A limited production of specialized design. The most powerful production pistol made today. Demand was not enough to provide a common ammunition source all rounds must be hand-made. No longer made
Beretta M92F
P
1
J
R
9mm
7
2
ST
New standard US military sidearm. depends on accuracy and
penetration as opposed to the .45's sheer bullet weight.
Sidearm Of the Austrian Army. the Glock made of high pensity plastics. The unique construction makes it incredibly and easy to use (as well as difficult to detect with airport metal detectors).
Known as the "James Bond gun" the 1960's. the Walther was favored by intelligence agents worldwide.
HK P9S
P
1
P
C
9mm
9
2
VR
Well-designed German pistol with unique rifled barrel. Making it easy to care for. Very reliable. easy to use, and common among European Police forces.
Tokarev TT-33 (1933)
P
1
J
C
7.65
8
2
VR
Common Soviet handgun used by military until late 1980's.
Beretta M1951
P
0
J
C
9mm
8
1
ST
Standard military sidearm for many European nations. the 1951 is readily available and easy to use.
Luger Parabellum
P
0
J
P
9mm
8
1
ST
Standard German military sidearm of WWII. The Luger is less common now, as other 9mm types have replaced it.
Mauser M 1896
P
2
J
E
7.65
10
2
ST
The famous "broomhandle". this weapon combines good reliability and power
A relatively new weapon now being accepted in many NATO countries. It's large magazine capacity and high quality work-manship make it a very serviceable military or police weapon.
The current "in" of the 1980's, the Desert has seen service with the Israeli Army,. as well as having great popularity
among civilian marksmen.
Ruger MKII Standard
P
2
J
C
.22ing
13
2
ST
An excellent match pistol, easily controlled and accurate. Also a good "assassin's" weapon in some quarters.
Mamba
P
1
J
C
9mm
15
1
ST
A South African design featuring a stainless steel body. double action trigger and large magazine. A machine pistol version has been produced, but is extremely rare (ROF 5).
Sig Sauer P-210-2
P
2
J
P
9mm
8
2
VR
Possibly the most accurate military production handgun in existence, the SIG is issued to the Swiss Army, Very accurate and remarkably easy to care for.
Designed for US Border Patrol use, the Combat Magnum is a popular choice among police officers. Its "small frame" and reliable action make a best seller.
The gun the "won the West", the .45 was the most common US sidearm throughout the 1800'S. A single action must be cocked before firing, although later models had a flattened hammer allowing the gubn to be fired by "fanning" the hammer.
The most commonplace police weapon for many years, the Colt .38 has many variants, including the smaller "Chief's Special". With their high reliability, there are many of these guns still in circulation.
Holdouts[]
Name
Type
Acc
Concealability
Avail
Amm
Num of shots
ROF
Reliability
Hi Standard Derringer
P
-1
P
C
.22
2
1
ST
A good "holdout" gun. the High Standard is not an effective "manstopper", but can hold it's own in an emergency situation.
Developed by the Israelis as a reliable export weapon, the UZI is used worldwide by security forces, the US Secret Service, police and (unfortunately) terrorists and drug dealers.
Mini UZI
SMG
1
J
C
9mm
30
35
VR
Smaller version of the popular UZI, which can be easily hidden even under street clothes. An even smaller UZI pistol version is also available, but this variant is only semi-automatic (ROF-3).
A standard military sidearm for the Soviet Bloc, the Skorpion is the world's smallest military SMG. It's small ammunition size gives it excellent controllability. It is easily silenced and can be carried in a shoulder holster.
A very small SMG used by covert units and terrorists. It can be easily silenced. However, it's very large ammo size makes it very difficult to control when on full auto.
Ingram MAC 11
SMG
-1
J
C
.38
32
35
UR
A very small SMG used by covert units and terrorists. It can be easily silenced. However, it's very large ammo size makes it very difficult to control when on full auto.
Two examples of the H&K family of interchangeable SMGs, both share parts and design similarities. The MP5K is a very small version of the MP55D3, which has a built silencer. The short barrelled MP5K has an accuracy of 1, not 3.
Standard US military SMG during WWII, the Thompson is rugged, reliable and easy to use. The M1928 version, of gangster fame, was less reliable (UR), but could carry a 100 round drum magazine.
Schmelsser MP-40
SMG
2
N
C
9mm
30
25
VR
The SMG the Nazi famous, still found in police/military arsenals and private collections.
A bullpup configured SMG designed to be fired one handed. The Bushmaster uses the M-161A clip, making it technically closer to an assault rifle than a submachinegun.
Standard Soviet military rifle, exported worldwide, particularly to Soviet client-states. Reliable. rugged. but rather to control, the AK-47 is the most well known weapon of it's type in the world.
Standard US military rifle since the 1960's. the Mel 6 has high accuracy and a staggering ROF. A built in "tumble" effect compensates for the 5.56 round. Earlier M-16 models were cantankerous and unreliable in the extreme, with an accuracy of 3, not 4. The Ar-15 and the AR-180 are civilian models used by police and home defense.
A bullpup configured rifle using high tech plastic and aluminum, the AUG is the wave of the future. The scope built in, giving it great While it's rugged plastic construction gives reliability and strength.
Galil 5.56
RIF
1
N
C
5.56 (N)
30
6
VR
Standard Israeli combat rifle. to survive in the harshest environments. It is considered to be the best medium assault rifle in military production. The export model fires a 7.62 NATO round.
Developed as a lightweight gyrojet weapon along the lines of earlier MK II models of the 20th century, the 351 fires a 9mm rocket round (damage as normal 9mm). Range is twice that of a normal pistol in vacuum. The 351 is a commonly used military firearm, particularly on Luna.
The most common bolter in use, the M.11 has better recoil control thin most flechette weapons. The 9mm bolt does 1D6 at all ranges, but armor SP is halved due to it's high penetration.
The civilian ancestor of the infamous "Black Widow" developed for the USAF. Each round has 6 flechettes with a half meter spread at medium range. Each shotgunlike shell holds 6 flechettes (roll 1D6+2 to see how many hit per shot). Each hit 1D6/3 damage at all ranges.
The most common taser weapon in space, the hand user must be touched to bare skin in order to deliver it's charge. Targets must make a VERY DIFFICULT BODY roll or be stunned unconscious for 1D10 minutes. lf save is made, REF & COOL are still halved for 1D10 minutes.
