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GURPS: World War Two4e Weapons Conversion

By: Curtis Handsaker

1 of 23 Revision of 28. Apr. 2023

Ammunition: Unless stated otherwise the prices below are for normal ball

ammunition.Cartridge WPS CPS.22 LR 0.0077 $0.01.25 ACP 0.012 $0.02.25 Remington 0.045 $0.056.5x51mmSR 0.050 $0.056.5x53mmR Mannlicher 0.054 $0.056.5x55mm Mauser 0.054 $0.056.5x52mm Mann 0.055 $0.05.280 British 0.050 $0.057.62x38mmR Nagant 0.021 $0.037.35x51mm Carcano 0.055 $0.057.62x20mm Browning Long 0.023 $0.037.62x25mm Tokarev 0.024 $0.03.30 Remington 0.050 $0.057.65x21mm Parabellum 0.024 $0.037.63x25mm Mauser 0.024 $0.03.30 Carbine 0.024 $0.037.5x54mm Mle 29 0.060 $0.05.30-06 0.058 $0.05.32 ACP 0.027 $0.037.62x54mmR 0.052 $0.05.303 British 0.055 $0.057.7x58mm Arisaka 0.060 $0.057.65x53mm Mauser 0.058 $0.058mm Nambu 0.018 $0.038mm Lebel 0.028 $0.037.92x33mm Kurz 0.036 $0.058x50mmR Lebel 0.063 $0.057.92x57mm 0.058 $0.057.92x95mm 0.300 $1.007.92x107mm Marosczek 0.267 $1.008x59mm Breda 0.059 $0.05

8x56mmR Hungarian 0.064 $0.059mm Glisenti 0.025 $0.039x19mm Parabellum 0.023 $0.039mm Browning Long 0.031 $0.039mm Steyr 0.023 $0.039mm Bergmann-Bayard 0.036 $0.03.380 ACP (9x17mm Kurz) 0.021 $0.33.38 Special 0.033 $0.03.357 Magnum 0.035 $0.10.38 Super Auto 0.024 $0.03.35 Remington 0.052 $0.0510.4mm Vetterli 0.100 $0.1010.4mm Italian 0.050 $0.0311mm German Service 0.049 $0.03.45 ACP 0.047 $0.03.455 Webley 0.050 $0.03.45 Colt 0.05 $0.03.455 Webley Auto 0.061 $0.03.50 BMG 0.250 $0.3012.7x107mm 0.250 $0.3013x64mmB 0.240 $0.3013.2x99mm Hotchkiss 0.37 $0.30.55 Boys 0.280 $0.3014.5x114mm Vladimirov 0.440 $0.4020x105mmB 0.786 $1.0020x138mmB 1.06 $1.5028ga 2 3/4” 0.15 $0.0120ga 2 1/2” 0.10 $0.0116ga 2 1/2” 0.10 $0.0114 1/2ga 0.15 $0.0312ga 2 3/4” 0.15 $0.0110ga 2 7/8” 0.11 $0.03


FinlandFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Husqvarna-Browning Pist/07 (9mm Browning Long) 2d+1 pi 2 150/1850 2.4/0.3 3 7+1(3) 9 -2 2 $80 3 [1]6 DWM Luger Pist/23 (7.65x21mm Parabellum) 2d+1 pi- 3 140/1850 2.3/0.3 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $50 3 [1, 3]6 VKT Lahti Pist/35 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1850 3/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $45 3 [1]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 SIG KP/Bergmann (7.65x21mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 10.3/1.5 8! 32(3) 10† -4 2 $80 2 [1]6 Tikka KP/31 “Soumi” (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 200/1900 15.6/4.5 15 70(3) 10† -4 2 $150 2 [2]6 Tikka KP/31 Korsu (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 2 160/1900 13.9/4.3 13 70(3) 10† -4 2 $160 2 [1]6 Tikka KP/44 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.7/4.3 10 70(3) 10† -4* 2 $60 2 [1]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Mosin-Nagant M1891/30 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.4/0.4 1 5(3) 11† -5 4 $90 3 [2]6 Carl Gustav Mauser Kiv/96 (6.5x55mm Mauser) 6d pi 5 600/3500 9.2/0.25 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 3 $20 3 [1]6 SAKO Kiv/39 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 8.9/0.3 1 5(3) 11† -5 4 $25 3 [1]6 VKT Kiv/27 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.3/0.3 1 5(3) 11† -5 4 $25 3 [1]6 VKT Kiv/27rv (7.62x54mmR) 6d+2 pi 5 700/3500 9.1/0.3 1 5(3) 11† -5 4 $25 3 [1]6 Winchester Kiv/95 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 7 800/3900 7.8/0.3 2 5+1(3) 11† -5 4 $20 3 [1]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Steyr-Solothurn PstKiv/40 (20x105mmB) 7dx2(2) pi++ 6 1200/5000 110/11 1 10+1(4) 21B† -8 4 $400 1 [1]6 VKT Lahti PstKiv/39 (20x138mmB) 6dx3(2) pi++ 6 1400/6500 143/14.9 1 10+1(4) 26B† -8 4 $375 1 [1]Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Tikka-Maxim KK/09-21 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 79/20.5 10! 250(3) 11M† -7 2 $170 1 [1]

Tripod 61 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Tikka-Maxim KK/32-33 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 73/18 16! 200(3) 11M† -7 2 $190 1 [1] Tripod 69 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 VKT Lahti PstKK/35-36 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss) 13d(2) pi+ 6 1500/6000 170/5.5 8! 15(4) 20M† -8 2 $1150 1 [1, 3] Tripod 65 $50

Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Carl Gustav Browning PK/21 (6.5x55mm Mauser) 6d pi 5 600/3500 20.5/1.3 8 20(3) 11B† -6 3 $60 2 [1]6 VKT Lahti PK/26 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 23/2 8 20(3) 12B† -6 3 $90 2 [1, 3]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $30Notes:

[1] Page W:FH32-34[2] Page W95-96[3] Malf 16

Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Kasapanos 2-kg 6dx4 cr ex 5.5 5 $10 2 [5, 6]6 Kasapanos 3-kg 6dx5 cr ex 7.5 5 $15 2 [5, 6]6 Kasapanos 4-kg 6dx6 cr ex 10 5 $20 2 [5, 6]6 MunaKr/32 8d cr ex[3d] 1.1 5 $8 2 [2, 5]6 MunaKr/41 4d cr ex[2d] 1.5 5 $10 2 [2, 5]6 Polttpullo/34 spec. (1 yd.) 1.3 spec. $15 3 [1, 3, 5]6 PulloKr/14-30 6d cr ex 1.1 4 $10 2 [2, 4, 5]6 VarsilKR/32 7d cr ex 1.1 5 $10 2 [2, 5]Notes:

[1] Takes a Ready maneuver to light the fuse. The Polttpullo/34 fuse will burn for 60 seconds, or shatter on impact.[2] Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.[3] A beer bottle filled with mixture of tar and ethanol or gasoline. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411).[4] Can be fitted with a 0.4-lb fragmentation sleeve which adds [2] fragmentation damage.[5] Page W:FH34[6] Takes three Ready maneuvers to insert the standard pencil fuse into the fuse well before use.


FranceFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Astra Model 21 (9mm Bergmann-Bayard) 2d+2 pi 1 150/1850 2.3/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $40 3 [1]6 Gabilondo Ruby (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.5/0.3 3 8+1(3) 7 -1 2 $15 3 [1]6 MAB Mle D (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.8/0.3 3 9+1(3) 7 -1 2 $25 3 [1]6 MAS Mle 35A (7.62x20mm Browning Long) 2d pi- 1 150/1850 2/0.3 3 8+1(3) 9 -1 2 $50 3 [1]6 MAS Mle 1892 (8mm Lebel) 2d pi+ 1 150/1700 2/0.15 3 6(3i) 9 -2 2 $20 3 [1]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 ERMA EMP-S (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d-1 pi 3 160/1900 11.9/1.5 6 32(3) 10† -4 2 $60 1 [3, 4]6 ERMA La Coruña Mod 41/44 (9mm Bergmann-Bayard) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.6/1.5 8 32(3) 10† -4 2 $60 2 [3]6 MAS Mle 38 (7.65x20mm Browning Long) 2d+1 pi- 3 160/1900 7.5/1.1 10! 32(3) 9† -4 2 $70 2 [1]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Lebel Mle 1886/93 R35 (8x50mmR Lebel) 6d+2 pi 4 800/3900 8.6/0.2 1 3+2(3i) 11† -5 3 $25 3 [1]6 Lebel Mle 07/15 M27 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 9.1/0.3 1 5+1(3) 11† -6 3 $25 3 [1]6 Lebel Mle 07/15 M34 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 8.4/0.3 1 5+1(3) 11† -6 3 $25 3 [1]6 MAS Fusil MAS36 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 8.1/0.5 1 5+1(3) 12† -5 3 $25 3 [2]6 MAS Mle 36 CR39 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+1 pi 4 800/3900 8/0.3 1 5+1(3) 11† -5 4 $25 3 [1]

Heavy Weapons

Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Hotchkiss Mle 14 (8x50mmR Lebel) 6d+2 pi 7 1000/3900 58/2 8! 24(5) 12M† -6 2 $250 1 [1

Tripod 60 $506 Hotchkiss Mle 30 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss) 12d pi+ 7 1300/5000 88/5.3 7! 20(5) 20M† -8 2 $950 1 [1]

Tripod 89 $506 MAC Mle 31 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 45.2/17.7 12! 150(5) 12M† -6 2 $150 1 [1]Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Chatellerault Mle 1924/29 (7.5x54mm Mle 29) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 24/3.5 8 25(3) 13B† -6 3 $150 2 [2]Notes:

[1] Page W:RH38-39[2] Page W95-97[3] Page W:IC63[4] Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412).


ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Gr Ma Df Mle 37 4d cr ex[2d] 1.1 4 $10 2 [1, 2]6 Gr Ma Of Mle 37 4d cr ex[1d] 0.7 4 $10 2 [1, 2]Notes:

[1] Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.[2] Page W:RH39


GermanyFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Astra P.43 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 1 150/1850 2.3/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -1 2 $60 3 [2]6 CZ P.39(t) (.380 ACP) 2d pi 1 130/1600 2.2/0.3 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $30 3 [2]6 CZ vz.27 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.8/0.25 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $50 3 [3]6 DWM Luger P.08 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 3 150/1900 2.4/0.5 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $50 3 [1, 4]6 FEG P.37(u) (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.5/0.3 3 7+1(3) 7 -1 2 $25 3 [2]6 Mauser c.96 “Broomhandle” (7.63x25mm Mauser) 2d+1 pi- 2 140/1800 2.8/0.3 3 10(3) 10 -2 2 $40 3 [1]6 Mauser c.34 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.5/0.3 3 8+1(3) 7 -1 2 $35 3 [2]6 Mauser HSc (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.5/0.3 3 8+1(3) 7 -1 2 $40 3 [2]6 Mauser P.38k (9mm Parabellum) 2d+1 pi 1 140/1800 2.3/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -1 2 $35 2 [2]6 Radom P.35(p) (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+1 pi 2 150/1850 2.7/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $35 3 [2]6 Reichsrevolver M1883 (11mm German Service) 2d pi+ 1 150/1700 2.3/0.3 1 6(4i) 11 -2 3 $10 3 [2]6 Sauer Mod 38(H) (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 130/1600 1.6/0.2 3 7+1(3) 7 -1 2 $30 3 [2]6 Steyr P.12(ö) (9mm Steyr) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1850 2.3/0.2 3 8(3) 9 -2 2 $35 3 [2]6 Walther Mod 8 (.25 ACP) 1d pi- 0 50/1000 0.9/0.2 3 8+1(3) 6 -0 2 $35 3 [2]6 Walther P.38 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1900 2.4/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $35 3 [1]6 Walther PPK (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.5/0.2 3 7+1(3) 7 -1 2 $75 3 [1]6 Walther PPK (.380 ACP) 2d pi 1 125/1300 1.5/0.2 3 6+1(3) 7 -1 2 $75 3 [1]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 ERMA EMP (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.6/1.5 8 32(3) 10† -4 2 $60 2 [2]6 ERMA EMP-S (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d-1 pi 3 160/1900 11.9/1.5 6 32(3) 10† -4 2 $60 1 [2, 5]6 ERMA MP.38 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.4/1.5 8! 32(3) 10† -4* 2 $70 1 [1]6 ERMA MP.40 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.1/1.5 8! 32(3) 10† -4* 2 $65 16 Haenel MP.28/II (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 3 160/1900 10.5/1.5 8 30(3) 10† -4 2 $60 2 [2]6 Mauser MP3008 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8/1.5 9 32(3) 10† -4 2 $25 2 [2]6 Mauser R713 Schnellfeuer (7.63x25mm Mauser) 2d+1 pi- 2 140/1800 3.5/0.8 14 20+1(3) 10† -3 2 $40 2 [1]6 Steyr M.12/P16 (9mm Steyr) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1850 2.8/0.4 13 16(3) 12 -2 4 $50 2 [3]6 Steyr MP.40/II (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 12.1/3 8! 2x32(5) 10† -4* 2 $80 2 [2, 4]6 Steyr-Solothurn MP.34(ö) (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 11.4/1.5 8 32(3) 10† -4 2 $70 2 [2]6 Walther MP.34/I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.9/1.3 6 32(3) 10† -4 2 $70 2 [2]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes7 Gustloff Volkssturmgewehr (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 3 500/3100 12.2/2 3 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $20 3 [2]7 Haenel MKb.42(H) (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 13/2 8 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $90 27 Haenel MP.43 (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 13.4/2 8 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $70 2 [1]7 Haenel MP.44 (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 13.4/2 8 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $70 2 [1]7 Haenel StG.44 (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 13.4/2 8 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $70 2 [1]7 Haenel StG.44 mit Krummlauf (7.92x33mm Kurz) 3d+2 pi 1 300/2000 13.3/2 7 30+1(3) 9† -5 2 $175 2 [1, 4]7 Haenel StG.44 Vampir (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 18.4/2 8 30+1(3) 9† -6 2 $1500 2 [3, 6]6 Mauser K.98k (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 8.9/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $35 3 [1]7 Mauser StG.45 (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 500/3100 9.9/2 7 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $40 2 [2]7 Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/I (1943) (7.92x57mm) 6d+1 pi 5 800/4000 10.9/1.8 15 20+1(3) 11† -5 3 $400 17 Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/II (1944) (7.92x57mm) 6d+1 pi 5 800/4000 11.4/1.8 15 20+1(3) 11† -5 3 $300 1 [1]7 Rheinmetall-Borsig FG.42/III (1945) (7.92x57mm) 6d+1 pi 5 800/4000 12.8/1.8 10 20+1(3) 11† -5 3 $275 17 Walther G.41(W) (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 4 800/3900 10.7/0.6 3 10+1(5) 10† -5 3 $80 3 [2]7 Walther G.43 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 10.3/0.6 3 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $90 3 [1]6 Walther KKW (.22 LR) 1d+2 pi- 4 130/1600 8.6/0.04 1 5+1(3i) 7† -5 2 $60 3 [2]7 Walther MKb.42(W) (7.92x33mm Kurz) 5d+1 pi 4 600/3100 11.8/2 10 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $90 2 [4]6 ZB G33/40 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 4 800/3900 10.6/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $70 3 [2]Guns (Shotgun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Sauer Fliegerdoppelflinte (16ga 2 1/2”) 1d pi 3 50/125 7.5/0.2 2x6 2(3i) 9† -4 1 $30 4 [2]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Rheinmetall-Borsig PzB.38 (7.92x95mm) 13d-1(2) pi 6 1200/5400 35.8/0.3 1 1(2) 12B† -6* 4 $200 16 Rheinmetall-Borsig PzB.39 (7.92x95mm) 13d-1(2) pi 6 1200/5400 28/0.3 1 1(3) 12B† -6* 4 $135 1 [1]6 Rheinmetall-Borsig 2.8cm sPzB-41 (28-20x252mmR) 6dx5(2) pi+ 7+1 2000/7400 505/0.3 1 1(4) 20M† -10 4 $500 1 [12]6 Solothurn S18-1000 (20x138mmB) 6dx3(2) pi++ 6+1 1400/6500 112/14.9 1 10+1(7) 26B† -8 4 $375 1


Germany (Cont'd)Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 DWM MG.08 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 71/20.5 7! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $250 2 [2]


6 DWM Maxim 1900 (7.65x53mm Mauser) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/4000 71/20.5 7! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $250 2 [2] Tripod 71 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12(t) (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 69/16 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $225 1 [2] Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12(ö) (8x56mmR Hungarian) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 69/16 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $225 1 [2] Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12(t) (6.5x55mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 69/16 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $225 1 [2] Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Steyr-Schwarzlose MG.07/12(t) (7.92x57mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 69/16 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $225 1 [2] Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 ZB MG.37(t) (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 49/7.5 11! 100(5) 11M† -7 2 $365 1 [2, 7] Tripod 39 $35 Spare Barrel 6.3 $30

Guns (Grenade Launcher)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 3cm GewGrGer (GewBleGr.30) HT-3 aff (8 yd.) 0 75/330 +1.7/0.7 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 8]6 3cm GewPropGer (GewBleGr.30) Spec. (25 yds.) 0 75/330 +1.7/0.7 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 9]6 3cm GewSprGer (GewBleGr.30) 5d cr ex[2d] 0 75/330 +1.7/0.7 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1]6 3cm GewPzGer (GewBleGr.30) 6d(10) cr ex 0 75/330 +1.7/0.7 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1]6 Gustloff GrB.39 (30mm grGewPzGr) 6d(10) cr ex 2 100/330 23.8/0.9 1 1(6) 12B† -6 4 $500 1 [2]6 Walther LP.28 (26.5x103mmR) illum. (100 yds.) 1 -/80 1.9/0.3 1 1(4) 10 -3 2 $30 3 [2]7 Walther KP.41 (23x103mmR SprGrLP) 5d+1 cr ex [1d] 2 -/100 1.7/0.3 1 1(4) 10 -3 2 $100 2 [2]7 Walther KP.41 (23x103mmR WK 361LP) 14d cr ex [1d] 2 -/100 2.1/0.7 1 1(4) 10 -3 2 $100 2 [2]7 Walther KP.41 (23x103mmR WGrPatr 326LP) 4d cr ex [1d] 2 -/440 1.7/0.3 1 1(4) 10 -3 2 $100 2 [2]7 Walther KP.41 (23x103mmR WGrPatr 326HL/LP) 8d (5) cr ex 2 50/330 1.8/0.4 1 1(4) 10 -3 2 $100 2 [2]7 Walther StP.42 (23x103mmR PzWK 42LP) 13d (5) cr ex 3 80/100 5.4/1.3 1 1(4) 10† -4 3 $120 2 [2]Guns (LAW)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes7 Faustpatrone 30 (klein) 6dx2(10) cr ex 2 30/400 7 1 1(-) 10† -6 1 $20 1 [1, 10]7 HASAG Luftfaust, 22mm 12d cr ex [1d-2] 3 550/2200 20/5.5 1x9 1(-) 11† -7 1 $120 1 [2]7 Panzerfaust 30 6dx3(10) cr ex 2 30/400 11.2 1 1(-) 10† -6 1 $20 1 [1, 10]7 Panzerfaust 60 6dx3(10) cr ex 2 60/400 15 1 1(-) 10† -6 1 $20 1 [1, 10]7 Raketenpanzerbüsche 43 (88mm Rocket) 5dx3(10) cr ex 5 150/750 27.5/7.2 1 1(5) 10† -6 1 $70 1 [1, 10]7 Raketenpanzerbüsche 54 (88mm Rocket) 5dx3(10) cr ex 5 150/750 31.5/7.2 1 1(5) 10† -6 1 $70 1 [1, 10]


Germany (Cont'd)Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes7 Bergmann MG.15nA (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 33.4/5 8! 50(4) 13B† -6 2 $275 1 [2]

Spare Barrel 5 $306 Knorr-Bremse MG.35 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 24.2/2.2 8! 25(3) 12B† -6 3 $350 1 [2]

Spare Barrel 5.5 $307 Mauser MG.34 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 29/3 15 50(5) 13B† -6 2 $400 1 [1]

Tripod Lafette 34 +1 52 $50 [11] Spare Barrel 4.4 $30

7 Mauser MG.42 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 28/3 20! 50(5) 13B† -6 3 $300 1 [1] Tripod Lafette 42 +1 46 $50 [11] Spare Barrel 4 $30

7 Mauser MG.81 (Erd) (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 800/3900 21.7/3 28! 50(4) 13B† -5 4 $450 1 [2]7 Rheinmetall MG.34/41 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 800/4000 29/3 25! 50(5) 13B† -6 3 $350 1 [2]

Tripod Lafette 41/41 +1 42 $50 [11] Spare Barrel 4.4 $30

7 Rheinmetall MG.45 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 23/3 30! 50(5) 13B† -6 4 $275 1 [2] Spare Barrel 4 $30

7 Rheinmetall MG.131 (Erd) (13x64mmB) 9d pi+ 5 900/4000 50.5/24 15! 100(5) 15B† -6 3 $425 1 [2]6 Rheinmetall-Dreyse MG.13 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 26.5/2.2 9 25(3) 13B† -6 2 $400 1 [2]

Spare Barrel 4.4 $356 Steyr-Solothurn MG.30(ö) (8x56mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 19.2/2.3 13 25(3) 13B† -6 2 $375 1 [2]

Spare Barrel 5.5 $406 ZB vz/26 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 23.1/0.9 9 20(3) 13B† -6 2 $120 1 [1]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $356 ZB vz/30 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 23.1/0.9 9 20(3) 13B† -6 2 $120 1 [1]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $35Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Eintoss-FmW.46 1d+2 burn - 30 7.9 1 1 10† -4 - $25 1 [2]6 Flammenwerfer 41 3d burn - 35 40 1 10 10† -8 - $200 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Page W:IC62-64[3] Page W:HS19-20[4] Malf 16[5] Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)[6] Infrared scope, gives the user Infravision. See Infravision (p. B60). Weight does not include 15 lb. battery pack.[7] May also fire at RoF 8!.[8] A Vision and Hearing-Based affliction that affects a 8 yard radius. The Protected Hearing and Protected Vision advantages each give +5 to the HT roll. If

you fail to resist, you are stunned; roll against HT-5 to recover each turn. Also creates smoke in the area of effect.[9] Spreads propaganda leaflets in the area of effect.[10] Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).[11] Use Gunner (Machinegun) skill when mounted on tripod.[12] Includes DR 30 gun shields.[13] Erroneously called the VG.1-5 in almost every publication commonly available.


ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Behelfs-HGr 4d cr ex[2d] 1.5 4-5 $10 1 [1, 3]6 BK 2H spec. (2 yd.) 0.8 Impact $10 3 [1, 3, 4]6 EiHGr.39 8d cr ex[3d] 0.8 4-5 $10 2 [1, 3]6 Geballte Ladung 6dx3 cr ex 4.7 4 $10 2 [1, 2]6 NbHGr.39 spec. (10 yd) 1.1 4-5 $10 3 [1, 3, 5]6 Panzerwurfmine 6dx2(10) cr ex 3 Imp $10 1 [1, 2]6 Stielhandgranate 6d cr ex 1.3 4 $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:

[1] Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates 2-4 seconds later, depending on grenade type.[2] Page W98[3] Page W:IC65[4] Fills a 2-yard radius with an irritating acid smoke; see Tear Gas (p. B439). The cloud lasts 15-20 seconds.[5] Fills area of effect with thick white smoke for about two minutes.


Germany (Cont'd)weapon descriptionsSubmachineguns

ERMA MP.40 (1941): An easier to manufacture version of the MP.38. It is almost identical to the original weapon and there is no unfamiliarity penalty between them.Rifles

Haenel MaschinenKarabiner 42 (H) (1943): The first of two preproduction “combat trial” designs issued to troops before the StG.44 design was adopted. The MKb.42(H) fires from an open bolt using a striker and has a longer gas tub running along the top of the barrel than the later StG.44. The MKb.42(H) accepts the same magazines as the StG.44, or rather the later StG uses the magazines designed for the MKb.42, and can mount the same bayonet as the Kar.98k.

This weapon was produced and issued in small numbers, less than 500, and first deployed in combat trials by SS Division “Wiking”.Rheinmetall-Borsig Fallschirmjägergewher types I and III (1942 and 1945): These are the early and late versions of the FG.42 found on p. W95. Changes

in materials and design made for changes in the weight and cause virtually no parts to interchange between variations.Walther MaschinenKarabiner 42 (W) (1943): The second combat trials design for what would become known as an “assault rifle”. The MKb.42(W) is the

losing design, but the action was adapted into the Haenel design to form the MP.43 (aka StG.44). Deemed slightly more accurate than the Haenel design, the annular gas piston was much harder to manufacture and maintain, thus eliminating it from competition.Anti-Tank Rifles

Rheinmetall-Borsig Panzerbüsche 38 (1938): The more complicated predecessor to the PzB.39. The mechanism ejects the spent cartridge case automatically, and leaves the breech open for loading after firing. Ammunition used in the 1939 campaign against Poland used a steel core instead of tungsten and does 12d(2) pi damage, the ineffectual tear gas capsule is also present.

Rheinmetall-Borsig schwerer Panzerbüsche 41 (1941): A “heavy” anti-tank rifle, the sPzB.41 is a “squeeze bore” gun. Simply put, the bore is a cone and not a cylinder. At the breech end, the bore is 28mm narrowing to 20mm at the muzzle, this allows the pressure of the propellant to remain higher longer and gives more velocity to the round. The sPzb.41 fires a tungsten projectile with special skirts that collapse as the shot is forced down the barrel. It was scarcity of this tungsten that prevented wider issue of this weapon. Outwardly, the sPzB.41 resembles a small artillery piece, complete with a DR 30 gun shield. It is operated much the same way as an artillery gun too, with the empty casing being automatically ejected after firing.

Solothurn S18-1000 (1941): The final development of the S18-100, see p.W:FH33. This is a truly massive weapon for an infantryman to lug around, and by the time it entered service, useless in its intended role. Virtually all made ended up in Italian service. Loading is unique, to cock the bolt, a crank on the right side of the gun turns a sprocket witch winds up a chain, pulling the bolt to the rear for loading. This slows loading considerably, three seconds can be taken off the reload time if a round is left in the chamber when replacing the magazine, not always the safest idea. The layout of the gun prevents firing left handed. Several sources (including plastic model manufacturers) refer to this weapon as the PzB.41.


Great BritainFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Browning HP35 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1900 2.4/0.5 3 13+1(3) 9 -2 2 $80 3 [1]6 Colt-Browning M-1903 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 2.25/0.25 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $15 3 [2]6 Colt M-1911 (.455 Webley Auto) 2d pi+ 2 160/1700 3/0.6 3 7+1(3) 10 -2 3 $30 3 [2]6 Enfield No.2 Mk I (.38 S&W) 2d-1 pi 2 120/1600 1.8/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [1]6 Glove Pistol (.38 S&W) 2d-1 pi 0 50/500 0.5/0.03 1 1(6) 8 -1 2 $500 3 [3, 4]6 HAFDASA Ballester-Molina (.45 ACP) 2d pi+ 2 175/1700 3/0.6 3 7+1(3) 10 -2 3 $25 3 [2]6 S&W Victory (.38 S&W) 2d-1 pi 2 120/1600 2.2/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [2]6 Sleeve Pistol Mk I (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 0 50/500 2.15/0.01 1 1(10) 8 -1 2 $500 3 [3]6 Star Mod B (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1850 2.8/0.4 3 9+1(3) 9 -2 2 $25 3 [2]6 Webley No.1 Mk VI (.455 Webley) 2d pi+ 2 170/1700 2.7/0.3 3 6(3i) 10 -2 3 $25 3 [2]6 Webley Mk IV (.38 S&W) 2d-1 pi 2 120/1600 1.8/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [2]6 Webley & Scott MP Mk1 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.5/0.25 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $10 3 [2]6 Webley & Scott Mk1 (.455 Webley Auto) 2d pi+ 2 160/1700 3.1/0.6 3 7+1(3) 10 -2 3 $30 3 [2, 4]6 Welrod Pistol Mk I (.32 ACP) 1d+2 pi- 0 50/700 2.1/0.1 1 5+1(3) 8 -2 2 $500 2 [3, 5]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 BSA Welgun Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.2/1.4 12 32(3) 10† -4 2 $20 2 [2]6 Diecasters AUSTEN Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.3/1.4 8 32(3) 10† -4 2 $40 2 [2]6 Enfield MCEM2 (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+2 pi 2 150/1850 5.8/0.8 16 18(3) 10† -3 4 $20 2 [2]6 Enfield STEN Mk II (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 7.6/1.4 9 32(3) 10† -4 2 $10 2 [1, 4]6 Enfield STEN Mk IIS (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d pi 3 100/1000 9/1.4 7 32(3) 10† -4 2 $50 1 [3, 6]6 Enfield STEN Mk V (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10/1.4 9 32(3) 10† -4 2 $20 2 [2]6 Enfield STEN Mk VI (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d pi 3 100/1000 10.9/1.4 9 32(3) 10† -4 2 $50 1 [2, 6]6 Holland & Holland M-1928A1 Suppressed (.45 ACP) 2d pi+ 3 100/1000 14/1.25 11 20(3) 11† -4 3 $150 1 [2, 6]6 Lanchester Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 11.9/2.3 9 50(3) 10† -4 2 $100 2 [1]6 Owen Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.7/1.4 10 33(3) 10† -4 2 $40 2 [1]7 Sterling Pachett Mk I (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10/1.4 9 32(3) 10† -4* 2 $40 2 [2]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 DeLisle Carbine (.45 ACP) 2d-1 pi+ 3 150/1600 8.75/0.5 1 7+1(3) 9† -4 3 $500 1 [3, 6]6 Enfield Rifle SMLE No.1 Mk III (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3800 9.2/1 1 10+1(4) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [2]7 Enfield Rifle No.4 Mk I (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3800 10/1 1 10+1(4) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [1]7 Enfield Rifle No.5 Mk I (.303 British) 6d pi 4 700/3000 7.2/1 1 10+1(4) 10† -4 4 $30 3 [1]7 Enfield Rifle No.9 Mk I (.280 British) 6d pi 4+1 600/2500 9.25/1.4 10 20+1(3) 9† -4 2 $150 1 [2]6 Holland & Holland Rifle No.4 Mk I(T) (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 5+1 1000/3800 11.5/1 1 10+1(3i) 10† -5 4 $45 2 [2]6 S&W Carbine Pattern 40 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 9/0.8 3 20(3) 10† -4 3 $30 3 [2]6 Winchester No.3 Mk I (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3800 9.4/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [2]6 Winchester M-1917 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 9.3/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [2]Guns (Shotgun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Greener Farkiller F35 (10ga 2 7/8”) 1d+2 pi 3 50/125 8.9/0.4 2x9 2(3i) 11† -5 1 $160 4 [2]6 Greener Police Gun Mk III (14 1/2ga) 1d+1 pi 2 50/125 8/0.15 1x7 1(4i) 10† -5 1 $30 3 [2]6 Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 6.8/0.3 2x9 2(3i) 10† -5 1 $150 4 [2]6 Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (16ga 2 3/4”) 1d pi 3 50/125 6.8/0.3 2x6 2(3i) 9† -5 1 $150 4 [2]6 Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (20ga 2 3/4”) 1d pi 3 50/125 6.8/0.3 2x5 2(3i) 9† -5 1 $150 4 [2]6 Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (28ga 2 3/4”) 1d pi 3 50/125 6.8/0.3 2x4 2(3i) 9† -5 1 $150 4 [2]6 Holland & Holland Royal Game Gun (.410) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 6.8/0.3 2x3 2(3i) 9† -5 1 $150 4 [2]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Boys Rifle AT, Boys Mk I (.55 Boys) 12+2(2) pi+ 5 1300/5500 38/2 1 5+1(3) 11B† -6 5 $160 1 [1]Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Marlin M-1917 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 39/15 10! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $100 2 [2]


6 Vickers Mk I (.303 British) 7d pi 5 1000/3800 54/13.5 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $250 1 [1] Tripod 49 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Vickers Mk II (.500 Vickers) 11d+2 pi+ 7 1000/6500 77/15 7 50(5) 20M† -8 2 $750 1 [2] Tripod 70 $50 Spare Barrel 23 $150

6 Vickers G.O. Mk I (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 4 1000/3800 31.5/11 20! 96(3) 11M† -6 2 $300 2 [2] Tripod 49 $50 Spare Barrel 6 $30


Great Britian (Cont'd)Heavy Weapons (Cont'd)

Guns (Grenade Launcher)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 No.68 Rifle Grenade 1d+2(10) cr ex 0 75/200 +1.7/1.8 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1]Guns (LAW)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Northover Projector Mk I (2.5” Rocket) Spec. 2 100/250 74/1.8 1 1(4) 11† -7 1 $30 1 [2, 4, 7, 8]6 PIAT (89mm Rocket) 4dx2(10) cr ex 3 110/370 34.6/3 1 1(10) 12† -5 5 $80 1 [1, 8]Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 BSA Faulkner Mk I (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 4 1000/3800 24.3/2.8 10 30(3) 13B† -6 3 $120 2 [2]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $256 Enfield BREN Mk II (.303 British) 7d pi 5 1000/3800 25.9/2.8 8 30(3) 13B† -6 3 $120 2 [1]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $256 Enfield BREN Mk III (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 4 800/3800 22/2.8 8 30(3) 13B† -6 3 $110 2 [2]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $256 Hotchkiss No.2 Mk I (.303 British) 6d+2 pi 4 800/3800 27/2 8 30(5) 13B† -6 3 $150 2 [2]6 Lewis Mk I (.303 British) 7d pi 5 500/3800 31/4.2 9! 47(4) 13B† -6 3 $100 2 [1, 4]6 Lewis M-1917 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 31.2/4.2 9! 47(4) 13B† -6 3 $100 2 [2]Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Flame Projector No.2 Mk I Lifebouy 3d burn - 35 64 1 10 10† -8 - $200 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Page W:AKM61-65[3] Page W:HS19-20[4] Malf 16[5] Silenced weapon -2 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)[6] Silenced weapon -4 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)[7] See Northover Projector Mk I (1940) (p. W:AKM65) for full explanation of ammunition available.[8] Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).


ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Gammon No.82 Mk I 6dx3 cr ex 1.8 Impact $10 1 [1, 3]6 Mills No.69 Mk I 6d cr ex 0.7 Impact $10 1 [1, 3]6 Mills No.36 “Mills Bomb” 4d cr ex[2d] 1.7 4 or 7 $10 1 [1, 2]6 SIP No.76 Mk I Spec. 1.2 Imp $10 1 [1, 3, 4]6 WIP No.80 Mk I 4d cr ex[2d] 1 3-4 $10 1 [1, 3, 5]Notes:

[1] Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade type.

[2] Page W98[3] Page W:AKM65[4] A self igniting Molotov Cocktail filled with a mixture of gasoline, white phosphorus, and crude rubber. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411). Two

variations exist; see Northover Projector Mk I and SIP #76 Mk I (p. W:AKM65)[5] Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p.

W98)


ItalyFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Beretta M1934 (.380 ACP) 2d pi 1 125/1500 1.5/0.3 3 7+1(3) 8 -1 3 $40 3 [1]6 Beretta M1935 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.4/0.2 3 7+1(3) 7 -1 3 $40 3 [1]6 Beretta Mod 35 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.4/0.2 3 8+1(3) 7 -1 3 $40 3 [2]6 Glisenti Mod 89 (10.4mm Italian) 2d+1 pi+ 2 150/1700 2.4/0.3 3 6(3i) 10 -2 3 $15 3 [2]6 Glisenti-Brixia Mod 10 (9mm Glisenti) 2d-1 pi 1 130/1600 1.9/0.3 3 7+1(3) 8 -1 3 $20 3 [2]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Beretta Mod 38/42 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.9/1.7 9 40(3) 10† -4 2 $70 2 [2]6 FNA-B Mod 43 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.7/1.7 7 40(3) 10† -4 2 $140 2 [2]6 TZ Mod 45 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.3/1.7 9! 40(3) 10† -4 2 $20 2 [2, 3]6 “Variara” (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 7.6/1.4 9 32(3) 10† -4 2 $10 2 [2]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 4 600/3000 8.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 4 600/3000 7.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $40 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (7.35x51mm Carcano) 6d+2 pi 4 600/3200 7.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $40 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/38 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 4 1000/4000 7.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $40 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 4 600/3000 8.5/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $35 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (7.35x51mm Carcano) 6d+2 pi 4 600/3200 8.5/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $35 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Mod 91/41 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 4 1000/4000 8.5/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $35 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d-2 pi 3 500/2500 6.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91TS (6.5x52mm Mann)6d-2 pi 3 500/2500 6.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/24 (6.5x52mm Mann)6d-2 pi 3 500/2500 6.9/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/38 (6.5x52mm Mann)6d-2 pi 3 500/2500 7.5/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $40 3 [2]6 Mannlicher-Carcano Moschetto Mod 91/38 (7.35x51mm Carcano)

6d+2 pi 4 500/3000 7.5/0.3 1 6(3) 10† -5 4 $40 3 [2]6 Vetterli-Vitali Mod 70/87 (10.4mm Vetterli) 4d+2 pi+ 3 500/2000 9.5/0.4 1 4+1(3i) 10† -6 3 $10 3 [2]6 Vetterli Mod 70/87/15 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 4 600/3000 10.5/0.3 1 6+1(3i) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [2, 3]Guns (Shotgun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Lupara (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 8/0.25 2x9 2(3i) 10† -5 1 $40 4 [2]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Steyr-Solothurn Contocarra S Mod 36 (20x105mmB) 6dx3(2) pi++ 6 1400/6000 138/17.5 1 10(4) 12B† -8 5 $400 1 [2]Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Breda Mod 31 (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss) 10d pi+ 5 1300/5500 112/8 20! 20(5) 20M† -8 2 $550 1 [2]

Tripod 42 $50 Spare Barrel 24.8 $100

6 Breda Mod 37 (8x59mm Breda) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 44/1.5 7! 25(5) 11M† -6 2 $270 2 [2, 3] Tripod 41 $50 Spare Barrel 6.3 $40

6 FIAT-Revelli Mod 14 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 5 600/3000 40/2.5 8! 50(5) 11M† -6 2 $200 2 [2] Tripod 51 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 FIAT-Revelli Mod 14/35 (8x59mm Breda) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 58/20 9! 300(5) 11M† -6 2 $225 2 [2] Tripod 41 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Breda Mod 30 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 3 600/3000 23.8/1.5 8! 20(5) 13B† -6 4 $100 2 [1, 3]

Spare Barrel 6.2 $406 Breda Mod 30 (6.5x52mm Mann) 6d pi 5 600/3000 24.5/1 8! 20(5) 13B† -6 4 $135 2 [2, 3]

Spare Barrel 6.2 $40Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Page W:GL26-28[3] Malf 16


Italy (Cont'd)Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Bomba a Mano Mod 35 6d cr ex 0.4 Impact $10 1 [1, 2]6 Bomba a Mano Mod 35 with Fragmentation Sleeve 4d cr ex[2d] 0.7 Impact $15 1 [1, 2]6 Bomba Controcarro Incendiary OTO Mod 42 6dx2 cr ex[2d] 2d burn 2.6 Impact $10 1 [1, 2]6 Bomba Controcarra “Passaglia” 6dx4 cr ex[2d] 4.9 Impact $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:


[2] Page W:GL29


JapanFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Koshikawa Baby Nambu (7mm Nambu) 2d pi 1 130/1600 1.6/0.2 3 7+1(3) 7 -1 2 $60 3 [2]6 Meiji 26 Nen Ken Ju Revolver (9mm Nambu 26) 2d-1 pi 2 120/1600 2.2/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [2]6 Nambu 14 Shiki (8mm Nambu) 2d pi 1 130/1600 2.2/0.2 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $15 3 [1, 2]6 Nambu 94 Shiki (8mm Nambu) 2d pi 0 130/1600 1.6/0.2 3 6+1(3) 9 -2 2 $5 3 [1, 3]6 1904 Nambu (8mm Nambu) 2d pi 1 130/1600 2.1/0.2 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $15 3 [1, 2]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Kokura 100 Shiki Kikantanjuu (8mm Nambu) 2d+1 pi 3 140/1600 8.5/1.1 8! 30(3) 9† -4 2 $45 2 [1]6 Kokura 100 Shiki Kikantanjuu (1944 Version) (8mm Nambu) 2d+1 pi 3 140/1600 9.7/1.1 13! 30(3) 9† -4 2 $45 2Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Arisaka 38 Shiki Rifle (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 4 600/3000 9.1/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [1]6 Arisaka 38 Shiki Carbine (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 4 375/2300 7.6/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -4 4 $30 3 [4]6 Arisaka 44 Shiki Carbine (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 4 375/2300 9.2/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -4 4 $30 3 [5]6 Arisaka 97 Shiki Rifle (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 4+1 600/3000 11.5/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 36 Arisaka 99 Shiki Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 9.1/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [1]6 Arisaka 99 Shiki Short Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d pi 5 750/3000 8.6/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 36 Arisaka 2 Shiki Take-Down Rifle (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d pi 5 750/3000 8.9/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3

Heavy WeaponsGuns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Kokura 97 Shiki (20x124mm Type 97) 6dx3(2) pi++ 6 1400/6000 114/11 6 7+1(3) 12B† -8 5 $375 1 [1]Gunner (MG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Koishikawa 3 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 7 600/3000 63.5/1.5 8! 30(5) 11M† -6 2 $300 1 [6]6 Nambu 1 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d+2 pi 7 1000/3900 45/3 8! 30(5) 12M† -6 2 $400 1


6 Nambu 92 Shiki (7.7x58mmSR Type 92) 6d+2 pi 7 1000/3900 60/3 8! 30(5) 12M† -6 2 $400 1 Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 6 $40

6 Nambu 92 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d+2 pi 7 1000/3900 60/3 8! 30(5) 12M† -6 2 $400 1 Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 6 $40

6 Nambu 93 Shiki (13.2x99mm Hotchkiss) 12d pi+ 7 1300/5000 90.7/8 7! 30(5) 20M† -8 2 $950 1 Tripod 130.3 $50

6 Nambu 97 Shiki (7.7x58mmSR Type 92) 6d+2 pi 6+1 1000/3900 27/3 8! 30(3) 12M† -6 2 $225 1 Spare Barrel 6.6 $30

Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Nambu 11 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 3 600/3000 20/1.5 8! 30(3) 12B† -6 4 $100 2 [1, 6]

Spare Barrel 6 $306 Nambu 91 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 3 600/3000 27/2.5 8! 30(3) 12B† -7 4 $125 2 [1, 6]

Spare Barrel 6 $306 Nambu 96 Shiki (6.5x51mmSR) 6d pi 3 600/3000 21.5/1.5 8! 30(3) 12B† -6 4 $125 2 [1, 6]

Spare Barrel 6 $306 Nambu 99 Shiki (7.7x58mm Arisaka) 6d+2 pi 4 1000/3900 26.2/3 13! 30(3) 13B† -6 4 $125 2 [1]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $30Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 100 Shiki 3d Burn - 30 55 1 10 10† -8 - $200 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Malf 16[3] Malf 15[4] Folding Stock[5] Built in Bayonet[6] Must lubricate cartridges or Malf 16.


Japan (Cont'd)Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 91 Shiki 4d cr ex[2d] 1.2 8 $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:


[2] Page W98

weapon descriptionsPistols

Koshikawa “Baby Nambu” (1911): A smaller version of the Nambu 4th year pistol firing unique ammunition. It was unpopular with officers, who had to purchase their own sidearms, because of its price compared to Western designs of similar performance.

Koshikawa Meiji 26 Shiki Kenju Revolver (1893): A serviceable double action, top-break revolver. Although a native Japanese design, it borrows heavily from the designs of other manufacturers.Submachineguns

Kokura 100 Shiki Kikantanju (1944 Version) (1944): An improved version to make the gun easier to produce.Rifles

Arisaka 38 Shiki Carbine (1905): Standard carbine version of the 38 Shiki Rifle (p. W95).Arisaka 44 Shiki Carbine (1911): A cavalry carbine, essentially a 38 Shiki Carbine equipped a knife bayonet that folds under the front stock.Arisaka 97 Shiki Rifle (1937): A sniper rifle based on the 38 Shiki Rifle. A wire bipod is mounted under the barrel, but it is flimsy.Arisaka 99 Shiki Short Rifle (1939): A shorter version of the 99 Shiki rifle. This was an attempt to bring the Imperial rifle into line with the thinking of the rest

of the world as far as rifle length is concerned, it is shorter than a traditional rifle and longer than a carbine, very much like a SMLE or K.98k. The 99 Shiki Short Rifle is equipped with a wire monopod and the sights have fold down “arms” to aid in firing at aircraft, neither of these features really works as intended.

Arisaka 2 Shiki Take-Down Rifle (1942): A parachutist's version of the 99 Shiki Short Rifle with a joint just in front of the receiver that allows the barrel and forend to be removed to shorten the overall length of the gun for jumping.Machineguns

Koishikawa 3 Shiki (1914): Japanese version of the French Hotchkiss Mle 14 (p. W:RH38). For reliable service, the cartridges must be lubricated with oil prior to feeding, while this prevents a Malf of 16, it tends to track dirt into the action, causing malfunctions and returning Malf to 16. Depending on how dusty conditions are, this can take between thirty and four hundred shots.

Nambu 1 Shiki (1941): A lightened and simplified version of the Nambu 92 Shiki.Nambu 92 Shiki (1932): An upgraded 3 Shiki chambered in the newer 7.7x58mmSR Type 92. 7.7x58mm Arisaka can also be used without problems.Nambu 93 Shiki (1933): A licensed copy of the Hotchkiss Mle 30 p. W:RH38.Nambu 97 Shiki (1937): A tank mounted version of the Czech ZB vz.26 p. W95.


PolandFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 CZ wz.28 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.8/0.25 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $16 3 [1]6 FB Radom wz.35 Vis (9x19mm Parabellum) 2d+1 pi 2 150/1850 2.7/0.4 3 8+1(3) 9 -2 2 $35 3 [1]6 Nagan Rewolwer wz.30 (7.62x38mmR Nagant) 2d-1 pi- 1 150/1900 2/0.25 3 7(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [4]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Auto-Ordnance M-1921 (.45 ACP) 2d+1 pi+ 3 190/1750 12.4/1.6 13 30(3) 11† -4 3 $120 26 Blyskawica (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.4/1.4 8! 32(3) 10† -4 2 $20 2 [1, 3]6 Choroszmanów (7.63x25mm Mauser) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 11.2/1.5 10 35(3) 10† -4 2 $20 2 [1]6 PWU-FK wz.39 “Mors” (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 10.3/1 8 25(3) 10† -4 2 $60 2 [1]6 Tikkakoski KP/31 “Soumi” (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 200/1900 15.6/4.5 15 70(3) 10† -4 2 $150 2 [4]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 FB Radom Mauser wz.29 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 9.1/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $31 3 [1]6 Lebel kb wz.86 (8x50mmR Lebel) 6d+1 pi 5 1000/3900 10/0.5 1 8+2(3i) 10† -5 4 $20 3 [5]6 PWU-FK Mosin wz.91/98/25 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 8.5/0.3 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [1]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 PWU-FK Marosczek (7.92x107mm Marosczek) 12d-1(2) pi 6 1200/5400 21/0.8 1 3+1(3i) 12M† -6 4 $135 1 [1]Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Hotchkiss wz.25 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 78.9/25 8! 300(5) 11M† -6 2 $250 1 [1]

Tripod 59.8 $506 DWM ckm wz.08 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 71/20.5 7! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $250 2 [6]


6 Maxim SPM (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 73/20.5 10! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $220 1 [4] Sokolov wheeled carriage 99.4 $50 [2] Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Maxim wz.10/28 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 70.2/17.8 10! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $250 1 [1] Sokolov wheeled carriage 99.4 $50 [2] Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 PWU-FK Browning wz.30 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 71.2/25 10! 330(5) 11M† -7 2 $635 1 [1] Tripod 64.5 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Degtyarev DP (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 26.3/6.2 10! 47(4) 13B† -6 3 $90 2 [4]6 DWM lkm wz.08/15 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 39/5 6! 50(5) 13B† -7 2 $300 2 [5]

Spare Barrel 5 $306 Enfield BREN Mk II (.303 British) 7d pi 5 1000/3800 25.9/2.8 8 30(3) 13B† -6 3 $120 2 [4]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $257 Mauser MG.34 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/4000 29/3 15 50(5) 13B† -6 2 $400 1 [4]

Tripod Lafette 34 +1 52 $50 [7] Spare Barrel 4.4 $30

6 PWU-FK Browning wz.28 (7.92x57mm) 7d 5 1000/3900 21.1/1.6 9 20(3) 12B† -6 2 $270 2 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W:DWE29-31[2] DR25 gunsheild.[3] Malf 16[4] Page W94-98[5] Page HT108-122[6] Page W:IC62-64[7] Use Gunner (MG) when mounted on tripod.


Poland (Cont'd)Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 ET40 “Filipinika” 6d cr ex 1 impact $10 1 [1, 2]6 PWU-FK Granat Obronny wz.33 4d cr ex[2d] 1.3 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]6 PWU-FK Granat Zaczepny wz.33 4d cr ex 0.8 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]6 R42 “Sidolówa” 5d cr ex 1 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:


[2] Page W:DWE30-31

weapon descriptionsSubmachineguns

Auto-Ordinance M-1921 (1921): Simply the same gun as the M-1928A1 Thompson p. W94.


RomaniaFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Steyr Pistol md.1912 (9mm Steyr) 2d+2 pi 1 150/1850 2.3/0.2 3 8(3) 9 -2 2 $35 3 [1]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 CMC-Orita Pistol-mitraliera md.1941 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 8.8/1.2 10 25(3) 10† -4 2 $60 1 [1]6 Haenel-Schmeisser Pistol-mitraliera md.1941 (9x19mm Parabellum)

3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 9.6/1.5 8 32(3) 10† -4 2 $75 1 [1]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Lebel-Berthier Pusca md.1907/15 (8x50mmR Lebel) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 8.4/0.3 1 3(3) 11† -5 3 $25 3 [1]6 Steyr-Mannlicher Pusca md.1893 (6.5x53mmR Mannlicher) 6d pi 5 800/3600 9.2/0.3 1 5(3) 10† -5 3 $30 3 [1]6 Steyr-Mannlicher Pusca md.1895 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 8.6/0.3 1 5(3) 10† -5 3 $30 3 [1]6 ZB Pusca md.1924 7d pi 5 1000/3900 9.3/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [1]Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 ZB Mitraliera md.1930 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 23/1.8 10 20(3) 13B† -6 2 $120 1 [1]

Spare Barrel 6.3 $25Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 St Étienne Mitraliera md.1907 (8x50mmR Lebel) 6d+2 pi 5 1000/3900 54/1.6 10! 25(5) 12M† -6 2 $220 1 [1]

Tripod 71.9 $50 Spare Barrel 8 $50

6 Steyr-Schwarzlose Mitraliera md.1907/12 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 69/16 8! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $225 1 [1] Tripod 62 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 ZB Mitraliera md.1937 (7.92x57mm) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 49.3/7.5 11! 100(5) 11M† -7 2 $350 1 [1, 2] Tripod 38.5 $50 Spare Barrel 8 $75

Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Pignone Aruncator de flacari md.1937 3d burn - 25 57.2 1 20 10† -8 - $220 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W:MA24-25[2] May also fire at RoF 8!.

Hand Grenades and IncendiariesThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 Kyser Grenade de mana ofensiva md.1934 6d cr ex 0.8 0 $10 1 [1, 2]6 Kyser Grenade de mana multifunctionala md.1938 4d cr ex [2d] 1 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]6 MAN Grenade de mana ofensiva md.1939 6d cr ex 0.6 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]6 MAN Grenade de mana defensiva md.1939 4d cr ex [2d] 1.5 4-5 $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:

[1] Page W:MA25[2] Takes one Ready maneuver to draw the grenade and a second Ready maneuver to pull the pin. Detonates as indicated by the fuse, depending on grenade

type.


Soviet UnionFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Mauser c.96 “Broomhandle” “Bolo” (7.63x25mm Mauser) 2d+1 pi- 2 140/1800 2.8/0.3 3 10(3) 10 -2 2 $40 3 [1]6 Nagant M1895 (7.62x38mmR Nagant) 2d-1 pi- 1 150/1900 2/0.25 3 7(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [1]6 Tokarev TT-33 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 2d+1 pi- 1 140/1800 2.1/0.4 3 8+1(3) 10 -2 2 $25 3 [1]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Degtyarev PPD34/38 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 11.2/4 15 71(3) 10† -4 2 $65 26 Degtyarev PPD40 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 11.3/4 18 71(3) 10† -4 2 $65 26 Shipagin PPSh41 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 11.7/4 15 71(3) 10† -4 2 $65 2 [1]6 Sudayev PPS42 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 7.8/1.4 12! 35(3) 10† -4* 2 $40 26 Sudayev PPS43 (7.62x25mm Tokarev) 3d-1 pi- 3 160/1900 8.7/1.4 12! 35(3) 10† -4* 2 $40 2 [1]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Mosin Nagant M1891/30 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.8/0.4 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $25 3 [1]6 Mosin Nagant M1891/30g PU (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5+1 800/3900 12.4/0.4 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $35 36 Mosin Nagant M1891/30g PE (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5+2 800/3900 12.4/0.4 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $50 36 Mosin Nagant M1938 (7.62x54mmR) 6d+2 pi 5 700/3500 8.7/0.4 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $25 36 Mosin Nagant M1944 (7.62x54mmR) 6d+2 pi 5 700/3500 10/0.4 1 5(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [2]6 Simonov AVS (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 10/1.1 10 15+1(3) 10† -5 3 $130 36 Tokarev SVT-38 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.4/0.7 3 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $90 36 Tokarev SNT-38 PU (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5+1 800/3900 10.2/0.7 3 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $115 36 Tokarev SVT-40 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.3/0.7 3 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $80 3 [1]6 Tokarev SNT-40 PU (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5+1 800/3900 9.9/0.7 3 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $105 36 Tokarev AVT-40 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 9.3/0.7 8 10+1(3) 10† -5 3 $80 3 [1]

Heavy Weapons

Guns (AT Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Degtyarev PTRD-41 (14.5x114 Vladimirov) 15d+1(2) pi+ 5 1400/6000 38.6/0.44 1 1(4) 13B† -7 5 $100 1 [1]6 Simonov PTRS-41 (14.5x114 Vladimirov) 15d+1(2) pi+ 5 1400/6000 49/2.7 1 5+1(3i) 13B† -7 5 $180 1 [1]Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Maxim PM-1910 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 1000/3900 73/20.5 10! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $220 1

Wheeled Cart 100 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Degtyarev-Shipagin DshK-38 (12.7x107mm) 13+1 pi+ 7 150/7400 103/24.2 10! 50(5) 20M† -8 2 $680 1 [1] Wheeled Cart 258 $120 Spare Barrel 38.4 $135

6 Goryunov SG-43 (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 50/20 11! 250(5) 11M† -6 2 $250 1 [1] Tripod 30 $50 Spare Barrel 6 $30

Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Degtyarev DP (7.62x54mmR) 7d pi 5 800/3900 26.3/6.2 10! 47(4) 13B† -6 3 $90 2 [1]

Spare Barrel 6 $40Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 ROKS-2 3d burn - 50 50 1 6 10† -8 - $220 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Equipped with a folding spike bayonet.[3] Malf 16[4] Wheeled cart style mount.


Soviet Union (Cont'd)Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 F-1 Fragmentation 4d cr ex[2d] 1.3 4 $10 1 [1, 2]6 Molotov Cocktail spec. (1 yd.) 3 spec. $10 1 [2, 3]6 RG-34 Concussion 6d cr ex 0.8 Impact $10 1 [1, 2]6 RG-42 Fragmentation 4d cr ex[2d] 1 4 $10 1 [1, 2]6 RPG-6 Anti-Tank 8d(10) cr ex[2d] 2.5 Impact $10 1 [1, 2, 4]6 RPG-43 Anti-Tank 6d(10) cr ex 2.7 Impact $10 1 [1, 2, 4]Notes:


[2] Page W98.[3] A glass bottle filled with gasoline, lit by a burning rag. Takes a Ready maneuver to light the fuse (impossible in rain, etc.) - or five Ready maneuvers if you

must insert the fuse first! Shatters on impact. See Molotov Cocktails and Oil Flasks (p. B411).[4] Equipped with a small parachute to insure the grenade lands correctly. -5 to Throwing skill roll to attack a non-horizontal target.

weapon descriptionsSubmachineguns

Degtyarev PPD34/38 (1934): Issued in small numbers from 1934 until supplemented by the PPD40 in 1940 and replaced by the PPSh41 in 1941.Degtyarev PPD40 (1940): A PPD34/38 modified to accept an improved drum magazine.Sudayev PPS42 (1942): An extremely crude, yet effective, stamped steel submachinegun design developed to take advantage of materials and equipment on

hand during the siege of Leningrad. It takes the same 35 round box magazine as the PPSh41, but oddly not the 71 round drum.Sudayev PPS43 (1943): A refined version of the PPS42 designed after the siege of Leningrad was lifted. Combined production of the PPS42 and PPS43 is

around one million guns. The description on p. W96 is incorrect.Rifles

Mosin Nagant M-1891/30g PE (1932): Sniper version of the standard infantry rifle. The bolt is turned down to clear the 4x PE scope.Mosin Nagant M-1891/30g PU (1940): An improved version of the Mosin Nagant sniper rifle using the 3.5x PU scope originally developed for the sniper

version of the SVT-38.Mosin Nagant M-1938 (1939): A carbine version of the Mosin Nagant M-1891/30. It will accept the same bayonet as the M-1891/30.Mosin Nagant M-1944 (1944): The final version of the Mosin Nagant carbine, it is nearly identical to the M-1938 with the exception of a folding spike bayonet.Simonov AVS (1937): Something of an idea before its time, the AVS is one of the first attempts to provide the average infantryman with machinegun like

firepower. The full power 7.62x54mmR ammunition was brutally abusive to the action and most would be damaged in a very short period of time. The gun remained in service through the Winter War with Finland and was replaced by the SVT-38 despite the availability of an improved version that addressed nearly all of its shortcomings.

Tokarev SVT-38 (1939): A less refined predecessor of the SVT-40 (p. W95).Tokarev SNT-38 (1940): An SVT-38 selected for accuracy and equipped with a 3.5x PU scope. Very few made before the change to the SVT-40 type

weapons occurred.Tokarev SNT-40 (1940): An SVT-40 selected for accuracy and equipped with a 3.5x PU scope. The SNT-40 is the most numerous of the Soviet sniper rifles

and was frequently adopted by German troops.Machineguns

Maxim PM-1910 (1910): The nearly universal Maxim water-cooled machinegun chambered for 7.62x54mmR with a large water jacket filling hole so that snow could be used to fill it.


United States of AmericaFirearms

Guns (Pistol)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Browning M-1906 (.25 ACP) 1d pi- 0 50/1000 1/0.2 3 7+1(3) 8 -0 2 $30 3 [1]6 Browning M-1910 (.380 ACP) 2d pi 1 125/1500 1.3/0.3 3 7+1(3) 8 -1 2 $30 3 [1]6 Browning M-1910 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 1.3/0.3 3 7+1(3) 8 -1 2 $30 3 [1]5 Colt M-1873 (.45 Colt) 2d+1 pi+ 1 150/1700 2.7/0.3 1 6(4i) 10 -2 3 $50 3 [2]6 Colt M-1911A1 (.45 ACP) 2d pi+ 2 175/1700 3/0.5 3 7+1(3) 10 -2 3 $30 3 [1]6 Colt “Official Police” (.38 Special) 2d-1 2 120/1700 2.6/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $25 3 [2]6 Colt .38 Super-Auto (.38 Super-Auto) 2d+2 pi 2 150/2000 2.7/0.5 3 9+1(3) 9 -2 2 $50 3 [2]6 Colt-Browning M-1903 (.32 ACP) 2d-1 pi- 1 100/1300 2.25/0.25 3 8+1(3) 8 -1 2 $15 3 [2]6 Colt-Browning M-1908 (.380 ACP) 2d pi 1 125/1500 1.3/0.3 3 7+1(3) 8 -1 2 $30 3 [2]6 Colt-Browning M-1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP) 1d pi- 0 50/1000 0.5/0.2 3 6+1(3) 8 -0 2 $10 3 [2, 4]6 High Standard HDMS (.22 LR) 1d pi- 2 50/600 2/0.4 3 10+1(3) 7 -2 2 $75 3 [3, 5]6 S&W M-1917 (.45 ACP) 2d pi+ 2 175/1700 2.6/0.4 3 6(5) 10 -2 3 $30 3 [2]6 S&W “Magnum” (.357 Magnum) 3d-1 pi 2 180/2000 2.8/0.2 3 6(3i) 10 -2 3 $60 3 [2]6 S&W Military and Police (.38 Special) 2d-1 pi 2 120/1700 2/0.2 3 6(3i) 8 -2 2 $20 3 [2]Guns (SMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Hyde-Inland M-2 (.45 ACP) 2d+1 pi+ 3 190/1750 10.8/1.6 8 30(3) 11† -4 3 $40 2 [2]6 General Motors M-3 “Greasegun” (.45 ACP) 2d+1 pi+ 3 190/1750 10.2/2.2 8! 30(3) 11† -4* 3 $45 2 [1]6 High Standard M-3 OSS (.45 ACP) 2d-1 pi+ 3 110/900 11.3/2.2 7! 30(3) 11† -4* 3 $70 1 [3, 5]6 Marlin UD42 (9x19mm Parabellum) 3d-1 pi 3 160/1900 11.1/2 11 2x20(3) 10† -4 2 $200 2 [3]6 Thompson M-1A1 (.45 ACP) 2d+1 pi+ 3 190/1750 12.2/1.6 11 30(3) 11† -4 3 $70 2 [1]Guns (Rifle)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Cranston M-1941 “Johnson” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 10.2/0.6 3 10+1(5) 10† -5 3 $80 3 [3]6 Remington Model 8A (.25 Remington) 4d-1 pi 4 450/3000 8.25/0.2 3 5(3) 9† -4 2 $55 3 [2]6 Remington Model 8A (.30 Remington) 5d pi 4 450/3000 8.25/0.2 3 5(3) 9† -4 2 $55 3 [2]6 Remington Model 8A (.35 Remington) 5d+2 pi 4 450/3000 8.25/0.2 3 5(3) 9† -4 2 $55 3 [2]6 Remington M-1903A4 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 6+1 1000/4600 9.7/0.3 1 5+1(3i) 10† -5 4 $120 3 [3]6 Springfield M-1 “Garand” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 10/0.5 3 8(3) 10† -5 3 $100 3 [1]6 Springfield M-1C “Garand” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 6+1 1000/4600 11.7/0.5 3 8(3) 10† -5 3 $120 3 [2, 3]6 Springfield M-1D “Garand” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 6+1 1000/4600 11.7/0.5 3 8(3) 10† -5 3 $120 3 [2]6 Springfield M-1E5 “Paratrooper” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 700/4000 7/0.5 3 8(3) 10† -4* 3 $150 3 [2]6 Springfield M-2 (.22 LR) 1d+2 pi- 4 75/1200 9.5/0.2 1 5+1(3) 8† -4 2 $30 3 [2]6 Springfield M-1903A1 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 9.3/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $35 3 [1, 18]6 Springfield M-1903A3 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 8.6/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 36 Springfield M-1903A4 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 6+1 1000/4600 9.7/0.3 1 5+1(3i) 10† -5 4 $120 3 [2]6 Springfield M-1922 (.22 LR) 1d+2 pi- 4 75/1200 9.5/0.2 1 5+1(3) 8† -4 2 $30 3 [2]6 Springfield M-1922M1 (.22 LR) 1d+2 pi- 4 75/1200 9.5/0.2 1 5+1(3) 8† -4 2 $30 3 [2]6 Springfield T-20 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 13.1/1.6 10 20+1(3) 10† -5 3 $100 3 [2]6 Springfield T-26 “Tanker” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 700/4000 8/0.5 3 8(3) 10† -4 3 $150 3 [2]6 Springfield/USMC M-1941 Sniper Rifle (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 6+3 1000/4600 10.3/0.3 1 5+1(3i) 10† -5 4 $185 36 Winchester M-1 Carbine (.30 Carbine) 4d+1 pi 4 330/2100 6/0.5 3 15+1(3) 9† -4 2 $50 3 [1]7 Winchester M-1A1 Carbine (.30 Carbine) 4d+1 pi 4 330/2100 6.7/0.5 3 15+1(3) 9† -4* 2 $50 3 [2, 3]7 Winchester M-2 Carbine (.30 Carbine) 4d+1 pi 4 330/2100 6/1 12 30+1(3) 9† -4 2 $50 3 [1, 6]7 Winchester M-3 Carbine (.30 Carbine) 4d+1 pi 4 330/2100 10.5/0.5 12 15+1(3) 9† -4 2 $50 3 [3, 6, 7]6 Winchester M-1917 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 9.3/0.3 1 5+1(3) 10† -5 4 $30 3 [17]Guns (Shotgun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Browning Automatic (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 9/0.9 3x9 5+1(3i) 10† -5 1 $50 4 [1]6 Ithaca M-37 (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 6.7/0.7 2x9 4+1(3i) 10† -5 1 $45 4 [2]6 Stevens M-620A (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 7.85/0.85 2x9 5+1(3i) 10† -5 1 $45 4 [2]6 Winchester M-12 (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 7.35/0.9 2x9 5+1(3i) 10† -5 1 $45 4 [2]6 Winchester M-1897 (12ga 2 3/4”) 1d+1 pi 3 50/125 7.8/0.9 2x9 5+1(3i) 10† -5 1 $45 4 [1]


United States of America (Cont'd)Heavy Weapons

Gunner (Machinegun)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Browning M-2HB (.50 BMG) 13d+1 pi+ 6 1500/7400 116/32 8! 105(5) 20M† -8 2 $1000 1 [1]

M-3 Tripod 44 $50 Spare Barrel 28.7 $75

6 Browning M-1917 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 56/15 10! 250(5) 11M† -7 2 $300 1 [1] M-1917A1 Tripod 53.2 $50 Spare Barrel 5 $30

6 Browning M-1919A4 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 46/15 8! 250(5) 11M† -6 2 $250 1 [1] M-2 Tripod 14 $35 Spare Barrel 7.4 $35

6 Colt-Browning M-2 Water Cooled (.50 BMG) 13d+1 pi+ 6 1500/7400 121/32 10 110(5) 20M† -8 2 $1000 1 [2] Anti-Aircraft M-3 Tripod 401 $500 Spare Barrel 23 $60

Guns (Grenade Launcher)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Grenade Projector Adaptor M-1 with hand grenade spec. 0 75/200 spec. 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 spec. 1 [2, 13, 14]6 M-9A1 8d(10) cr ex 0 75/240 0.8/1.3 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 13]6 M-17 6d+1 cr ex[2d] 0 75/180 0.8/1.6 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 13]6 M-19A1 6d+1 cr ex[2d] 0 75/200 0.8/1.5 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 13, 15]6 M-22 smoke (3 yd.) 0 75/200 0.8/1.3 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 13]6 M-191, M-192, M-193 illum. (200 yds.) 0 75/50 0.8/1.3 1 1(3) 12† -6 4 $20 1 [1, 13]Guns (LAW)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 M-1 “Bazooka” 2.36” Rocket 6dx2(10) cr ex 3 100/650 16.7/3.4 1 1(4) 10† -6 1 $100 1 [1, 8, 11]6 M-9 “Bazooka” 2.36” Rocket 6dx2(10) cr ex 3 100/650 14.7/3.4 1 1(4) 10† -6 1 $100 1 [2, 8, 11]6 M-18 57mm Recoilless Rifle 6dx2(10) cr ex 5+1 500/4800 50/5.6 1 1(8) 13† -8 1 $1500 1 [2, 11, 12]Guns (LMG)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 Browning M-1918A2 “BAR” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 21/1.6 9! 20(3) 12B† -6 3 $50 2 [1, 9]6 Browning M-1919A6 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 47.5/15 8! 250(5) 13B† -6 2 $250 1 [1, 16]

M-2 Tripod 14 $35 Spare Barrel 7.4 $35

6 Colt R80 Monitor “BAR” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 800/4200 17.9/1.6 9 20(3) 13† -5 3 $250 2 [3]6 Colt-Browning M-1922 “BAR” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 800/4200 20.8/1.6 9 20(3) 13† -5 3 $250 2 [3]6 Cranston M-1941 “Johnson” (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 14.6/1.6 7 20(3) 13B† -5 4 $250 2 [3]7 Saginaw T-24 (.30-06) 7d+1 pi 5 1000/4600 28/3 20! 50(5) 13B† -6 2 $300 1 [2, 10, 16]

M-4 Tripod 15 $50 Spare Barrel 4 $30

Liquid Projector (Flamethrower)TL Weapon Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes6 M-1A1 Flamethrower 3d burn - 50 70 1 10 10† -8 - $220 1 [1]Notes:

[1] Page W94-98[2] Page W:D71-73[3] Page W:HS19-20[4] Malf 16[5] Silenced weapon -3 to Hearing roll. See Silencers (p. B412)[6] Malf 16 when fired fully automatically.[7] Infrared scope, gives the user Infravision. See Infravision (p. B60). Weight does not include 15 lb. battery pack.[8] Minimum range 8 yards.[9] May also fire at RoF 6![10] The actual gun had a stupid drafting error which gave it Malf 14. The problem could have been easily rectified and the gun issued as the M-1 Light

Machinegun.[11] Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10).[12] Minimum range 10 yards. Damage is not halved at 1/2D range, but loses its armor divisor of (10) if any.[13] Used with the normal $5, 0.8 lbs. spigot launcher.[14] Used to launch normal hand grenades. Damage depends on grenade launched. The adapter is $10, 0.5 lbs.[15] Anyone hit by a fragment will take an additional 1d of burning damage each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p.

W98)[16] Use Gunner (Machinegun) when mounted on tripod.[17] Page W:AKM61-65[18] This rifle was the primary service weapon of both the Army and Marine Corps in the early months of fighting in the Pacific.


United States of America (Cont'd)Hand Grenades and Incendiaries

ThrowingTL Weapon Damage Weight Fuse Cost LC Notes6 AN-M-8 HC Smoke smoke (3 yd.) 1.5 2 $10 1 [1, 2, 3]6 M-15 WP “Willy Pete” 4d cr ex 2 4 $10 1 [1, 2, 4]

linked 1d burn 6 Mk II “Pineapple” Fragmentation 4d cr ex[2d] 1.3 4 $10 1 [1, 2]6 Mk IIIA2 Concussion 6d cr ex 1 4 $10 1 [1, 2]Notes:


[2] Page W98[3] Burns for 100-150 seconds. Gives dense white smoke. Body gets very hot, may start fires.[4] Anyone hit by a fragment will takes burning damage listed each second for 20 seconds, or until the fragment is removed. See M-15WP (p. W98)

weapon descriptionsRifles

Springfield M-1903A3(1942): A greatly simplified M-1903 with improved sights and easier to manufacture fittings.Springfield/USMC M-1941 Sniper Rifle (1942): A Springfield M-1903A1 rifle modified by Marine Corps armorers to use an Unertl 7.8x scope.


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