE)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(23x152mmB HEPF)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||||||||||||||||||
|}
'''NOTES:'''
#Dual feed mechanism, can alternate between ammunition sources. Different types of ammunition can be loaded in each source.
#Any type of round can be loaded and selected in any order from the magazine.
#Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98)
#Scatters mines in the area of effect. Roll SM+3 or less to hit a mine. 300 lb minimum weight to trigger. Mines do 6dx2(10) cr ex damage to the underside of the triggering item.
#High Explosive Squash-Head, if blast fails to penetrate armor, 10% of damage rolled bypasses armor and inflicts damage anyway.

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==Mortars of World War III==

===Artillery (Mortar)===
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|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|7||align="left"|AM 2B9 Vasilek Mortar (82mm HE)||6dx9 cr ex [6d]||4||600/6000||1393/22||2||4(6)||25†||-10||-6||10K||1||'''[7]'''
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|||(82mm HEDP)||6dx6(5) cr ex [6d]||||||||||||||||||||||
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|||(82mm CHEM)||Spcl (25 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M29A1 Mortar (81mm HE)||6dx5 cr ex [6d]||4||600/6000||99/15||1||1(5)||14M†||-9||-3||7300||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(81mm CHEM)||Spcl (25 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|6||align="left"|M-38/M-43 Mortar (120mm HE)||6dx10 cr ex [10d]||4||600/6000||617/50||1||1(4)||20M†||-9||-5||90.8K||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(120mm CHEM)||Spcl (54 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M121 Mortar (120mm HE)||6dx10 cr ex [10d]||4||600/6000||316/30||1||1(4)||20M†||-9||-5||90.8K||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(120mm CHEM)||Spcl (54 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M224 Mortar (60mm HE)||6dx3 cr ex [6d]||3||325/3250||47.6/3.7||1||1(4)||12M†||-8||-3||10.6K||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(60mm CHEM)||Spcl (14 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|M252 Mortar (81mm HE)||6dx6 cr ex [6d]||4||600/6000||89/9.1||1||1(5)||14M†||-9||-3||24.7K||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(81mm CHEM)||Spcl (25 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|M-1943 Mortar (160mm HE)||6dx18 cr ex [10d]||3||550/5600||2580/90||1||1(8)||25M†||-11||-10||35K||1||'''[11]'''
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|||(160mm CHEM)||Spcl (96 yds)||||||||||||||||||||||
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Malf is 16.
#Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.
#Can be attached to any AK, AKM, or AKMS type rifle. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Can be attached to any TL7 or 8 assault rifle or carbine. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Hazardous back-blast: 1d burn damage to anyone behind firer and within 15 yards (30 yards for ATGM).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.
#Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses any armor divisor.
#Homing (Hyperspectral Vision) attack (see p. B413), at missile's skill of 10. Firer rolls against Artillery (Guided Missile) to aim. On a success, the missile gets its Acc Bonus. "1/2D" range is speed (yards/second). Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Guided attack (see p. B412). Gunner uses Artillery (Guided Missile) to attack. "1/2D" range is speed in yards per second. Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Pop-up terminal guidance option, can be set to attack the top armor.
#"1/2D" range is the minimum range.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. Normal ammunition may be used. Range shown is 5.56x45mm. If fired from a 7.62x51mm rifle, the range is 125/400.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. A special blank cartridge is required, included in the price of the rifle grenade. Use the rifle's bulk.

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==Guided Missiles of World War III==

===Artillery (Guided Missile)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|8||align="left"|AT-4 Spigot ATGM||7dx8(10) cr ex||3||200/2300||131/26||1||1(20)||11B†||-10||1||7400||1||'''[2, 5, 9]'''
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71D TOW2 ATGM||6dx25(10) cr ex||3||300/5400||210/50||1||1(20)||15M†||-10||1||40000||1||'''[2, 5, 9]'''
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71E TOW2A ATGM||6dx17(10) cr ex||3||300/5700||210/50||1||1(20)||15M†||-10||1||40500||1||'''[2, 5, 9]'''
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|||follow-up||6dx17(10) cr ex||||||||||||||||||||||
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|8||align="left"|BGM-71F TOW2B ATGM||6dx17(10) cr ex||3||300/5700||210/50||1||1(20)||15M†||-10||1||41000||1||'''[2, 5, 9, 10]'''
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|8||align="left"|FIM-92 Stinger SAM||6dx3 cr ex [6d]||7||775/8500||35/22||1||1(20)||10†||-8||1||38000||1||'''[2, 5, 8]'''
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|8||align="left"|Javelin ATGM||5dx22(10) cr ex||7||300/2400||14/50||1||1(10)||11B†||-8||1||40500||1||'''[2, 8, 10]'''
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|7||align="left"|SA-7 Grail SAM||6dx2 cr ex [4d]||5||620/5600||30/20||1||1(20)||10†||-8||1||14500||1||'''[2, 5, 8]'''
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|8||align="left"|SA-14 SAM||6dx2 cr ex [6d]||6||540/3000||67/34||1||1(20)||10†||-8||1||16000||1||'''[2, 5, 8]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Malf is 16.
#Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.
#Can be attached to any AK, AKM, or AKMS type rifle. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Can be attached to any TL7 or 8 assault rifle or carbine. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Hazardous back-blast: 1d burn damage to anyone behind firer and within 15 yards (30 yards for ATGM).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.
#Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses any armor divisor.
#Homing (Hyperspectral Vision) attack (see p. B413), at missile's skill of 10. Firer rolls against Artillery (Guided Missile) to aim. On a success, the missile gets its Acc Bonus. "1/2D" range is speed (yards/second). Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Guided attack (see p. B412). Gunner uses Artillery (Guided Missile) to attack. "1/2D" range is speed in yards per second. Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Pop-up terminal guidance option, can be set to attack the top armor.
#"1/2D" range is the minimum range.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. Normal ammunition may be used. Range shown is 5.56x45mm. If fired from a 7.62x51mm rifle, the range is 125/400.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. A special blank cartridge is required, included in the price of the rifle grenade. Use the rifle's bulk.

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==Artillery of World War III==

===Artillery (Cannon)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|2A45 Sprut-B (125mm HE)||6dx100 cr ex [10d]||7||2100/7600||14000/80||1||1(8)||--||-25||10||14000||1||
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|||(125mm HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||||||/80||||||||||||||||
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|||(125mm APFSDS)||6dx31(2) pi++||||||/80||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|D-20 (152mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||11500/150||1||1(12)||--||-25||10||205K||1||
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|||(152mm CHEM)||Spcl (87 yds)||||||/150||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (173 yds)||||||/150||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||/150||||||||||||||||
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|||(152mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||/340||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|D-30 (122mm HE)||6dx90 cr ex [10d]||8||2100/19000||7700/77||1||1(6)||--||-25||10||140K||1||
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|||(122mm CHEM)||Spcl (56 yds)||||||/77||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (112 yds)||||||/77||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm HEAT)||6dx8(10) cr ex||||2100/7600||/77||||||||||||||||
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|||(122mm HE-RAP)||6dx90 cr ex [10d]||||3200/29000||/174||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|FH-70 (155mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||18300/160||1||1(12)||--||-25||10||550K||1||
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|||(155mm CHEM)||Spcl (90 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm FASCAM)||(180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[1]'''
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|||(155mm CLGP-HESH "M712 Copperhead")||6dx40 cr ex||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[2]'''
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|||(155mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||/360||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|M198 (155mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||14100/160||1||1(12)||--||-25||10||530K||1||
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|||(155mm CHEM)||Spcl (90 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm FASCAM)||(180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[1]'''
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|||(155mm CLGP-HESH "M712 Copperhead")||6dx40 cr ex||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[2]'''
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|||(155mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||/360||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|M777 (155mm HE)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||8||2300/20250||10500/160||1||1(12)||--||-25||10||2.34M||1||
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|||(155mm CHEM)||Spcl (90 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm ICM)||8d cr ex [3d] (180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm FASCAM)||(180 yds)||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[1]'''
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|||(155mm CLGP-HESH "M712 Copperhead")||6dx40 cr ex||||||/160||||||||||||||||'''[2]'''
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|||(155mm HEAT)||6dx9(10) cr ex||||2300/8100||/160||||||||||||||||
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|||(155mm HE-RAP)||6dx176 cr ex [10d]||||3500/30500||/360||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|ZU-23-2 (23x152mmB APDS)||7dx3(2) pi++||8||1300/5600||1700/156||34||200(15)||25M†||-12||3||20000||1||
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|||(23x152mmB HE)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||/104||||||||||||||||
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|||(23x152mmB HEPF)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||/104||||||||||||||||
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|7||align="left"|ZU-23-4 (23x152mmB APDS)||7dx3(2) pi++||8||1300/5600||2500/312||68||400(15)||25M†||-12||3||39000||1||
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|||(23x152mmB HE)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||/208||||||||||||||||
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|||(23x152mmB HEPF)||5d cr ex [2d]||||||/208||||||||||||||||
|}
'''NOTES:'''
#Scatters mines in the area of effect. Roll SM+3 or less to hit a mine. 300 lb minimum weight to trigger. Mines do 6dx2(10) cr ex damage to the underside of the triggering item.
#High Explosive Squash-Head, if blast fails to penetrate armor, 10% of damage rolled bypasses armor and inflicts damage anyway.

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==Weapons of World War III==

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
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|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|AN-M-8 HC Smoke||spec. (3 yd.)||1.5||2||15||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|7||align="left"|AN-M14 TH3 Thermite||6d(10) burn||2||4||70||1||'''[2, 4]'''
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|7||align="left"|M25A2 Tear-Gas||spec. (2 yd.)||1.5||2||25||1||'''[2, 5]'''
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|7||align="left"|M26A1 Fragmentation||8d+2 cr ex [2d]||1||4||25||2||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|M34 WP "Willy Pete"||2d cr ex [2d]||2||4||45||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|7||align="left"|M61 Fragmentation||6dx2 cr ex [2d]||1||4||40||2||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|M67 Fragmentation||6dx2 cr ex [3d]||1||4||40||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Mk II "Pineapple" Fragmentation||4d [2d] cr ex||1.3||4||10||1||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Mk IIIA2 Concussion||8d+2 cr ex||1||4-5||10||1||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|F-1 Fragmentation||3d cr ex [2d]||1.3||4||10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Molotov Cocktail||spec. (1 yd.)||3||spec.||10||1||'''[2, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|RDG-1 Smoke||spec. (3 yd.)||1.5||2||15||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|RG-34 Concussion||6d cr ex||0.8||Impact||10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|RG-42 Fragmentation||4d cr ex [2d]||1||4||15||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|7||align="left"|RGN-5 Fragmentation||6d cr ex [3d]||0.6||4||25||2||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|RGN-86 Fragmentation||3d cr ex [3d]||0.6||4||25||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|RPG-6 Anti-Tank||8d(10) cr ex [2d]||2.5||Impact||10||1||'''[1, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|RPG-43 Anti-Tank||6d(10) cr ex||2.7||Impact||10||1||'''[1, 6]'''
|}
'''NOTES:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Fills a 3-yard radius with white smoke. The cloud lasts about 120 seconds under normal conditions.
#Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98).
#Effect is directional through the base of the grenade if set upright. Any other orientation gives 6d(5) burn damage; if thrown, determine orientation randomly. Used to destroy equipment and light fires.
#Fills a 3-yard radius with tear gas; see Tear Gas (p. B439). The cloud lasts about 80 seconds under normal conditions.
#Equipped with a small parachute to insure the grenade lands correctly. -5 to Throwing skill roll to attack a non-horizontal target.

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==Heavy Grenade Launchers of World War III==

===Gunner (Grenade Launcher)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Saco Mk.19 Mod.3 (40x53mm NATO)||6d(10) cr ex [2d]||5||1650/2400||108/31||5||32||20M†||-7||2||13800||1||'''[2]'''
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|||M3 Tripod||||||||44||||||||||||500||||
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|||HMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||18.2||||||||||||1500||||
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|7||align="left"|Tulamash AGS-17 (30x29mm)||2d cr ex [2d]||6||800/1200||70+57/22||6!||29(6)||25M†||-7||2||6000||1||'''[2]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||57||||||||||||900||||
|}
'''Notes:'''

2. Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.

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==Machineguns of World War III==

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M2HB (.50 BMG)||7dx2 pi+||5||1800/7600||84/30||8!||100(5)||21M†||-8||2||14000||1||
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|||M3 Tripod||||||||44||||||||||||500||||
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|||HMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||18.2||||||||||||1500||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||28.7||||||||||||1000||||
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|6||align="left"|Degtyarev-Shipagin DshK-38/46 (12.7x107mm)||13d+1 pi+||6||1500/7400||99/24||10!||50(5)||20M†||-8||2||3000||1||
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|||Wheeled Carriage||||||||271||||||||||||1000||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||38.4||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|GE M85 (.50 BMG)||13d+1 pi+||5||1800/7400||91.5/30||18!||100(5)||20M†||-8||2||16000||1||
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|||M85C Kit (to allow use on tripod)||||||||8||||||||||||200||||
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|||M3 Tripod||||||||44||||||||||||500||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||16.3||||||||||||1000||||
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|7||align="left"|Tula NSVT (12.7x107mm)||12d pi+||7||1200/5000||80/17||12!||50(5)||20M†||-8||2||6000||1||
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|||Tripod||||||||57||||||||||||900||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||19.8||||||||||||800||||
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|7||align="left"|Vladimirov KPV (14.5x114mm Vladimirov)||15d+1 pi+||6||1400/6000||140/33||10!||50(5)||21M†||-8||2||8500||1||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||42.9||||||||||||1000||||
|}

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==Light Anti-Tank Weapons of World War III==

===Guns (LAW)===
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|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|8||align="left"|Armbrust (80mm)||5dx7(10) cr ex||4||300/500||13||1||1(-)||10†||-4||1||1052||1||'''[2]'''
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|7||align="left"|M72A2 (66mm)||6dx4(10) cr ex||4||200/300||5||1||1(-)||10†||-4||1||250||1||'''[5, 7]'''
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|8||align="left"|M136 AT-4 (84mm)||6dx6(10) cr ex||3||330/2300||14.7||1||1(-)||10†||-5||1||1500||1||'''[5, 7]'''
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|8||align="left"|Mk.153 Mod.1 SMAW (83mm Rocket)||6dx6(5) cr ex [6d]||4||500/1000||29.5/13||1||1(4)||10†||-5||1||13000||1||'''[5, 7]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Malf is 16.
#Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.
#Can be attached to any AK, AKM, or AKMS type rifle. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Can be attached to any TL7 or 8 assault rifle or carbine. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Hazardous back-blast: 1d burn damage to anyone behind firer and within 15 yards (30 yards for ATGM).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.
#Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses any armor divisor.
#Homing (Hyperspectral Vision) attack (see p. B413), at missile's skill of 10. Firer rolls against Artillery (Guided Missile) to aim. On a success, the missile gets its Acc Bonus. "1/2D" range is speed (yards/second). Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Guided attack (see p. B412). Gunner uses Artillery (Guided Missile) to attack. "1/2D" range is speed in yards per second. Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Pop-up terminal guidance option, can be set to attack the top armor.
#"1/2D" range is the minimum range.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. Normal ammunition may be used. Range shown is 5.56x45mm. If fired from a 7.62x51mm rifle, the range is 125/400.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. A special blank cartridge is required, included in the price of the rifle grenade. Use the rifle's bulk.

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==Grenade Launchers of World War III==

===Guns (Grenade Launcher)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Colt M203 (40x46mmSR)||4d(10) cr ex [2d]||2||150/4400||+3.5/0.5||1||1(4)||11†||-||2||500||1||'''[2, 4]'''
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|8||align="left"|FN Bullet-Thru™ HE Rifle Grenade||8d cr ex [3d]||1||100/300||+0.8||1||1(3)||10†||-||2||75||1||'''[2, 12]'''
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|8||align="left"|IMI BT/AT 52 Rifle Grenade||6d(10) cr ex||2||100/300||+1.1||1||1(3)||11†||-||2||75||1||'''[2, 12]'''
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|7||align="left"|KBP GP-30 (40mm VOG-25)||1d+2 cr ex [2d]||2||150/460||+3.3/0.56||1||1(4)||11†||-||2||250||1||'''[2, 3]'''
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|7||align="left"|Mecar 35mm HE-RFL-35 Rifle Grenade||8d cr ex [3d]||1||150/400||+2||1||1(3)||11†||-||2||50||1||'''[2, 13]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Malf is 16.
#Minimum range 10 yards for Grenade Launchers, 30 yards for ATGM and 200 yards for SAM.
#Can be attached to any AK, AKM, or AKMS type rifle. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Can be attached to any TL7 or 8 assault rifle or carbine. Use the rifle's bulk.
#Hazardous back-blast: 1d burn damage to anyone behind firer and within 15 yards (30 yards for ATGM).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.
#Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses any armor divisor.
#Homing (Hyperspectral Vision) attack (see p. B413), at missile's skill of 10. Firer rolls against Artillery (Guided Missile) to aim. On a success, the missile gets its Acc Bonus. "1/2D" range is speed (yards/second). Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Guided attack (see p. B412). Gunner uses Artillery (Guided Missile) to attack. "1/2D" range is speed in yards per second. Weight is for empty launcher/one missile.
#Pop-up terminal guidance option, can be set to attack the top armor.
#"1/2D" range is the minimum range.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. Normal ammunition may be used. Range shown is 5.56x45mm. If fired from a 7.62x51mm rifle, the range is 125/400.
#Can be fired from any 5.56x45mm or 7.62x51mm rifle equipped with a flash suppressor. A special blank cartridge is required, included in the price of the rifle grenade. Use the rifle's bulk.

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==Light Machineguns of World War III==

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Diemaco C9 SAW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d+1 pi||5||800/3500||23.5/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-6||2||4800||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||300||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|8||align="left"|Diemaco C9A1 SPW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||19.3/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-5||2||4800||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||300||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|8||align="left"|FN L108A1 SAW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d+1 pi||5||800/3500||23.5/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-6||2||4800||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||300||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|8||align="left"|FN L110A1 SPW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||19.3/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-5||2||4800||1||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|7||align="left"|FN MAG (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||31/6||14!||100(5)||13B†||-6||2||6600||1||'''[6]'''
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|||MAG58 Tripod||||||||45||||||||||||2500||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|FN M240B (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||33.6/6||12!||100(5)||13B†||-6||2||6600||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122A1 Tripod||||||||20||||||||||||300||||
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|||MMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||8||||||||||||900||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|FN M240G (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||30.2/6||12!||100(5)||13B†||-6||2||7000||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122A1 Tripod||||||||20||||||||||||300||||
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|||MMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||8||||||||||||900||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|FN M249 SAW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d+1 pi||5||800/3500||23.5/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-6||2||4087||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122A1 Tripod||||||||20||||||||||||300||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|8||align="left"|FN M249-Para SPW (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||19.3/7||12!||200(5)||12B†||-5||2||4800||1||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|8||align="left"|FN Mk.46 Mod.0 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||16/3.5||12!||100(5)||12B†||-5||2||4800||1||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||3.5||||||||||||200||||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash PKM (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||27/7||12!||100(5)||12B†||-6||2||2800||1||'''[6]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||16.5||||||||||||250||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||4.8||||||||||||150||||
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|7||align="left"|Rheinmetall MG.3 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||32.5/7.2||20!||120(5)||13B†||-6||2||3700||1||'''[6]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||29.8||||||||||||300||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||4||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|Saco M60 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||29/6||10!||100(5)||13B†||-6||2||6000||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||300||||
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|||MMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||8||||||||||||900||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||8.2||||||||||||500||||
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|8||align="left"|Saco Mk.43 Mod.0 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||25.3/6||9!||100(5)||13B†||-5||2||3500||1||'''[6]'''
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|||M122 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||300||||
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|||MMGT (LW) Tripod||||||||8||||||||||||900||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||8.2||||||||||||500||||
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|7||align="left"|CZ vz.59 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||22.5/3.5||13!||50(5)||13B†||-6||2||2000||1||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||4.8||||||||||||150||||
|}
'''Notes:'''

6. Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.

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==Submachineguns of World War III==

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|CZ Vz.24 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||8.1/0.8||10||32(3)||10†||-4||2||300||2||
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|7||align="left"|Enfield Sterling L-2A3 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||7.6/1.6||9||34(3)||10†||-4||2||350||2||
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|7||align="left"|Enfield Sterling L-34A1 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d-1 pi||3||100/1100||9.5/1.6||8||34(3)||10†||-4||2||1200||1||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|ERMA MP.40 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.5/1.5||8!||32(3)||10†||-4||2||1000||2||
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|7||align="left"|Guide Lamp M-3A1 "Greasegun" (.45 ACP)||2d+1 pi+||3||190/1750||10.2/2.2||8!||30(3)||11†||-4||3||45||2||
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|7||align="left"|H&K MP5A2 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||4||160/1900||6/1.2||13||30+1(3)||10†||-4||2||1100||2||
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|7||align="left"|H&K MP5A3 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||4||160/1900||7.5/1.2||13||30+1(3)|| 10†||-4||2||1100||2||
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|7||align="left"|H&K MP5SD2 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d pi||4||100/1100||6.8/1.2||13||30+1(3)||10†||-4||2||1850||1||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|H&K MP5SD3 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d pi||4||100/1100||8.3/1.2||13||30+1(3)||10†||-4||2||1850||1||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|IMI MP1 "Uzi" (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||4||160/1900||9.5/1.3||10||32(3)||10†||-4||2||300||2||
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412).

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==Shotguns of World War III==

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|8||align="left"|Benelli M1014 (12ga 3")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.4/0.85||3x9||6+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||950||3||
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|8||align="left"|Mossberg M590 (12ga 3")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.7/1.4||2x9||9+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||600||4||
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|7||align="left"|Remington 396 Sporting (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+2 pi||4||50/125||8.3/0.3||2x9||2(3i)||11†||-5||1||2660||4||
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|7||align="left"|Remington Model 870P (12ga 3")||1d+2 pi||2||50/125||8/0.85||2x9||7+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||400||4||
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|7||align="left"|Stoeger/IGA Uplander (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+2 pi||2||50/125||7/0.3||2x9||2(3i)||11†||-5||1||450||4||
|}

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==Rifles of World War III==

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|8||align="left"|Accuracy International G22 (.300 Win Mag)||8d+1 pi||6+3||1300/5000||15.8/0.8||1||5+1(3)||11B†||-5||3||5650||3||
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|8||align="left"|Accuracy International L96A1 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||6+3||1000/4200||15/1||1||10+1(3)||11B†||-6||3||5200||3||
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|8||align="left"|Accuracy International L115A1 (.338 Lapua Magnum)||9d+1 pi||6+3||1500/5500||17.5/0.8||1||4+1(3)||11B†||-6||4||5650||3||
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|8||align="left"|Barrett M82A1A (.50 BMG)||13d pi+||7+3||2200/7400||32/3.5||3||10+1(3)||13B†||-7||4||6900||3||
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|8||align="left"|Barrett M82A1A w/AN/PVS10 (.50 BMG)||13d pi+||7+3||2200/7400||36/3.5||3||10+1(3)||13B†||-7||4||15500||3||
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|8||align="left"|Barrett M82A1A w/Simrad KN-200 (.50 BMG)||13d pi+||7+3||2200/7400||35.4/3.5||3||10+1(3)||13B†||-7||4||7400||3||'''[9]'''
|-
|8||align="left"|Bushmaster M15 (5.56x45mm)||5d pi||5||500/3200||8.9/1||3||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||1500||3||
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|8||align="left"|Colt M4A1 (5.56x45mm NATO)||4d+1 pi-||4||420/2700||7.25/1||15||30+1(3)||8†||-4||2||900||2||
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|7||align="left"|Colt M16A1 (5.56x45mm M-193)||5d pi||5||500/3200||8/1||13||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||540||2||
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|8||align="left"|Colt M16A2 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5||500/3200||8.9/1||9||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||800||2||'''[8]'''
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|7||align="left"|Diemaco C-7 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5||500/3200||8.9/1||13||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||800||2||
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|7||align="left"|Diemaco C-7FT w/C79 ELCAN (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5+1||500/3200||10.4/1||13||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||1600||2||
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|6||align="left"|Enfield L42A1 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5+2||1000/4200||10.7/0.6||1||10+1(5)||11†||-5||3||1700||3||
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|7||align="left"|FN FAL (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||11/1.7||11||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||900||2||
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|7||align="left"|H&K G3 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||11.4/1.7||10||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||550||2||
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|8||align="left"|H&K G11 (4.73x33mm CLTA)||4d+2 pi-||5||500/3000||11.25/1x3||9||45+1(3)||8†||-4||2||1500||1||'''[5,10]'''
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|8||align="left"|H&K G41 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5||500/3200||10.1/1.1||14||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||750||2||'''[4]'''
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|7||align="left"|H&K PSG1 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||6+2||1000/4200||16/0.06||1||1(4)||11B†||-5||3||4500||3||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash AK-74 (5.45x39mm M-74)||5d pi||4||500/3800||9/1.2||11||30+1(3)||8†||-5||2||250||2||'''[2]'''
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash AKS-74U (5.45x39mm M-74)||4d pi-||3||300/2500||7/1.2||11||30+1(3)||8†||-4*||3||250||2||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash AKM (7.62x39mm M-43)||5d+1 pi||4||500/3100||11.3/1.8||10||30+1(3)||9†||-5||2||290||2||
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|8||align="left"|Izhmash AN-94 (5.45x39mm M-74)||5d pi||4||500/3800||9.7/1.2||10||30+1(3)||8†||-5*||2||1150||2||'''[2, 3]'''
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash RPK (7.62x39mm M-43)||5d+2 pi||4||400/3000||12.4/1.9||10||40+1(3)||10B†||-5||2||490||1||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash RPK-74 (5.45x39mm M-74)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3200||12/1.7||11||45+1(3)||10B†||-5||2||500||1||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmash SVD (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+2||800/3900||10.1/0.6||3||10+1(3)||11†||-5||3||1200||3||
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|6||align="left"|Marlin Model 336 (.30-30 Win)||5d pi||4||450/3000||7/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||10†||-4||2||300||3||
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|7||align="left"|Marlin Model 881 (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||5||85/1200||5.6/0.1||1||17+1(3i)||6†||-4||2||655||4||
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|6||align="left"|Mauser K.98k (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||8.9/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||300||3||
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|7||align="left"|Parker-Hale C2A1 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5+3||1000/4200||10.9/0.3||1||4+1(3i)||11†||-5||3||4000||3||
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|7||align="left"|Remington M21 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||6+3||1000/4200||12.7/1.6||3||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||2400||2||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24 SWS (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||6+3||1000/4200||13.4/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||11B†||-5||3||3400||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24 SWS w/AN/PVS10 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||6+3||1000/4200||17.4/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||11B†||-5||3||12000||2||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24A1 SWS (.300 Win Mag)||8d+1 pi||6+3||1300/5000||13.4/0.3||1||5+1(3)||11B†||-5||3||3400||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24A1 SWS w/AN/PVS10 (.300 Win Mag)||8d+1 pi||6+3||1300/5000||17.4/0.3||1||5+1(3)||11B†||-5||3||12000||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24A2 SWS (.338 Lapua Magnum)||9d+1 pi||6+3||1500/5500||13.9/0.8||1||4+1(3)||11B†||-5||4||3400||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M24A2 SWS w/AN/PVS10 (.338 Lapua Mag)||9d+1 pi||6+3||1500/5500||17.9/0.8||1||4+1(3)||11B†||-5||4||12000||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M40A3 RWS (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||7+3||1000/4200||14.8/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||11B†||-5||3||3400||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M40A3 RWS w/AN/PVS10 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||7+3||1000/4200||18.8/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||11B†||-5||3||12000||3||
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|8||align="left"|Remington M40A3 RWS w/Simrad KN-200 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||7+3||1000/4200||18.2/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||11B†||-5||3||4900||3||'''[9]'''
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|7||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L1A1 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||11/1.7||3||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||900||2||
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|7||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L1A1 w/SUIT (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5+2||1000/4200||11.5/1.7||3||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||1100||2||
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L85A1 w/SUSAT (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5+2||500/3200||12.1/1.1||12||30+1(3)||8†||-4||2||1200||2||'''[6]'''
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L85A2 w/SUSAT (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||5+2||500/3200||12.1/1.1||12||30+1(3)||8†||-4||2||1500||2||
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L85A1 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||11.2/1.1||12||30+1(3)||8†||-4||2||800||2||'''[6]'''
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L85A2 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||4||500/3200||11.2/1.1||12||30+1(3)||8†||-4||2||1100||2||
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L86A1 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||6+2||500/3500||13/1.1||13||30+1(3)||9B†||-5||2||1600||2||'''[6]'''
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|8||align="left"|Royal Ordnance L86A2 (5.56x45mm NATO)||5d pi||6+2||500/3500||13/1.1||13||30+1(3)||9B†||-5||2||1900||2||
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|7||align="left"|Ruger 10/22 (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||3||85/1200||5.2/0.2||3||10+1(3)||6†||-4||2||150||4||
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|7||align="left"|Ruger Mini-14 (5.56x45mm)||5d pi||5||500/3000||7.3/0.9||3||20+1(3)||9†||-4||2||600||3||
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|7||align="left"|Springfield M14 (7.62x51mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||10.3/1.6||3||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||950||2||'''[7]'''
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|7||align="left"|Tulamash SKS (7.62x39mm M-43)||5d+1 pi||5||500/3100||8.9/0.4||3||10(3)||9†||-5||2||150||3||'''[11]'''
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|7||align="left"|Winchester Model 70 (.30-06)||7d pi||6+3||1000/4200||8.7/0.3||1||4+1(3i)||10†||-5||4||1640||3||
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|6||align="left"|ZB Vz.54 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+2||800/3900||12.4/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||300||3||
|}
'''Notes:''' 
<nowiki>*</nowiki> = Weapon has a folding stock. Reduce bulk by 1 when folded.
#Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412).
#Muzzle brake gives Rcl is 1 when fired automatically with RoF 6 or more. Large muzzle blast gives a +4 to spot firer.
#Ultra High RoF in burst mode; RoF 2, 4 or 6, Rcl 1. Cannot use Spraying Fire (p. B409) rules while using burst mode.
#Controlled Burst: can fire up to RoF 9 using 'burst' mode. Cannot use Spraying Fire (p. B409) rules while using burst mode.
#Ultra High RoF in burst mode; RoF 3, 6 or 9, Rcl 1. Cannot use Spraying Fire (p. B409) rules while using burst mode.
#Malf is 16.
#Can be easily converted to RoF 13. Roll against Armory/TL7 (Small Arms).
#Controlled Burst: can fire up to RoF 9. Cannot use Spraying Fire (p. B409) rules. No full auto mode. Can be modified to full automatic (RoF 13) with a successful Armory/TL8 (Small Arms) roll, but this eliminates the burst mode completely.
#SIMRAD scope can cause zero problems. Minus 1d-3 to Acc when mounted. Rifle can be test fired to correct this penalty.
#Two spare magazines are carried on the weapon. If using one of these magazines to reload, reduce the load time to two seconds.
#Includes integral spike bayonet. Bulk -5 when extended.

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==Pistols of World War III==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Beretta M9 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1700||2.5/0.6||3||15+1(3)||9||-2||2||400||3||
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|6||align="left"|Browning "Highpower" (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1700||2.4/0.5||3||13+1(3)||9||-2||2||450||3||
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|6||align="left"|Colt M1911A1 (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||2||150/1600||2.8/0.5||3||7+1(3)||10||-2||3||500||3||
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|8||align="left"|H&K P7K3 (.380 ACP)||2d pi||3||125/1500||1.75/0.2||3||8+1(3)||8||-2||2||1050||3||
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|8||align="left"|H&K P7M8 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||3||150/1800||1.75/0.2||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||1050||3||
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|8||align="left"|H&K P7M13 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||3||150/1800||2.25/0.4||3||13+1(3)||9||-2||2||1100||3||
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|7||align="left"|Izhmekh Makarov (9x18mm Makarov)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.81/0.2||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||3||300||3||
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|7||align="left"|Ruger Standard Model (.22 LR)||1d pi-||3||75/1200||2.5/0.3||3||9+1(3)||7||-2||2||250||4||
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|8||align="left"|SIG-Sauer M11 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+1||1||140/1800||2.1/0.5||3||13+1(3)||9||-2||2||700||3||
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|8||align="left"|Springfield Armory XD-45 (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||2||150/1600||2.4/0.8||3||13+1(3)||10||-2||2||500||3||
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|6||align="left"|S&W Military and Police (.38 Special)||2d pi||2||110/1200||2.2/0.2||3||6(3i)||9||-2||3||300||3||
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|6||align="left"|Tokarev TT-33 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)|| 2d+2 pi-||1||180/2000||2.1/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-3||2||25||3||
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|6||align="left"|Walther PP (.380 ACP)||2d pi||2||125/1500||1.3/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||3||500||3||
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|6||align="left"|Walther PP (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi||2||100/1500||1.32/0.2||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||3||500||3||
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|6||align="left"|Walther PP (.25 ACP)||1d pi-||2||50/1000||1.27/0.17||3||9+1(3)||7||-1||2||500||3||
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|7||align="left"|Z.M. Lucznik P-64 (9x18mm Makarov)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.81/0.2||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||3||450||3||
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|7||align="left"|Z.M. Lucznik P-83 (9x18mm Makarov)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.81/0.2||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||3||450||3||
|}

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'''Weapons of World War III'''
==Ammunition for Weapons of World War III==

===Pistol, Revolver, and Submachinegun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.22 Short||0.005||$0.02
|-
|.22 Long||0.0065||$0.02
|-
|.22 LR||0.0077||$0.03
|-
|7.62x25mm ||0.024||$0.30
|-
|.32 ACP||0.018||$0.30
|-
|.380 ACP (9x17mm Kurz)||0.021||$0.20
|-
|9x18mm Makarov||0.022||$0.20
|-
|9x19mm Parabellum||0.023||$0.30
|-
|.45 ACP||0.047||$0.30
|}

===Shotgun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|12ga 2.75"||0.15||$0.60
|-
|12ga 3||0.18||$0.90
|}

===Rifle and Machinegun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
||4.73x33mmCLTA||0.011||$0.75
|-
||5.45x39mm M-74||0.024||$0.30
|-
||5.56x45mm M193||0.026||$0.60
|-
||5.56x45mm Mk262||0.028||$1.20
|-
||5.56x45mm NATO||0.028||$0.50
|-
||7.62x39mm M-43||0.036||$0.50
|-
||.30-30 Winchester||0.050||$0.50
|-
||7.62x51mm NATO||0.055||$1.00
|-
||7.62x54mmR||0.052||$1.00
|-
||.300 Win Mag||0.068||$1.50
|-
||.30-06||0.058||$0.60
|-
||12.7x107mm||0.250||$1.50
|-
||.50 BMG||0.250||$1.50
|-
||14.5x114mm||0.440||$1.75
|}

===Grenade Launcher Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
||30x29mm||0.750||$50
|-
||40mm VOG-25||0.56||$10
|-
||40x46mmSR||0.50||$10
|-
||40x53mmSR||0.75||$12
|}

'''Notes:'''
Small Arms and Machineguns: Unless otherwise specified, all magazines and drums are empty, all belts and clips are loaded. Also unless stated otherwise the prices below are for normal ball ammunition. Guns listed using 5.56x45mm M-193 or .223 Remington have 1:12 rifling, 5.56x45mm NATO have 1:6 rifling, and 5.56x45mm are 1:9 rifling.
*1:6 barrel, M-193 Ammo. Halve ranges, -1d Dmg reduce to pi-.
*1:9 barrel, M-193 Ammo. -3 Dmg.
*1:9 barrel, NATO Ammo. -1 Acc.
*1:12 barrel, NATO Ammo. -2 Acc.
Commercial ammunition exists that performs without penalty in all riflings (such as Mk262 heavy ball). -2 to Acc if changing between loads without zeroing the weapon.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of the United States of America==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1906 (.25 ACP)||1d pi-||0||50/1000||1/0.2||3||7+1(3)||8||-0||2||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1910 (.380 ACP)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.3/0.3||3||7+1(3)||8||-1||2||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1910 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.3/0.3||3||7+1(3)||8||-1||2||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt M-1873 (.45 Colt)||2d+1 pi+||1||150/1700||2.7/0.3||1||6(4i)||10||-2||3||$50||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt M-1911A1 (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||2||175/1700||3/0.5||3||7+1(3)||10||-2||3||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt "Official Police" (.38 Special)||2d-1||2||120/1700||2.6/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt .38 Super-Auto (.38 Super-Auto)||2d+2 pi||2||150/2000||2.7/0.5||3||9+1(3)||9||-2||2||$50||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1903 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||2.25/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||$15||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1908 (.380 ACP)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.3/0.3||3||7+1(3)||8||-1||2||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP)||1d pi-||0||50/1000||0.5/0.2||3||6+1(3)||8||-0||2||$10||3||'''[2, 4]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|High Standard HDMS (.22 LR)||1d pi-||2||50/600||2/0.4||3||10+1(3)||7||-2||2||$75||3||'''[3, 5]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|S&W M-1917 (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||2||175/1700||2.6/0.4||3||6(5)||10||-2||3||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|S&W "Magnum" (.357 Magnum)||3d-1 pi||2||180/2000||2.8/0.2||3||6(3i)||10||-2||3||$60||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|S&W Military and Police (.38 Special)||2d-1 pi||2||120/1700||2/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Hyde-Inland M-2 (.45 ACP)||2d+1 pi+||3||190/1750||10.8/1.6||8||30(3)||11†||-4||3||$40||2||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|General Motors M-3 "Greasegun" (.45 ACP)||2d+1 pi+||3||190/1750||10.2/2.2||8!||30(3)||11†||-4||3||$45||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|High Standard M-3 OSS (.45 ACP)||2d-1 pi+||3||110/900||11.3/2.2||7!||30(3)||11†||-4||3||$70||1||'''[3, 5]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Marlin UD42 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||11.1/2||11||2x20(3)||10†||-4||2||$200||2||'''[3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Thompson M-1A1 (.45 ACP)||2d+1 pi+||3||190/1750||12.2/1.6||11||30(3)||11†||-4||3||$70||2||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Cranston M-1941 "Johnson" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||10.2/0.6||3||10+1(5)||10†||-5||3||$80||3||'''[3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.25 Remington)||4d-1 pi||4||450/3000||8.25/0.2||3||5(3)||9†||-4||2||$55||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.30 Remington)||5d pi||4||450/3000||8.25/0.2||3||5(3)||9†||-4||2||$55||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.35 Remington)||5d+2 pi||4||450/3000||8.25/0.2||3||5(3)||9†||-4||2||$55||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Remington M-1903A4 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||6+1||1000/4600||9.7/0.3||1||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||4||$120||3||'''[3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1 "Garand" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||10/0.5||3||8(3)||10†||-5||3||$100||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1C "Garand" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||6+1||1000/4600||11.7/0.5||3||8(3)||10†||-5||3||$120||3||'''[2, 3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1D "Garand" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||6+1||1000/4600||11.7/0.5||3||8(3)||10†||-5||3||$120||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1E5 "Paratrooper" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||700/4000||7/0.5||3||8(3)||10†||-4||3||$150||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-2 (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||4||75/1200||9.5/0.2||1||5+1(3)||8†||-4||2||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1903 (.30-06)||7d+1||5||1000/4600||9.3/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$35||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1903A4 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||6+1||1000/4600||9.7/0.3||1||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||4||$120||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1922 (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||4||75/1200||9.5/0.2||1||5+1(3)||8†||-4||2||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield M-1922M1 (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||4||75/1200||9.5/0.2||1||5+1(3)||8†||-4||2||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield T-20 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||13.1/1.6||10||20+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$100||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Springfield T-26 "Tanker" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||700/4000||8/0.5||3||8(3)||10†||-4||3||$150||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Winchester M-1 Carbine (.30 Carbine)||3d+2 pi||4||300/2100||6/0.5||3||15+1(3)||9†||-4||2||$50||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Winchester M-1A1 Carbine (.30 Carbine)||3d+2 pi||4||300/2100||6.7/0.5||3||15+1(3)||9†||-4||2||$50||3||'''[2, 3]'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Winchester M-2 Carbine (.30 Carbine)||3d+2 pi||4||300/2100||6/1||12||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||$50||3||'''[1, 6]'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Winchester M-3 Carbine (.30 Carbine)||3d+2 pi||4||300/2100||10.5/0.5||12||15+1(3)||9†||-4||2||$50||3||'''[3, 6, 7]'''
|}

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning Automatic (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||9/0.9||3x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$50||4||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Ithaca M-37 (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||6.7/0.7||2x9||4+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$45||4||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Stevens M-620A (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||7.85/0.85||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$45||4||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Winchester M-12 (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||7.35/0.9||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$45||4||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Winchester M-1897 (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||7.8/0.9||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$45||4||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1918A2 "BAR" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||21/1.6||9!||20(3)||12B†||-6||3||$50||2||'''[1, 9]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1919A6 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||47.5/15||8!||250(5)||13B†||-6||2||$250||1||'''[1, 16]'''
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|||M-2 Tripod||||||||14||||||||||||$35||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||7.4||||||||||||$35||||
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|6||align="left"|Colt R80 Monitor "BAR" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||800/4200||17.9/1.6||9||20(3)||13†||-5||3||$250||2||'''[3]'''
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|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1922 "BAR" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||800/4200||20.8/1.6||9||20(3)||13†||-5||3||$250||2||'''[3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Cranston M-1941 "Johnson" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||14.6/1.6||7||20(3)||13B†||-5||4||$250||2||'''[3]'''
|-
|7||align="left"|Saginaw T-24 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||28/3||20!||50(5)||13B†||-6||2||$300||1||'''[2, 10, 16]'''
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|||M-4 Tripod||||||||15||||||||||||$50||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||4||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Guns (Grenade Launcher)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Grenade Projector Adaptor M-1 with hand grenade||spec.||0||75/200||spec.||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||spec.||1||'''[2, 13, 14]'''
|-
|6||M-9A1||8d(10) cr ex||0||75/240||0.8/1.3||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1, 13]'''
|-
|6||M-17||2d-2 cr ex [2d]||0||75/180||0.8/1.6||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1, 13]'''
|-
|6||M-19A1||2d-2 cr ex [2d]||0||75/200||0.8/1.5||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1, 13, 15]'''
|-
|6||M-22||smoke (3 yd.)||0||75/200||0.8/1.3||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1, 13]'''
|-
|6||M-191, M-192, M-193||illum. (200 yds.)||0||75/50||0.8/1.3||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1, 13]'''
|}

===Guns (LAW)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|M-1 "Bazooka" 2.36" Rocket||6dx2(10) cr ex||3||100/650||16.7/3.4||1||1(4)||10†||-6||1||$100||1||'''[1, 8, 11]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|M-9 "Bazooka" 2.36" Rocket||6dx2(10) cr ex||3||100/650||14.7/3.4||1||1(4)||10†||-6||1||$100||1||'''[2, 8, 11]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|M-18 57mm Recoilless Rifle||6dx2(10) cr ex||5+1||500/4800||50/5.6||1||1(8)||13†||-8||1||$1500||1||'''[2, 11, 12]'''
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-2HB (.50 BMG)||13d+1 pi+||6||1500/7400||116/32||8!||105(5)||20M†||-8||2||$1000||1||'''[1]'''
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|||M-3 Tripod||||||||44||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||28.7||||||||||||$75||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1917 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||56/15||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$300||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|||M-1917A1 Tripod||||||||53.2||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning M-1919A4 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||46/15||8!||250(5)||11M†||-6||2||$250||1||'''[1]'''
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|||M-2 Tripod||||||||14||||||||||||$35||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||7.4||||||||||||$35||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-2 Water Cooled (.50 BMG)||13d+1 pi+||6||1500/7400||121/32||10||110(5)||20M†||-8||2||$1000||1||'''[2]'''
|-
|||Anti-Aircraft M-3 Tripod||||||||401||||||||||||$500||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||23||||||||||||$60||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|M-1A1 Flamethrower||3d burn||-||50||70||1||10||10†||-8||-||$220||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98.
#Page W:D71-73.
#Page W:HS19-20.
#Malf 16.
#Silenced weapon -3 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412).
#Malf 16 when fired fully automatically.
#Infrared scope, gives the user Infravision. See Infravision (p. B60). Weight does not include 15 lb. battery pack.
#Minimum range 8 yards.
#May also fire at RoF 6!
#The actual gun had a stupid drafting error which gave it Malf 14. The problem could have been easily rectified and the gun issued as the M-1 Light Machinegun.
#Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).
#Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10) if any.
#Used with the normal $5, 0.8 lbs. spigot launcher.
#Used to launch normal hand grenades. Damage depends on grenade launched. The adapter is $10, 0.5 lbs.
#Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|AN-M-8 HC Smoke||smoke (3 yd.)||1.5||2||$10||1||'''[1, 2, 3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|M-15 WP "Willy Pete"||4d cr ex||2||4||$10||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|||linked||1d burn||||||||||
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|6||align="left"|Mk II "Pineapple" Fragmentation||4d cr ex [2d]||1.3||4||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mk IIIA2 Concussion||6d cr ex||1||4||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W98.
#Burns for 100-150 seconds. Gives dense white smoke. Body gets very hot, may start fires.
#Anyone hit by a fragment will takes burning damage listed each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98).

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of the Soviet Union==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mauser c.96 "Broomhandle" "Bolo" (7.63x25mm Mauser)||2d+1 pi-||2||140/1800||2.8/0.3||3||10(3)||10||-2||2||$40||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Nagant M1895 (7.62x38mmR Nagant)||2d-1 pi-||1||150/1900||2/0.25||3||7(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tokarev TT-33 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||2d+1 pi-||1||140/1800||2.1/0.4||3||8+1(3)||10||-2||2||$25||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev PPD34/38 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||11.2/4||15||71(3)||10†||-4||2||$65||2||
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev PPD40 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||11.3/4||18||71(3)||10†||-4||2||$65||2||
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|6||align="left"|Shipagin PPSh41 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||11.7/4||15||71(3)||10†||-4||2||$65||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Simonov PPS43 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||8.6/1.3||11!||35(3)||10†||-4||2||$50||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Sudayev PPS42 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||7.8/1.4||12!||35(3)||10†||-4||2||$40||2||'''[5]'''
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|6||align="left"|Sudayev PPS43 (7.62x25mm Tokarev)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||8.7/1.4||12!||35(3)||10†||-4||2||$40||2||'''[5]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891/30 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.8/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891/30g PU (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+1||800/3900||12.4/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$35||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891/30g PE (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+2||800/3900||12.4/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$50||3||
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|6||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1938 (7.62x54mmR)||6d+2 pi||5||700/3500||8.7/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||
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|6||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1944 (7.62x54mmR)||6d+2 pi||5||700/3500||10/0.4||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Simonov AVS (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||10/1.1||10||15+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$130||3||
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|6||align="left"|Tokarev SVT-38 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.4/0.7||3||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$90||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Tokarev SNT-38 PU (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+1||800/3900||10.2/0.7||3||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$115||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Tokarev SVT-40 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.3/0.7||3||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$80||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tokarev SNT-40 PU (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5+1||800/3900||9.9/0.7||3||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$105||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Tokarev AVT-40 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.3/0.7||8||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||$80||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev PTRD-41 (14.5x114 Vladimirov)||15d+1(2) pi+||5||1400/6000||38.6/0.44||1||1(4)||13B†||-7||5||$100||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Simonov PTRS-41 (14.5x114 Vladimirov)||15d+1(2) pi+||5||1400/6000||49/2.7||1||5+1(3i)||13B†||-7||5||$180||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev DP (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||26.3/6.2||10!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||$90||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$40||||
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Maxim PM-1910 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||73/20.5||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$220||1||
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|||Wheeled Cart||||||||100||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev-Shipagin DshK-38 (12.7x107mm)||13+1 pi+||7||150/7400||103/24.2||10!||50(5)||20M†||-8||2||$680||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Wheeled Cart||||||||258||||||||||||$120||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||38.4||||||||||||$135||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Goryunov SG-43 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||50/20||11!||250(5)||11M†||-6||2||$250||1||'''[1]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||30||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|ROKS-2||3d burn||-||50||50||1||6||10†||-8||-||$220||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98.
#Equipped with a folding spike bayonet.
#Malf 16.
#Wheeled cart style mount.
#Folding stock.

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|F-1 Fragmentation||4d cr ex [2d]||1.3||4||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Molotov Cocktail||spec. (1 yd.)||3||spec.||$10||1||'''[2, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|RG-34 Concussion||6d cr ex||0.8||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|RG-42 Fragmentation||4d cr ex [2d]||1||4||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|RPG-6 Anti-Tank||8d(10) cr ex [2d]||2.5||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
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|6||align="left"|RPG-43 Anti-Tank||6d(10) cr ex||2.7||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2, 4]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W98.
#A glass bottle filled with gasoline, lit by a burning rag. Takes a Ready maneuver to light the fuse (impossible in rain, etc.) - or five Ready maneuvers if you must insert the fuse first! Shatters on impact. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411).
#Equipped with a small parachute to insure the grenade lands correctly. -5 to Throwing skill roll to attack a non-horizontal target.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Romania==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Steyr Pistol md.1912 (9mm Steyr)||2d+2 pi||1||150/1850||2.3/0.2||3||8(3)||9||-2||2||$35||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|CMC-Orita Pistol-mitraliera md.1941 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.8/1.2||10||25(3)||10†||-4||2||$60||1||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Haenel-Schmeisser Pistol-mitraliera md.1941 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||9.6/1.5||8||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$75||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Lebel-Berthier Pusca md.1907/15 (8x50mmR Lebel)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||8.4/0.3||1||3(3)||11†||-5||3||$25||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Steyr-Mannlicher Pusca md.1893 (6.5x53mmR Mannlicher)||6d pi||5||800/3600||9.2/0.3||1||5(3)||10†||-5||3||$30||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Steyr-Mannlicher Pusca md.1895 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||8.6/0.3||1||5(3)||10†||-5||3||$30||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|ZB Pusca md.1924||7d pi||5||1000/3900||9.3/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|ZB Mitraliera md.1930 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||23/1.8||10||20(3)||13B†||-6||2||$120||1||'''[1]'''
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$25||||
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|St Étienne Mitraliera md.1907 (8x50mmR Lebel)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||54/1.6||10!||25(5)||12M†||-6||2||$220||1||'''[1]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||71.9||||||||||||$50||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||8||||||||||||$50||||
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|6||align="left"|Steyr-Schwarzlose Mitraliera md.1907/12 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||69/16||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$225||1||'''[1]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||62||||||||||||$50||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
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|6||align="left"|ZB Mitraliera md.1937 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||49.3/7.5||11!||100(5)||11M†||-7||2||$350||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|||Tripod||||||||38.5||||||||||||$50||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||8||||||||||||$75||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Pignone Aruncator de flacari md.1937||3d burn||-||25||57.2||1||20||10†||-8||-||$220||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W:MA24-25.
#May also fire at RoF 8!

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kyser Grenade de mana ofensiva md.1934||6d cr ex||0.8||0||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Kyser Grenade de mana multifunctionala md.1938||4d cr ex [2d]||1||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|MAN Grenade de mana ofensiva md.1939||6d cr ex||0.6||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|MAN Grenade de mana defensiva md.1939||4d cr ex [2d]||1.5||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W:MA25.
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Poland==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|CZ wz.28 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.8/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||$16||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|FB Radom wz.35 Vis (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+1 pi||2||150/1850||2.7/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||$35||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Nagan Rewolwer wz.30 (7.62x38mmR Nagant)||2d-1 pi-||1||150/1900||2/0.25||3||7(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[4]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Auto-Ordnance M-1921 (.45 ACP)||2d+1 pi+||3||190/1750||12.4/1.6||13||30(3)||11†||-4||3||$120||2||
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|6||align="left"|Blyskawica (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.4/1.4||8!||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$20||2||'''[1, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|Choroszmanów (7.63x25mm Mauser)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||11.2/1.5||10||35(3)||10†||-4||2||$20||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|PWU-FK wz.39 "Mors" (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.3/1||8||25(3)||10†||-4||2||$60||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Tikkakoski KP/31 "Soumi" (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||200/1900||15.6/4.5||15||70(3)||10†||-4||2||$150||2||'''[4]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|FB Radom Mauser wz.29 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||9.1/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$31||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Lebel kb wz.86 (8x50mmR Lebel)||6d+1 pi||5||1000/3900||10/0.5||1||8+2(3i)||10†||-5||4||$20||3||'''[5]'''
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|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Mosin wz.91/98/25 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||8.5/0.3||1||5(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Marosczek (7.92x107mm Marosczek)||12d-1(2) pi||6||1200/5400||21/0.8||1||3+1(3i)||12M†||-6||4||$135||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Degtyarev DP (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||26.3/6.2||10!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||$90||2||'''[4]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|DWM lkm wz.08/15 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||39/5||6!||50(5)||13B†||-7||2||$300||2||'''[5]'''
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Enfield BREN Mk II (.303 British)||7d pi||5||1000/3800||25.9/2.8||8||30(3)||13B†||-6||3||$120||2||'''[4]'''
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$25||||
|-
|7||align="left"|Mauser MG.34 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||29/3||15||50(5)||13B†||-6||2||$400||1||'''[4]'''
|-
|||Tripod Lafette 34||||+1||||52||||||||||||$50||||'''[7]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||4.4||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Browning wz.28 (7.92x57mm)||7d||5||1000/3900||21.1/1.6||9||20(3)||12B†||-6||2||$270||2||'''[1]'''
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Hotchkiss wz.25 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||78.9/25||8!||300(5)||11M†||-6||2||$250||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Tripod||||||||59.8||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|6||align="left"|DWM ckm wz.08 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||71/20.5||7!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$250||2||'''[6]'''
|-
|||Tripod||||||||88||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Maxim SPM (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||73/20.5||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$220||1||'''[4]'''
|-
|||Sokolov wheeled carriage||||||||99.4||||||||||||$50||||'''[2]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Maxim wz.10/28 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||70.2/17.8||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$250||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Sokolov wheeled carriage||||||||99.4||||||||||||$50||||'''[2]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Browning wz.30 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||71.2/25||10!||330(5)||11M†||-7||2||$635||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Tripod||||||||64.5||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W:DWE29-31.
#DR 25 gunshield.
#Malf 16.
#Page W94-98.
#Page HT108-122.
#Page W:IC62-64.
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|ET40 "Filipinika"||6d cr ex||1||impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Granat Obronny wz.33||4d cr ex[2d]||1.3||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|PWU-FK Granat Zaczepny wz.33||4d cr ex||0.8||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|R42 "Sidolówa"||5d cr ex||1||4-5||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W:DWE30-31.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Japan==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Koshikawa Baby Nambu (7mm Nambu)||2d pi||1||130/1600||1.6/0.2||3||7+1(3)||7||-1||2||$60||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Meiji 26 Nen Ken Ju Revolver (9mm Nambu 26)||2d-1 pi||2||120/1600||2.2/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 14 Shiki (8mm Nambu)||2d pi||1||130/1600||2.2/0.2||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||$15||3||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 94 Shiki (8mm Nambu)||2d pi||0||130/1600||1.6/0.2||3||6+1(3)||9||-2||2||$5||3||'''[1, 3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|1904 Nambu (8mm Nambu)||2d pi||1||130/1600||2.1/0.2||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||$15||3||'''[1, 2]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kokura 100 Shiki Kikantanjuu (8mm Nambu)||2d+1 pi||3||140/1600||8.5/1.1||8!||30(3)||9†||-4||2||$45||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kokura 100 Shiki Kikantanjuu (1944 Version) (8mm Nambu)||2d+1 pi||3||140/1600||9.7/1.1||13!||30(3)||9†||-4||2||$45||2||
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 38 Shiki Rifle (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||4||600/3000||9.1/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 38 Shiki Carbine (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||4||375/2300||7.6/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-4||4||$30||3||'''[4]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 44 Shiki Carbine (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||4||375/2300||9.2/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-4||4||$30||3||'''[5]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 97 Shiki Rifle (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||4+1||600/3000||11.5/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 99 Shiki Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||9.1/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 99 Shiki Short Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d pi||5||750/3000||8.6/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||
|-
|6||align="left"|Arisaka 2 Shiki Take-Down Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d pi||5||750/3000||8.9/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kokura 97 Shiki (20x124mm Type 97)||6dx3(2) pi++||6||1400/6000||114/11||6||7+1(3)||12B†||-8||5||$375||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 11 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||3||600/3000||20/1.5||8!||30(3)||12B†||-6||4||$100||2||'''[1, 6]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 91 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||3||600/3000||27/2.5||8!||30(3)||12B†||-7||4||$125||2||'''[1, 6]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 96 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||3||600/3000||21.5/1.5||8!||30(3)||12B†||-6||4||$125||2||'''[1, 6]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 99 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d+2 pi||4||1000/3900||26.2/3||13!||30(3)||13B†||-6||4||$125||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Koishikawa 3 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||7||600/3000||63.5/1.5||8!||30(5)||11M†||-6||2||$300||1||'''[6]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 1 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d+2 pi||7||1000/3900||45/3||8!||30(5)||12M†||-6||2||$400||1||
|-
|||Tripod||||||||25||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$40||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 92 Shiki (7.7x58mmSR Type 92)||6d+2 pi||7||1000/3900||60/3||8!||30(5)||12M†||-6||2||$400||1||
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|||Tripod||||||||62||||||||||||$50||||
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|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$40||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 92 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka)||6d+2 pi||7||1000/3900||60/3||8!||30(5)||12M†||-6||2||$400||1||
|-
|||Tripod||||||||62||||||||||||$50||||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$40||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Nambu 93 Shiki (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss)||12d pi+||7||1300/5000||90.7/8||7!||30(5)||20M†||-8||2||$950||1||
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|||Tripod||||||||130.3||||||||||||$50||||
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|6||align="left"|Nambu 97 Shiki (7.7x58mmSR Type 92)||6d+2 pi||6+1||1000/3900||27/3||8!||30(3)||12M†||-6||2||$225||1||
|-
|||Spare Barrel||||||||6.6||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|100 Shiki||3d Burn||-||30||55||1||10||10†||-8||-||$200||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98.
#Malf 16.
#Malf 15.
#Folding Stock.
#Built in Bayonet.
#Must lubricate cartridges or Malf 16.

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|91 Shiki||4d cr ex[2d]||1.2||8||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W98.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Italy==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Beretta M1934 (.380 ACP)||2d pi||1||125/1500||1.5/0.3||3||7+1(3)||8||-1||3||$40||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Beretta M1935 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.4/0.2||3||7+1(3)||7||-1||3||$40||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Beretta Mod 35 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.4/0.2||3||8+1(3)||7||-1||3||$40||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Glisenti Mod 89 (10.4mm Italian)||2d+1 pi+||2||150/1700||2.4/0.3||3||6(3i)||10||-2||3||$15||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Glisenti-Brixia Mod 10 (9mm Glisenti)||2d-1 pi||1||130/1600||1.9/0.3||3||7+1(3)||8||-1||3||$20||3||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Beretta Mod 38/42 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.9/1.7||9||40(3)||10†||-4||2||$70||2||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|FNA-B Mod 43 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.7/1.7||7||40(3)||10†||-4||2||$140||2||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|TZ Mod 45 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.3/1.7||9!||40(3)||10†||-4||2||$20||2||'''[2, 3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|"Variara" (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||7.6/1.4||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$10||2||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||4||600/3000||8.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||4||600/3000||7.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$40||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (7.35x51mm Carcano)||6d+2 pi||4||600/3200||7.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$40||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||4||1000/4000||7.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$40||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||4||600/3000||8.5/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$35||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (7.35x51mm Carcano)||6d+2 pi||4||600/3200||8.5/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$35||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||4||1000/4000||8.5/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$35||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d-2 pi||3||500/2500||6.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91TS (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d-2 pi||3||500/2500||6.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/24 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d-2 pi||3||500/2500||6.9/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/38 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d-2 pi||3||500/2500||7.5/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$40||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/38 (7.35x51mm Carcano)||6d+2 pi||4||500/3000||7.5/0.3||1||6(3)||10†||-5||4||$40||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Vetterli-Vitali Mod 70/87 (10.4mm Vetterli)||4d+2 pi+||3||500/2000||9.5/0.4||1||4+1(3i)||10†||-6||3||$10||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Vetterli Mod 70/87/15 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||4||600/3000||10.5/0.3||1||6+1(3i)||10†||-5||4||$25||3||'''[2, 3]'''
|}

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Lupara (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8/0.25||2x9||2(3i)||10†||-5||1||$40||4||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Steyr-Solothurn Contocarra S Mod 36 (20x105mmB)||6dx3(2) pi++||6||1400/6000||138/17.5||1||10(4)||12B†||-8||5||$400||1||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Breda Mod 30 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||3||600/3000||23.8/1.5||8!||20(5)||13B†||-6||4||$100||2||'''[1, 3]'''
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.2||||||||||||$40||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Breda Mod 30 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||5||600/3000||24.5/1||8!||20(5)||13B†||-6||4||$135||2||'''[2, 3]'''
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.2||||||||||||$40||||
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Breda Mod 31 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss)||10d pi+||5||1300/5500||112/8||20!||20(5)||20M†||-8||2||$550||1||'''[2]'''
|-
||||Tripod||||||||42||||||||||||$50||||
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||24.8||||||||||||$100||||
|-
|6||align="left"|Breda Mod 37 (8x59mm Breda)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||44/1.5||7!||25(5)||11M†||-6||2||$270||2||'''[2, 3]'''
|-
||||Tripod||||||||41||||||||||||$50||||
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$40||||
|-
|6||align="left"|FIAT-Revelli Mod 14 (6.5x52mm Mann)||6d pi||5||600/3000||40/2.5||8!||50(5)||11M†||-6||2||$200||2||'''[2]'''
|-
||||Tripod||||||||51||||||||||||$50||||
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|-
|6||align="left"|FIAT-Revelli Mod 14/35 (8x59mm Breda)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||58/20||9!||300(5)||11M†||-6||2||$225||2||'''[2]'''
|-
||||Tripod||||||||41||||||||||||$50||||
|-
||||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Flame Projector No.2 Mk I Lifebuoy||3d burn||-||35||64||1||10||10†||-8||-||$200||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98
#Page W:GL26-28
#Malf 16

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Bomba a Mano Mod 35||6d cr ex||0.4||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Bomba a Mano Mod 35 with Fragmentation Sleeve||4d cr ex [2d]||0.7||Impact||$15||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Bomba Controcarro Incendiary OTO Mod 42||6dx2 cr ex [2d] 2d burn||2.6||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Bomba Controcarra "Passaglia"||6dx4 cr ex [2d]||4.9||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W:GL29

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Great Britain==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Browning HP35 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1900||2.4/0.5||3||13+1(3)||9||-2||2||$80||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1903 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||2.25/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||$15||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Colt M-1911 (.455 Webley Auto)||2d pi+||2||160/1700||3/0.6||3||7+1(3)||10||-2||3||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Enfield No.2 Mk I (.38 S&W)||2d-1 pi||2||120/1600||1.8/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Glove Pistol (.38 S&W)||2d-1 pi||0||50/500||0.5/0.03||1||1(6)||8||-1||2||$500||3||'''[3, 4]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|HAFDASA Ballester-Molina (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||2||175/1700||3/0.6||3||7+1(3)||10||-2||3||$25||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|S&W Victory (.38 S&W)||2d-1 pi||2||120/1600||2.2/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Sleeve Pistol Mk I (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||0||50/500||2.15/0.01||1||1(10)||8||-1||2||$500||3||'''[3]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Star Mod B (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1850||2.8/0.4||3||9+1(3)||9||-2||2||$25||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Webley No.1 Mk VI (.455 Webley)||2d pi+||2||170/1700||2.7/0.3||3||6(3i)||10||-2||3||$25||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Webley Mk IV (.38 S&W)||2d-1 pi||2||120/1600||1.8/0.2||3||6(3i)||8||-2||2||$20||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Webley & Scott MP Mk1 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.5/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||$10||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Webley & Scott Mk1 (.455 Webley Auto)||2d pi+||2||160/1700||3.1/0.6||3||7+1(3)||10||-2||3||$30||3||'''[2, 4]'''
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|6||align="left"|Welrod Pistol Mk I (.32 ACP)||1d+2 pi-||0||50/700||2.1/0.1||1||5+1(3)||8||-2||2||$500||2||'''[3, 5]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|BSA Welgun Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8.2/1.4||12||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$20||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Diecasters AUSTEN Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.3/1.4||8||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$40||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield MCEM2 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1850||5.8/0.8||16||18(3)||10†||-3||4||$20||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield STEN Mk II (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||7.6/1.4||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$10||2||'''[1, 4]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield STEN Mk IIS (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d pi||3||100/1000||9/1.4||7||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$50||1||'''[3, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield STEN Mk V (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10/1.4||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$20||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield STEN Mk VI (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d pi||3||100/1000||10.9/1.4||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$50||1||'''[2, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland M-1928A1 Suppressed (.45 ACP)||2d pi+||3||100/1000||14/1.25||11||20(3)||11†||-4||3||$150||1||'''[2, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|Lanchester Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||11.9/2.3||9||50(3)||10†||-4||2||$100||2||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Owen Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.7/1.4||10||33(3)||10†||-4||2||$40||2||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|Sterling Pachett Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10/1.4||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||$40||2||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|DeLisle Carbine (.45 ACP)||2d-1 pi+||3||150/1600||8.75/0.5||1||7+1(3)||9†||-4||3||$500||1||'''[3, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|Enfield Rifle SMLE No.1 Mk III (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3800||9.2/1||1||10+1(4)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[2]'''
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|7||align="left"|Enfield Rifle No.4 Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3800||10/1||1||10+1(4)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|Enfield Rifle No.5 Mk I (.303 British)||6d pi||4||700/3000||7.2/1||1||10+1(4)||10†||-4||4||$30||3||'''[1]'''
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|7||align="left"|Enfield Rifle No.9 Mk I (.280 British)||6d pi||4+1||600/2500||9.25/1.4||10||20+1(3)||9†||-4||2||$150||1||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Rifle No.4 Mk I(T) (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||5+1||1000/3800||11.5/1||1||10+1(3i)||10†||-5||4||$45||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|S&W Carbine Pattern 40 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||9/0.8||3||20(3)||10†||-4||3||$30||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Winchester No.3 Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3800||9.4/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Winchester M-1917 (.30-06)||7d+1||5||1000/4600||9.3/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||$30||3||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Greener Farkiller F35 (10ga 2 7/8”)||1d+2 pi||3||50/125||8.9/0.4||2x9||2(3i)||11†||-5||1||$160||4||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Greener Police Gun Mk III (14 1/2ga)||1d+1 pi||2||50/125||8/0.15||1x7||1(4i)||10†||-5||1||$30||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (12ga 2 3/4”)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||6.8/0.3||2x9||2(3i)||10†||-5||1||$150||4||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (16ga 2 3/4”)||1d pi||3||50/125||6.8/0.3||2x6||2(3i)||9†||-5||1||$150||4||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (20ga 2 3/4”)||1d pi||3||50/125||6.8/0.3||2x5||2(3i)||9†||-5||1||$150||4||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (28ga 2 3/4”)||1d pi||3||50/125||6.8/0.3||2x4||2(3i)||9†||-5||1||$150||4||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (.410)||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||6.8/0.3||2x3||2(3i)||9†||-5||1||$150||4||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Boys Rifle AT, Boys Mk I (.55 Boys)||12+2(2) pi+||5||1300/5500||38/2||1||5+1(3)||11B†||-6||5||$160||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|BSA Faulkner Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||1000/3800||24.3/2.8||10||30(3)||13B†||-6||3||$120||2||'''[2]'''
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$25||||
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|6||align="left"|Enfield BREN Mk II (.303 British)||7d pi||5||1000/3800||25.9/2.8||8||30(3)||13B†||-6||3||$120||2||'''[1]'''
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$25||||
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|6||align="left"|Enfield BREN Mk III (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||800/3800||22/2.8||8||30(3)||13B†||-6||3||$110||2||'''[2]'''
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||6.3||||||||||||$25||||
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|6||align="left"|Hotchkiss No.2 Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||800/3800||27/2||8||30(5)||13B†||-6||3||$150||2||'''[2]'''
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|6||align="left"|Lewis Mk I (.303 British)||7d pi||5||500/3800||31/4.2||9!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||$100||2||'''[1, 4]'''
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|6||align="left"|Lewis M-1917 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||31.2/4.2||9!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||$100||2||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Grenade Launcher)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|No.68 Rifle Grenade||1d+2(10) cr ex||0||75/200||+1.7/1.8||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||$20||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LAW)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Northover Projector Mk I (2.5” Rocket)||Spec.||2||100/250||74/1.8||1||1(4)||11†||-7||1||$30||1||'''[2, 4, 7, 8]'''
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|6||align="left"|PIAT (89mm Rocket)||4dx2(10) cr ex||3||110/370||34.6/3||1||1(10)||12†||-5||5||$80||1||'''[1, 8]'''
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Marlin M-1917 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||39/15||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$100||2||'''[2]'''
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||||Tripod||||||||49||||||||||||$50||||
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
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|6||align="left"|Vickers Mk I (.303 British)||7d pi||5||1000/3800||54/13.5||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$250||1||'''[1]'''
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||||Tripod||||||||49||||||||||||$50||||
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||5||||||||||||$30||||
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|6||align="left"|Vickers Mk II (.500 Vickers)||11d+2 pi+||7||1000/6500||77/15||7||50(5)||20M†||-8||2||$750||1||'''[2]'''
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||||Tripod||||||||70||||||||||||$50||||
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||23||||||||||||$150||||
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|6||align="left"|Vickers G.O. Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||1000/3800||31.5/11||20!||96(3)||11M†||-6||2||$300||2||'''[2]'''
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||||Tripod||||||||49||||||||||||$50||||
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||||Spare Barrel||||||||6||||||||||||$30||||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Flame Projector No.2 Mk I Lifebouy||3d burn||-||35||64||1||10||10†||-8||-||$200||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98
#Page W:AKM61-65
#Page W:HS19-20
#Malf 16
#Silenced weapon -2 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)
#Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)
#See Northover Projector Mk I (1940) (p. W:AKM65) for full explanation of ammunition available.
#Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6||align="left"|Gammon No.82 Mk I||6dx3 cr ex||1.8||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|Mills No.69 Mk I||6d cr ex||0.7||Impact||$10||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|Mills No.36 “Mills Bomb”||4d cr ex[2d]||1.7||4 or 7||$10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6||align="left"|SIP No.76 Mk I||Spec.||1.2||Imp||$10||1||'''[1, 3, 4]'''
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|6||align="left"|WIP No.80 Mk I||4d cr ex[2d]||1||3-4||$10||1||'''[1, 3, 5]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.
#Page W98
#Page W:AKM65
#A self igniting Molotov Cocktail filled with a mixture of gasoline, white phosphorus, and crude rubber. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411). Two variations exist; see Northover Projector Mk I and SIP #76 Mk I (p. W:AKM65)
#Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98)

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Germany==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Astra P.43 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||1||150/1850||2.3/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-1||2||60||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|CZ P.39 t (.380 ACP)||2d pi||1||130/1600||2.2/0.3||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||30||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|CZ vz.27 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.8/0.25||3||8+1(3)||8||-1||2||50||3||'''[3]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|DWM Luger P.08 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||3||150/1900||2.4/0.5||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||50||3||'''[1, 4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|FEG P.37 u (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||130/1600||1.5/0.3||3||7+1(3)||7||-1||2||25 ||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser c.96 "Broomhandle" (7.63x25mm Mauser)||2d+1 pi-||2||140/1800||2.8/0.3||3||10(3)||10||-2||2||40||3||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser c.34 (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||130/1600||1.5/0.3||3||8+1(3)||7||-1||2||35||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser HSc (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||130/1600||1.5/0.3||3||8+1(3)||7||-1||2||40||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Radom P.35 p (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+1 pi||2||150/1850||2.7/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||35||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Reichsrevolver M1883 (11mm German Service)||2d pi+||1||150/1700||2.3/0.3||1||6(4i)||11||-2||3||10||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr P.12(ö) (9mm Steyr)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1850||2.3/0.2||3||8(3)||9||-2||2||35||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther Mod 8 (.25 ACP)||1d pi-||0||50/1000||0.9/0.2||3||8+1(3)||6||-0||2||35||3||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther P.38 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1900||2.4/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||35||3||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther PPK (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||100/1300||1.5/0.2||3||7+1(3)||7||-1||2||75||3||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther PPK (.380 ACP)||2d pi||1||125/1300||1.5/0.2||3||6+1(3)||7||-1||2||75||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (SMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|6 ||align="left"|ERMA EMP (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.6/1.5||8||32(3)||10†||-4||2||60||2||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|ERMA EMP-S (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d-1 pi||3||160/1900||11.9/1.5||6||32(3)||10†||-4||2||60||1||'''[2, 5]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|ERMA MP.38 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.4/1.5||8!||32(3)||10†||-4||2||70||1||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Haenel MP.28/II (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||3||160/1900||10.5/1.5||8||30(3)||10†||-4||2||60||2||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser MP3008 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||8/1.5||9||32(3)||10†||-4||2||25||2||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser R713 Schnellfeuer (7.63x25mm Mauser)||2d+1 pi-||2||140/1800||3.5/0.8||14||20+1(3)||10†||-3||2||40||2||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr M.12/P16 (9mm Steyr)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1850||2.8/0.4||13||16(3)||10†||-2||4||50||2||'''[3]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr MP.40/II (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||12.1/3||8!||2x32(5)||10†||-4||2||80||2||'''[2, 4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Solothurn MP.34(ö) (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||11.4/1.5||8||32(3)||10†||-4||2||70||2||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther MP.34/I (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.9/1.3||6||32(3)||10†||-4||2||70||2||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Gustloff VG1-5 (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||3||500/3100||12.2/2||3||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||20||3||'''[2]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel MKb.42 H (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||13/2||8||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||90||2||
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel MP.43 (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||13.4/2||8||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||70||2||'''[1]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel MP.44 (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||13.4/2||8||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||70||2||'''[1]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel StG.44 (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||13.4/2||8||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||70||2||'''[1]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel StG.44 mit Krummlauf (7.92x33mm Kurz)||3d+2 pi||1||300/2000||13.3/2||7||30+1(3)||9†||-5||2||175||2||'''[1, 4]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Haenel StG.44 Vampir (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||18.4/2||8||30+1(3)||9†||-6||2||1500||2||'''[3, 6]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser K.98k (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||8.9/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||35||3||'''[1]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Mauser StG.45 (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||500/3100||9.9/2||7||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||40||2||'''[2]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/I (1943) (7.92x57mm)||6d+1 pi||5||800/4000||10.9/1.8||15||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||400||1||
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|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/II (1944) (7.92x57mm)||6d+1 pi||5||800/4000||11.4/1.8||15||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||300||1||'''[1]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/III (1945) (7.92x57mm)||6d+1 pi||5||800/4000||12.8/1.8||10||20+1(3)||11†||-5||3||275||1||
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|7 ||align="left"|Walther G.41 W (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||4||800/3900||10.7/0.6||3||10+1(5)||10†||-5||3||80||3||'''[2]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Walther G.43 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||10.3/0.6||3||10+1(3)||10†||-5||3||90||3||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Walther KKW (.22 LR)||1d+2 pi-||4||130/1600||8.6/0.04||1||5+1(3i)||7†||-5||2||60||3||'''[2]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Walther MKb.42 W (7.92x33mm Kurz)||5d+1 pi||4||600/3100||11.8/2||10||30+1(3)||9†||-4||2||90||2||'''[4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|ZB G33/40 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||4||800/3900||10.6/0.3||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||4||70||3||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Sauer Fliegerdoppelflinte (16ga 2 1/2")||1d pi||3||50/125||7.5/0.2||2x6||2(3i)||9†||-4||1||30||4||'''[2]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig PzB.39 (7.92x95mm)||13d-1(2) pi||6||1200/5400||28/0.3||1||1(3)||12B†||-6||4||135||1||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig PzB.41 (20x138mmB)||6dx3(2) pi++||6||1400/6500||112/14.9||1||10+1(4)||26B†||-8||4||375||1||'''[1]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Borsig 2.8cm sPzB-41 (28-20x252mmR)||6dx5(2) pi+||7+1||2000/7400||505/0.3||1||1(4)||20M†||-10||4||500||1||'''[12]'''
|}

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7 ||align="left"|Bergmann MG.15nA (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||33.4/5||8!||50(4)||13B†||-6||2||275||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Knorr-Bremse MG.35 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||24.2/2.2||8!||25(3)||12B†||-6||3||350||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5.5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|7 ||align="left"|Mauser MG.34 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||29/3||15||50(5)||13B†||-6||2||400||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||Tripod Lafette 34|| ||+1|| ||52|| || || || || ||50|| ||'''[11]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||4.4|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|7 ||align="left"|Mauser MG.42 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||28/3||20!||50(5)||13B†||-6||3||300||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||Tripod Lafette 42|| ||+1|| ||46|| || || || || ||50|| ||'''[11]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||4|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|7 ||align="left"|Mauser MG.81 (Erd) (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||800/3900||21.7/3||28!||50(4)||13B†||-5||4||450||1||'''[2]'''
|-
|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall MG.34/41 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||800/4000||29/3||25!||50(5)||13B†||-6||3||350||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod Lafette 41/41|| ||+1|| ||42|| || || || || ||50|| ||'''[11]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||4.4|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall MG.45 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||23/3||30!||50(5)||13B†||-6||4||275||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||4|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|7 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall MG.131 (Erd) (13x64mmB)||9d pi+||5||900/4000||50.5/24||15!||100(5)||15B†||-6||3||425||1||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Rheinmetall-Dreyse MG.13 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||26.5/2.2||9||25(3)||13B†||-6||2||400||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||4.4|| || || || || ||35|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Solothurn MG.30(ö) (8x56mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||19.2/2.3||13||25(3)||13B†||-6||2||375||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5.5|| || || || || ||40|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|ZB vz/26 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||23.1/0.9||9||20(3)||13B†||-6||2||120||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||6.3|| || || || || ||35|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|ZB vz/30 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||23.1/0.9||9||20(3)||13B†||-6||2||120||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||6.3|| || || || || ||35|| ||
|}

===Guns (Grenade Launcher)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Gustloff GrB.39 (30mm grGewPzGr)||6d(10) cr ex||2||100/330||23.8/0.9||1||1 ( 6 )||12B†||-6||4||500||1||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|3cm GewGrGer (GewBleGr.30)||HT-3 aff (8 yd.)||0||75/330||+1.7/0.7||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||20||1||'''[1, 8]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|3cm GewPropGer (GewBleGr.30)||Spec. (25 yds.)||0||75/330||+1.7/0.7||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||20||1||'''[1, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|3cm GewSprGer (GewBleGr.30)||1d cr ex[2d]||0||75/330||+1.7/0.7||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||20||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|3cm GewPzGer (GewBleGr.30)||6d(10) cr ex||0||75/330||+1.7/0.7||1||1(3)||12†||-6||4||20||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (LAW)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|7 ||align="left"|Faustpatrone 30 (klein)||6dx2(10) cr ex||2||30/400||7||1||1(-)||10†||-6||1||20||1||'''[1, 10]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|HASAG Luftfaust, 22mm||6d cr ex [1d-2]||3||550/2200||20/5.5||1x9||1(-)||11†||-7||1||120||1||'''[2]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Panzerfaust 30||6dx3(10) cr ex||2||30/400||11.2||1||1(-)||10†||-6||1||20||1||'''[1, 10]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Panzerfaust 60||6dx3(10) cr ex||2||60/400||15||1||1(-)||10†||-6||1||20||1||'''[1, 10]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Raketenpanzerbüsche 43 (88mm Rocket)||5dx3(10) cr ex||5||150/750||27.5/7.2||1||1(5)||10†||-6||1||70||1||'''[1, 10]'''
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|7 ||align="left"|Raketenpanzerbüsche 54 (88mm Rocket)||5dx3(10) cr ex||5||150/750||31.5/7.2||1||1(5)||10†||-6||1||70||1||'''[1, 10]'''
|}

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|DWM MG.08 (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||71/20.5||7!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||250||2||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||88|| || || || || ||50|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|DWM Maxim 1900 (7.65x53mm Mauser)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/4000||71/20.5||7!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||250||2||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||71|| || || || || ||50|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12 t (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||69/16||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||225||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||62|| || || || || ||50|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12 ö (8x56mmR Hungarian)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||69/16||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||225||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||62|| || || || || ||50|| ||
|-
| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12 t (6.5x55mm)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||69/16||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||225||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||62|| || || || || ||50|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12 t (7.92x57mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||69/16||8!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||225||1||'''[2]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||62|| || || || || ||50|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||5|| || || || || ||30|| ||
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|6 ||align="left"|ZB MG.37 t (7.92x57mm)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||49/7.5||11!||100(5)||11M†||-7||2||365||1||'''[2, 7]'''
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| ||Tripod|| || || ||39|| || || || || ||35|| ||
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| ||Spare Barrel|| || || ||6.3|| || || || || ||30|| ||
|}

===Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Eintoss-FmW.46||1d+2 burn||-||30||7.9||1||1||10†||-4||-||25||1||'''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Flammenwerfer 41||3d burn||-||35||40||1||10||10†||-8||-||200||1||'''[1]'''
|}

'''Notes:'''
#Page W94-98.
#Page W:IC62-64.
#Page W:HS19-20.
#Malf 16.
#Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412).
#Infrared scope, gives the user Infravision. See Infravision (p. B60).
#May also fire at ROF 8!
#A Vision and Hearing-Based affliction that affects a 8 yard radius. The Protected Hearing and Protected Vision advantages each give +5 to the HT roll. If you fail to resist, you are stunned; roll against HT-5 to recover each turn. Also creates smoke in the area of effect.
#Spreads propaganda leaflets in the area of effect.
#Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).
#Use Gunner (Machinegun) skill when mounted on tripod.
#Includes DR 30 gun shields.

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Behelfs-HGr||4d cr ex[2d]||1.5||4-5||10||1||'''[1, 3]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|BK 2H||spec. (2 yd.)||0.8||Impact||10||3||'''[1, 3, 4]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|EiHGr.39||8d cr ex[3d]||0.8||4-5||10||2||'''[1, 3]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Geballte Ladung||6dx3 cr ex||4.7||4||10||2||'''[1, 2]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|NbHGr.39||spec. (10 yd)||1.1||4-5||10||3||'''[1, 3, 5]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Panzerwurfmine||6dx2(10) cr ex||3||Imp||10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Stielhandgranate||6d cr ex||1.3||4||10||1||'''[1, 2]'''
|}

'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.
#Page W98.
#Page W:IC65.
#Fills a 2-yard radius with an irritating acid smoke; see Tear Gas (p. B439). The cloud lasts 15-20 seconds.
#Fills area of effect with thick white smoke for about two minutes.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of France==
===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Astra Model 21 (9mm Bergmann-Bayard)||2d+2 pi||1||150/1850||2.3/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||40||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|Gabilondo Ruby (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||130/1600||1.5/0.3||3||8+1(3)||7||-1||2||15||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|MAB Mle D (.32 ACP)||2d-1 pi-||1||130/1600||1.8/0.3||3||9+1(3)||7||-1||2||25||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|MAS Mle 35A (7.62x20mm Browning Long)||2d pi-||1||150/1850||2/0.3||3||8+1(3)||9||-1||2||50||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|MAS Mle 1892 (8mm Lebel)||2d pi+||1||150/1700||2/0.15||3||6(3i)||9||-2||2||20||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Submachine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|ERMA La Coruña Mod 41/44 (9mm Bergmann-Bayard)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.6/1.5||8||32(3)||10†||-4||2||60||2||'''[3]'''
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|6||align="left"|MAS Mle 38 (7.65x20mm Browning Long)||2d+1 pi-||3||160/1900||7.5/1.1||10!||32(3)||9†||-4||2||70||2||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||Lebel Mle 1886/93 R35 (8x50mmR Lebel)||6d+2 pi||4||800/3900||8.6/0.2||1||3+2(3i)||11†||-5||3||25||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||Lebel Mle 07/15 M27 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||9.1/0.3||1||5+1(3)||11†||-6||3||25||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||Lebel Mle 07/15 M34 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||8.4/0.3||1||5+1(3)||11†||-6||3||25||3||'''[1]'''
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|6||MAS Fusil MAS36 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||8.1/0.5||1||5+1(3)||12†||-5||3||25||3||'''[2]'''
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|6||MAS Mle 36 CR39 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+1 pi||4||800/3900||8/0.3||1||5+1(3)||11†||-5||4||25||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Light Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||Chatellerault Mle 1924/29 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||24/3.5||8||25(3)||13B†||-6||3||150||2||'''[2]'''
|}

===Gunner (Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||Hotchkiss Mle 14 (8x50mmR Lebel)||6d+2 pi||7||1000/3900||58/2||8!||24(5)||12M†||-6||2||250||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||'''Tripod'''|| || || ||'''60'''|| || || || || ||'''50'''|| ||
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|6||Hotchkiss Mle 30 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss)||12d pi+||7||1300/5000||88/5.3||7!||20(5)||20M†||-8||2||950||1||'''[1]'''
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| ||'''Tripod'''|| || || ||'''89'''|| || || || || ||'''50'''|| ||
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|6||MAC Mle 31 (7.5x54mm Mle 29)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||45.2/17.7||12!||150(5)||12M†||-6||2||150||1||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W:RH38-39
#Page W95-97
#Page W:IC63

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
||6||Gr Ma Df Mle 37||4d cr ex[2d]||1.1||4||10||2||'''[1, 2]'''
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||6||Gr Ma Of Mle 37||4d cr ex[1d]||0.7||4||10||2||'''[1, 2]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.
#Page W:RH39

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Weapons of Finland==
===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Husqvarna-Browning Pist/07 (9mm Browning Long) || 2d+1 pi || 2 || 150/1850 || 2.4/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || 80 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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|6||align="left"|DWM Luger Pist/23 (7.65x21mm Parabellum)||2d+1 pi-||3||140/1850||2.3/0.3||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||50||3||'''[1, 3]'''
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|6||align="left"|VKT Lahti Pist/35 (9x19mm Parabellum)||2d+2 pi||2||150/1850||3/0.4||3||8+1(3)||9||-2||2||45||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Submachine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|SIG KP/Bergmann (7.65x21mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi-||3||160/1900||10.3/1.5||8!||32(3)||10†||-4||2||80||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tikka KP/31 “Suomi” (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||200/1900||15.6/4.5||15||70(3)||10†||-4||2||150||2||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tikka KP/31 Korsu (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||2||160/1900||13.9/4.3||13||70(3)||10†||-4||2||160||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tikka KP/44 (9x19mm Parabellum)||3d-1 pi||3||160/1900||10.7/4.3||10||70(3)||10†||-4||2||60||2||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Mosin-Nagant M1891/30 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.4/0.4||1||5(3)||11†||-5||4||90||3||'''[2]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Carl Gustav Mauser Kiv/96 (6.5x55mm Mauser)||6d pi||5||600/3500||9.2/0.25||1||5+1(3)||10†||-5||3||20||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|SAKO Kiv/39 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||8.9/0.3||1||5(3)||11†||-5||4||25||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|VKT Kiv/27 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||800/3900||9.3/0.3||1||5(3)||11†||-5||4||25||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|VKT Kiv/27rv (7.62x54mmR)||6d+2 pi||5||700/3500||9.1/0.3||1||5(3)||11†||-5||4||25||3||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Winchester Kiv/95 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||7||800/3900||7.8/0.3||2||5+1(3)||11†||-5||4||20||3||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (AT Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Steyr-Solothurn PstKiv/40 (20x105mmB)||7dx2(2) pi++||6||1200/5000||110/11||1||10+1(4)||21B†||-8||4||400||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|VKT Lahti PstKiv/39 (20x138mmB)||6dx3(2) pi++||6||1400/6500||143/14.9||1||10+1(4)||26B†||-8||4||375||1||'''[1]'''
|}

===Guns (Light Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Carl Gustav Browning PK/21 (6.5x55mm Mauser)||6d pi||5||600/3500||20.5/1.3||8||20(3)||11B†||-6||3||60||2||'''[1]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|VKT Lahti PK/26 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||23/2||8||20(3)||12B†||-6||3||90||2||'''[1, 3]'''
|-
| ||'''Spare Barrel'''|| || || ||'''6.3'''|| || || || || ||'''30'''|| ||
|}

===Gunner (Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Tikka-Maxim KK/09-21 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||79/20.5||10!||250(3)||11M†||-7||2||170||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|| ||'''Tripod'''|| || || ||'''61'''|| || || || || ||'''50'''|| ||
|-
|| ||'''Spare Barrel'''|| || || ||'''5'''|| || || || || ||'''30'''|| ||
|-
|6||align="left"|Tikka-Maxim KK/32-33 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||73/18||16!||200(3)||11M†||-7||2||190||1||'''[1]'''
|-
|| ||'''Tripod'''|| || || ||'''69'''|| || || || || ||'''50'''|| ||
|-
|| ||'''Spare Barrel'''|| || || ||'''5'''|| || || || || ||'''30'''|| ||
|-
|6||align="left"|VKT Lahti PstKK/35-36 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss)||13d(2) pi+||6||1500/6000||170/5.5||8!||15(4)||20M†||-8||2||1150||1||'''[1, 3]'''
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|| ||'''Tripod'''|| || || ||'''65'''|| || || || || ||'''50'''|| ||
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Page W:FH32-34
#Page W95-96
#Malf 16

===Hand Grenades and Incendiaries (Throwing)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Weight'''||'''Fuse'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kasapanos 2-kg||6dx4 cr ex||5.5||5||10||2||'''[5, 6]'''
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|6||align="left"|Kasapanos 3-kg||6dx5 cr ex||7.5||5||15||2||'''[5, 6]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|Kasapanos 4-kg||6dx6 cr ex||10||5||20||2||'''[5, 6]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|MunaKr/32||8d cr ex[3d]||1.1||5||8||2||'''[2, 5]'''
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|6||align="left"|MunaKr/41||4d cr ex[2d]||1.5||5||10||2||'''[2, 5]'''
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|6||align="left"|Polttpullo/34||spec. (1 yd.)||1.3||spec.||15||3||'''[1, 3, 5]'''
|-
|6||align="left"|PulloKr/14-30||6d cr ex||1.1||4||10||2||'''[2, 4, 5]'''
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|6||align="left"|VarsilKR/32||7d cr ex||1.1||5||10||2||'''[2, 5]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Takes a Ready maneuver to light the fuse. The Polttpullo/34 fuse will burn for 60 seconds, or shatter on impact.
#Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.
#A beer bottle filled with mixture of tar and ethanol or gasoline. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411).
#Can be fitted with a 0.4-lb fragmentation sleeve which adds 2 fragmentation damage.
#Page W:FH34
#Takes three Ready maneuvers to insert the standard pencil fuse into the fuse well before use.

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'''Weapons of World War II'''
==Ammunition for Weapons of World War II==

{| border="0" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="4"
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{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.22 LR||0.0077||$0.01
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|.25 ACP||0.012||$0.02
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|.25 Remington||0.045||$0.05
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|6.5x51mmSR||0.050||$0.05
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|6.5x53mmR Mannlicher||0.054||$0.05
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|6.5x55mm Mauser||0.054||$0.05
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|6.5x52mm Mann||0.055||$0.05
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|.280 British||0.050||$0.05
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|7.62x38mmR Nagant||0.021||$0.03
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|7.35x51mm Carcano||0.055||$0.05
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|7.62x20mm Browning Long||0.023||$0.03
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|7.62x25mm Tokarev||0.024||$0.03
|-
|.30 Remington||0.050||$0.05
|-
|7.65x21mm Parabellum||0.024||$0.03
|-
|7.63x25mm Mauser||0.024||$0.03
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|.30 Carbine||0.024||$0.03
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|7.5x54mm Mle 29||0.060||$0.05
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|.30-06||0.058||$0.05
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|.32 ACP||0.027||$0.03
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|7.62x54mmR||0.052||$0.05
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|.303 British||0.055||$0.05
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|7.7x58mm Arisaka||0.060||$0.05
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|7.65x53mm Mauser||0.058||$0.05
|-
|8mm Nambu||0.018||$0.03
|-
|8mm Lebel||0.028||$0.03
|-
|7.92x33mm Kurz||0.036||$0.05
|-
|8x50mmR Lebel||0.063||$0.05
|-
|7.92x57mm||0.058||$0.05
|-
|7.92x95mm||0.300||$1.00
|-
|7.92x107mm Marosczek||0.267||$1.00
|-
|8x59mm Breda||0.059||$0.05
|-
|8x56mmR Hungarian||0.064||$0.05
|}
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{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|9mm Glisenti||0.025||$0.03
|-
|9x19mm Parabellum||0.023||$0.03
|-
|9mm Browning Long||0.031||$0.03
|-
|9mm Steyr||0.023||$0.03
|-
|9mm Bergmann-Bayard||0.036||$0.03
|-
|.380 ACP (9x17mm Kurz)||0.021||$0.33
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|.38 Special||0.033||$0.03
|-
|.357 Magnum||0.035||$0.10
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|.38 Super Auto||0.024||$0.03
|-
|.35 Remington||0.052||$0.05
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|10.4mm Vetterli||0.100||$0.10
|-
|10.4mm Italian||0.050||$0.03
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|11mm German Service||0.049||$0.03
|-
|.45 ACP||0.047||$0.03
|-
|.455 Webley||0.050||$0.03
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|.45 Colt||0.05||$0.03
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|.455 Webley Auto||0.061||$0.03
|-
|.50 BMG||0.250||$0.30
|-
|12.7x107mm||0.250||$0.30
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|13x64mmB||0.240||$0.30
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|13.2x99mm Hotchkiss||0.37||$0.30
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|.55 Boys||0.280||$0.30
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|14.5x114mm Vladimirov||0.440||$0.40
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|20x105mmB||0.786||$1.00
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|20x138mmB||1.06||$1.50
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|28ga 2 3/4”||0.15||$0.01
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|20ga 2 1/2”||0.10||$0.01
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|16ga 2 1/2”||0.10||$0.01
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|14 1/2ga||0.15||$0.03
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|12ga 2 3/4”||0.15||$0.01
|-
|10ga 2 7/8”||0.11||$0.03
|}
|}

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==Machineguns of World War I==

===Gunner (Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Vickers Maxim .303” Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||1000/3800||83/15||9!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$192||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Mk.II Carriage||||||||170||||||||||||$60|| ||
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| ||Mk.III Tripod||||||||90||||||||||||$75|| ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Maxim Model 1895 (7x57mm)||6d+1 pi||4||1000/4000||83/15||9!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||300||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Carriage Mount||||||||170||||||||||||$60|| ||
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||90||||||||||||$75|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895, Potato Digger (.30-40)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||45/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$500||3||
|-
| ||(6mm Lee Navy)||6d pi||5||750/3500||45/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$500||3||
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| ||(7x57mm)||6d+1 pi||5||1000/4000||45/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$500||3||
|-
| ||M1895 Tripod||||||||32||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1899'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Hotchkiss M1900 (8mm Lebel)||6d+2||7||1000/3900||59.5/2||8!||24(5)||12M†||-7||2||$300||3||
|-
| ||M1900 Tripod||||||||59.5||||||||||||$150|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1900'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|DWM Maxim M1900 (7.65x53mm Mauser)||6d+1 pi||5||950/4600||62.7/15||8!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$400||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||70.5||||||||||||$50|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Maxim M89/4 (8x50mmR Austrian)||6d pi||5||810/4200||75.6/18||7!||250(5)||12M†||-4||4||$400||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||47||||||||||||$75|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|APX M1905 (8mm Lebel)||6d+2||7||1000/3900||61.5/2||10!||25(5)||12M†||-7||2||$375||3||
|-
| ||M1900 Tripod||||||||59.5||||||||||||$150|| ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Maxim M1904 (.30-06)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||91.5/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||450||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||M1904 Tripod||||||||80||||||||||||$150||||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1907'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|St. Étienne M1907 (8mm Lebel)||6d+2||7||1000/3900||54.5/2||8!||25(5)||12M†||-7||2||$300||3||
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| ||M1907C Tripod||||||||72||||||||||||$150|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1908'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|DWM MG.08 (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||87.6/20.5||7!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$300||2||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Schlitten 08||||||||71.7||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| ||Dreifuss 16 and adaptor cradle||||||||47+5||||||||||||$93|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|DWM Maxim M1909 (7.65x53mm Mauser)||6d+1 pi||5||950/4600||62.7/15||8!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$400||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||58.3||||||||||||$50|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Škoda M09 (8x50mmR Austrian)||6d pi||5||810/4200||60.2/18||7!||250(5)||12M†||-4||4||$350||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||47||||||||||||$75|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1910'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Maxim M1910 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||5||1000/3900||73/20.5||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$220||1||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||M1910 Carriage with DR 10 Gun-Shieild||||||||100||||||||||||$130|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1912'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Schwarzlose M7/12 ( 8x50mmR Austrian)||6d pi||5||810/4200||68.6/18||7!||250(5)||12M†||-4||4||$250||3||'''[1, 4]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||50||||||||||||$75|| ||
|-
| ||DR 20 Gun-Sheild||||||||88||||||||||||$65|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Vickers .303" Mk I (.303 British)||6d+2 pi||4||1000/3800||65/15||9!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$192||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Mk.IV Tripod||||||||50||||||||||||$60|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895, Potato Digger (8mm Lebel)||6d+2 pi||5||1000/3900||45/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$500||3||
|-
| ||M1895 Tripod||||||||32||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|DWM MG.14 (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||46.2/20.5||7!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$300||2||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Schlitten 08||||||||71.7||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|FIAT-Revelli Mod 14 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher)||6d pi||5||600/3000||40/2.5||8!||50(5)||11M†||-6||2||$250||2||'''[1, 4]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||51||||||||||||$50|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Hotchkiss M1914 (8mm Lebel)||6d+2 pi||7||1000/3900||58/2||8!||24(5)||12M†||-6||2||$300||1||
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| ||M1900 Tripod||||||||59.5||||||||||||$150|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Koishikawa Taisho 3rd Year Machinegun (6.5x51mmSR)||6d pi||4||600/3000||64/2||9!||30(5)||10†||-5||4||$300||3||
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||60||||||||||||$45|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Bergmann LMG.15 (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d pi||4||1000/4000||41.2/12.8||9!||200(5)||13M†||-7||4||$350||3||
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| ||Mini Tripod||||||||7.7||||||||||||$30|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895, Potato Digger (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher)||6d pi||5||600/3000||45/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$500||3||
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| ||M1895 Tripod||||||||32||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Colt-Marlin M1914 (.30-06)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||37.5/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$450||3||
|-
| ||M1895 Tripod||||||||32||||||||||||$120|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Dreyse MG.15 (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d pi||5||1000/4000||56.8/16||9!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$195||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Tripod Mount||||||||69||||||||||||$100|| ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Vickers M1915 (.30-06)||7d pi||6||1000/4200||63/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||$200||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||Mk.IV Tripod||||||||50||||||||||||$60|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1916'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Maxim M1910, German Captured (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d+1 pi||5||800/4000||73/20.5||10!||250(5)||11M†||-7||2||$220||1||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||M1910 Carriage with DR 10 Gun-Shield||||||||100||||||||||||$130|| ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Browning M1917 (.30-06)||7d pi||6||1000/4200||55.6/15||10!||250(5)||13M†||-8||2||300||3||'''[1]'''
|-
| ||M1917 Tripod||||||||45.5||||||||||||$100|| ||
|}
'''Notes:''' 
Weights and Cost do not include the mount, if any. Mount(s), if applicable, are listed on the line below the weapon.
#Weight includes water in jacket.
#Malf 16
#Malf 14
#Because of the cartridge lubrication system, Malf is 14 in dirty conditions.

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==Light Machineguns of World War I==

===Guns (Light Machine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Madsen M1904 (7.62x54mmR)||7d pi||4||1000/3900||22.3/2.3||8!||30(3)||11B†||-5||4||$125||1||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1908'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Madsen Mo. 1908 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher)||6d pi||4||600/3000||22.3/2.3||8!||30(3)||11B†||-5||4||$125||1||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Benét-Mercié M1909 (.30-06)||7d pi||4||1000/4200||29.4/2.4||10!||30(5)||12B†||-6||3||75||1||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1913'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Hotchkiss M1908/13 (8mm Lebel)||6d+2||7||1000/3900||33.8/2||8!||75(5)||12B†||-7||2||$250||3||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lewis M1913 (7.65x53mm Mauser)||6d pi||4||950/4600||29.8/3.75||9!||47(4)||12B†||-6||3||$100||1||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|CSRG M1915 "Chauchat" (8mm Lebel)||6d pi||4||400/3900||22.2/1.8||4!||20(4)||12B†||-6||3||$50||3||'''[3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|DWM MG.08/15 (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d+1 pi||5||800/4000||39/5||6!||50(5)||13B†||-7||3||$450||2||'''[1]'''
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| || Dreifuss 16||||||||47||||||||||||$75|| ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lewis Mk I (.303 British)||7d pi||5||500/3800||31/4.2||9!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||100||2||'''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1916'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Hotchkiss Mk.I (.303 British)||7d pi||7||500/3800||29/2||8!||30(5)||13B†||-7||2||$250||2||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lewis, German Captured (7.92x57mm S Patrone)||7d+1 pi||5||800/4000||29/3.8||9!||47||12B†||-6||3||$100||2||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Schwarzlose M7/12/16 ( 8x50mmR Austrian)||6d pi||5||810/4200||58/7.2||7!||100(5)||12M†||-4||4||$250||3||'''[1, 4]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Browning M1918 BAR (.30-06)||7d pi||5||1000/4200||22/1.6||9||20(3)||12B†||-6||3||$50||1||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lewis M1917 (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||5||1000/4600||31.2/4.2||9!||47(4)||13B†||-6||3||$100||2||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1918'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|CSRG M1918 "Chauchat" (.30-06)||7d+1 pi||4||600/4600||22/2||4!||16(3)||12B†||-6||3||$50||3||'''[3]'''
|}
'''Notes:''' 
Weights and Cost do not include the mount, if any. Mount(s), if applicable, are listed on the line below the weapon.
#Weight includes water in jacket.
#Malf 16
#Malf 14
#Because of the cartridge lubrication system, Malf is 14 in dirty conditions.

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==Shotguns of World War I==

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Greener Farkiller F35 (10ga 2 7/8")||1d+2 pi||3||50/125||8.9/0.4||2x9||2(3i)||11†||-5||1||160||3||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Winchester M-1897 (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||7.8/0.9||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||45||3||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1900'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Browning Auto-5 (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8/0.8||3x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||50||3||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Riot (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-4||1||$23||3||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Special Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$40||3||'''[4]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Standard (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$23||3||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Trap Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.6/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$40||3||'''[4]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Trap Special Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$33||3||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Tournament Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||4||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$45||3||'''[2]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Epert Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||4||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$68||3||'''[2, 4]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Premier Grade (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||5||50/125||8.3/0.8||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||$106||3||'''[3, 4]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Winchester M-1897 Riot (12ga 2 3/4")||1d+1 pi||3||50/125||7.8/0.9||2x9||5+1(3i)||10†||-5||1||45||3||'''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Accepts a bayonet.
#Fine Quality.
#Very Fine Quality.
#Decorated.

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==Submachineguns of World War I==

===Guns (Submachine Gun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1918'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Bergmann MP.18 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 3d-1 pi || 3 || 160/1900 || 9/2 || 9 || 32(3) || 9 || -4 || 2 || $50 || 2 ||
|}

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==Rifles of World War I==

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1871'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.71 (11.15mm Mauser) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $15 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1874'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Turkish Peabody-Martini M-1874 (11.43mm Turkish) || 5d+2 pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $12 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1876'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Mauser Jägerbüsche M.1871 (11.15mm Mauser) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $17 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Mauser Kar.71 (11.15mm Mauser) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 7.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $17 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1877'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Werndl Mod. 1877 Cavalry Carbine (11.15mm Werndl M77) || 3d+2 pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $12 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 5 ||align="left"|Werndl Mod. 1877 Rifle (11.15mm Werndl M77) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 940/4600 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $15 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1878'''
|-
| 5 ||align="left"|Werndl Mod. 1867/77 Carbine (11.15mm Werndl M77) || 3d+2 pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $10 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Werndl Mod. 1867/77 Rifle (11.15mm Werndl M77) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 940/4600 || 9.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $13 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1881'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Kropatschek Mod. 1881 Police Carbine (11.15mm Werndl M77) || 3d+2 pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 8.2/0.7 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1884'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.71/84 (11.15mm Mauser) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 11.1/1 || 1 || 8+1(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1886'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Lebel M-1886 Infantry Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 10.2/1 || 1 || 8+2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1887'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Turkish Mauser M-1887 Rifle (9.5mm Turkish Mauser) || 6d-1 pi || 5 || 880/4400 || 10.4/1 || 1 || 8+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.88 (7.92x57mm J Patrone) || 6d-1 pi || 5 || 950/4500 || 8.7/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 7]'''
|-
| 5 ||align="left"|Springfield M-1889 "Trapdoor" Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1890'''
|-
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1890 Cavalry Carbine (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 540/3300 || 6.7/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1890 Cuirassier Carbine (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 540/3300 || 6.7/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M86/90 Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 10.4/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M88/90 Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 10/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M90 Carbine (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 7.7/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $32 || 3 ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M90 Stutzen Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 7.7/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $32 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Kar.88/S (7.92x57mm J Patrone) || 5d-1 pi || 5 || 500/3000 || 7.2/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 7]'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Springfield M-1890 "Trapdoor" Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 600/1700 || 8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Turkish Mauser M-1890 Rifle (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.2/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1891'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Mo. 1891 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 8.7/0.3 || 1 || 6(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.91/S (7.92x57mm J Patrone) || 5d-1 pi || 5 || 500/3000 || 7.2/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 7]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891 (7.62x54mmR) || 7d pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 10.2/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891 Cossack (7.62x54mmR) || 7d pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 9/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1891 Dragoon (7.62x54mmR) || 7d pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 9/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1892'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1892 Artillery Musketoon (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 540/3300 || 6.7/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Cavalry Carbine (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 530/3300 || 7.1/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Infantry Rifle (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Lebel M-1886/93 Infantry Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 11/1 || 1 || 8+2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Cavalry Carbine Mo. 1891 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher) || 6d-2 pi || 3 || 500/2500 || 7.3/0.3 || 1 || 6(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[4]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Spanish Mauser M-1893 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 9/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Turkish Mauser M-1893 Rifle (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.4/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1894'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1892 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield CMLE (.303 British) || 5d+1 pi || 4 || 790/4200 || 7.8/0.4 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berdan 3-Line Rifle M-1870/95 (7.62x54mmR) || 7d pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 9.6/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $15 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield RMLE Mk.I (.303 British) || 5d+2 pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.9/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Remington M-1895 Navy Rifle (6.5mm Lee Navy) || 5d pi || 5 || 750/3500 || 8.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M95 Carbine (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 7.2/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $32 || 3 ||
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M95 Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 8.7/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $32 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher M95 Stutzen Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 7.2/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $32 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Spanish Mauser M-1895 Cavalry Carbine (7x57mm Mauser) || 5d+1 pi || 5 || 750/3100 || 7.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1896'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Garde Civique Rifle (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1896 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1896 Carbine (.30-40) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 750/3000 || 7.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 30th Year Carbine (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 500/2500 || 7.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 30th Year Rifle (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano Special Troops Carbine Mo. 1891 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher) || 6d-2 pi || 3 || 500/2500 || 7.3/0.3 || 1 || 6(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1898'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1898 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
|-
| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1898 Carbine (.30-40) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 750/3000 || 7.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.98 (7.92x57mm J Patrone) || 6d-1 pi || 5 || 950/4500 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 7]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1901'''
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|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M-1901 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1902'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 35th Year Rifle (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1902 Indo-China Sharpshooter Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 700/3500 || 8.1/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield SMLE Mk.I (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 9.8/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield SMLE Cond. Mk.II (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 8.7/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $20 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.88/S (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d+1 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 8.7/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.98/S (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d+1 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 6]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Springfield M-1903 (.30 M-1903) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Turkish Mauser M1903 Rifle (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 10.4/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Foot Police Carbine (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d-1 pi || 4 || 790/4200 || 8.1/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Fortress Artillery Carbine (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 6d-1 pi || 4 || 790/4200 || 8.1/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|FN M-1889 Mounted Police Carbine (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 530/3300 || 7.1/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1905'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 38th Year Carbine (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 500/2500 || 7.7/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 38th Year Rifle (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 8.9/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Ross Rifle Mk.I (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 8.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $42 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield SMLE Mk.I* (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 9.8/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Springfield M-1903 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1907'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1907 Senegalese Sharpshooter Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 8.1/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield Rifle, CLLE Mk.II* (.303 British) || 5d+2 pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.9/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield SMLE Mk.III (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 9.2/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1, 2, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.88/05 (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d+1 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 8.9/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mosin Nagant M1907 Cavalry Carbine (7.62x54mmR) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 700/3500 || 7.9/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Ross Rifle Mk.II (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 8.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $42 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1908'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Kar.98AZ (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d-1 pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 8.5/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|SiG-Mondragon M-1908 Auto-Rifle (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 10/0.5 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $100 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Turkish Mauser M1908 Cavalry Carbine (7.65x53mm Mauser) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 530/3300 || 8.6/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1911'''
|-
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Meiji 44th Year Carbine (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 500/2500 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[4]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Ross Rifle Mk.III (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 10.2/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $42 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1912'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Chilean Mauser Mo. 1912 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Columbian Mauser Mo. 1912 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mexican Mauser Mo. 1912 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Enfield P.14 Mk.I (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3800 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Gras M-1874/80/14 (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 700/3500 || 9.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield Rifle, CLLE Mk.I (.303 British) || 5d+2 pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.9/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lee-Enfield Rifle, CLLE Mk.I* (.303 British) || 5d+2 pi || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.9/0.6 || 1 || 10+1(6) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1, 3]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Gew.88/14 (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d+1 pi || 4 || 970/4700 || 8.9/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $20 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Scharfschützen Gew.98 (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d+2 pi || 6+1 || 970/4700 || 10.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Steyr M-1903/14 (6.5x54mm Mannlicher-Schönauer) || 6d pi || 5 || 1160/5200 || 8.7/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Rifle .256-inch P.1900 (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Arisaka Rifle .256-inch P.1907 (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 8.9/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser Selbstlade Gew.15 (7.92x57mm S Patrone) || 7d-1 pi || 5 || 810/4200 || 12.1/1.7 || 1 || 20+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $100 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Remington M-1915 "Rolling Block" (8mm Lebel) || 6d pi || 5 || 700/3500 || 8.6/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Ross Rifle Mk.IIIB (.303 British) || 6d+1 pi || 6 || 1000/3800 || 10.1/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $42 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|SiG-Mondragon FSK.15 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 12/2.5 || 3 || 30+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $100 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Steyr M-1914 Rifle (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 9.4/0.4 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $32 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Vetterli M-1870/15 (6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 10.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1915 (7.62x54mmR) || 7d pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 9.4/0.4 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1916'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1892/16 Artillery Carbine (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 800/3900 || 7.4/0.3 || 1 || 5(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1907/15 Infantry Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 8.6/0.2 || 1 || 3(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Berthier M-1916 Infantry Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 9.5/0.3 || 1 || 5(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Federov Avtomat M1916 (6.5x51mmSR) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 11.8/2 || 11 || 25+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $95 || 3 || '''[1, 5]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Lebel M-1886/93 Sniper Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4+1 || 800/3900 || 13.5/1 || 1 || 8+2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $155 || 3 || '''[1, 2]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mannlicher-Carcano (Austria-Hungary) M91 (6.5x54mm Mannlicher-Schönauer) || 6d pi || 4 || 600/3000 || 8.7/0.3 || 1 || 6(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mosin Nagant (Austria-Hungary) M91 (8x50mmR Austrian) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 970/4700 || 10/0.3 || 1 || 5(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Enfield M-1917 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|St. Étienne M-1917 RSC Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 11.7/0.3 || 3 || 5(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[1, 5]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1918'''
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| 6 ||align="left"|Mauser T-Gew.18 "Elefantenbüsche" (13x92mmSR) || 13d(2) pi+ || 6 || 1030/4900 || 38.4/0.3 || 1 || 1(4) || 12B† || -6 || 4 || $75 || 3 ||
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| 6 ||align="left"|St. Étienne M-1918 RSC Rifle (8mm Lebel) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 800/3900 || 10.7/0.3 || 3 || 5(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $115 || 3 || '''[1, 5]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Accepts a bayonet.
#Equipped with a magazine cut-off. This allows the user to fire single shots, holding the ammunition in the magazine in reserve. Takes one second to activate/deactivate. Rof becomes 1 and Shots 1(4) when activated.
#Reloaded with two stripper clips, can be half loaded in 3 seconds.
#Equipped with a folding bayonet.
#Malf 16.
#All Mauser Gew.98's were rebarreled from J Patrone to S Patrone in 1903-4. There is no actual change in designation, but converted guns were marked with a small 'S' on the barrel near the rear sight base.
#7.92x57mm S Patrone will chamber and fire in 7.92x57mm J Patrone weapons; however the S bullet has a larger diameter. This creates an unsafe pressure level in the chamber. Roll 3d, 15 or less gives a normal shot, a 16 or 17 the chamber bursts and ruins the firearm, on an 18 the chamber explodes injuring the firer with 1d cut fragments to the face.

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==Pistols of the World War I==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1870'''
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| 5 ||align="left"|Gasser Army Revolver M70/74 (11.75mm Montenegrin) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 170/1700 || 3.3/0.3 || 3 || 6(5i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $23 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W Model 3 "Russian Model" (.44 Russian) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1873'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Chamelot-Delvigne M-1873 Revolver (11mm French Ord.) || 1d+2 pi+ || 1 || 170/1700 || 3/0.3 || 3 || 6(6i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Chamelot-Delvigne M-1874 Revolver (11mm French Ord.) || 1d+2 pi+ || 1 || 170/1700 || 3/0.3 || 3 || 6(6i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1878'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Gasser Officer's Revolver M78 (9x26mmR) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 150/1600 || 1.8/0.2 || 3 || 5(5i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1879'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Reichsrevolver M1879 (11mm German Service) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 3.1/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 11 || -3 || 3 || 10 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1883'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Reichsrevolver M1883 (11mm German Service) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.3/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 11 || -2 || 3 || 10 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1886'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Nagant M-1878/86 (9x23mmR Nagant) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 150/1600 || 2.2/0.2 || 1 || 6(5i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1889 New Navy (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1891'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Glisenti M-1889 Revolver (10.35x20mmR Italian) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.4/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 11 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|S&W New New Model Single Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 1 || 6(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1892'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1892 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety "Automatic" (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety "Automatic" (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Lebel M-1892 (8mm Lebel Revolver) || 2d pi || 1 || 150/1700 || 2/0.15 || 3 || 6(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Minneapolis Fire-Arms Co. Protector (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 15/250 || 0.5/0.12 || 3 || 7(5i) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Nambu Meiji 26th Year Revolver (9mm Japanese Revolver) || 2d+1 pi || 1 || 150/1600 || 2.1/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1894'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1894 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Hammerless "Automatic" (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Hammerless "Automatic" (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1895 New Navy (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Nagant M1895 (7.62x38mmR Nagant) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 150/1900 || 2/0.25 || 3 || 7(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1896'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1896 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Mauser C.96 (7.63x25mm Mauser) || 2d+1 pi || 3 || 140/1800 || 2.74/0.24 || 3 || 10(3) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R American (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(4i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R American (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(4i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Automatic" Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Automatic" Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Automatic Hammerless" Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.0/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Automatic Hammerless" Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Automatic Hammerless" Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Bicycle Revolver (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 7(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Bicycle Revolver (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Premier (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Premier (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Police Automatic" Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R "Police Automatic" Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Police Bicycle Revolver "Safety Hammer" (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Police Premier "Safety Hammer" (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R Vest Pocket (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 0.7/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $12 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R Vest Pocket (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 0.7/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $12 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1898'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Rast & Gasser M98 (8mm Rast-Gasser) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 140/1600 || 2.4/0.2 || 3 || 8(5i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $17 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1894'''
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W M-1899 Hand Eject (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Webley Revolver Mk.IV (.455 Webley) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 160/1600 || 2.6/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1900'''
|-
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Model 1900 (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Model 1900 (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.1 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Model 1900 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1901'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Browning M-1900 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 100/1300 || 1.6/0.2 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -2 || 1 || $50 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1901 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1902'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1902 (.38 ACP) || 2d+1 pi || 2 || 150/1750 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W M-1902 Hand Eject (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|S&W Military & Police (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Browning M-1903 (9mm Browning Long) || 2d pi || 1 || 150/1600 || 2.2/0.17 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1903 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1903 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 2 || 100/1300 || 1.8/0.25 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|DWM Luger P.04 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 2d+2 pi || 3 || 150/1900 || 2.7/0.5 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $50 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R M-1904 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R M-1904 (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1905'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1905 Marine Corps (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R M-1905 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Browning M-1906 (.25 ACP) || 1d pi- || 0 || 50/1000 || 1/0.2 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|H&R M-1906 (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Nambu Taisho 4th Year (8mm Nambu) || 2d pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 2.2/0.2 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Webley & Scott MP Mk1 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 2 || 100/1300 || 1.5/0.25 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1907'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Roth-Steyr M7 (8mm Roth-Steyr) || 2d pi || 1 || 160/1600 || 2.4/0.2 || 3 || 10(3) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $35 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1908'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1908 Army Special (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1908 (.380 ACP) || 2d pi || 1 || 125/1500 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Browning M-1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP) || 1d pi- || 0 || 50/1000 || 0.5/0.2 || 3 || 6+1(3) || 7 || -0 || 2 || $10 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|DWM Luger P.08 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 2d+2 pi || 3 || 150/1850 || 2.4/0.5 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $50 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R Bulldog (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|H&R Young American Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.38-40) || 2d+1 pi+ || 2 || 120/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.44-40) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 160/1800 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 2 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
|-
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1909 New Service (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W Perfected Model Double Action (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1910'''
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Browning M-1910 (.380 ACP) || 2d pi || 1 || 125/1500 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Browning M-1910 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 100/1300 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Glisenti-Brixia Mod 10 (9mm Glisenti) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.9/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 3 || 20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Nambu Taisho 8th Year (7mm Nambu) || 1d+2 pi || 1 || 140/1600 || 1.4/0.1 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 7 || -2 || 1 || $15 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1912'''
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1911 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.75/0.5 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Frommer-Stop (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 100/1300 || 1.6/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr-Hahn M12 (9mm Steyr) || 2d+2 pi || 2 || 150/1850 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 8(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $35 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1913'''
|-
|-
|6 ||align="left"|DWM Luger P.08 Artillery (9x19mm Parabellum) || 3d-1 pi || 3 || 190/1800 || 2.9/0.5 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $65 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.455 Webley) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 170/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Beretta Mod 1915 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 100/1300 || 1.5/0.2 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 7 || -1 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Webley & Scott Mk1 (.455 Webley Auto) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 160/1700 || 3.1/0.6 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1916'''
|-
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|6 ||align="left"|Mauser C.96 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 2d+2 pi || 3 || 150/1850 || 2.75/0.25 || 3 || 10(3) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Steyr M.12/P16 (9mm Steyr) || 2d+2 pi || 2 || 150/1850 || 2.8/0.4 || 13 || 16(3i) || 9 || -2 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
|-
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M-1917 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.9/0.4 || 3 || 6(6) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[4]'''
|-
|-
|6 ||align="left"|S&W M-1917 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.6/0.4 || 3 || 6(6) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[4]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Entire cylinder can be removed and replaced in 10 seconds by removing a thumb screw and opening the frame. The user risks losing this screw however...
#Malf is 16.
#Reload time is based on removing the cylinder, ejecting the spent cases and loading fresh cartridges. If a pre-loaded cylinder is available, reload time is 11 seconds.
#Loaded with "half-moon" clips that hold three rounds each, load time is 3i per clip. Can be used without the clips, but the extractor does not work without them. A rod, such as a pencil, must be used to eject the spent cases from the cylinder, this takes two seconds per chamber. Reload time with loose rounds is 3i thereafter.

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==Ammunition for Weapons of World War I==

===Pistol, Revolver, and SMG Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.22 LR || 0.0077 || $0.01
|-
|.25 ACP || 0.012 || $0.02
|-
|7mm Nambu || 0.012 || $0.03
|-
|7.62x38mmR Nagant || 0.020 || $0.03
|-
|7.63x25mm Mauser || 0.024 || $0.03
|-
|8mm Nambu || 0.018 || $0.03
|-
|8mm Lebel Revolver || 0.028 || $0.03
|-
|8mm Rast-Gasser || 0.027 || $0.03
|-
|8mm Roth-Steyr || 0.020 || $0.03
|-
|.32 Short || 0.018 || $0.02
|-
|.32 ACP || 0.017 || $0.02
|-
|.32 S&W || 0.019 || $0.02
|-
|.380 ACP || 0.021 || $0.02
|-
|.38 ACP || 0.030 || $0.02
|-
|.38 S&W || 0.033 || $0.03
|-
|.38 Long Colt || 0.033 || $0.04
|-
|9mm Steyr || 0.023 || $0.05
|-
|9x19mm Parabellum || 0.023 || $0.03
|-
|9mm Browning Long || 0.024 || $0.04
|-
|9mm Glisenti || 0.025 || $0.03
|-
|9mm Japanese Revolver || 0.030 || $0.06
|-
|9x23mmR Belgian || 0.031 || $0.05
|-
|9x26mmR || 0.032 || $0.06
|-
|.38 Special || 0.033 || $0.02
|-
|10.35x20mmR Italian || 0.050 || $0.04
|-
|.44 Russian || 0.049 || $0.05
|-
|11.75mm Montenegrin || 0.048 || $0.07
|-
|11mm French Ord. || 0.048 || $0.05
|-
|11mm German Service || 0.049 || $0.03
|-
|.45 ACP || 0.047 || $0.03
|-
|.45 Colt || 0.05 || $0.02
|-
|.455 Webley || 0.05 || $0.04
|}

===Shotgun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|16ga 2 1/2” || 0.10 || $0.01
|-
|20ga 2 1/2” || 0.10 || $0.01
|-
|12ga 2.75” || 0.15 || $0.02
|-
|10ga 2 7/8” || 0.11 || $0.10
|-
|8ga 3” || 0.125 || $0.07
|}

===Rifle and Machinegun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|6.5x51mmSR || 0.050 || $0.06
|-
|6.5x52.5mm Mannlicher || 0.055 || $0.06
|-
|6.5x54mm Mannlicher-Schönauer || 0.055 || $0.06
|-
|6.5x55mm Mauser || 0.054 || $0.06
|-
|7x57mm Mauser || 0.055 || $0.03
|-
|.30-40 || 0.050 || $0.02
|-
|7.62x54mmR || 0.052 || $0.05
|-
|.30-06 || 0.058 || $0.05
|-
|7.65x53mm Mauser || 0.057 || $0.06
|-
|.303 British || 0.055 || $0.02
|-
|7.92x57mm S Patrone || 0.058 || $0.03
|-
|7.92x57mm J Patrone || 0.060 || $0.04
|-
|8x50mmR Austrian || 0.070 || $0.06
|-
|8mm Lebel || 0.0625 || $0.06
|-
|9.5mm Turkish-Mauser || 0.13 || $0.10
|-
|11.15mm Werndl M77 || 0.12 || $0.10
|-
|11.15mm Mauser || 0.12 || $0.10
|-
|11.43mm Turkish || 0.12 || $0.10
|-
|.45-70 || 0.11 || $0.05
|-
|13x92mmSR || 0.25 || $0.25
|}

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==Machineguns of the OLD WEST==

===Gunner (Machinegun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1859'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling (577/.450 Martini-Henry) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 600/2000 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(6) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1862'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling M1862 (.58 Caplock Chamber) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(10) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1865'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"| Colt-Gatling M1865 (.58 Rimfire) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(6) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1866'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling M1866 (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(6) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling M1866, 1” (1” Gatling Solid) || 10d pi++ || 6 || 900/2500 || 450/25 || skill/2 || 100(8) || 30M† || -12 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||(1” Gatling Shot) || 1d pi- || 6 || 50/200 || || skill/2x9 || || || || 1 || || ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1871'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling “Gorloff” (10.75x58mmR Russian) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(6) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1873'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt-Gatling M1873 (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 390/11 || skill/2 || 100(6) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1874'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Hotchkiss Mle 1874, 37mm (37mm Hotchkiss Solid) || 10d pi++ || 3 || 700/2100 || 280/50 || skill/2 || 24(8) || 30M† || -12 || 3 || 250 || 3 ||
|-
| ||(37mm Hotchkiss Explosive) || 2d pi++ || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| ||(37mm Hotchkiss Explosive Linked) || 1d cr ex || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1880'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Nordenfelt (577/.450 Martini-Henry) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 700/2100 || 320/20 || skill/2 || 200(10) || 20M† || -10 || 2 || 200 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Vickers Maxim .303” Mk I (.303 British) || 6d+2 pi || 4 || 1000/3800 || 253/15 || 9! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 300 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Maxim M1895 (7x57mm) || 6d+1 pi || 4 || 1000/4000 || 253/15 || 9! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 300 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895 “Potato Digger” (.30-40) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 77/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 500 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895 “Potato Digger” (6mm Lee Navy) || 6d || 5 || 750/3500 || 77/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 500 || 3 ||
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt M1895 “Potato Digger” (7x57mm) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 77/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 500 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Maxim M1904 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 172/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 450 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Marlin M1914 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 83/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 450 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Browning M1917 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 6 || 1000/4200 || 101.1/15 || 10! || 250(5) || 13M† || -8 || 2 || 300 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Weight includes water in jacket.

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==Light Machineguns of the OLD WEST==

===Guns (LMG)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Benét-Mercié M1909 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 4 || 1000/4200 || 29.4/2.4 || 10! || 30(5) || 12B† || -6 || 3 || 75 || 1 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
|-
|6 ||align="left"|Browning M1918 BAR (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 22/1.6 || 9 || 20(3) || 12B† || -6 || 3 || 50 || 1 ||
|}

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==Shotguns of the OLD WEST==

===Guns (Shotgun)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1851'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Single Muzzleloader Shotgun (20ga Caplock) || 1d-1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x6 || 1(20) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Single Muzzleloader Shotgun (16ga Caplock) || 1d pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x6 || 1(20) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Single Muzzleloader Shotgun (12ga Caplock) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(20) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Single Muzzleloader Shotgun (10ga Caplock) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(20) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Single Muzzleloader Shotgun (8ga Caplock) || 1d+3 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(20) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Double Muzzleloader Shotgun (20ga Caplock) || 1d-1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.1/0.2 || 2x6 || 2(20i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Double Muzzleloader Shotgun (16ga Caplock) || 1d pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.1/0.2 || 2x6 || 2(20i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Double Muzzleloader Shotgun (12ga Caplock) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.1/0.2 || 2x9 || 2(20i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Double Muzzleloader Shotgun (10ga Caplock) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.1/0.2 || 2x9 || 2(20i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|JF Abbey Double Muzzleloader Shotgun (8ga Caplock) || 1d+3 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.1/0.2 || 2x9 || 2(20i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington Single Barrel (16ga 2 1/2”) || 1d pi || 3 || 50/125 || 6.5/0.1 || 1x6 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1863'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Greener Single (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 6.5/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Winchester Imported Side-By-Side (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.5/0.3 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Winchester Imported Side-By-Side (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.6/0.4 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Stevens Tip-Up Single Barrel (20ga 2 1/2”) || 1d-1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x6 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Stevens Tip-Up Single Barrel (16ga 2 1/2”) || 1d pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x6 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Stevens Tip-Up Single Barrel (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Stevens Tip-Up Single Barrel (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Stevens Tip-Up Single Barrel (8ga 3”) || 1d+3 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7/0.1 || 1x9 || 1(3) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 11 || 4 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1874'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1874 (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.5/0.3 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1874 (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.6/0.4 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1878'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1878 Hammer (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.5/0.3 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1878 Hammer (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.6/0.4 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 1 || 15 || 4 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1887'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1887 (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8/0.45 || 2x9 || 4+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 1 || 40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Greener Farkiller F35 (10ga 2 7/8”) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.9/0.4 || 2x9 || 2(3i) || 11† || -5 || 1 || 160 || 4 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1897 (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.8/0.9 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 45 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1900'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Browning Auto-5 (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8/0.8 || 3x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 50 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Riot (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 1 || $23 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Special Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $40 || 3 || '''[4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Standard (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $23 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Trap Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.6/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $40 || 3 || '''[4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Trap Special Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $33 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Tournament Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 4 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $45 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Epert Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 4 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $68 || 3 || '''[2, 4]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 10 Premier Grade (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 5 || 50/125 || 8.3/0.8 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || $106 || 3 || '''[3, 4]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1897 Riot (12ga 2 3/4”) || 1d+1 pi || 3 || 50/125 || 7.8/0.9 || 2x9 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 1 || 45 || 3 || '''[1]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
Flintlock weapons have a Malf of 14 unless otherwise noted. Caplock and Cap and Ball weapons have a Malf of 16 unless otherwise noted. Cartridge weapons have a Malf of Crit unless otherwise noted.
#Accepts a bayonet.
#Fine Quality.
#Very Fine Quality.
#Decorated.

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==Rifles of the OLD WEST==

===Guns (Rifle)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1833'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall M1833 Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 2 || 200/1500 || 8.25/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $60 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1834'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall Dragoon Carbine (.69 Caplock) || 3d pi++ || 2 || 200/1500 || 8.25/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $60 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1837'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall M1836 Carbine (.69 Caplock) || 3d pi++ || 2 || 200/1500 || 8.25/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $60 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1840'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall M1840 Rifle (.52 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 2 || 300/2000 || 8.5/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $60 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1841'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1841 Rifle (.54 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 400/2000 || 9.75/0.05 || 1 || 1(20) || 10† || -6 || 4 || $10 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1842'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall M1841 Rifle (.52 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 2 || 300/2000 || 10.25/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $60 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Hall M1842 Rifle (.52 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 2 || 300/2000 || 8.5/0.05 || 1 || 1(10) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $60 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1853'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Enfield P/1853 (.577 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 8/0.05 || 1 || 1(15) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $15 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1853 Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 6.5/0.3 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $11 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1855'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1855 Rifle (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 500/3000 || 9/0.3 || 1 || 1(6) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $12 || 3 || '''[2, 9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1855 Rifle-Musket (.58 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9.13/0.05 || 1 || 1(15) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $10 || 3 || '''[1, 9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1855 Rifle (.58 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 650/2000 || 10/0.05 || 1 || 1(15) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $10 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1858'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Starr 1858 Carbine (.54 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 7.5/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $23 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1859'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1859 Rifle (.59 Caplock) || 5d pi++ || 3 || 500/3000 || 9/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -6 || 4 || $36 || 3 || '''[2, 9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1859 Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 6.5/0.3 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $27 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1860'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Spencer M1860 Navy Rifle (.56-56 Spencer) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 350/2600 || 10/0.3 || 1 || 7+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $18 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Spencer M1860 Carbine (.56-56 Spencer) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 300/2100 || 10/0.3 || 1 || 7+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $18 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1861'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Gallager 1861 Pattern Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 7.6/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $22 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Joslyn M1855 Navy Rifle (.58 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 8/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard Treasury Carbine (.35 Maynard) || 3d pi || 3 || 400/2000 || 6.3/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[3, 4]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard Treasury Carbine (.50 Maynard) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 500/2300 || 6.3/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[3, 4]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Smith Army Carbine (.50 Smith) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 500/2200 || 7.6/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[3]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1861 Rifle-Musket (.58 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 8.5/0.05 || 1 || 1(15) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $10 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1862'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Gwyn & Campbell Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 6.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $21 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Henry Rifle (.44 Henry) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 10/0.64 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $17 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Joslyn M1861 Carbine (.56-56 Spencer) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 300/2100 || 6/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Joslyn M1862 Carbine (.56-52 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 6.7/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard Army Carbine (.50 Maynard) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 500/2300 || 6.3/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[3, 4]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1863'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1863 Carbine (.52 Caplock) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 6.5/0.3 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $27 || 3 || '''[2]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1863 Rifle-Musket (.58 Caplock) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 8.5/0.05 || 1 || 1(15) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $10 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Wesson Carbine (.44 Henry) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 5.3/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1864'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Burnside M1863 Carbine (.54 Burnside) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 350/2000 || 6.9/0.05 || 1 || 1(6) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $26 || 3 || '''[3]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Joslyn M1864 Carbine (.54 Joslyn) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 6.7/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington-Geiger M1864 Carbine (.56-50 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 7.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $23 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1865'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Joslyn M1865 Rifle (.56-56 Spencer) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 400/2500 || 9.2/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $25 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Trials Pattern Military Carbine (.56-50 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 6.7/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Sporting Gun (.50-45 Peabody) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 670/3800 || 9/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Spencer M1860 Carbine (.56-50 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 10/0.3 || 1 || 7+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $18 || 3 || '''[5]'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Starr 1865 Carbine (.56-52 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 7.6/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $23 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1866'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Sporting Gun (.45-50 Peabody) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 640/3700 || 9/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Sporting Gun (.45-60 Peabody) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 640/3700 || 9/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Sporting Gun (.45-70 Peabody) || 5d-1 pi+ || 3 || 640/3700 || 9/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1866 Trapdoor Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1866 Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.1/0.8 || 2 || 17+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1866 Rifle (.44 Henry) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.2/0.8 || 2 || 17+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1866 Carbine (.44 Henry) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7/0.6 || 2 || 13+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1866 Musket (.44 Henry) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 8/0.8 || 2 || 17+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1867'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Military Model Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $40 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Military Model Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $40 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Military Model Rifle (.50-60 Peabody) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 550/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $40 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Peabody Military Model Rifle (11mm Spanish) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $40 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Rem) || 3d+1 pi || 3 || 530/3300 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 Rem) || 3d+2 pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.40-70 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (11mm Spanish) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.44 S&W American) || 2d-1 pi+ || 3 || 470/3100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 9.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 7 || 900/3000 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.1 Sporting Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1867 Rifle (.52-70 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/3000 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $12 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1868'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Fogerty M1868 Carbine (.56-50 Spencer) || 4d-2 pi+ || 3 || 250/2000 || 9.8/0.3 || 1 || 7+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $18 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1868 Trapdoor Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1869'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1869 Carbine (.52-70 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/3000 || 6.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $11 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps M1869 Rifle (.45-70 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/3000 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1870'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1870 Rolling-Block Navy Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1870 Trapdoor Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1870 Trapdoor Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 500/1700 || 7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $12 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1871'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Evans Patent Magazine Carbine (.44 Evans Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 310/3400 || 10.5/1.75 || 1 || 34+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $45 || 3 || '''[8]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Evans Patent Magazine Military Rifle (.44 Evans Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 11.9/1.75 || 1 || 34+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $45 || 3 || '''[8, 9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Evans Patent Magazine Rifle (.44 Evans Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 11.9/1.75 || 1 || 34+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $45 || 3 || '''[8]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Evans Patent Magazine Sporting Rifle (.44 Evans Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 11.9/1.75 || 1 || 34+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $45 || 3 || '''[8]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1871 Rolling-Block Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1872'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Single Shot) || 3d-1 pi || 3 || 570/3400 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Win) || 3d pi || 3 || 570/3400 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Rem || 3d+1 pi || 3 || 530/3300 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 Rem) || 3d+2 pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.2 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 6.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.38 Long) || 2d+1 pi || 3 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7.8/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.40-70 Sharps Necked) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.8/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.44-60 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.44-90 Sharps Necked) || 5d+1 pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.44-100 Remington) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.45-100 Sharps) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 640/3700 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Sporting Model (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1873'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 1 Gallery Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 3 || 85/1200 || 7.8/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 2 Gallery & Small Game Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 7.8/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 3 Hunting & Target Rifle (.32 Long Rifle) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 480/3100 || 7.7/0.02 || 1 || 1(4) || 9† || -4 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 3 Hunting & Target Rifle (.32 Long Rifle) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 480/3100 || 7.7/0.02 || 1 || 1(4) || 9† || -4 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 4 Hunting & Target Rifle (.32 Long Rifle) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 480/3100 || 8.2/0.02 || 1 || 1(4) || 9† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 4 Hunting & Target Rifle (.32 Long Rifle) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 480/3100 || 8.2/0.02 || 1 || 1(4) || 9† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 5 Hunter's Rifle (.38 Extra Long) || 3d pi || 3 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 6 Sporting Rifle (.38 Extra Long) || 3d pi || 4 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1873 Trapdoor Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1873 Trapdoor Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 600/1700 || 8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Carbine (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7/0.57 || 2 || 12+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Carbine (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7/0.57 || 2 || 12+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Carbine (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 6.8/0.4 || 2 || 12+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 9.6/0.7 || 2 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 9.6/0.7 || 2 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1873 Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 9.4/0.5 || 2 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1874'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Buffalo Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Buffalo Rifle (.40-70 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Buffalo Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 7 || 900/3000 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Buffalo Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1875'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Rolling-Block No.1 Hunter Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Rolling-Block No.1 Business Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Rolling-Block No.1 Black Hills Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps Big Fifty (.50-90 Sharps) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 900/3000 || 11/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 12† || -5 || 4 || $17 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Creedmoor No. 1 (.44-90 Sharps Necked) || 5d+1 pi+ || 7 || 630/3600 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $90 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Creedmoor No. 1 (.44-100 Remington) || 6d pi+ || 7 || 630/3600 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $95 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Creedmoor No. 2 (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 900/4500 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $60 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Creedmoor No. 2 (.40-70 Sharps Necked) || 5d pi+ || 5 || 900/4500 || 7.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -5 || 2 || $60 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1876'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 1 Hunting Rifle (.44 Ballard Extra Long) || 3d+1 pi+ || 3 || 470/3100 || 8.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 2 Sporting Rifle (.32 Extra Long) || 2d pi || 4 || 640/3700 || 8.3/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 2 Sporting Rifle (.38 Extra Long) || 3d pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 8.8/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 2 Sporting Rifle (.41 Long) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 9.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 2 Sporting Rifle (.44 Ballard Extra Long) || 3d+1 pi+ || 4 || 470/3100 || 9.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 3 Gallery Rifle (.22 Short) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 180/1800 || 8.1/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 3 Gallery Rifle (.22 Long) || 2d pi || 3 || 180/1800 || 8.1/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 3d+3 pi || 3 || 480/3100 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.40-63 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.40-70 Sharps (Straight)) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 Perfection Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 10.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 10.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.40-63 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 10.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 10.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.40-70 Sharps (Straight)) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.40-85 Ballard) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.40-90 Ballard) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 11.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 10.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 11.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 11.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 11.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 Schuetzen Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 3d+3 pi || 5 || 480/3100 || 14.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 Schuetzen Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 5 || 520/3300 || 14.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 Schuetzen Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 5 || 520/3300 || 14.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 Schuetzen Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 450/3000 || 14.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 Schuetzen Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 5 || 570/3400 || 14.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 1/2 Off-Hand Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 3d+3 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 1/2 Off-Hand Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 1/2 Off-Hand Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 1/2 Off-Hand Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 450/3000 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 6 1/2 Off-Hand Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 570/3400 || 10.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.44-60 Winchester) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.44-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 600/1900 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.50-100 Sharps) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 670/3800 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1876 Rifle (.45-60 Win) || 4d pi+ || 3 || 500/2500 || 7.25/2 || 2 || 13+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $22 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1876 Rifle (.45-75) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8/1.4 || 2 || 13+1(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester M1876 Rifle (.50-95) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 900/3300 || 7.5/0.7 || 2 || 6+1(3i) || 12† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Creedmoor Rolling Block (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 7 || 900/3000 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(45) || 10† || -6 || 3 || $95 || 3 || '''[7]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1877'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 7 Long Range Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 7 A.1 Long Range Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $150 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 7 A.1 Extra Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $200 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 8 Long Range Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $80 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 9 Long Range Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $80 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Evans New Model Patent Rifle (.44 Evans Long) || 4d-1 pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 11/1.35 || 1 || 26+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $45 || 3 || '''[8]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington-Keene Military Musket (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 10/1 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $38 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 4 || 300/2200 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 450/3000 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.40-60 Win) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 460/3000 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.45-60 Win) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Whitney-Burgess Repeating Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1878'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-70 Sharps (Straight)) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-90 Ballard) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-90 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 570/3400 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-90 Sharps Necked) || 5d+1 pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 3 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 Mid-Range Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester-Hotchkiss M1878 Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9.5/0.5 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $33 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester-Hotchkiss M1878 Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 600/1700 || 8.5/0.5 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $33 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1879'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 1 1/2 Hunter's Rifle (.40-63 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 1 1/2 Hunter's Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 1 3/4 Far West Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 1 3/4 Far West Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8.2/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-70 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-90 Ballard) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.40-90 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 570/3400 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 570/3400 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-90 Sharps Neck) || 5d+1 pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.44-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 4 || 540/3300 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 4 1/2 A.1 Mid-Range Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 600/1900 || 10.3/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $51 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1879 Trapdoor Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 600/1700 || 8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1880'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 3 1/2 Target Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Lee M1879 Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.5 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1881 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 10.6/0.8 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1881 Sporting Rifle (.38-55 Ballard) || 4d pi || 4 || 440/3000 || 10.6/0.8 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1881 Sporting Rifle (.40-60 Marlin) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 450/3000 || 10.6/0.8 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1881 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 10.6/0.8 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1881 Sporting Rifle (.45-85 Marlin) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 480/3100 || 10.6/0.8 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Remington) || 3d+1 pi || 3 || 530/3300 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 Remington) || 3d+2 pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.40-70 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (11mm Spanish) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.44 S&W American) || 2d-1 pi+ || 3 || 470/3100 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 460/3000 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 7 || 900/3000 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.38-40 Rem) || 3d+2 pi || 5 || 520/3300 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 900/4500 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.40-70 Sharps) || 4d+1 pi+ || 5 || 900/4500 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 5 || 460/3000 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 5 || 630/3600 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 5 || 900/3000 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 5 || 700/2100 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Imp. Creedmoor Rifle (.45-90 Sharps) || 6d pi+ || 5 || 950/4600 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -5 || 4 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 LR Mil. Creedmoor Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 6 || 630/3600 || 9.4/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington-Keene M1880 (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 10/1 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $38 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Sharps Big Fifty (.50-140 Sharps) || 6d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/3300 || 11/0.2 || 1 || 1(4) || 12† || -5 || 4 || $60 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1880 Trapdoor Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1882'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 2 Hunting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 8.1/0.05 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $36 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 3F Gallery Rifle (.22 Short) || 1d+2 pi || 3 || 180/1800 || 8.1/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $86 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 3F Gallery Rifle (.22 Long) || 2d pi || 3 || 180/1800 || 8.1/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $86 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 5 1/2 Montana Rifle (.45-110 Sharps) || 6d pi+ || 5 || 570/3400 || 13.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 5 Hunter's Rifle (.38-50 Maynard) || 4d pi || 3 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 6 Sporting Rifle (.38-50 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 7 Hunter's Rifle (.35-30 Maynard) || 4d pi || 3 || 280/2300 || 6.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 8 Hunter's Rifle (.35-30 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 280/2300 || 6.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 9 Hunting & Target Rifle (.35-30 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 420/2900 || 7.5/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 9 Hunting & Target Rifle (.40-40 Maynard) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 460/3000 || 7.5/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 10 Mid-range T & H Rifle (.35-30 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 420/2900 || 8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 10 Mid-range T & H Rifle (.40-40 Maynard) || 4d+1 pi || 4 || 460/3000 || 8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 10 Mid-range T & H Rifle (.40-60 Maynard) || 5d-1 pi || 4 || 920/3600 || 8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 10 Mid-range T & H Rifle (.40-70 Maynard) || 5d pi || 4 || 920/4600 || 8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.44-70 Maynard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.50-50 Maynard) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 340/2600 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 11 Hunter's Rifle (.55-100 Maynard) || 5d+2 pi+ || 4 || 700/3900 || 7.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 12 Mid-range Target Rifle (.40-60 Maynard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 9/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 12 Mid-range Target Rifle (.40-70 Maynard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 9/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 13 Mid-range Target Rifle (.40-60 Maynard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 9/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 13 Mid-range Target Rifle (.40-70 Maynard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 9/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 14 LR Creedmoor Rifle (.44-100 Maynard) || 6d pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 15 Target Rifle (.38-50 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 15 Target Rifle (.40-60 Maynard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 15 Target Rifle (.40-70 Maynard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 16 Improved Target Rifle (.38-50 Maynard) || 4d pi || 4 || 430/2900 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 16 Improved Target Rifle (.40-60 Maynard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 16 Improved Target Rifle (.40-70 Maynard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 920/3600 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1883'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Bullard) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 950/4600 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.38-45 Bullard) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.40-75 Bullard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 910/4500 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.40-90 Bullard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 910/4500 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.45-60 Win) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.45-75 Win) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.45-85 Bullard) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Bullard Lever-Action Sporting Rifle (.50-115 Bullard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 680/3800 || 7.7/1.1 || 2 || 11+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Burgess New Magazine Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 460/3000 || 10.2/1.5 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $27 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt-Burgess New Magazine Carbine (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 460/3000 || 8.5/1.2 || 1 || 12+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $24 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.25-20 Single Shot) || 3d-1 pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.25-20 Winchester) || 3d pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 4 || 300/2200 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.32-40 Remington) || 3d+1 pi || 4 || 530/3300 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.38-40 Remington) || 3d+2 pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Match Rifle (.40-65 Winchester) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 8.8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester-Hotchkiss M1883 Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9.6/0.6 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $33 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester-Hotchkiss M1883 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9.2/0.6 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $38 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester-Hotchkiss M1883 Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 600/1700 || 8.6/0.6 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $33 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1884'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard Union Hill Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 3d+3 pi || 5 || 480/3100 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard Union Hill Rifle (.38-50 Ballard) || 4d pi || 5 || 520/3300 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard Union Hill Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 5 || 520/3300 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard Union Hill Rifle (.40-65 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 450/3000 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard Union Hill Rifle (.44-75 Ballard) || 5d-1 pi+ || 5 || 570/3400 || 9.7/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 10 Schuetzen Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 4d-1 pi || 6 || 640/3700 || 11.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 10 Schuetzen Rifle (.38-55 Winchester) || 4d pi || 6 || 700/3900 || 11.9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $100 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Magazine Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 8.9/0.7 || 3 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Magazine Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 8.9/0.7 || 3 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Magazine Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 8.7/0.5 || 3 || 15+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Maynard No. 3 Hunting & Target Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 7.8/0.03 || 1 || 1(4) || 9† || -4 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Sporting Rifle (.38-50 Rem-Hepburn) || 3d+2 pi || 3 || 1390/5900 || 8.6/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1884 Trapdoor Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1884 Trapdoor Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 600/1700 || 8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1885'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Ballard No. 7 Creedmoor Rifle (.45-100 Ballard) || 6d pi+ || 6 || 570/3400 || 12.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $150 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.25-20 Single Shot) || 3d-1 pi || 3 || 570/3400 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.25-20 Winchester) || 3d pi || 3 || 570/3400 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 3 || 300/2200 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.32-40 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 960/4700 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.38-40 Remington) || 3d+2 pi || 3 || 520/3300 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 3 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.40-65 Winchester) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 900/4500 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 630/3600 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 900/3000 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington No.3 Hunter's Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 600/1900 || 8.1/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.22 WCF) || 2d+1 pi || 4 || 360/3600 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Single Shot) || 3d-1 pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Winchester) || 3d pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 2d pi || 4 || 300/2200 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Remington) || 3d+1 pi || 4 || 530/3300 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 Remington) || 3d+2 pi || 4 || 520/3300 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 450/3000 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.38-55 Win) || 4d pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-50 Sharps Necked) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-60 Marlin) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-60 Winchester) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-65 Winchester) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-70 Ballard) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-90 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.40-90 Ballard) || 5d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 460/3000 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.44-60 Win) || 4d+2 pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.44-77 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 630/3600 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.44-90 Rem Straight) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 900/3000 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.45-60 Win) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.45-75 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.45-100 Sharps) || 6d pi+ || 4 || 950/4600 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.50-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 600/1900 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.50-90 Sharps) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 670/3800 || 12.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1886'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Low Wall Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 12.4/0.01 || 1 || 1(4) || 8† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1886 Carbine (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 3 || 700/2100 || 8/1.4 || 2 || 13+1(3i) || 11† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1887'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Express Rifle (.38-56 Win) || 4d+1 pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 10.9/1 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Express Rifle (.40-60 Win) || 4d+1 pi+ || 4 || 900/4500 || 10.9/1 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Express Rifle (.45-60 Win) || 4d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 10.9/1 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Express Rifle (.45-85 Win) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 960/4700 || 10.9/1 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning Express Rifle (.50-95 Win Express) || 5d-1 pi+ || 4 || 1020/4900 || 10.9/1 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $35 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1888'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1888 Sporting Rifle (.32-40) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 7.5/0.8 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1888 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7.3/0.57 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1888 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.5/0.8 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1889 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Winchester) || 3d pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 7.8/1 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1889 Sporting Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 7.8/1 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1889 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7.4/0.6 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Marlin M1889 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.6/0.8 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1889 Trapdoor Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi+ || 4 || 700/2100 || 9/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 11† || -6 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1890'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Springfield M1890 Trapdoor Carbine (.45-70) || 4d+1 pi+ || 3 || 600/1700 || 8/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1891'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1891 Sporting Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 6.7/0.15 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1891 Sporting Rifle (.32 Long) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 400/2800 || 6.8/0.3 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1892'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1892 Sporting Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 6/0.15 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1892 Sporting Rifle (.32 Long) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 400/2800 || 6.1/0.3 || 1 || 15+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1893 Sporting Rifle (.25-36 Marlin) || 4d+1 pi || 4 || 1150/5200 || 8.1/0.5 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $43 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1893 Sporting Rifle (.30-30) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.5 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $43 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1893 Sporting Rifle (.32 Win Spec) || 6d pi || 4 || 960/4700 || 8.0/0.4 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $43 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1893 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 Ballard) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 8.6/1 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $43 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1893 Sporting Rifle (.38-55 Ballard) || 4d pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 8.6/1 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $43 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.30-30) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.30-40) || 5d pi || 4 || 1000/3900 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.32 Win Spec) || 6d pi || 4 || 960/4700 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.32-40 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 960/4700 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.38-55 Win) || 4d pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington New No. 3 (.38-72 Win) || 5d-1 pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Spanish Mauser M1893 (7x57mm Mauser) || 6d+2 pi || 5 || 1000/4000 || 9/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.30-30) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.30-40) || 5d pi || 4 || 1000/3900 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.32 Win Spec) || 6d pi || 4 || 960/4700 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Sporting Rifle (.38-72 Win) || 5d-1 pi || 4 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.04 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1894'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1892 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1894 Sporting Rifle (.25-20 Winchester) || 3d pi || 4 || 570/3400 || 8.5/1.4 || 2 || 14+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1894 Sporting Rifle (.32-20 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 480/3100 || 8.5/1.4 || 2 || 14+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1894 Sporting Rifle (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 3 || 300/2200 || 7.9/0.8 || 2 || 14+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1894 Sporting Rifle (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 8.2/1.1 || 2 || 14+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.25-35 Win) || 5d+1 pi || 4 || 720/3900 || 7/0.3 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.30-30) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 7/0.3 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.32 Win Spcl) || 6d pi || 4 || 800/4200 || 7/0.3 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.32-40 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 800/4200 || 7/0.3 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.38-55 Win) || 4d pi || 4 || 580/3500 || 7/0.3 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1894 (.44-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 3 || 250/1900 || 7.2/0.5 || 1 || 6+1(3i) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Lee-Remington M1895 Navy Rifle (6.5mm Lee Navy) || 5d pi || 5 || 750/3500 || 8.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.38-56 Win) || 4d+1 pi || 5 || 870/4400 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.40-60 Marlin) || 4d pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.40-65 Win) || 4d+1 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.40-70 Win) || 5d-1 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.40-82 Win) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi || 5 || 700/2100 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.38-56 Win) || 4d+1 pi || 5 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.40-60 Marlin) || 4d pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.40-65 Win) || 4d+1 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.40-70 Win) || 5d-1 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.40-82 Win) || 4d+2 pi+ || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.45-70) || 5d pi || 5 || 700/2100 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1895 Military Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.2/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1895 Sporting Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 8.6/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1895 Sporting Rifle (.303 Savage) || 6d pi || 5 || 790/4200 || 8.6/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Spanish Mauser M1895 Cavalry Carbine (7x57mm Mauser) || 5d+1 pi || 5 || 750/3100 || 7.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 7.9/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.35 Win) || 7d pi || 5 || 850/4300 || 8.1/0.5 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.38-72 Win) || 5d-1 pi || 5 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.5 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.40-72 Win) || 5d pi || 5 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.5 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1896'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1896 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1896 Carbine (.30-40) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 750/3000 || 7.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin 1897 Sporting Rifle (.22 Short) || 1d pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 6/0.15 || 1 || 16+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin 1897 Sporting Rifle (.22 Long) || 1d+1 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 6/0.15 || 1 || 13+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin 1897 Sporting Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 6/0.15 || 1 || 10+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1898'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1898 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1898 Carbine (.30-40) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 750/3000 || 7.8/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Low Wall Carbine (.32-30 Rem) || 3d pi || 4 || 260/2200 || 7.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Low Wall Carbine (.38-40 WCF) || 3d-2 pi+ || 4 || 300/2200 || 7.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Winchester 1885 Low Wall Carbine (.44-40 WCF) || 3d pi+ || 4 || 300/2200 || 7.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(4) || 10† || -5 || 3 || $40 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1899'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Military Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.2/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 || '''[9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Military Carbine (.30-40) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 750/3000 || 7.8/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.25-35 Win) || 5d+1 pi || 5 || 860/4400 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.30-30) || 5d pi || 5 || 450/3000 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.303 Savage) || 6d pi || 5 || 790/4200 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.32-40 WCF) || 4d-1 pi || 5 || 800/4200 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.38-55 Win) || 4d pi || 5 || 870/4400 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1901'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Krag-Jorgenson M1901 Rifle (.30-40) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Holland & Holland (.600 Nitro Express) || 10d pi+ || 3 || 800/5000 || 16/0.4 || 2 || 2(4i) || 13† || -4 || 5 || $200 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Springfield M1903 (.30 M-1903) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.30 M-1903) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1000/3900 || 7.9/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1903 Sporting Rifle (.22 Win Auto) || 1d+1 pi- || 4 || 270/2200 || 5.9/0.15 || 3 || 10+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.405 Win) || 7d+1 pi || 5 || 610/3600 || 8.2/0.6 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1905'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1905 Sporting Rifle (.32 Win SL) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 800/4200 || 8.1/0.3 || 3 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1905 Sporting Rifle (.35 WSL) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 840/4300 || 8.1/0.3 || 3 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Springfield M1903 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[5, 9]'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.25 Rem) || 4d-1 pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.30 Rem) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 8A (.35 Rem) || 5d+2 pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 8.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $55 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1895 Sporting Rifle (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 7.9/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1907'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1907 Sporting Rifle (.351 WSL) || 5d pi || 4 || 840/4300 || 8.1/0.3 || 3 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 12 Sporting Rifle (.22 Short) || 1d pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 4.7/0.15 || 2 || 15+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 12 Sporting Rifle (.22 Long) || 1d+1 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 4.7/0.15 || 2 || 13+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 12 Sporting Rifle (.22 LR) || 1d+2 pi- || 4 || 85/1200 || 4.7/0.15 || 2 || 10+1(3i) || 8† || -4 || 1 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1910'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Winchester M1910 Sporting Rifle (.401 WSL) || 6d-1 pi || 4 || 600/3500 || 8.1/0.3 || 3 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $50 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1912'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Sporting Rifle (.33 Win) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1310/5700 || 8.5/0.5 || 2 || 8+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $40 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Marlin M1895 Light-Weight Rifle (.33 Win) || 6d+1 pi || 5 || 1310/5700 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Remington Model 14 Sporting Rifle (.30 Rem) || 5d pi || 4 || 450/3000 || 7.4/0.2 || 2 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -4 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.22 Savage HP) || 5d+1 pi || 5 || 720/3900 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Savage M1899 Sporting Rifle (.250 Savage) || 6d pi || 5 || 860/4400 || 8.1/0.3 || 2 || 5+1(3i) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Enfield M1917 (.30-06) || 7d pi || 5 || 1000/4200 || 9.3/0.3 || 1 || 5+1(3) || 10† || -5 || 4 || $35 || 3 || '''[9]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
Flintlock weapons have a Malf of 14 unless otherwise noted. Caplock and Cap and Ball weapons have a Malf of 16 unless otherwise noted. Cartridge weapons have a Malf of Crit unless otherwise noted.
#May also use Maynard Tape Primer. Malf is 12 when using, but reload time is shortened by 3 seconds. The paper tape is also sensitive to humidity and moisture, giving additional penalties to Malf under all but the most ideal conditions.
#Ammunition is a special linen cartridge. If loaded with loose powder and shot, increase loading time to 10.
#Uses special metallic cartridges that require an external source of ignition, such as a percussion cap.
#Maynard tape primed, Malf 14. The paper tape is also sensitive to humidity and moisture, giving additional penalties to Malf under all but the most ideal conditions. May also use a percussion cap; if so, Malf 16; Shots 1(6).
#Equipped with a magazine cut-off. This allows the user to fire single shots, holding the ammunition in the magazine in reserve. Takes one second to activate/deactivate. Rof becomes 1 and Shots 1(4) when activated.
#Decorated.
#Accuracy and loading time based on a special loading proceedure where the bullet is muzzleloaded and then the cartridge case is inserted normally that maximizes accuracy. Reduce Acc to 5 and change shots to 1(4) if using pre-loaded cartridges.
#Malf 16.
#Accepts a bayonet.

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==Pistols and Revolvers of the OLD WEST==

===Guns (Pistol)===
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:center"
|'''TL'''||'''Weapon'''||'''Damage'''||'''Acc'''||'''Range'''||'''Weight'''||'''RoF'''||'''Shots'''||'''ST'''||'''Bulk'''||'''Rcl'''||'''Cost'''||'''LC'''||'''Notes'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1836'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt Texas Patterson (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 3/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt Texas Patterson (.28 Cap and Ball) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 40/900 || 3/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt Texas Patterson (.31 Cap and Ball) || 1d pi || 1 || 40/900 || 3/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt Texas Patterson (.34 Cap and Ball) || 2d-2 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 3/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1837'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Pepperbox (.32 Cap and Ball) || 1d-1 pi || 0 || 40/250 || 1.5/0.1 || 1 || 4-7(15i) || 10 || -3 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1840'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Allen & Thurber Pepperbox (.31 Cap and Ball) || 1d+1 pi- || 1 || 30/330 || 1.8/0.04 || 3 || 6(30) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $150 || 3 || '''[6]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1846'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt Walker (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d+2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1500 || 4.5/0.3 || 1 || 5(15i) || 12 || -3 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1848'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Stocking Pepperbox (.28 Cap and Ball) || 1d-2 pi || 0 || 40/900 || 2/0.25 || 1 || 6(15i) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $8 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt Dragoon (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1500 || 4/0.3 || 1 || 6(15i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1850'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Deringer (.44 Caplock) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 10/300 || 0.5/0.1 || 1 || 1(15) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $2 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1851'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt 3rd Model Dragoon (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 150/1500 || 2.75/0.3 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $14 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1851 Navy (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.5/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1855'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1855 Sidehammer (.31 Cap and Ball) || 1d-2 pi || 0 || 40/900 || 0.5/0.3 || 1 || 5(15i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $8 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1856'''
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|5 ||align="left"|North/Savage Heart-Guard (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.75/0.25 || 2 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 2 || $16 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington Double Derringer Over-Under (.41 Short) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 80/650 || 0.5/0.1 || 1 || 2(3i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt No. 3 (.41 Short) || 1d pi+ || 1 || 80/650 || 0.25/0.3 || 1 || 1(3) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $3 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|LeMat, .42 (.42 Cap and Ball) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 130/1500 || 3.5/0.37 || 1 || 9(10i) || 11 || -3 || 2 || $17 || 3 ||
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| ||(18ga Caplock Scattergun) || 1d pi- || 0 || 10/50 || /0.5 || 1x6 || 1(15) || 11 || || 1 || || ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1857'''
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W No. 1 (.22 Short) || 2d-2 pi- || 0 || 40/900 || 1/0.05 || 1 || 7(20) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1858'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Pettengill Navy (.34 Cap and Ball) || 2d-2 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.3/0.25 || 3 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Beals Army Revolver (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.1/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Starr M1858 (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.75/0.25 || 3 || 6(10) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $25 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Starr M1858 (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.75/0.25 || 3 || 6(10) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1860'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1860 Army (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.5/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Pettengill Army (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.3/0.25 || 3 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $20 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1861'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1861 (44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.1/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1861 Navy (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.5/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Whitney Navy (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.8/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|S&W No. 2 (.32 Short) || 1d+1 pi || 1 || 120/1200 || 2/.01 || 1 || 6(20) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1862'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Pettengill Improved Army (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.3/0.25 || 3 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1863'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Freeman Army (.44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.1/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $8 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Model Army (44 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3.1/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Model Army (.36 Cap and Ball) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.9/0.25 || 1 || 6(10i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1866'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Reid Knuckleduster (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 0 || 10/200 || 0.5/0.09 || 1/2 || 7(3i) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Reid Knuckleduster (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 15/250 || 0.5/0.09 || 1/2 || 5(3i) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Reid Knuckleduster (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 0 || 15/250 || 0.5/0.09 || 1/2 || 5(3i) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1867'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Webley Bulldog (.450 Adams) || 2d-2 pi+ || 0 || 120/1400 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 5(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1868'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Model Army (.46 Short) || 2d-1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1300 || 3/0.3 || 1 || 6(5i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Model Navy (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.9/0.2 || 1 || 6(5i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1870'''
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W Model 3 (.44 S&W American) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1871'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt Cloverleaf (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 0 || 15/350 || 0.5/0.07 || 1 || 4(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1861 Navy Richards Conversion (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.4/0.2 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $18 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt Open-Top (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 0 || 10/200 || 0.5/0.09 || 1 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $8 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|LeMat, .41 (.41 Pinfire) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 130/1500 || 3.6/0.5 || 1 || 9(5i) || 11 || -3 || 2 || $17 || 3 ||
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| || (18ga Caplock Scattergun) || 1d pi- || 0 || 10/50 || /0.5 || 1x6 || 1(15) || 11 || || 1 || || ||
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W 2nd Model 3 Russian Model (.44 Russian) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1872'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1861 Navy Mason Transformation (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.4/0.2 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $18 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1872, Open Top Frontier (.44 Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $14 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1873'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1873 Single Action Army, .32 (.32-20 WCF) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1873 Single Action Army, .38 (.38-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1873 Single Action Army, Frontier (.44-40 WCF) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 160/1800 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1873 Single Action Army, Peacemaker (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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| ||(.45 S&W) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Favorite (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $4 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Favorite (.30 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 1 || 90/800 || 1/0.1 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $4 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Favorite (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Tycoon (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 1 || 110/1200 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Tycoon (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 1 || 100/1000 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Tycoon (.44 Short) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 1.2/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $7 || 3 || '''[2]'''
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Line No. 1 (.30 Short) || 1d-1 pi || 0 || 90/800 || 1.0/0.1 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Line No. 2 (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|S&W 2nd Model 3 American Model (.44 S&W American) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.75/0.3 || 1 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $13 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1874'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt New Line, Little Colt (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $8 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt New Line, Pony Colt (.30 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 1 || 90/800 || 1/0.1 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt New Line, Lady Colt (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
| ||(.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1.1/0.17 || 1 || 5(4i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
|-
|5 ||align="left"|Colt New Line, Pet Colt (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 1 || 110/1200 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
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| ||(.38 Short Colt) || 2d pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt New Line, Big Colt (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 1 || 100/1000 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
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| ||(.41 Short Colt) || 1d pi || 0 || 120/1200 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1875'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Defender (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Defender (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Defender (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 1 || 110/1200 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Smoker (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $4 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Smoker (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.09 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Smoker (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 1 || 110/1200 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Smoker (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 1 || 100/1000 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1875 Army (.44-40 WCF) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 160/1800 || 3/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington M1875 Army (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 3/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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| || (.45 S&W) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 3/0.3 || 1 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Line No. 3 (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 0 || 120/1500 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W M1875 Schofield (.45 S&W) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 1 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1876'''
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W Single Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.25/0.2 || 1 || 6(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $12 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1877'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt Lightning (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.25/0.2 || 3 || 6(4i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt Thunderer (.41 Long Colt) || 2d-1 || 1 || 120/1200 || 2.25/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Old Hickory (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Old Hickory (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.1 || 3 || 6(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $8 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington Iroquois (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.6/0.09 || 1 || 7(6i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $8 || 3 || '''[3]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Line No. 4 (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 0 || 120/1500 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(6i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $9 || 3 || '''[3]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Remington New Line No. 4 (.41 Short) || 1d pi || 1 || 100/1000 || 1.1/0.2 || 1 || 5(6i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 || '''[3]'''
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W New Model Single Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 1 || 6(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1878'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Colt M1878 Omnipotent (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $15 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W Double Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 3 || 5(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $12 || 3 ||
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|5 ||align="left"|S&W New Model Single Action (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.2 || 1 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1879'''
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|5 ||align="left"|Johnson & Bye Eagle (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.25/0.2 || 3 || 6(4i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1880'''
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|6 ||align="left"|Colt New House (.32 Long) || 2d-2 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $11 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Colt New House (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1.2/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Colt New House (.41 Long Colt) || 2d-1 || 1 || 120/1200 || 1.3/0.3 || 1 || 5(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W Second Pattern Double Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1.1/0.2 || 3 || 5(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $12 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|S&W Frontier (.44-40 WCF) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 160/1800 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1881'''
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|5 || align="left"|Colt Double Action Army & Frontier (.32-20 WCF) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Colt Double Action Army & Frontier (.38-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 1 || 120/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Colt Double Action Army & Frontier (.44-40 WCF) || 2d pi+ || 1 || 160/1800 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Colt Double Action Army & Frontier (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(4i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $20 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Johnson & Bye American Bulldog (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 2.15/0.1 || 3 || 5(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Johnson & Bye American Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 2.25/0.17 || 3 || 5(4i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Johnson & Bye American Bulldog (.38 Short) || 2d pi || 1 || 110/1200 || 2.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(4i) || 9 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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|5 || align="left"|Johnson & Bye American Bulldog (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(4i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1882'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt New Police Cop and Thug (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1.2/0.2 || 1 || 5(4i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $13 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1883'''
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|5 || align="left"|Iver Johnson M1879 (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1887'''
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Boston Bulldog (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 2.05/0.09 || 3 || 7(4i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Boston Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 2.25/0.17 || 3 || 5(4i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Boston Bulldog (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.25/0.2 || 3 || 5(4i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W Safety Hammerless (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $12 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W Safety Hammerless (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $12 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1889'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1889 New Navy (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1891'''
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|6 || align="left"|S&W New New Model Single Action (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 1 || 6(3i) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $15 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1892'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1892 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Automatic (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Automatic (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1893'''
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|6 || align="left"|Minneapolis Fire-Arms Co. Protector (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 15/250 || 0.5/0.12 || 3 || 7(5i) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $7 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1894'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1894 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Hammerless Automatic (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety Hammerless Automatic (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1895'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1895 New Navy (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1896'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1896 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Mauser C.96 (7.63x25mm Mauser) || 2d+1 pi || 3 || 140/1800 || 2.74/0.24 || 3 || 10(3) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1897'''
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|6 || align="left"|H&R American (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(4i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $7 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R American (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(4i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $7 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Automatic Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Automatic Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Automatic Hammerless Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.0/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Automatic Hammerless Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Automatic Hammerless Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Bicycle Revolver (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 7(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Bicycle Revolver (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Premier (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Premier (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Police Automatic Top-Break (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Police Automatic Top-Break (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Police Bicycle Revolver Safety Hammer (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Police Premier Safety Hammer (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Vest Pocket (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 0.7/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $12 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Vest Pocket (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 0.7/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $12 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1899'''
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|6 || align="left"|S&W M1899 Hand Eject (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1900'''
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson M1900 (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson M1900 (.32 Short) || 1d-1 pi- || 0 || 120/1500 || 1/0.1 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson M1900 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1901'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1901 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Cycle (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $6 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1902'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt-Browning M1902 (.38 ACP) || 2d+1 || 2 || 150/1750 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W M1902 Hand Eject (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W Military & Police (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1903'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1903 New Army (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 2.3/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Colt-Browning M1903 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 2 || 100/1300 || 1.8/0.25 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1904'''
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|6 || align="left"|H&R M1904 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R M1904 (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1.2/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1905'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1905 Marine Corps (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R M1905 (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1906'''
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|6 || align="left"|Browning M1906 (.25 ACP) || 1d pi- || 0 || 50/1000 || 1/0.2 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -0 || 2 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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|6 || align="left"|H&R M1906 (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 0.8/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Webley & Scott MP Mk1 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 2 || 100/1300 || 1.5/0.25 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1908'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1908 Army Special (.38 Special) || 2d-1 pi || 2 || 120/1500 || 2/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -2 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Colt-Browning M1908 (.380 ACP) || 2d pi || 1 || 125/1500 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Colt-Browning M1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP) || 1d pi- || 0 || 50/1000 || 0.5/0.2 || 3 || 6+1(3) || 7 || -0 || 2 || $10 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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|6 || align="left"|DWM Luger P.08 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 2d+2 pi || 3 || 150/1850 || 2.4/0.5 || 3 || 8+1(3) || 9 || -2 || 2 || $50 || 3 || '''[5]'''
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Bulldog (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.15 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|H&R Young American Bulldog (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 1 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 5(3i) || 7 || -0 || 1 || $10 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.32 S&W) || 2d-3 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.38 S&W) || 2d-1 pi || 0 || 130/1600 || 1/0.17 || 3 || 6(3i) || 7 || -1 || 2 || $5 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.38-40 WCF) || 2d+1 pi+ || 2 || 120/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.44-40 WCF) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 160/1800 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 2 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1909'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1909 New Service (.45 Colt) || 3d-2 pi+ || 1 || 150/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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|6 || align="left"|S&W Perfected Model Double Action (.38 Long Colt) || 2d-1 pi || 1 || 120/1300 || 1/0.2 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 2 || $25 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1910'''
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|6 || align="left"|Browning M1910 (.380 ACP) || 2d pi || 1 || 125/1500 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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|6 || align="left"|Browning M1910 (.32 ACP) || 2d-1 pi- || 1 || 100/1300 || 1.3/0.3 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $30 || 3 || '''[1]'''
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|6 || align="left"|Iver Johnson Safety (.22 LR) || 1d-2 pi- || 1 || 75/1200 || 1/0.09 || 3 || 6(3i) || 8 || -1 || 2 || $10 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1912'''
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|6 || align="left"|Colt M1911 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.75/0.5 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1914'''
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|6 || align="left"|S&W N-Frame Hand-Eject (.455 Webley) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 170/1700 || 2.5/0.3 || 3 || 6(3i) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 ||
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| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1915'''
|-
|6 || align="left"|Webley & Scott Mk1 (.455 Webley Auto) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 160/1700 || 3.1/0.6 || 3 || 7+1(3) || 10 || -3 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[5]'''
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1916'''
|-
|6 || align="left"|Mauser C.96 (9x19mm Parabellum) || 2d+2 pi || 3 || 150/1850 || 2.75/0.25 || 3 || 10(3) || 9 || -3 || 2 || $20 || 3 ||
|-
|6 || align="left"|Steyr M.12/P16 (9mm Steyr) || 2d+2 pi || 2 || 150/1850 || 2.8/0.4 || 13 || 16(3i) || 9 || -2 || 3 || $50 || 3 ||
|-
| ||colspan=13 align="left"|'''1917'''
|-
|6 || align="left"|Colt M1917 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.9/0.4 || 3 || 6(6) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[4]'''
|-
|6 || align="left"|S&W M1917 (.45 ACP) || 2d pi+ || 2 || 175/1700 || 2.6/0.4 || 3 || 6(6) || 10 || -2 || 3 || $30 || 3 || '''[4]'''
|}
'''Notes:'''
#Entire cylinder can be removed and replaced in 10 seconds by removing a thumb screw and opening the frame. The user risks losing this screw however...
#Malf is 14.
#Reload time is based on removing the cylinder, ejecting the spent cases and loading fresh cartridges. If a pre-loaded cylinder is available, reload time is 11 seconds.
#Loaded with half-moon clips that hold three rounds each, load time is 3i per clip. Can be used without the clips, but the extractor does not work without them. A rod, such as a pencil, must be used to eject the spent cases from the cylinder, this takes two seconds per chamber. Reload time with loose rounds is 3i thereafter.
#Malf is 16.
#Information taken from ''GURPS High-Tech 4e''.

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==Ammunition for Weapons of the OLD WEST==

===Rimfire Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.22 Short || 0.0063 || $0.003
|-
|.22 LR || 0.0077 || $0.004
|-
|.22 Win Auto || 0.0077 || $0.01
|-
|.30 Short || 0.013 || $0.01
|-
|.32 Short || 0.018 || $0.007
|-
|.32 Long || 0.020 || $0.01
|-
|.32 Long Rifle || 0.022 || $0.01
|-
|.32 Extra Long || 0.024 || $0.01
|-
|.38 Short || 0.024 || $0.30
|-
|.38 Long || 0.033 || $0.01
|-
|.38 Extra Long || 0.035 || $0.01
|-
|.41 Short (Derringer) || 0.025 || $0.01
|-
|.41 Long || 0.04 || $0.01
|-
|.44 Short || 0.049 || $0.04
|-
|.44 Henry || 0.045 || $0.01
|-
|.56-50 Spencer || 0.039 || $0.04
|-
|.56-52 Spencer || 0.040 || $0.04
|-
|.56-56 Spencer || 0.043 || $0.04
|-
|.58 Rimfire || 0.11 || $0.06
|}

===Pinfire Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.41 Pinfire || 0.03 || $0.02
|}

===Pistol, Revolver, and SMG Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.25 ACP || 0.011 || $0.01
|-
|7.63x25mm Mauser || 0.024 || $0.01
|-
|.32 ACP || 0.0175 || $0.01
|-
|.32 S&W || 0.018 || $0.01
|-
|.38 Short Colt || 0.025 || $0.03
|-
|.38 S&W || 0.030 || $0.01
|-
|.38 Long Colt || 0.033 || $0.02
|-
|.38-40 WCF || 0.040 || $0.02
|-
|9mm Steyr || 0.023 || $0.03
|-
|.380 ACP (9x17mm Kurz) || 0.021 || $0.33
|-
|9x19mm Parabellum || 0.023 || $0.02
|-
|.38 ACP || 0.033 || $0.03
|-
|.38 Special || 0.033 || $0.02
|-
|.41 Short Colt || 0.026 || $0.04
|-
|.41 Long Colt || 0.04 || $0.02
|-
|.44 S&W American || 0.049 || $0.02
|-
|.44 Russian || 0.049 || $0.02
|-
|.45 ACP || 0.048 || $0.03
|-
|.45 Colt || 0.055 || $0.02
|-
|.45 S&W || 0.05 || $0.02
|-
|.450 Adams || 0.06 || $0.05
|-
|.455 Webley || 0.05 || $0.05
|-
|.46 Short || 0.04 || $0.01
|}

===Shotgun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|20ga 2 1/2” Black-Powder || 0.10 || $0.01
|-
|20ga 2 1/2” Smokeless || 0.10 || $0.02
|-
|16ga 2 1/2” Black-Powder || 0.10 || $0.01
|-
|16ga 2 1/2” Smokeless || 0.10 || $0.02
|-
|12ga 2.75” Black-Powder || 0.14 || $0.02
|-
|12ga 2.75” Smokeless || 0.18 || $0.03
|-
|10ga 2 7/8” Black-Powder || 0.10 || $0.02
|-
|10ga 2 7/8” Smokeless || 0.10 || $0.03
|-
|8ga 3” Black-Powder || 0.125 || $0.05
|-
|8ga 3” Smokeless || 0.125 || $0.08
|-
|1” Gatling Shot || 0.25 || $0.08
|}

===Rifle and Machinegun Ammunition===
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0"
| '''Cartridges''' || '''WPS''' || '''CPS'''
|-
|.25-20 Win || 0.025 || $0.02
|-
|.25-20 Single Shot || 0.025 || $0.02
|-
|.25 Rem || 0.045 || $0.03
|-
|.25-35 Win || 0.045 || $0.03
|-
|6.5mm Lee Navy || 0.060 || $0.05
|-
|7x57mm Mauser || 0.055 || $0.05
|-
|.30-30 Winchester || 0.05 || $0.04
|-
|.30 Rem || 0.050 || $0.04
|-
|.30-40 || 0.075 || $0.05
|-
|.30 M-1903 || 0.058 || $0.06
|-
|.30-06 || 0.058 || $0.05
|-
|.303 Savage || 0.065 || $0.03
|-
|.32-20 WCF || 0.030 || $0.02
|-
|.32-40 Rem || 0.040 || $0.03
|-
|.32-40 Bullard || 0.045 || $0.03
|-
|.32 WSL || 0.033 || $0.01
|-
|.32-40 Ballard/WCF || 0.06 || $0.03
|-
|.32 Win Spcl || 0.063 || $0.04
|-
|.33 Win || 0.053 || $0.01
|-
|.35 Rem || 0.052 || $0.04
|-
|.35-30 Maynard || 0.048 || $0.10
|-
|.35 Maynard || 0.054 || $0.02
|-
|.35 WSL || 0.030 || $0.01
|-
|.351 WSL || 0.050 || $0.01
|-
|.38-40 Rem || 0.053 || $0.02
|-
|.38-45 Bullard || 0.053 || $0.02
|-
|.38-50 Maynard || 0.065 || $0.01
|-
|.38-50 Ballard || 0.065 || $0.02
|-
|.38-50 Rem-Hepburn || 0.065 || $0.03
|-
|.38-55 Win || 0.07 || $0.02
|-
|.38-56 Win || 0.08 || $0.03
|-
|.38-72 Win || 0.09 || $0.03
|-
|.40-40 Maynard || 0.065 || $0.01
|-
|.40-50 Sharps || 0.08 || $0.04
|-
|.40-50 Sharps (Necked) || 0.08 || $0.04
|-
|.40-60 Marlin || 0.08 || $0.03
|-
|.40-60 Maynard || 0.11 || $0.05
|-
|.40-60 Win || 0.075 || $0.03
|-
|.40-63 Ballard || 0.077 || $0.03
|-
|.40-65 Ballard || 0.08 || $0.03
|-
|.40-65 Win || 0.08 || $0.03
|-
|.40-75 Bullard || 0.085 || $0.03
|-
|.40-70 Ballard || 0.09 || $0.04
|-
|.40-70 Maynard || 0.12 || $0.06
|-
|.40-70 Sharps || 0.10 || $0.04
|-
|.40-70 Sharps (Necked) || 0.10 || $0.04
|-
|.40-85 Ballard || 0.105 || $0.05
|-
|.40-90 Ballard || 0.11 || $0.05
|-
|.40-90 Bullard || 0.10 || $0.04
|-
|.401 WSL || 0.050 || $0.01
|-
|.405 Win || 0.075 || $0.01
|-
|11mm Spanish || 0.12 || $0.10
|-
|.44 Ballard Extra Long || 0.068 || $0.05
|-
|.44 Evans Short || 0.048 || $0.02
|-
|.44 Evans Long || 0.055 || $0.03
|}

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