The Unofficial Guide To 2300AD Weaponry

The Unofficial Guide to
2300AD
Weaponry
Contents
1 – Modern Handguns
10 – Modern Rifles
13 – Modern Submachine Guns
16 – Modern Shotguns
19 – Modern Assault Rifles
33 – Modern Special Operations Weapons
35 – Modern Sniper Rifles
37 – Modern Laser Pistols
39 – Modern Laser Rifles & Assault Rifles
43 – Modern Plasma Guns
46 – Modern Machineguns
51 – Modern Cannons
52 – Sonic Stunners
53 – Modern Grenade Launchers
Modern Handguns
Australia
DunArmCo ‘Survival Buddy’
The Survival Buddy, or Buddy Gun, is an unusual bullpup pistol originally intended to be
part of military survival kits. It breaks down in such a way that the weapon and one loaded
magazine will fit into a Compact Ration box. A variety of silencers, suppressors, and barrel
extensions are available.
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Type: 5mm survival pistol
Country: Australia
Weight (Empty): 1.0 kg
Length: 15cm (Bulk = 0)
Action: SS or bursts
Ammunition: 5x15mm fixed cartridge ball
Muzzle Velocity: 400mps
Magazine: 15-round box magazine
Magazine Weight: 0.1 kg
ROF: 3
Aimed Fire Range: 40 m
Area Fire Burst: 10 rounds (AFV = 1)
Area Fire Range: 20 m
DP Value: 0.2
Price: Lv160 (Lv2 for box of 300 rounds)
Austrovenia
Stracher P-11M
One of the most powerful pistols ever, the P-11M packs a strong punch with its 11mm
rounds. It is also much more accurate than the average pistol but the high recoil makes the
weapon tedious to use. The long barrel also makes it inconvenient for fast-draw situations.
Type: 11mm semi-automatic pistol

Country: Austrovenia
Length: 35 cm (Bulk=0)
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: 580 mps
Magazine: 7-round box
ROF: 1
Area Fire Burst: 3 rounds (AFV=0.25)
DP Value: 0.8
Stracher P-10 (Pistole 10)

The standard issue pistol of the Austrovenian and Hungarian militaries is a rather
conventional 10mm design, with reasonable performance and a reputation for reliability.

Action: SS
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Stracher PM-17 (Pistole Modele 17)

The PM-17, often referred to as simply the Stracher 17, is a unique pistol in that it combines a
simple design (32 components including the magazine) with advanced composite materials.
The result is a light weapon that is easy to maintain and able to pass through simple security
checks undetected. The Stracher 17 is nothing beautiful to look at, but it is extremely
functional.

Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Stracher PM-19 (Pistole Modele 19)

The Stracher 19 is a compact variant of the Modele 17 especially favoured by internal
security agents.
Type: 9mm semi-automatic body pistol

Action: SS
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 0.4
Brazil
Arno Five-Fifteen
Country: Brazil
Action: SS
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.2
France
Guiscard PM-70 (Pistolet Modele 2270)

The PM-70 is a target pistol that was released at the same time that the FC-70 hunting rifle
was produced. While not a particularly useful combat weapon, the PM-70 is an accurate
pistol firing a large calibre rifle round. This alone can make the first shot worth it. The
weapon is not very common but can be found just about anywhere.
Type: 7.5mm target pistol

Country: France
Action: SS
Ammunition: 7.5x40mm fixed cartridge ball
Magazine: 3 rounds internal
ROF: 1
4
DP Value: 0.7
Germany
Sternsacht Heavy Pistol

Currently the largest calibre pistol in production, it features a miniaturized hydraulic recoil
compensator, similar to those used in modern assault rifles, making the recoil manageable
and includes a smartgun port for connection to a military suit.
Type: 15.6mm semi-automatic pistol

Country: Germany
Action: SS
ROF: 1
DP Value: 1.2
Walther GSP

Country: Germany
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
RSFSR
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Pistolet Leonova PL-72
The Leonova PL is a classic Russian pistol in its use of an unorthodox round. The weapon is
straightforward in its design and is very handy to hold and carry. The weapon is not seen
much outside of Russian security forces.

Country: RSFSR
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Segatova PS (Pistolyet Segatova)

Country: RSFSR
Action: SS
ROF: 2
DP Value: 0.6
USA
Colt M28 ‘Stopper’

This Pistol is one of the largest made by Colt, chambering the same round that makes the P-
11 so devastating. It will be issued as a backup weapon to US Army and Marine Vehicle
crews and Heavy Weapon operators sent to the Kafer Frontier beginning in 2303. It's highly
prized for its polymer construction and its extensive reliability.
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Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1
Colt P-36E2
The P-36E2 is a high power version of a popular white collar handgun. The pistol itself
comes with an electronic sight and is neural jack ready. The weapon has been dubbed "Molly
the Mauler" after the popular fiction character that made the weapon well known.

Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.6
Hancock 923 Enforcer

Type: 9mm semi-automatic revolver
Country: USA
Action: SS
Magazine: 6-round cylinder
Ammunition Weight: 0.1 kg
ROF: 4
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DP Value: 0.3
Ruger P-2247
The P-2247 is a very reliable and sturdy handgun found occasionally throughout human
occupied space. The slide comes pre-grooved, ready for a variety of top mounted or slung
sighting units. The weapon is easy to maintain and relatively inexpensive.

Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.6
Ruger P-2250
The P-2250 is merely a cut-down, compact, rechambered version of the well known P-2247.
Type: 9mm semi-automatic body pistol

Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Smith & Wesson ISP 106

Type: 6mm binary propellant semi-automatic pistol
Country: USA
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Action: SS
Ammunition: 6x14mm target-shredding sabot
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Price: Lv390 (Lv25 for magazine, Lv7 for box of 100 rounds)
Traylor Model 57
Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Traylor Model 63
An improved model of the Model 57, this weapon is gaining immense popularity with those
that used the "57". Its larger magazine capacity, increased reliability and ease of maintenance
are hallmarks of this entire line of pistols and it is slated to replace the "57" in US general
issue by 2310.

Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 5
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DP Value: 0.4
Modern Rifles
Austrovenia
Stracher SS-7 (Scharfschutzen Modele 7)

The Stracher SS-7 is the only mass-produced air rifle currently in use as a hunting weapon
(although a variety of low-power air rifles are used for recreational target shooting). The
weapon is powered by compressed air from a central reservoir, which holds sufficient
pressure for 20 shots at high pressure and 30 more at low pressure. The weapon can be
recharged by hand, but only to the low pressure level.
Type: 4mm sporting rifle
Action: SS
Ammunition: 4mm flechette
Air Recharge Bottle: 30 shots (high pressure), 20 shots (low pressure)
Air Recharge Bottle Weight: 0.5kg
ROF: 5
Aimed Fire Range: 400 m (high pressure), 200 m (low pressure)
Area Fire Range: 300 m (high pressure), 200 m (low pressure)
DP Value: 0.2 (high pressure), 0.1 (low pressure)
Price: Lv140 (Lv1 for box of 1000 rounds, Lv1 for recharge bottle)
Britain
Rockwell ‘Twelve Eighty-One Magnum’

Deservedly enjoying a reputation as the most powerful sporting rifle in known space, the 12-
81 can only be fired from a rest with the integral bipod extended, and even then the provision
of an in-stock shock absorber is necessary to avoid injury. The weapon was designed to
provide killing capability against the giant lizards of Wolf-424B-1, but has since enjoyed
wide use in the armed forces of several nations as a long-range sniper rifle. The French FTE-
10 Gauss rifle is in many ways a more modern version of the Rockwell 12-81 Magnum.
Type: 12mm big game / sniper rifle

Country: Britain
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Action: SS
ROF: 1
DP Value: 4
France
Guiscard FC-68 (Fusil Chasseur 2268)

The FC-68 was designed with the Frontier colonist in mind, and is widely used by French
civilians on a variety of worlds. It combines a bullpup configuration (giving it a distinctly
military look - one of its strongest selling features) with full-automatic fire.
Type: 5mm sporting rifle

Country: France
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.2
Guiscard FC-70 (Fusil Chasseur 2270)

The FC-70 was designed to make use of the large quantities of 7.5mm surplus ammunition
available on the open market, and low firing cost has made it (and other similar rifles)
popular. It is widely used both as a target rifle and for medium-sized game hunting.
Type: 7.5mm hunting rifle

Country: France
Action: SS
ROF: 2
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DP Value: 0.7
USA
Hancock One-Oh-Five Seeker

The Seeker is a civilian small game hunting rifle common throughout the frontier. Its smooth
stock is disrupted only by the odd helical magazine mounted atop the weapon.
Type: 5mm hunting rifle

Country: USA
Action: SS
Magazine: 100-round helical box
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.2
Ruger Sure-Shot 60
A common and popular small calibre weapon on the frontier usually in the hands of colonists
(especially those too young to handle something larger) it's a popular, easy to use and
accurate weapon. It's forgiving as well as there are at least 3 safeties, all of which have to be
disengaged for the weapon to fire.
Type: 5mm hunting rifle

Country: USA
Magazine: 80-round helical box
ROF: 5
Area Fire Burst: 20 rounds (AFV=2)
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DP Value: 0.3
Winchester 2282
A new entry to the Hunting rifle market, it is a solid, well-built weapon with no real sterling
qualities, but with a rugged reliability and accuracy that makes this weapon a steady seller.
Type: 7.5mm hunting rifle

Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
Modern Submachine Guns
Brazil
Arno IMBEL-41
An old design originally intended for starship security crews, this SMG has become popular
in just about every corner of human space for its ruggedness and simplicity. To this day it
remains in widespread production.
Type: 9mm submachine gun

Country: Brazil
Length: 90 cm (Bulk=3) 65 cm stock folded (Bulk=2)
ROF: 3
Aimed Fire Range: 300 m (stock must be extended for aimed fire)
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DP Value: 0.4
Confederation of Palestine
Shakur Arms Uzi-24

A faithful replica of the original, the Uzi 24th century incorporates advanced synthetic
materials, making for a capable weapon. Upon release, the Uzi proved wildly popular. Since
then, millions have been produced and its reliability, coupled with low prices, has been
greatly valued on frontier worlds.

Country: Palestine
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.4
France
Ignais CAM-12
The CAM-12 is a compact machine pistol originally designed for law enforcement and
military purposes. Unfortunately, it has become the trademark weapon of gangsters and a few
have made their way to the frontier.

Country: France
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 0.4
Germany
Rorttmann MP-97 (Maschinen Pistole 2297)

The MP-97 rose out of a demand for a military firearm that could be issued to vehicle and
starship crews. The weapon is essentially a modernized submachine gun. Its compactness is
handy for personnel working in cramped spaces. The MP-97 implements the standard bullpup
layout.

Country: Germany
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Rorttmann MP-97K (Maschinen Pistole 2297 Kurz)

The MP-97K is a compact version of the MP-97. The MP-97K has found popularity among
police agencies and terrorists alike because of its handiness. It differs from the MP-97 in
being shorter overall, lacking a butt-stock and having the magazine inserted into the
handgrip.

Country: Germany
Magazine: 15 or 25-round box
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 0.4
Manchuria
Wu-Beijing Type-07
Unique among modern submachine guns, but very much common in Wu-Beijing weapon
designs, it has a conventional trigger-magazine-barrel layout and was developed to meet the
demand for a close-in weapon for crewmen and special operations. In service as of 2300, the
Type-07 has proven to be a fierce, reliable weapon and packs a folding stock.

Country: Manchuria
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.4
Modern Shotguns
Australia
DunArmCo Close Assault Gun (CAG)
Type: 18mm automatic shotgun

Country: Australia
Ammunition: 18x60mm fixed cartridge buckshot
ROF: 2
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DP Value: 0.3 x 10
France
Fabrique RPS-2292
This new French combat shotgun, issued strictly to the elite French FFL Raider detachments,
is all the rage among the French. It is a well-behaved weapon that gives the user quite an
edge at close quarters. It is popular on the Kafer frontier as it is handy, light and devastating.
Type: 18mm pump-action shotgun

Country: France
Action: SS
Magazine: 6-round tubular magazine
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.3 x 10
Germany
Heckler & Koch 2293

This shotgun is a well-made reliable model intended for law enforcement and military use; it
has no real glaring faults or sterling qualities, and is a simple, rugged weapon.

Country: Germany
Magazine Weight: 0.5 kg (20-round), 0.6 kg (50-round)
ROF: 5
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DP Value: 0.4 x 10
USA
Traylor Model 10 Riot Gun

Type: 18mm pump-action shotgun
Country: USA
Action: SS
Magazine: 8-round tubular magazine
ROF: 2
DP Value: 0.3 x 10
Traylor Model 40 ‘Super Trench Boom’

Newly issued to the USMC in 2303, the "STB" as it's affectionately known to Marines is a
devastating automatic shotgun now in general issue to all Marine units on the Kafer Frontier.
This weapon is a true killing machine, in the words of one Marine NCO, ‘this thing will tear
the f***ing faces off of those bugs!’ Needless to say, Traylor is finding it can't make
weapons fast enough to keep up with demand.

Country: USA
Magazine Weight: 0.5 kg (10-round), 0.6kg (50-round)
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.4 x 10
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Modern Assault Rifles
Argentina/Mexico
CASA-12
This is the old service weapon of the Mexican/Argentinean armed forces. It is a reliable,
simple weapon that is easy to use and maintain. It is currently in the hands of second-line
forces in both nations as the weapon has been replaced by the CASA-14.
Type: 7.5mm conventional assault rifle

Country: Argentina/Mexico
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.5
CASA-14
The new service weapon of the Mexican/Argentinean Armed Forces is a FAM-90 knockoff
with no real innovations and it is often questioned as to why FAM-90s were not purchased
instead. It is a good weapon, but is a considerable waste of funds.
Type: 4.5mm Gauss rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Argentina/Mexico
Ammunition: 4.5x20mm flechette
Magazine: 60-round box with integral power cell
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.6
Price: Lv520 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable magazine)
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Australia
Lithgow Arms F2 Gwardar II

The standard second line infantry weapon, the F2 Gwardar II is an improved version of the
American M-2 fitted with a low light television sight and a laser rangefinder/designator for
integration with the first generation of Australian battlesuits.
Type: 9mm conventional assault rifle

Country: Australia
Ammunition: 9x45mm fixed cartridge APHE
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
Austrovenia
StG-84 (Sturmgewehr 2284)

The StG-84 is an Austrovenian design based strongly on the Brazilian BF-1, though
incorporating improvements (most notably variable muzzle velocity) which were considered
groundbreaking back in 2284. Unfortunately, the design was relatively heavy, and quite
expensive in its time, and failed to find much of an international market. Note that the StG-84
is built around the same ammunition used by the BF-1 and magazines are interchangeable.
Type: 7.5mm binary propellant assault rifle

Muzzle Velocity: 900 mps (area fire 400 mps)
Recharge Bottle: 200 aimed shots/20 bursts
Recharge Bottle Weight: 0.2 kg
ROF: 3 (area fire 5)
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DP Value: 0.7 (area fire 0.3)
Brazil
Ramirez-Abruggo BF-1
The Ramirez-Abruggo BF-1 was the first mass-produced binary propellant rifle in use, but it
has now been replaced by more modern weapon designs. Even when in frontline service, the
Ramirez-Abruggo BF-1 binary propellant weapon's performance was always considered to be
disappointing.
The Ramirez-Abruggo BF-1 currently remains widely used only because it was originally
produced in extremely large numbers. While the Ramirez-Abruggo BF-1 was initially quite
expensive to produce, surplus models are now generally available for purchase at a fairly
inexpensive price.

Country: Brazil
ROF: 2
DP Value: 0.7
Ramirez-Abruggo BF-3
The BF-3 is the successor to the lacklustre BF-1 and its improved derivatives. Entering
service in 2291 after a protracted and troubled developmental process, the long development
has paid off and resulted in a superb weapon. It is currently issued only to frontline units due
to the large numbers of BF-1s in service.
Type: 7.5mm binary propellant assault rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Brazil/Portugal
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
Britain
Enfield L142
This is the standard service British weapon. It is a unique bullpup gauss design that is handy,
effective and nasty in the right hands. It is a highly accurate weapon and includes gyro-
stabilisation as standard.

Country: Britain
ROF: 4
DP Value: 0.6
Canada
CFARG C-28
The C-28 is a unique weapon developed by the Canadian Federal Armaments Research
Group and has started entering service in 2299. The weapon itself is similar to many caseless
ammunition weapons currently in service, its main difference being in the ammunition. Each
round is a 10mm solid fuel rocket slug with three tiny vents angled to impart a stabilizing
spin on the bullet (burn lasts six to seven metres). The weapon also incorporates an electronic
battlesight. The C-28 is known as the M-10 ARL in Amercian service.
Type: 10mm microjet assault rifle

Country: Canada
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Ammunition: 10mm microjet APHE
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
Confederation of Palestine
CPMI Bekaa
Manufactured by Confederation of Palestine Military Industries, the Bekaa is a derivative of
the Traylor Arms M2 assault rifle, incorporating the ubiquitous 30mm grenade launcher, a
larger magazine, and a modern electro-optical sight. However, it is relatively rare outside of
the CPDF, as it has not sold well in foreign markets in the face of competition from more
modern designs.
Type: 9mm conventional assault rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Palestine
Magazine: 40-round box (also accepts 30-round M2 magazines)
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
France
FAB-62 (Fusil Automatique Binon 2262)

The predecessor to the FAM-90, this was at best, a fair weapon as it had many of the same
problems that other binary propellant rifles of the day suffered from, still it was reliable for a
weapon of its type and many an example can be found throughout human space in the hands
of militias, colonists and security forces.
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Country: France
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
Price: Lv200 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv4 for 10 recharge bottles, Lv5 for magazine)
FAA-73 (Fusil Automatique d’Assault 2273)

The FAA-73 was the standard French infantry weapon until the introduction of the FAM-90
in the early 2290’s. It is a conventional rifle firing the well regarded 7.5x40mm caseless
round, and comes standard with a 3.5x sight. In addition, it features a fold down monopod
affixed to the forestock which can also be used as an aiming handle when using the weapon
in close quarters.

Country: France
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
FAM-90 (Fusil Automatique Magnetique 2290)

The standard infantry weapon of first-line French infantry, the FAM-90 Gauss rifle fires
single shots at high velocity, giving good aimed fire accuracy, and fires bursts at a much
lower velocity, giving the rifle excellent controllability on automatic fire. The optic sights
incorporate a low-power laser range finder for aimed fire. An HR-17 30mm grenade launcher
is mounted below the barrel.

Country: France
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Germany
SG-77 (Sturmgewehr 2277)
The Sturmgewehr-2277 has now been replaced by more modern types of weapons in
Germany's arsenal; however, the weapon was once widely exported, and it can still be found
in private hands, as well as in the hands of many smaller armed forces and militias.
The Sturmgewehr-2277 was originally produced under license in Japan as the Type-79
assault rifle, and it remains in use as Japan's standard service weapon.

Country: Germany
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.6
Rorttmann SG-99 (Sturmgewehr 2299)

The SG-99 is a variant of the MP-97 chambered for a small calibre rifle round. The increased
ranged has resulted in the weapon being classed as an assault rifle instead of a submachine
gun. The SG-99 implements the standard bullpup layout.
Type: 5.5mm conventional assault carbine

Country: Germany
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.6
Rorttmann SK-19 (Sturm Karabiner 19)

Now the standard service weapon of the German Army, the SK-19 is clearly a progressive
development of the Traylor Arms M-2 Assault Rifle. The main improvements over the M-2
consist of the substitution of a reliable binary propellant system for fixed cartridges and the
inclusion of an integral 30mm grenade launcher in the stock below the barrel. The binary
propellant system includes a muzzle velocity governor keyed to the fire selector, patterned
after that on the French FAM-90. When on the burst setting, muzzle velocity is considerably
reduced giving an extremely controllable automatic weapon. The resulting combination of a
high rate of fire, ease of control, the shattering punch of the 9mm APHE round, and the
option of 30mm grenade fire makes the SK-19 the most devastating close-in assault weapon
in service anywhere.
Type: 9mm binary propellant assault rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Germany
Ammunition: 9x12mm APHE
Muzzle Velocity: 700 mps (area fire 400mps)
DP Value: 1.0
Price: Lv440 (Lv2 for 50-round disposable magazine, Lv1 for recharge bottle)
Rorttmann SK-20 (Sturm Karabiner 20)

Just recently being issued to the German Marine Corps (Deutsche Marine Korps), this is an
extremely effective and devastating weapon. It has proven its worth during the cleanup
operations on Joi where German Marines sang its praises far and wide. It's compact, effective
and fires a devastating 5.5mm Gauss round, it's also more reliable than its French FAM-90
counterpart, which, of course, upsets the French.

Country: Germany
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.8
Japan
Kurita Arms Type-1
The new service rifle of the Japanese military, it is been met with immense popularity as it is
essentially a product improved FAM-90 that has higher muzzle velocity and better
controllability.

Country: Japan
ROF: 4
DP Value: 0.6
Manchuria
Storm Gun Type-81

Shortly before the Central Asian War, there was a flurry of interest in man-carried heavy
calibre "storm guns," mostly brought on by Manchuria's adoption of the Type-81. The storm
gun was intended to provide light anti-vehicle and anti-bunker fire, and the exploding round
was expected to give a good area fire capability. In services, however, the weapon proved
disappointing so although it is still in service, no replacement is planned, and private interest
in this type of weapon has largely dried up. One problem with early versions involved the
exposed recoil cylinder of the telescoping shock absorbing shoulder stock. Sand and grit
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contaminated the lubricants of the cylinder, fouling it to the point that Manchurian troops
(those not discarding the weapon altogether) were often forced to brace the shoulder stock
against a rock or tree when firing. After the Central Asian War, most Type-81s were fitted
with a flexible fabric stock cover to prevent this.
Type: 20mm binary propellant storm gun

Country: Manchuria
Action: SS
Ammunition: 20x31mm APHA
Recharge Bottle: 100 aimed shots
ROF: 1
DP Value: 4.0
Wu-Beijing Type-49
The Wu-Beijing Type-49 Assault Rifle is unique among modern military arms, its uniqueness
stemming for a return to an older design which uses a trigger-magazine-barrel design layout
rather than the more efficient "bullpup" layout (a magazine-trigger-barrel design).
The Type-49 trigger-magazine-barrel design layout results in a longer rifle with no gain in
effective barrel length, a shortcoming the Type-95 dealt with by shortening the barrel to
carbine length and providing the weapon with a folding stock. With the stock folded, the
weapon is very handy, but aimed fire is effectively impossible.
Country: Manchuria
Length: 86 cm (Bulk=3) 58 cm with stock folded (Bulk=1)
ROF: 2
DP Value: 0.7
Wu-Beijing Type-80
Manchuria’s first venture into the field of bullpup weaponry, the Type-80 is an upgrade of the
aging Type-49. Besides improved accuracy, it packs an integral 30mm GL. However, it was
deemed too costly and no need was seen for a Type-49 replacement. Therefore, the Type-80
was only adopted in small numbers.
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Type: 7.5mm conventional assault rifle with integral 30mm GL
Country: Manchuria
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
Wu-Beijing Type-95
The current service weapon of the Manchurian armed forces, it is a conventional, simple
design since Manchuria has no desire to invest in a costly, hard to maintain Gauss weapon.
Many, however, believe that it is simple conservatism on the part of the Manchurian
procurement department. But the weapon is tried true and simple, and most importantly,
cheap.

Country: Manchuria
ROF: 4
DP Value: 0.7
RSFSR
AS-54 (Avtomat Segatova 2254)

Produced in immense numbers, the AS-54 is probably one of the most successful weapon
designs of this century. Now obsolete, it was replaced in Russian service by the AS-89.
However, the weapon continues to circulate in the millions and many countries continue to
manufacture copies of the rifle. Cheaply priced, it has become the weapon of choice for third-
world nations and criminals.
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Country: RSFSR
Length: 98 cm (Bulk=4) 80 cm with stock folded (Bulk=3)
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.9
AMM-64 (Avtomat Mikhailova Modernirovanyi 2264)

This weapon is the predecessor to the AS-89, it is a binary propellant rifle of amazing
durability and reliability, the whole weapon is a marvel of small arms design, because of its
crude, simple design, it has unparalleled reliability.

Country: RSFSR
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.7
Price: Lv220 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv4 for 10 recharge bottle)
AS-89 (Avtomat Segatova 2289)

The standard Soviet Russian infantry weapon, the AS-89 incorporates a reliable optic sight
and an integral 30mm G-2 grenade launcher. The AS-89 found a home for a time in the hands
of hired mercenaries of the French Arm. In fact, this weapon became the trademark of men
who were for hire, and as such is an institution in and of itself.

Country: RSFSR
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.5
Scandinavian Union
G-71 (Gevar Modell 2271)

The G-71 is a well designed Scandinavian combat rifle. It fires a large calibre round typical
of this class of weapon and is gyrostabilized during firing. The G-71 features a battle-sight
incorporating night vision, laser targeting and 1.5x magnification.
Type: 9mm conventional assault rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Scandinavian Union
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
USA
Traylor Arms M-5

The Traylor Arms M-5 was chosen as the standard assault rifle for the Marine forces in 2293.
A development of the M-2 "nine-forty-four," it uses a binary propellant system rather than
the M-2's fixed cartridge.
Type: 9mm binary propellant assault rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: USA
Ammunition: 9x12mm APHE
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DP Value: 1.0
Price: Lv675 (Lv3 for 50-round disposable magazine, Lv2 for recharge bottle)
Remington-Colt M-4A1
Adopted as the standard service weapon of the American Army in 2297, the weapon has a
replaceable power cell located in the stock of the weapon. This was done because of teething
problems with power supply in the weapon’s magazine. Power is routed automatically as
needed. Additionally, the stock power cell can boost the M-4’s velocity to 1600 mps for two
magazines’ worth of shots, increasing performance.

Country: USA
Muzzle Velocity: 1300 mps (boosted 1600 mps)
ROF: 3
Aimed Fire Range: 750 m (850 m boosted)
Area Fire Range: 450 m (500 m boosted)
DP Value: 0.5 (0.6 boosted)
Price: Lv380 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable magazine, Lv1 stock power cell)
Traylor Arms M-2

The Traylor Arms M-2 "nine-forty-four" assault rifle was one of the most popular weapons of
its day in U.S. service and is still a favourite among paramilitary organizations on the fringes
of human space. Simple and reliable, the M-2 was the first mass-produced weapon to use a
9mm APHE round.
Type: 9mm conventional assault rifle

Country: USA
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
M-41A Pulse Rifle

A weapon used by some paramilitary groups, the M-41A is a bulky rifle incorporating a
pump feed grenade launcher. Sights are of the simple aperture/post design. The weapon
incorporates the older trigger-magazine-barrel layout.
Type: 10mm conventional assault rifle with integral 30mm pump-action GL

Country: USA
Magazine: 95-round box (GL 5-round box)
ROF: 4
DP Value: 1.3
Modern Special Operations Weapons
France
FAM-90S
The special operations version of the FAM-90 issued to FFL Raider Detachments, it has also
garnered a reputation among the Legionnaires as a quiet, reliable weapon with no glaring
faults.
Type: 4.5mm Gauss rifle (silenced) with integral 30mm GL

Country: France
Action: SS
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 0.6
Germany
SK-20S
The special operations version of the SK-20 just now being issued to German Special Forces,
it shares many of the sterling qualities of its conventional cousin and it's silent and accurate
as well.
Type: 5.5mm Gauss rifle (silenced) with integral 30mm GL

Country: Germany
Action: SS
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.8
USA
Colt M-162 Special Operations

A new special ops Gauss weapon manufactured by Colt for various US special ops units and
the intelligence community, It is handy, accurate and deadly quiet, it can't be heard over 50m
and you wouldn't recognize its sound as a weapon out to 30m. In short, the communities that
have received this weapon have fallen in love with it and they can't say enough about it (if
they could, that is).
Type: 5.6mm Gauss rifle (silenced)

Country: USA
Action: SS
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ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.8
Modern Sniper Rifles
Britain
Rockwell L341A2 ‘Ranger’

Renowned for being the most compact in the field, the L341A2 is semi-automatic and feeds
from magazines featuring integrated power cells which make for increased convenience. At
shorter ranges, it remains a potent weapon with its effective and highly controllable semi-
automatic fire, owing to its variable muzzle velocity system.
Type: 8mm Gauss sniper rifle

Country: Britain
Action: SS
Ammunition: 8x33mm flechette
ROF: 1
Price: Lv870 (Lv4 for disposable 10-round magazine)
France
FTE-8 (Fusil Tiralleur d’Elite 8)

The FTE-8 was the standard French sniper rifle of the Central Asian War period. It was
replaced by the FTE-10 before the War of German Reunification due to that weapon's greater
punch which made it capable of taking on light armoured vehicles. However the FTE-8 with
its bullpup layout is a less bulky and unwieldy weapon and remains popular with dedicated
snipers.

Country: France
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Action: SS
ROF: 1
DP Value: 2.7
Price: Lv360 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv2 for empty disposable magazine)
FTE-10 (Fusil Tiralleur d’Elite 10)

Generally, each French squad contains one FTE-10 (or similar) sniper rifle to use for long-
range aimed fire. The Fusil Tiralleur d'Elite-10 is a very low-noise weapon, which makes it
excellent for harassment fire from concealment. The FTE-10 can also penetrate light armour
at reasonable ranges.

Country: France
Action: SS
Power Cell: 30 shots
Power Cell Weight: 0.2 kg
ROF: 1
DP Value: 3.0
Price: Lv450 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv1 for disposable power cell)
Germany
PSG-98 (Prazisions Schutzen Gewehr 2298)

This Sniper Weapon is the finest in human space; it's a deadly accurate weapon out to almost
2km, it on one occasion picked off 4 Kafer officers at a range of 3.5km in rapid succession on
Joi during the fighting there. It's standard issue in the German military and where the FTE-10
is reviled, this weapon is respected.

Country: Germany
Action: SS
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Power Cell: 30 shots
Power Cell Weight: 0.2 kg
ROF: 1
DP Value: 4.0
Price: Lv750 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv1 for disposable power cell)
RSFSR
SVB (Snayperskaya Vintovka Belnikarpova)
Although the Belnikarpova is the highest energy man-portable laser in service with any army,
more modern designs produce the same damage at lower power levels. Nevertheless, the
SVB remains effective and is the standard service laser in use by the RFSFR where it serves
as the squad sniper weapon.
Type: 80-01 laser sniper rifle

Country: RSFSR
Action: SS
Pulse Energy: 0.8 mj
Muzzle Velocity: C
Magazine: 6 mj LMS cell (6-pulses)
ROF: 3
DP Value: 2.0
Price: Lv770 (Lv5 for a disposable LMS cell)
Modern Laser Pistols
Argentina
Mueller-Rivera P-3
The P-3 is a very handy lightweight laser. The combination of a low power output and high
discharge rate of the Quinn 7 megajoule FDLMS power cell makes for a high cyclic rate of
fire and a reasonable area fire capability.
The pistol's power cell is worn on the belt and connected to the pistol by means of a 50-gauge
Teleflex photonic link cable.
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Type: 20-01 laser pistol
Country: Argentina
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
Magazine: 7 mj FDLMS cell (35-pulses)
ROF: 5
Area Fire Burst: 4 pulses (AFV=0.5)
DP Value: 0.6
Price: Lv750 (Lv5 for a disposable FDLMS cell)
Brazil
Gonzalves-Brazilia P-88 (Pistola 2288)

The company’s first venture into the field of laser pistols, the P-88 is renowned for its high-
powered 30-01 pulse, normally seen only in rifles. It is also the most accurate laser pistol ever
produced and has become a favourite of Brazilian troops. The high-capacity power cell keeps
it going for 33 shots in spite of the high-powered pulse that it fires.

Country: Brazil
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 3
DP Value: 1.0
Germany
Rorttmann LP-1 (Laser Pistole 1)

A rare and interesting weapon, the LP-1 has taken a more traditional pistol approach than the
Mueller-Rivera P-3. The power cell is mounted under the barrel ahead of the trigger guard
making the weapon a bit cumbersome to fire, but more self contained.
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Country: Germany
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 4
DP Value: 0.8
Modern Laser Rifles & Assault Rifles
Argentina
Mueller-Rivera F-5 (Fusile 5)
The F-5 is an upgrade of the inefficient F-3 of almost a decade ago. The F-5 was widely
exported and was replaced in Argentine service soon after by the far superior F-7.
Type: 40-02 laser rifle

Country: Argentina
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 3
DP Value: 0.9

The F-7 was one of the first handheld lasers and the first to use the now standard 0.01 second
pulse. Although superseded by more modern types in the armed forces of the major powers, it
remains in widespread use by second-line troops.

Country: Argentina
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Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.9

The Mueller-Rivera F-19 is the current service laser with Argentine troops, and is widely
exported as well. It pioneered the use of the Quinn optronics fast-discharge 7mj LMS cell and
is a powerful, accurate and efficient weapon.

Country: Argentina
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 2.0
Brazil
Gonzalves-Brazilia Luce-3
One of the oldest laser weapons still in service, the Luce-3 was a fairly clumsy and inefficient
design, which remains in use primarily because very large numbers were produced. Captured
Luce-3’s, for example, are the main sniping weapon used by the armed forces of the Inca
Republic.

Country: Brazil
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 1.0
Gonzalves-Brazilia Luce-4
The standard service rifle of Brazil until the arrival of the Luce-7, the Luce-4 was a
disappointment on the export market as compared to earlier weapons in the series. It remains
in use to this day as a sniper rifle owing to its long range and hard punch.

Country: Brazil
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 4
DP Value: 1.2
Gonzalves-Brazilia Luce-7B
The Luce-7B replaced the Luce-4 in Brazilian service. Although lower powered than most
laser rifled, it has enough punch to deal with most targets, and an integral 30mm GB-30B
grenade launcher gives it a good area fire capability.
Type: 40-01 laser rifle with integral 30mm GL

Country: Brazil
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 1.1
Germany
Rorttmann LK-1 (Laser Karabiner 1)

A very modern and deadly assault weapon, the LK-1 uses the now popular combination of a
30mm grenade launcher for area fire and a precision weapon for aimed fire. The 35-01 power
laser is optimized for maximum damage consistent with reasonable power cell duration.
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Country: Germany
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 1.0
Rorttmann LK-1Kz (Laser Karabiner 1 fur Kampfanzug)

A variant of the LK-1, mounted in the right arm of the Kz-7 Combat Walker. The laser
operates off of the walker’s internal power supply. Each pulse fired reduces the walker’s
power duration by two minutes.

Country: Germany
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 1.0
Price: Integral to Kz-7 combat walker
USA
Quinn Model 2275

An older weapon that was retired for active US service in the 2280’s, it was known for
reliability and accuracy in all conditions. It was a great sniper’s weapon that can still be
found in that capacity today with militias and local law enforcement establishments.

Country: USA
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
Magazine: 3.5 mj LMS cell (10-pulses)
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 1.0
Rockwell Starlight Special

A new experimental testbed weapon being tested on the ranges of Rockwell Industries on
King, it’s a new era in the history of laser weapons with output and ranges never heard of
before in US weapons design, it also attempts to appropriate some of the Rorttmann LK-1’s
market as it also sports a 30mm GL.

Country: USA
Action: SS
Muzzle Velocity: C
ROF: 5
DP Value: 2.0
Modern Plasma Guns
Germany
Jaschonek Fabrikant A-9 Sturmgewehr

The A-9 is the newest man-portable plasma gun intended as an assault rifle instead of a squad
support weapon. While not seriously considered as an SK-19 replacement, the A-9 is issued
on an experimental basis to back up the SK-19.
Type: 5 MW plasma gun

Country: Germany
Action: SS
Ammunition: 10x70mm 5 MW photonic core plaser cell
Magazine: 6-cell rotating cylinder magazine
ROF: 3
DP Value: As tamped explosion (EP=1)
Price: Lv1600 (Lv8 for a disposable cell)
Jaschonek Fabrikant A-4 Sturmgewehr
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The A-4 is a very high energy plasma gun integral to the Kz-7 Combat Walker. The main gun
mechanism is mounted in the chest of the walker and the weapon itself fires from over the
right shoulder. The walker must be stationary to fire the weapon due to the high recoil. The
high capacity magazine is reloaded from a port located on the front of the suit’s left hip and
can be reloaded by the suit operator.

Country: Germany
Action: SS
Magazine: 6-cell rotating cylinder magazine
ROF: 1
Price: Integral to Kz-7 combat walker (Lv24 for a disposable cell)
Japan
Kurita Arms Type-21F

The Type-21F is the classic second-generation man-portable plasma gun, incorporating more
punch in a much more efficient design. It currently is the standard squad heavy support
weapon with the Japanese Army and will probably continue in that role in the foreseeable
future. The Type-21F has been extensively exported and serves in numerous armies, and
Sumatro-Fabrique recently concluded a license production agreement with Kurita for the
purpose of equipping the Indonesian Army.

Country: Japan
Action: SS
Magazine: 4-cell internal tubular magazine
ROF: 1
Manchuria
Type-1 High Energy Assault Gun

The first man-portable plasma gun to see service was the Manchurian Type-1, which received
its baptism of fire in the Central Asian War. Although many modern types now outclass the
Type-1, it remains a formidable weapon and has been extensively exported.
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Country: Manchuria
Action: SS
ROF: 2
Type-17 High Energy Plasma Gun

The Type-17 is a high energy plasma gun mounted in a turret atop the Wu Beijing Type-A6
combat walker. A high capacity magazine is built into the top of the walker, just below the
turret, and it must be reloaded from the outside. Given enough time, the operator can reload
the magazine by using the external arms, but typically it is reloaded by someone else.

Country: Manchuria
Action: SS
Magazine: 40-cell internal drum magazine
ROF: 1
Price: Integral to Type-A6 combat walker (Lv22 for a disposable cell)
USA/France
Quinn-Darlan Mk 2-A2 PGMP (Plasma Gun Man Portable)

The result of a joint venture by Quinn Optronics, Inc. And Darlan Optophysique, the Mk 2-
A2 is the heaviest of the man-portable plasma weapons now in service with American and
French armed forces and is used as a heavy point fire weapon against hard targets at the
squad level. The impact of the plasma bolt can cause considerable concussion and
fragmentation.

Country: USA/France
Action: SS
ROF: 1
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Quinn-Darlan Mk 4-A1 PGCW (Plasma Gun Combat Walker)

The Mark 4-A1 is a variant of the Quinn-Darlan Mark 2-A2 PGMP for use in the BH-21
Combat Walker. It is mounted in the left arm of the suit, which must be extended and locked
to fire the weapon. The internal drum magazine is extended around the outer bicep of the
walker and is protected by its armoured shell. It is not possible for the occupant of the vehicle
to reload the magazine without help.

Country: USA/France
Magazine: 30-cell internal drum magazine
ROF: 1
Price: Integral to BH-21 combat walker (Lv18 for a disposable cell)
Modern Machineguns
Australia
DunArmCo Mini-12
Type: 12mm conventional machine gun
Country: Australia
Magazine: 100-round cassette
ROF: 5
Aimed Fire Range: 800 m (1000 m on mount)
Area Fire Range: 600 m (800 m on mount)
DP Value: 3.0
Price: Lv910 (Lv3 for box of 100 rounds, Lv5 for empty cassette)
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Austrovenia
MG-90 (Maschinengewehr 2290)

The standard machinegun of the Austrovenian and Hungarian militaries, the MG-90 is a
7.5mm binary weapon firing the same round as the StG-84 service rifle for ammunition
commonality.
Type: 7.5mm binary propellant machine gun

ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.7
Price: Lv950 (Lv3 for disposable 150-round cassette, Lv2 for recharge bottle)
Britain
Enfield L144 SAW

This is the SAW version of the L142; it shares many of the qualities of its smaller brother,
with a heavier barrel for sustained fire and a higher cyclic rate.
Type: 4.5mm Gauss SAW with integral 30mm GL

Country: Britain
Magazine: 60-round box or 200-round cassette
Magazine Weight: 0.3 kg (60-round box), 0.6 kg (200-round cassette)
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.6
Price: Lv550 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable magazine, Lv2 for box of 500 rounds, Lv5 for
empty cassette)
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Germany
LMG-7 SAW (Leichte Maschinengewehr Modele 7)

Following the success of the SK-20, a call was put out for a light machine gun firing the same
5.5x20mm flechette round to achieve ammunition commonality. Developed from the existing
MG-7 design, the LMG-7 has entered limited service with the Deutsche Marine Korps. It has
proved superb but is too pricey to be adopted service-wide.

Country: Germany
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.8
Price: Lv950 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable magazine, Lv5 for 150-round disposable cassette)
MG-7 (Maschinengewehr Modele 7)

Type: 5.5mm conventional machine gun
Country: Germany
Magazine: 75-round drum or 200-round cassette
Magazine Weight: 0.6 kg (75-round drum), 1.0 kg (200-round cassette)
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.6
Price: Lv870 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv5 for empty drum/cassette)
Rorttmann MG-9 (Maschinengewehr Modele 9)

The light machine gun companion to the SK-19 assault rifle, the MG-9 fires the same
9x12mm APHE round as the SK-19 for ammunition commonality. Manufacturing advances
have made the weapon economical to produce. Standard features include an electro-optical
sight featuring thermal imaging and integral bipod. A tripod (5 kg) is available to allow the
MG-9 to serve in the sustained fire role.
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Country: Germany
Magazine: 150-round or 200-round cassette
Recharge Bottle: 1000 aimed shots/bursts
Magazine Weight: 1.5 kg (150-round), 2.0 kg (200-round)
ROF: 5
Aimed Fire Range: 750 m (900 m bipod deployed)
Area Fire Range: 500 m (600 m bipod deployed, 900 m on tripod)
DP Value: 1.1
Price: Lv700 (Lv7 for disposable 150-round cassette, Lv10 for disposable 200-round
cassette, Lv3 for recharge bottle)
MG-91 (Maschinengewehr Modele 91)

Country: Germany
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.7
France
FAM-180 SAW (Fusil Automatique Magnetique 2290/180)

This derivative of the FAM-90 is the standard French squad-level support weapon. It is
basically a FAM-90 with a heavier barrel and a bipod. It is rugged, dependable and works
quite well in all environments.

Country: France
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DP Value: 0.6 (0.3 area fire)
Price: Lv600 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable magazine, Lv5 for 100-round disposable cassette)
M-79 (Mitrailleuse 2279)

The M-79 is the weapon used in the majority of French vehicular and static support roles.
Since coming into general service in 2282 it has seen action in 4 wars and has been found to
be a robust and reliable system. Although moves are underway to replace it with the new
Gauss MM-79, French troops are reluctant to give up their M-79s for a weapon with
considerably less firepower just to keep up with the trend.

Country: France
Magazine: 200-round belt
ROF: 5
DP Value: 1.2
Manchuria
Wu-Beijing Type-381
Country: Manchuria
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ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.7
RSFSR
RPS-89 (Ruchnoy Pulemyot Segetova 2289)

Issued shortly after the appearance of the AS-89, the RPS-89 is the standard Russian squad-
level support weapon. It incorporates the same features as the AS-89 but has a bipod, a
longer, heavier barrel, and uses larger ammo drums.

Country: RSFSR
Magazine: 60-round box or 200-round drum
Magazine Weight: 0.3 kg (60-round box), 1.1 kg (200-round drum)
DP Value: 0.5
Price: Lv600 (Lv2 for 60-round disposable box, Lv7 for 200-round disposable drum)
USA
M103 SAW
Type: 5.5mm conventional SAW
Country: USA
ROF: 3
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DP Value: 0.6
Price: Lv920 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv5 for empty drum or cassette)
M2289
Country: USA
ROF: 5
DP Value: 0.7
Price: Lv900 (Lv2 for box of 100 rounds, Lv1 for empty drum, Lv5 for empty cassette)
M99 GPMG
Country: USA
ROF: 5
DP Value: 1.0
Price: Lv880 (Lv4 for box of 100 rounds, Lv1 for empty drum or cassette)
Modern Cannons
Japan
Type-12 Autocannon
Type: 25mm conventional autocannon
Country: Japan
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Weight (Empty): 600.0 kg (on field mount)
Magazine: 50-round drum
ROF: 5
DP Value: 6.0 (fragmentation burst radius=3)
Price: Lv1000 (Lv2 for box of 50 rounds, Lv5 for empty drum)
Manchuria
Wu-Beijing Type-416 Autocannon

The Type-416 is a large-bore conventional autocannon adapted to mount on the Type 93
combat walker. The weapon is mounted in a turret on the walker’s top, allowing it to fire in a
240-degree arc. Area fire is possible, thus the walker need not be stationary to use the
weapon. The magazine for the weapon is mounted internally on the walker’s back and can
only be reloaded from the outside.
Type: 25mm conventional autocannon

Country: Manchuria
Weight (Empty): 600.0 kg (on field mount)
Magazine: 200-round internal drum
DP Value: 6.0 (fragmentation burst radius=3)
Price: Integral to Type 93 (Lv8 for box of 100 rounds)
Sonic Stunners
France
Brandt Audionique AS-3
Type: Sonic stun pistol
Country: France
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Action: SS
ROF: 3
Area Fire Burst: 1 pulse (AFV=0.5)
USA
Quinn Optronics Restraint Carbine

Type: Sonic stun carbine
Country: USA
Action: SS
ROF: 3
Area Fire Burst: 3 pulses (AFV=1)
Modern Grenade Launchers
Integral Grenade Launcher

This represents a generic integral 30mm grenade launcher found in the assault rifles and
SAWs of most nations.
Type: 30mm grenade launcher

Country: Generic
Action: SS
Ammunition: Any 30mm propelled grenade
Magazine: 3-round internal tubular magazine
ROF: 1
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DP Value: Dependent on grenade used
Price: Integral to weapon (Ammunition price varies)
Generic Grenade Types

30mm high explosive (HE) propelled grenade
DP: As explosion (EP=4)
Price: Lv5
30mm high explosive armour piercing (HEAP) propelled grenade

DP: As tamped explosion (EP=4)
Price: Lv6
30mm flechette propelled grenade

Area Fire Value: 2
DP: 0.5
Price: Lv5
30mm concealment propelled grenade

DP: As explosion (EP=1) but no fragmentation. Creates a thick obscuration cloud
which blocks visual and thermal imaging for 4 minutes. The cloud is 10 meters long
and 10 meters high.
Price: Lv6
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Type: 11mm semi-automatic pistol

Stracher P-10 (Pistole 10)

Type: 10mm semi-automatic pistol

Stracher PM-17 (Pistole Modele 17)

Type: 9mm semi-automatic pistol

Stracher PM-19 (Pistole Modele 19)

Type: 9mm semi-automatic body pistol

Guiscard PM-70 (Pistolet Modele 2270)

Type: 7.5mm target pistol

Sternsacht Heavy Pistol

Type: 15.6mm semi-automatic pistol

Type: 9mm semi-automatic pistol

Type: 10mm semi-automatic pistol

Segatova PS (Pistolyet Segatova)

Colt M28 ‘Stopper’

Type: 10mm semi-automatic pistol

Hancock 923 Enforcer

Type: 10mm semi-automatic pistol

Type: 9mm semi-automatic body pistol

Smith & Wesson ISP 106

Type: 9mm semi-automatic pistol

Stracher SS-7 (Scharfschutzen Modele 7)

Rockwell ‘Twelve Eighty-One Magnum’

Type: 12mm big game / sniper rifle

Guiscard FC-68 (Fusil Chasseur 2268)

Type: 5mm sporting rifle

Guiscard FC-70 (Fusil Chasseur 2270)

Type: 7.5mm hunting rifle

Hancock One-Oh-Five Seeker

Type: 5mm hunting rifle

Type: 5mm hunting rifle

Type: 7.5mm hunting rifle

Modern Submachine Guns

Type: 9mm submachine gun

Shakur Arms Uzi-24

Type: 9mm submachine gun

Type: 9mm submachine gun

Rorttmann MP-97 (Maschinen Pistole 2297)

Type: 9mm submachine gun

Rorttmann MP-97K (Maschinen Pistole 2297 Kurz)

Type: 9mm submachine gun

Type: 9mm submachine gun

DunArmCo Close Assault Gun (CAG)

Type: 18mm automatic shotgun

Type: 18mm pump-action shotgun

Heckler & Koch 2293

Type: 18mm automatic shotgun

Traylor Model 10 Riot Gun

Traylor Model 40 ‘Super Trench Boom’

Type: 18mm automatic shotgun

Type: 7.5mm conventional assault rifle

Type: 4.5mm Gauss rifle with integral 30mm GL

Lithgow Arms F2 Gwardar II

Type: 9mm conventional assault rifle