.38 Special The standard sidearm for U.S. aircrews, including helicopter crews. The pistol is also in use by many civilian police forces worldwide.

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1 Revolvers.38 Special The standard sidearm for U.S. aircrews, including helicopter crews. The pistol is also in use by many civilian police forces worldwide. Ammo:.38 Special Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $450 (C/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.38 Special Snubnose The "snubbie" is a weapon preferred by some civilian plainclothes policemen because its short barrel makes it more concealable and easier to draw. Ammo:.38 Special Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $375 (C/C) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.38 Special DAR 2 Nil 1 6R 3/ Snub DAR 2 Nil 0 6R 4/ Magnum A more powerful revolver preferred by some civilian police officers and private security guards. It is rarely found in military service. Ammo:.357 Magnum Wt: 1 kg, 0.1 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $450 (C/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.357 Mag DAR 2 1-Nil 1 6R 3/ Magnum This weapon is one of the more powerful handguns made, and is considered too powerful for police use in most departments. It is not standard in the military and is relatively expensive in Ammo:.44 Magnum Wt: 1.5 kg, 0.15 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $1250 (R/-) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.44 Mag DAR 3 2-Nil 2 6R 4/3-16

2 Revolvers.357 Magnum Snubnose A high-powered revolver with a shorter barrel, popular because its short barrel makes it more concealable and easier to draw. Ammo:.357 Magnum Wt: 1 kg, 0.1 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $450 (C/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.357 Snub DAR 2 Nil 0 6R 4/3-4 Ruger Blackhawk A large-frame revolver designed to stand up to the heaviest.44 magnum loads. The Blackhawk is a singleaction revolver, meaning that the hammer must be manually cocked for each shot. Ammo:.44 Magnum Wt: 1.5 kg, 0.15 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $500 (R/-) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace Blackhawk SAR 3 2-Nil 2 6R 4/3-16 EAA Bounty Hunter This is a very reliable, lightweight, easily handled revolver in a small caliber. The EAA is a single-action revolver, meaning that the hammer must be manually cocked for each shot. Ammo:.22 LR Wt: 1 kg, 0.1 kg per 6 rounds Mag: 6 revolver Price: $250 (C/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.22 EAA SAR -1 Nil 1 6R 2/1-10 M1895 Nagant This revolver has some unusual and interesting features, one of which is a gas sealed cylinder, which makes the Nagant a rare example of revolver suitable for mounting a silencer. It is a seven shot revolver with non-removable cylinder. Ammo: 7.62mm Nagant Wt: 0.75 kg, 0.1 kg per 7 rounds Mag: 7 revolver Price: $450 (-/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace M1895 DAR 1 Nil 1 7R 2/1-8

3 Automatic Pistols M1911A1 The standard military sidearm of the United States until the late 1980s. the M1911A1 has been supplanted in general issue by the 9mm M9. However, M9 procurement has never been sufficient to completely replace the M1911A1 in military use, and thus it is still encountered, especially in national guard units. Ammo:.45 ACP or 10mm Wt: 1 kg, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 7 box (.45 ACP) or 8 box (10mm) Price: $100 (C/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 3 within Short Range for.45 ACP M1911A1 SA 2* Nil 1 7 3/ mm SA 2 1-Nil 1 8 3/2-15 M9 (M92S) The standard sidearm for U.S. military forces, the M9 is essentially identical to the M92S. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box Price: $150 (V/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range M9 (M92S) SA 1* Nil /2-15 HP-35 The standard military sidearm of the British (and several other armies), the HP-35 is considered by many to be the finest 9mm semiautomatic pistol made. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 13 box Price: $150 (S/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range HP-35 SA 1* Nil /1-12 P7 M13 The standard sidearm of German forces. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 7 box or 13 box Price: $150 (V/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range, Blk 0 with 7 rnd magazine P7 M13 SA 1* Nil 0/1 7/13 3/2-10

4 Automatic Pistols P-64 The Polish standard sidearm. Ammo: 9mm M Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 6 box Price: $170 (R/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range P-64 SA 1* Nil 0 6 2/1-10 PM Makarov The standard military sidearm of most eastern European states and widely used by police and internal security forces. Ammo: 9mm M Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 8 box Price: $150 (S/V) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range PM Makarov SA 1* Nil 0 8 3/2-10 PA-15 The French standard military sidearm. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box Price: $150 (S/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range PA-15 SA 1* Nil /1-12 Desert Eagle A large and heavy pistol that can be found chambered for a variety of cartridges, all of them powerful. It is manufactured in Israel and will turn up only rarely in Ammo:.357 Magnum or.44 Magnum Wt: 1.5 kg, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 9 box (.357 Magnum) or 8 box (.44 Magnum) Price: $2000 (R/-) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace DE.357 SA 2 1-Nil 2 9 3/2-12 DE.44 SA 3 2-Nil 2 8 4/3-12

5 Automatic Pistols M1933 Tokarev Formerly in widespread use by eastern European military and police, but now widely supplanted by the Makarov. Due to the large numbers produced, it is still found in use by some policee and is widely used by militias. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 8 box Price: $100 (R/C) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace This ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable Tokarev SA 2 1-Nil 1 8 4/3-12 Vz-52 Standard sidearm of Czech military forces. The Vz-52 is not a popular weapon among its users; mostly because of the over-powered standard issue ammunition that is intended for sub-machine guns. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 8 box Price: $100 (R/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace This ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable Vz-52 SA 2 1-Nil 1 8 4/3-12 Vz-61/62 Skorpion Commonly referred to as a machine pistol, the Skorpion is small enough to carry in a shoulder holster. Its short range and underpowered ammunition make it of limited combat value, but its ease of concealment has made it very popular with Eastbloc covert agents. It is also frequently carried by Czech airborne forces, particularly by officers. Ammo:.32 ACP Wt: 1.5 kg, 0.1 kg or 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box or 20 box Price: $250 (R/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace when using without stock, Dam +1 within Short Range Vz-61/62 5 1* Nil 1 10/20 3/2 6 4 w/stock 5 1* Nil 3 10/ Stechkin APS The Stechkin can be considered an overgrown Walther PP modified to permit selective fire. It is difficult to control when used as a submachine gun and was withdrawn from active Russian service in the late 1970s. Ammo: 9mm M Wt: 1 kg, 2 kg with stock, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $750 (R/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace when using without stock, Dam 2 within Short Range Stechkin 5 1* Nil / w/stock 5 1* Nil

6 Automatic Pistols FN Five-seveN The Five-seveN pistol was designed as a complimentary sidearm for the P90 submachine-gun. The special 5.7mm cartridge is considerably longer than the average pistol round, but the grip nevertheless fits the hand well and the recoil is somewhat less than a 9mm P cartridge, so the weapon is easily controlled. Ammo: 5.7mm FN Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.2 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $750 (R/-) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, this pistol is very rare as it had only entered prototype stage when the war broke out Vz-70 The small, pocket-sized Vz-70 is chambered for the marginally powerful.32 ACP ammunition used by the Czech Skorpion machine pistol. Ammo:.32 ACP Wt: 1 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 8 box Price: $100 (R/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam +1 within Short Range Vz-70 SA 1* Nil 0 8 3/2-8 Five-SeveN SA 2 1-Nil / (Automatic) This heading represents a variety of small pistots widely used by western European police forces. Ammo:.380 ACP Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 7 box Price: $100 (C/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range.380 Auto SA 1* Nil 0 7 3/ (Automatic) A widely used civilian "plinking" pistol, found in most industrialized countries. Ammo:.22 LR Wt: 0.5 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 6 box Price: $50 (C/C) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace.22 Auto SA -1 Nil 0 6 2/1-10

7 Automatic Pistols P-08 Luger The P-08 (Pistole 1908) Luger was one of the earliest selfloading pistol designs. Because it was adopted by the German Army in WWI and used through WWII, the Luger made numerous appearances in spy and war movies and is one of the most well-known pistols in the world. Thousands were made during the wars, and "lookalike" reproductions of the pistol were still being made in the 1990s. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1 kg, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 8 box Price: $800 (C/S) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace, Dam 2 within Short Range Luger SA 1* Nil 1 8 3/2-12 Mauser M1896 Known as the "Broomhandle" Mauser, the M1896 was the first successful semiautomatic pistol design. The weapon has an integral internal magazine loaded from 10-round disposable stripper clips. The stock is hollow and can serve as a holster. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 1 kg, 1.5 kg with stock, 0.1 kg per magazine Mag: 10 individual but stripper clip loads in one action Price: $1000 (R/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace This ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable M1896 SA 2 1-Nil /3-12 w/stock SA 2 1-Nil Beretta M93R This machinepistol is a heavily modified version of the M92 9mm pistol. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 1.5 kg, 2 kg with stock, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $650 (S/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace when using without stock, Dam 2 within Short Range M93R 3 1* Nil 1 10/20 3/ w/stock 3 1* Nil 2 10/ Mauser M32 The Mauser M32 is a fully automatic version of the Mauser M1896 Broomhandle, developed in the 1930s in Germany. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 2 kg, 2.5 kg with stock, 0.2 kg or 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box or 20 box Price: $825 (S/R) Notes: -1 recoil for two-handed stationary brace when using without stock, ammo not reloadable M Nil 1 10/20 4/ w/stock Nil 3 10/

8 Submachineguns Ingram M10.45 The Ingram was designed especially for clandestine work and has acquired a large body of enthusiasts (and detractors). The barrel is threaded to take a specially designed suppressor. This model is chambered for.45 ACP. Ammo:.45 ACP Wt: 3 kg, 0.9 kg per magazine, kg with suppressor Mag: 30 box Price: $450 (R/R) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 3 within Short Range, -2 Brst & +1 Blk with suppressor Ingram M * Nil 1/ Mini-Uzi A compact version of the Uzi 9mm SMG, favoured by vehicle and air Crewmembers. Magazines and some parts are interchangeable with the regular Uzi. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 3 kg, 0.2 or 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $600 (C/S) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range Mini-Uzi 10 +1* Nil 2/3 20/ MP-5K The MP-5K (Kurz or short) is an extremely compact version of the MP-5 submachinegun. It has a vertical front grip and no stock. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 2 kg, 0.2 or 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box or 30 box Price: $450 (S/R) Notes: Dam 2 within Short Range MP-5K 10 +1* Nil 2 15/ MP-5SD3 A version of the MP-5, manufactured with an integral suppressor and a collapsible shoulder stock. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 3 kg, 0.2 or 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box or 30 box Price: $1200 (S/R) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range MP-5SD3 5 1 Nil 3/4 15/

9 Submachineguns L2A3 Sterling The standard military submachinegun of the British Army, the Sterling has also found its way into general use by other armies and some police and government agencies. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 3 kg, 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 34 box Price: $600 (C/S) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range Sterling 5 +1* Nil 3/ Uzi Once the standard military submachinegun of the German Army, the Uzi is now returning to service as ammunition for the G11 becomes increasingly hard to find. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 4 kg, 0.3 kg or 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 25 box or 32 box Price: $500 (V/C) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range Uzi 5 +1* Nil 3/4 25/ Carl Gustav M-45 This Swedish submachinegun is long out of production but still in service with the Swedish Army. It is a simple and welldesigned weapon. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 36 box Price: $500 (C/S) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range Carl Gustav 5 +1* Nil 3/ MP-5 The standard submachinegun of German territorial troops and police. There are variants to suit almost any need, including the MP-5A2, MP-5A4 (3 round burst), and MP-5/10 (10mm), described separately. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 2.5 kg, 0.2 kg or 0.3 per magazine Mag: 15 box or 30 box Price: $400 (C/S) MP-5A2 or $600 (S/R) MP-5A4 Notes: Dam 2 within Short Range MP-5A2 5 +1* Nil 4 15/ MP-5A4 3/5 +1* Nil 4 15/30 1 1/2 25

10 Submachineguns MP-5/10 This is simply a MP-5 modified to fire the 10mm Auto cartridge. This weapon is far less common than the standard MP-5, but it is in routine use by several countries. Ammo: 10mm Wt: 3 kg, 0.8 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $800 (S/R) MP-5/ Nil MAT-49 The French standard military and police submachinegun. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 4 kg, 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 32 box Price: $300 (S/R) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +2 Brst, Doesn't have SS mode but can use short trigger pull, Dam 2 within Short Range MAT * Nil 2/ M12 The Italian standard military and police submachinegun. Ammo: 9mm P Wt: 3 kg, 0.4 kg per magazine Mag: 32 box or 40 box Price: $400 (R/-) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 2 within Short Range M * Nil 2/3 32/ FN P90 Adopted by a number of armed forces in the mid-1990s for use by rear echelon and special operations troops, the P-90 uses new caliber rounds specially designed for this weapon, and the bullpup design allows a longer barrel than most SMGs. Ammunition is carried in a clear box magazine atop the barrel in a similar way to the G11. Ammo: 5.7mm FN Wt: 2.5 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 50 box Price: $1250 (R/-) FN P Nil

11 Submachineguns M3A1 Called the "grease gun" because of its fancied resemblance to an automotive maintenance tool, this weapon is no longer in U.S. Army service, but it is used by a number of other armies and some police forces throughout the world. Ammo:.45 ACP Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.9 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $300 (S/R) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 3 within Short Range M3A1 5 2* Nil 3/ Thompson M1A1 The M1 model of the Thompson submachinegun was adopted by the US Marines and was still in use as late as the Vietnam War. Despite its weight, it was utterly reliable but the lack of bullet penetration limits its usefulness. Ammo:.45 ACP Wt: 5 kg, 0.6 or 0.9 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $500 (S/R) Notes: Dam 3 within Short Range Thompson 5 2* Nil 4 20/ HK UMP45 This weapon is sought after by security commands worldwide, and is a favorite of personnel not required to carry their own ammunition very far, security details, border guards, police, and vehicle crews. It is, however, notoriously difficult to obtain as its full scale production was halted by the war. Ammo:.45 ACP Wt: 2 kg, 0.3 kg, 0.8 kg or 0.9 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box, 25 box or 30 box Price: $750 (R/-) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst, Dam 3 within Short Range HK UMP45 5 2* Nil 2/3 10/25/ AKR The standard Eastern Bloc military submachinegun, the AKR is merely a cutdown version of the AK-74. Although it has good accuracy and stopping power, it does suffer from firing a full-sized cartridge in a shortened barrel. Ammo: 5.45mm B Wt: 3 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $300 (S/C) Notes: The AKR cannot be fitted with a bayonet but will accept a BG-15 grenade launcher. Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst AKR Nil 3/

12 Submachineguns M231 The standard firing-port weapon on the M2 Bradley, the M231 is a satisfactory vehicle weapon for suppressive fires but a mediocre submachinegun. Nevertheless, with large numbers of Bradleys no longer operational, it was inevitable that the M231 would be dismounted and used in large numbers. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 3 kg, 0.4 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $300 (v/s) Notes: It cannot be fitted with the M203 40mm GL Doesn't have SS mode, normally issued without stocks Is normally fired from a weapon port using Brst 4 M177 A shortened, carbine version of the M16 automatic rifle. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 2.5 kg, 0.4 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $750 (S/R) Notes: It cannot be fitted with the M203 40mm GL, but can use rifle grenades M Nil 4 20/ M Nil 4 20/30-4/8 25 PPSh-41 A WWII-vintage Soviet submachinegun, still used by some nations. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 4 kg, 0.7 kg or 1.4 kg per magazine Mag: 35 box or 71 drum Price: $300 (-/S) Notes: This ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable Vz-24 The standard Czech submachinegun, mostly found with militia and internal security forces. Ammo: 7.62mm T Wt: 3 kg, 0.6 kg per magazine Mag: 32 box Price: $300 (R/S) Notes: This ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable PPSh Nil 5 35/ Vz Nil

13 Submachineguns Bizon The Bizon is a submachinegun based on the AK series of rifles. The Bizon can be found chambered in 9mm M or 7.62mm T, though the former is more likely due to the difficulty in re-using spent 7.62mm T cases. Ammo: 9mm M or 7.62mm T Wt: 2 kg, 1 kg (9mm M) or 0.8 kg (7.62mm) per magazine Mag: 64 box (9mm M) or 45 box (7.62 mm) Price: $600 (-/S) (9mm M) or $700 (-/R) (7.62mm) Notes: 7.62mm T ammunition is steel-cased and is not reloadable. Stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst 9mm M has Dam 2 within Short Range Bizon 9mm 5 +1* Nil 3/ mm Nil 3/ AMD-65 The AMD-65 was first introduced as a short barreled weapon designed for use by tank crews. Since then it has been employed by Special Forces and Police around the world. Ammo: 7.62mm S Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.6 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $300 (R/S) Notes: Shooting with stock folded -5 Rng, +1 SS, +2 Brst The AMD-65 cannot be fitted with a bayonet but will accept a BG-15 grenade launcher in place of foregrip. Without foregrip Brst increases to 7. Dam 4 at Short Range AMD * 2- Nil 3/ G11 A weapon of radical design and great effectiveness, the G11 replaced the G3 as the standard assault rifle and the Uzi as the standard submachinegun of the German Army. It is a bullpup configuration weapon, which means the action is placed behind the firing hand in the normally empty stock. Thus, bullpup rifles can have a shorter length without needing a shorter barrel. It differs from other combat rifles in that it fires caseless 4.7mm bullets. The compact nature of the weapon and low recoil of its round makes it as handy as a submachinegun (even though it is a rifle), and it is included with submachineguns for this reason. Its caseless ammunition is extremely compact, allowing a large magazine capacity. Since there is no spent cartridge casing to eject, the rifle's action is completely enclosed and thus is very reliable in a dirty environment. However, there is no way to reload the round, since it is completely consumed, and manufacture has largely ceased. Currently, although the weapon is fairly common, ammunition for it is increasingly rare, and most German soldiers have equipped themselves with obsolete weapons Ammo: 4.7mm Cls Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 50 box Price: $400 (S/R) Notes: The ammo is caseless and cannot be reloaded G Nil

14 Battle Rifles FN FAL A Belgian battle rifle manufactured for local service and for export, the FAL was a very popular weapon and came into wide-spread use throughout the world. The British Army, before transitioning to the L85, also used a semi automatic variant of the FAL, the FN- LAR. It was called the L1A1 in British service, and some examples may still be found. The FAL and LAR magazines are not interchangeable. L1A Nil FN-FAL Nil Bipod Nil Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 5 kg, 0.75 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $600 (S/R) G3 The standard German assault rifle until replaced by the G11. The G3 was still widely used by territorial and internal security troops and is now back in service with German troops. G Nil Bipod Nil Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 5 kg, 0.75 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $500 (C/R)

15 Battle Rifles Beretta BM-59 This is an Italian version of the M1 Garand battle rifle rechambered to 7.62mm N. It was the standard military rifle in the Italian Army until replaced by the AR-70. BM Nil Bipod Nil Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 5 kg, 0.75 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $550 (R/R) M1 Garand The first self loading rifle to achieve the status of being the regulation weapon for a major army, the Garand served well and was popular for its stopping power. They will continue to appear for many years to come. M1 Garand SA i 4-70 Ammo: Wt: 4.5 kg, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 8 individual Price: $600 (C/S) Notes: 8 rounds loaded in a single action with a stripper clip

16 Battle Rifles FG-42 Developed in WWII for use by German paratroops, this weapon was one of the earliest battle rifles. It served as the basis for many modern designs. FG Nil Bipod Nil Ammo: 8mm M Wt: 5 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $750 (R/-) MAS-49/56 A French battle rifle, now replaced by the FA-MAS. MAS-49/56 SA 4 2-Nil Ammo: 7.5mm MAS Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $550 (C/R)

17 Sporting/Self Loading Rifles A popular sporting arm found in civilian hands even in Eastern Europe, the is a lever-action rifle. Ammo: Wt: 3 kg, 1 kg per 50 rounds Mag: 6 individual Price: $250 (C/S) Notes: Will accept a scope Another popular hunting rifle, the is a bolt-action rifle. Ammo: Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 35 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $300 (C/S) Notes: Will accept a scope LA 3 2-Nil 5 6i BA i 4-75 Mauser Bolt-Action Rifle A bolt-action civilian version of the German WWII rifle, this weapon is in very widespread use due to the tremendous numbers manufactured. Mauser BA BA Nil 5 5i 4-65 Ammo: 8mm M Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 30 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $150 (C/C) Notes: Will accept a scope and bayonet

18 Sporting/Self Loading Rifles.22 Bolt-Action Rifle A widely available light hunting rifle, the.22 is excellent for squirrels and other small game, but it does not have sufficient stopping power to be reliable against larger targets. It is a bolt action rifle. Ammo:.22 LR Wt: 2 kg, 0.1 kg per 7 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $100 (C/C) Notes: Will accept a scope. Dam 1 within Short Range.22 BA BA -1* Nil 4 5i Semiautomatic Another widely available light hunting rifle, this version of the.22 is semi automatic. Ammo:.22 LR Wt: 2 kg, 0.1 kg per 7 rounds Mag: 10 individual Price: $150 (C/C) Notes: Will accept a scope. Dam 1 within Short Range.22 SA SA -1* Nil 4 10i 2-50 Winchester 94 Trapper The Trapper's compact, fast-handling properties are as ideally suited for today's cowboy action shooting as they were in the hands of a frontier lawman. The range of this rifle is severly limited by the.44 Magnum's ballistics. Ammo:.44 Magnum Wt: 3 kg, 0.4 kg per 9 rounds Mag: 9 individual Price: $450 (R/-) Notes: Will accept a scope Win Trapper LA Nil 4 9i 3-35 Mosin-Nagant M1891/30 In the years after World War II, the Soviet Union ceased production of all Mosin-Nagants and withdrew them from service in favour of the SKS series carbines and eventually the AK series rifles. Despite its growing obsolescence, the Mosin-Nagant saw continued service throughout the Eastern bloc and the rest of the world for many decades to come. Ammo: 7.62mm L Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 35 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $275 (-/S) Notes: Will accept a scope and bayonet Mosin-Nagant BA Nil 6 5i 3-75

19 Sporting/Self Loading Rifles Ruger Mini-14/AC-556 A weapon based on the M14 action, but in 5.56mm N caliber, the semiautomatic Mini-14 is a very popular civilian hunting rifle. The AC-556 is the fully automatic military version. Mini-14 SA 3 1-Nil 5 5/ AC Nil 5 20/ Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 3 kg, 0.1 kg or 0.4 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 5 box or 20 box or 30 box (AC-556) Price: $250 (C/R) (AC-556 Price: $550 (S/ )) Notes: Will accept a scope SKS This extremely common semiautomatic carbine has seen action in almost every Communist country in the world. SKS SA 4 2-Nil 5 10i 3-50 Ammo: 7.62mm S Wt: 4 kg, 0.2 kg per 10 rounds Mag: 10 individual but uses stripper clips for load in 1 action Price: $250 (S/C) Notes: Will accept a bayonet

20 Sporting/Self Loading Rifles M1 Carbine The M1 carbine was developed as a replacement for the M1911A1 pistol during WWII. The intention was to give troops who could not always carry the heavier M1 Garand a weapon more powerful than a pistol to defend themselves with. After the war, many entered the surplus market, and thousands were given away as a part of the government's civilian marksmanship program. Ammo:.30 C Wt: 2.5 kg, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box Price: $600 (C/S) M2 Carbine The M2 Carbine is the fully automatic version of the M1 Carbine. After the war, many of these were sold to police agencies and paramilitary organisations worldwide. Ammo:.30 C Wt: 2.5 kg, 0.3 kg or 0.6 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box or 30 box Price: $800 (S/R) M2 Carbine Nil 4 15/ M1 Carbine SA 2 1-Nil De Lisle Carbine Developed for clandestine use during WWII, this weapon is designed to use the.45 ACP cartridge in a converted Enfield boltaction receiver with an integral silencer. De Lisle BA 2* 1-Nil* Ammo:.45 ACP Wt: 4 kg, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $1000 (R/-) Notes: Dam 3 and Pen 2 within Short Range

21 Sporting/Self Loading Rifles Remington M700 This weapon is a civilian bolt-action hunting rifle. A modified version is used as a sniper rifle by the US Marines. M700 BA Nil 5 5i 5-70 Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 40 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $450 (C/R) Notes: Will accept a scope Enfield No. 4, Mk I A British WWI-era bolt action rifle, now commonly found as a hunting rifle in many parts of the world. It is still used by irregular forces and paramilitary police organisations. Enfield No. 4 BA Nil Ammo:.303 Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $300 (C/S) Notes: Will accept a scope and bayonet

22 Assault Rifles M16A2 The standard combat rifle of the U.S. and Canadian armies, the M16A2 (commonly called just M16) is in widespread use and is a popular and effective weapon. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.4 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $400 (V/C) M16A Nil 5 20/ AKMR As the AK-74 supplanted the AKM in service, large numbers of AKMs were rechambered (AKMR) to fire the AK-74's caliber cartridge to enable standardization of supply without discarding mountains of AKMs. Widely used in Eastbloc military units alongside the AK-74. Ammo: 5.45mm B Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $300 (C/V) AKMR Nil AK-74 The standard combat rifle of the Eastern Bloc forces. Ammo: 5.45mm B Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $300 (C/C) AK Nil L85 (IW) The standard British combat rifle, replacing the FAL. Like the G11, the L85 is a bullpup configuration rifle. It is rare outside of British service. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 4 kg, 0.4 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box or 30 box Price: $1500 (R/R) Notes: Rifle scope included L85 (IW) Nil 4 20/

23 Assault Rifles AKM The modern version of the ubiquitous AK-47, the AKM is perhaps the most widely used military small arm in the world, and is a very popular one despite its underpowered and unstable cartridge. Replaced in frontline service by the AK-74, many AKMs were rechambered to fire 5.45 Bloc ammunition (designated AKMR, for AKM Rechambered). Thus true AKMs are mostly found in use by militia units. Ammo: 7.62mm S Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $300 (C/V) FN-FNC This is the 5.56mm N assault rifle version of the famed FNFAL battle rifle. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $500 (C/S) FN-FNC Nil AKM Nil FA-MAS The standard French military rifle, the FA-MAS is a bullpup configuration weapon and is rare outside of French service. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 25 box Price: $500 (R/-) Steyr AUG-A2 The AUG-A2 is a replacement for the venerable but obsolete Stg.58 (FN FAL) battle rifles for the Austrian army. It is rare outside of Austrian service. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 4 kg, 0.5 kg or 0.8 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box or 42 box Price: $600 (S/R) FA-MAS Nil AUG-A Nil 4 30/

24 Assault Rifles, Automatic Rifles AR-70 This weapon is the standard assault rifle of the Italian military forces. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $500 (R/-) AR Nil M71 This is a Finnish version of the AK series of assault rifles, notable for its bullpup configuration. Ammo: 5.45mm B Wt: 3.5 kg, 0.3 kg or 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 15 box or 30 box Price: $450 (R/-) M71 SA 3 1-Nil 4 15/ Steyr AUG HBAR A heavier barrel and an extended box magazine transform the AUG into a hardy squad automatic weapon. It is equipped with a bipod. AUG HBAR Nil 5 30/ bipod Nil 5 30/ Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 4.5 kg, 0.5 kg or 0.8 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box or 42 box Price: $1000 (R/-) Notes: Rifle scope can be fitted but is not standard

25 Automatic Rifles M249 The M249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) is the standard U.S. light automatic support weapon. It can accept either the standard 30-round magazine of the M16A2 or a 200-round belt. It is equipped with a bipod. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 7 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine, 2 kg per belt Mag: 30 box or 200 belt Price: $1500 (S/R) Notes: Does not have SS mode only Brst M249 SAW Nil 5 30/200B bipod Nil 5 30/200B L86A1 LSW The heavy-barreled support version of the L85, the L86A1 Light Support Weapon uses the same magazines as the L85 and is equipped with a bipod. L82A1 LWS Nil bipod Nil Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 5.5 kg, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box Price: $1500 (R/R) Notes: Rifle scope can be fitted but is not standard

26 Automatic Rifles RPK-74 The standard Eastbloc light automatic support weapon, the RPK-74 can accept either the same magazine as the AK-74 or an oversized magazine RPK Nil 5 30/ bipod Nil 5 30/ Ammo: 5.45mm S Wt: 4.5 kg, 0.5 kg or 0.8 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box or 40 box Price: $1000 (S/C) RPK The older version of the RPK-74, this automatic rifle fires the 7.62mm Short fired by the AKM assault rifle. In addition to the standard magazines fired from the assault rifle, it also has a very long 75-round magazine. This weapon is usually found only in units also using the AKM. RPK Nil 5 30/40/ bipod Nil 5 30/40/ Ammo: 7.62mm S Wt: 5 kg, 1 kg or 1.2 kg or 2.2 kg per magazine Mag: 30 box or 40 box or 75 box Price: $1000 (S/C)

27 Automatic Rifles BAR M1918A2 An American automatic rifle developed too late for front-line service on any large scale in WWI. Although firing a full-sized rifle cartridge, the BAR suffers from its small magazine size, and lack of a quick change barrel or tripod mount, and cannot be reliably used in a sustained role. M1918A bipod Ammo: Wt: 8.5 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $875 (R/-) Notes: Does not have SS mode only Brst HK-23E A German machinegun manufactured for the export market and for domestic use. It is based on the G3 battle rifle, but chambered in 5.56N. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NLT). HK-23E Nil 5 20/40/150B bipod Nil 5 20/40/150B tripod Nil 5 20/40/150B Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 6 kg, 0.4 kg or 0.8 kg per magazine, 1.5 kg per belt, 7 kg for NLT Mag: 20 box or 40 box or 150 belt Price: $1200 (S/R) Notes: Does not have SS mode only Brst

28 Shotguns Double-Barreled Shotgun The double-barreled shotgun (in either the side-by-side or over under configuration) is the most widely used hunting weapon in eastern Europe and is also used extensively in the West. The weapon breaks open at the action, and the two rounds are reloaded individually. A double-barreled shotgun can also be sawed off. Ammo: 12 gauge Wt: 3 kg or 2 kg for sawed-off, 1 kg per 15 rounds Mag: 2 individual Price: $200 (V/V) Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 Double SA Nil 5 2i 5-30 Hunting SA Nil 6 2i 5-40 Sawed-off SA 4 Nil 2 2i 6-12 Short bs SA 8 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil Pump-Action Shotgun Pump-action shotguns are widely used in western Europe and have been widely taken into military use. The magazine given is for a common, extended-capacity, police-issue weapon. Ammo: 12 gauge Wt: 4 kg or 3.5 kg for shorter "tactical" model, 1 kg per 15 rounds Mag: 7 individual or 4 individual for tactical model Price: $300 (V/C) Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 Pump PA Nil 5 7i 4-30 Tactical PA Nil 4 4i 4-20 Short bs PA 8 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil

29 Shotguns Semiautomatic Shotgun Semiautomatic shotguns are more complicated than their pumpaction cousins. Nevertheless, they are increasingly popular with sportsmen and police agencies as they become more reliable. The Mag rating is for a common, extended capacity, police-issue weapon (in brackets a special forces assault style shotgun). Semiauto SA Nil 5 5i (10) 3-30 Short bs SA 8 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil Ammo: 12 gauge Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 15 rounds (1kg per magazine) Mag: 5 individual (10 box) Price: $400 (V/C) ($1100 S/R) Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 Semiauto shotguns tend to jam easily with poor quality ammo H&K Combat Assault Weapon The standard combat shotgun of the German and U.S. armies (the U.S. weapon being a slightly modified version produced under license by Olin). the Heckler & Koch CAW is a bullpup configuration weapon, like the G11. Ammo: 12 gauge CAW Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $800 (C/R) Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 H&K CAWS Short bs 5 9 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil see special H&K CAW rule on page 205

30 Shotguns M500 The Mossberg M500 is a typical pump shotgun designed for police or home defense use rather than hunting. This model designation covers a broad range of shotguns in four chamberings (12 gauge models 500A, 16 gauge - 500B, 20 gauge - 500C and d) and in a wide assortment of barrel and magazine lengths, finishes, stock shapes and materials. Ammo: 12 gauge, 20 gauge and.410 Wt: 4 kg, 1 kg per 15, 20, 50 rounds (12 gauge, 20 gauge,.410) Mag: 5, 7, or 8 individual Price: $350 (C/R) 12 gauge, $225 (S/R) 20 gauge, $275 (S/R).410 Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 M500A PA Nil 5 5i 4-30 M500C PA 4 3-Nil 5 7i 3-25 M500D PA 2 Nil 5 8i 1-20 M500A Short bs PA 8 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil M500B Short bs PA 6 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil M500C Short bs Brst 7x1 Nil Medium bs Brst 4x1 Nil Saiga This magazine-fed weapon combines the loose tolerances and reliability of the AK-47 with the power of a shotgun. Never adopted for military use, it was popular in both Russia and the west as a hunting and home defense weapon. Its heavy mechanism reduces perceived recoil to create a more controllable combat shotgun. 20 gauge (Saiga 20) and.410 (Saiga 410) models are also available, albeit less common. Ammo: 12 gauge, 20 gauge and.410 Wt: 3.5 kg, 1 kg per magazine Mag: 5 box or 8 box for 12/20 gauge, 4 box or 10 box for.410 Price: $450 (S/C) 12 gauge, $325 (R/S) 20 gauge, $300 (R/S).410 Notes: May be loaded with slugs or buckshot (bs), see page 204 Saiga 12 PA Nil 4 5/ Saiga 20 PA 4 3-Nil 4 5/ Saiga 410 PA 2 Nil 4 4/ Saiga 12 Short bs PA 8 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil Saiga 20 Short bs PA 6 Nil Medium bs Brst 7x1 Nil Saiga 410 Short bs Brst 7x1 Nil Medium bs Brst 4x1 Nil

31 Sniper Rifles M40 The standard US. Marine sniper rifle, a bolt-action, magazine-fed rifle with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 4.5 kg with scope, 1 kg per 40 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $1200 (R/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. M40 BA Nil 5 5i 5-85/100 SVD The standard Eastern Bloc sniper rifle (except in Czech service), a semiautomatic, clip-fed rifle with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mm L Wt: 4.5 kg with scope, 0.3 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $1000 (R/S) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. SVD SA Nil /90 M21 The standard U.S. Army sniper rifle, the M21 is essentially a well made M14 assault ri fle (the U.S. Army s service rifle prior to the M16) fitted with a telescopic sight and a bipod. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 6 kg with scope, 0.75 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $900 (S/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. M21 SA Nil /80 Bipod SA Nil /90 PSG1 The standard German sniper rifle, a development of the G3 assault rifle fitted with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 8 kg with scope, 0.75 kg per magazine Mag: 20 box Price: $3200 (R/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. PSG1 SA Nil /90

32 Sniper Rifles L42 The standard sniper rifle of the British Army is a progressive development of the bolt-action Short Magazine Lee Enfield (the WWII British service rifle), rechambered to fire more modern ammunition and fitted with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 4.5 kg with scope, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $900 (R/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. L42 BA Nil /90 Vz-54 The standard Czech sniper rifle is a progressive development of the bolt-action Mauser and fitted with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 8mm M Wt: 4.5 kg with scope, 1 kg per 30 rounds Mag: 5 individual Price: $800 (R/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. Vz-54 BA Nil 5 5i 4-65/80 C3 (Parker Hale) The standard Canadian sniper rifle is a well made civilian hunting rifle adapted to military use and fitted with a telescopic sight. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 4.5 kg with scope, 1 kg per 40 rounds Mag: 3 individual Price: $900 (R/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. C3 BA Nil 5 3i 4-75/90 FR-F1 The French military sniper rifle, rare outside of French service. Ammo: 7.5mm MAS Wt: 5.5 kg with scope, 0.5 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box Price: $1400 (R/-) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. FR-F1 BA 4 2-Nil /90

33 Sniper Rifle VSS Vintorez The VSS is a suppressed sniper rifle in use by the Russian Special Forces. It is also capable of automatic fire. Ammo: 9x39mm Wt: 3.5 kg with scope, 0.5 kg or 0.8 kg per magazine Mag: 10 box or 20 box Price: $1800 (-/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. VSS SP Nil 4 5i /50 VSS SP i /55 PGM Hecate II The PGM Hecate II is the standard heavy sniper rifle of the French Army. It is an anti-materiel rifle for demolition shooting at long ranges, harassing fire and counter-sniping. The key problem with the Hecate II, and with any other antimaterial rifles used in the war, is a general unavailability of "sniper-grade" ammunition. Ammo:.50 BMG Wt: 14 kg, 1 kg per 10 rounds or 1.7 kg per magazine Mag: 7 box Price: $2700 (R/-) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. Bipod Rng 200 with match ammo. Hecate II BA /65 Bipod BA /105 KSVK The KSVK is the standard heavy sniper rifle of the Russian Special Forces. The key problem with the KSVK, and with any other antimaterial rifles used in the war, is a general unavailability of "sniper-grade" ammunition. Ammo: 12.7mm B Wt: 13 kg, 1 kg per 7 rounds or 1.5 kg per magazine Mag: 5 box Price: $1700 (-/R) Notes: All sniper rifles come with a scope. With the scope, add 15 meters to the basic range for aimed shots. If the scope is later damaged or lost (or for quick shots) this modifier is not added. Bipod Rng 175 with match ammo. KSVK BA /55 Bipod BA /90 NEW SMALL ARMS AMMO The following is an expanded list of small arms and machinegun ammunition that includes some new cartridge types not covered in the Equipment List page mm FN (5.7x28mm FN): This round was developed in the late 1980s by FN for their new P90 Personal Defense Weapon. It was designed to replace the 9mm Parabellum round in certain applications, but no country has as yet adopted round in large numbers. Wt: 9 kg per case of 1000, 0.5 kg per 50 round magazine, 0.2 kg per 20 round magazine. Price: $250 per case (R/-) 9x39mm (9x39mm SP-5 or SP-6 subsonic): This cartridge is based on a 7.62mm S case, necked-out to 9mm, and loaded with heavy, streamlined bullet. The SP-5 is a standard ball bullet with a lead core, while the SP-6 has a hardened steel penetrator to defeat body armour at longer ranges. Wt: 2.8 kg per case of 100, 0.5 kg per 10 round magazine, 0.8 kg per 20 round magazine. Price: $250 per case for SP-5 (-/R) $500 per case for SP-6 (-/R).30 Carbine (7.62x33mm): 12 gauge CAW: Wt: 15 kg per case of Wt: Same as 12 gauge Price: $120 per case (C/R) Price: $500 per case (S/R)

34 Machineguns M60 The standard U.S. general-purpose machinegun, a development of the WWII German MG42. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NLT). It accepts 1OO-round belts. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 10 kg, 3 kg per belt, 7 kg for NLT tripod Mag: 100 belt Price: $1500 (S/R) M Nil 6 100B bipod Nil 6 100B tripod Nil 6 100B M1919 Browning Although it began to be superseded by newer designs in the later half of the century (such as by the M60 machine gun), this WWII machinegun remains in use in many NATO and non-nato countries. It is generally found without a bipod, instead being mounted on a tripod (NMT). It accepts 25O-round belts. Ammo: Wt: 14 kg, 7.5 kg per belt, 10 kg for NMT tripod Mag: 250 belt Price: $1200 (S/R) M B bipod B tripod B Bren L2A4 After the standartisation of the 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge, many British Brens have been converted to fire rimless 7.62mm NATO rounds. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NLT). It accepts 30-round box magazines only. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 9 kg, 1.2 kg per magazine, 7 kg for NLT tripod Mag: 30 box Price: $1200 (R/-) Bren L Nil bipod Nil tripod Nil MAG/L7A2 GPMG This Belgian-made weapon is the standard general-purpose machinegun in the Belgian Army, where it is called the MAG, and in the British Army, where it is the L7A2 GPMG. It is also the standard vehicle-mounted light machinegun of the US Army, which calls it the M240. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NMT). It accepts 100-round belts. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 12 kg, 3 kg per belt, 10 kg for NMT tripod Mag: 100 belt Price: $2000 (S/R) L7A Nil 6 100B bipod Nil 6 100B tripod Nil 6 100B

35 Machineguns MG3 The standard German general purpose machinegun is a slightly improved copy of the wartime MG42. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NMT or LMT). It accepts 50-round belts. Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 11 kg, 1.5 kg per belt, 10 kg for NMT tripod, 7 kg LMT Mag: 50 belt Price: $1500 (S/R) MG Nil 6 50B bipod Nil 6 50B tripod Nil 6 50B - 2/3 125 PK The standard Eastbloc medium machinegun, the PK is usually found mounted on a vehicle. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (PLT). It accepts 50-round belts. Ammo: 7.62mm L Wt: 9 kg, 1.5 kg per belt, 10 kg for PLT tripod Mag: 50 belt Price: $2500 (R/S) PK Nil 6 50B bipod Nil 6 50B tripod Nil 6 50B Vz-59 The standard medium machinegun of the Czech Army, the Vz-59 is a local design which is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (PLT). It accepts 50-round belts. Ammo: 7.62mm L Wt: 9 kg, 1.5 kg per belt, 10 kg for PLT tripod Mag: 50 belt Price: $1500 (R/R) Vz Nil 6 50B bipod Nil 6 50B tripod Nil 6 50B AAT-52 The standard machinegun of the French military, the AAT-52 is equipped with a bipod and can be fired from a tripod (NLT). The weapon s blowback extraction system tends to rip cartridge cases in half when extracting them, leaving a ring of brass stuck in the barrel and ruining the cases. French troops have learned to overcome this deficiency by greasing the cartridge cases. Troops unfamiliar with the AAT-52, however, will be unaware of this precaution, and once the weapon s ready supply of ammo has been used up, there is a chance the weapon will jam (roll 1 D20 every third turn the weapon is fired), and any jam is Difficult and not Average to clear (page 138). Ammo: 7.5mm MAS Wt: 10 kg, 2 kg per belt, 7 kg for NLT tripod Mag: 50 belt Price: $400 (R/R) AAT Nil 5 50B bipod Nil 5 50B tripod Nil 5 50B

36 Machineguns KPV The KPV isthe largest-caliber conventional machinegun in service and is virtually a small cannon. It fires a round originally developed for the Soviet RTRS-41 antitank rifle in WWII and is found mounted only on vehicles. It accepts 100-round belts. Ammo: 14.5mm B Wt: 50 kg, 25 kg per belt Mag: 100 belt Price: $3000 (S/C) KPV B Vickers Mk1 The Vickers Mk I is a watercooled medium machinegun which was in British service from 1912 to the late 1960s. Smaller armies were known to have used it well into the 1980s. Ammo:.303 Wt: 24 kg, 7 kg per belt, 23kg for special tripod Mag: 250 belt Price: $1350 (S/R) Vickers Nil 7 250B tripod Nil 7 250B MG-42 An improved WWI German machinegun, the MG-42 served as the basis for many modern designs, including the US M60. It is equipped with a bipod and can also be fired from a tripod (NLT). Ammo: 8mm M Wt: 11 kg, 1.5 kg per belt, 7 kg for NLT tripod Mag: 50 belt Price: $1200 (S/R) MG Nil 6 50B bipod Nil 6 50B tripod Nil 6 50B M214 6-Pac The M214 is a six-barreled Gatling gun, fed by a 1000-round drum. When the ROF is set at 5, the weapon can be fired without a tripod. Otherwise it is fired from a tripod (NHT) or vehicle mount. Ammo: 5.56mm N Wt: 20 kg, 15 kg per drum, 22 kg for NHT tripod Mag: 1000 drum Price: $10,000 (R/R) M Nil tripod Nil

37 Machineguns M2HB The M2 Heavy Barrel is the standard heavy machinegun of every western European army. It accepts 105-round belts and may be fired only from a tripod (NHT) or from a vehicle mount. M2HB B tripod B Ammo:.50 BMG or SLAP Wt: 42 kg, 13 kg per belt, 22 kg for NHT Mag: 105 belt Price: $1600 (V/C) Notes: SLAP ammunition has penetration DShK The standard heavy machinegun in use by Warsaw Pact nations. It is usually used on a vehicle mount, but can also be used on a wheeled carriage (PHC) which is treated as a tripod mount. It accepts 50-round belts. DShK B tripod B Ammo: 12.7 B Wt: 40 kg, 11 kg per belt, 100 kg for PHC Mag: 50 belt Price: $2000 (C/V)

38 Machineguns M134 Minigun M134 Minigun was originally developed as a helicopter armament. The weapon was mounted on a tripod (NHT) as a field expedient and is still used in this way on occasion. M Nil B Ammo: 7.62mm N Wt: 24 kg, 45 kg per linked belt, 22 kg for NHT Mag: 15 linked 100-round belts Price: $2400 (S/-) RPD The RPD is the first Soviet machinegun to use the 7.62mm S round. It is obsolete and is now found chiefly in service with Third World armies. The major problem with the design is the lack of a quick-change barrel. RPD Nil 5 100B bipod Nil 5 100B Ammo: 7.62mm S Wt: 7.5 kg, 2 kg per belt Mag: 100 belt Price: $1000 (R/S)