Type Damage Examples Subcompact Pistol 2D4 .22 LR, 5.45X18mm, .32 ACP Pistol 2D6 9X19mm, .45 ACP, 7.62X25mm, 9X18mm Intermediate

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Type Damage Examples Subcompact pistol 2d4 .22 LR, 5.45x18mm, .32 ACP Pistol 2d6 9x19mm, .45 ACP, 7.62x25mm, 9x18mm Intermediate rifle/magnum pistol 2d8 .30 Carbine, 5.56x45mm, 5.45x39mm, 7.62x39mm, .44 magnum, .357 magnum, .32 SL, 8mm K Full-power rifle 2d10 7.62x51mm, .30-06, 7.62x54mmR, 8mm Mauser Magnum rifle/antimaterial 2d12 .338 Lapua magnum, .300 Winchester magnum Shotgun 2d8* 12 GA *When used in normal range, shotguns do an extra die of damage Don’t add ability modifier to damage rolls Adjust capacities and weights for specific weapon Name Damage Weight Properties Examples Subcompact pistol 2d4 1 lb. Ammunition (30/90), reload (7) PPK, FN M1900, PSM Automatic pistol 2d4 3 lb. Ammunition (30/90), burst fire, reload (20) Vz. 61, MAC-11 Service pistol 2d6 2 lb. Ammunition (40/120), reload (8) M1911, P08, TT-33 Machine pistol 2d6 4 lb. Ammunition (40/120), burst fire, reload (20) APS, MAC-10, MP5K, Micro-Uzi Submachine gun 2d6 8 lb. Ammunition (50/150), burst fire, reload (32), two-handed STEN, MP-18, M1928 Thompson, MP5, Uzi Self-loading carbine 2d8 7 lb. Ammunition (300/900), reload (10), two-handed Winchester Model 05, M1 Carbine, SKS Assault rifle 2d8 8 lb. Ammunition (300/900, burst-fire, reload (30), two-handed M16, AKM, M2 Carbine, StG-44, AK-74 Revolver/magnum pistol 2d8 2 lb. Ammunition (50/150), reload (6) Colt Python, Webley Mk VI, Desert Eagle Light support weapon 2d8 12 lb. Ammunition (400/1200), heavy, burst fire, reload (40), two-handed RPK, L86A2, RPK-74 Squad automatic weapon 2d8 18 lb. Ammunition (400/1200), heavy, burst fire, reload (100), two-handed M249, RPD, CETME Ameli Bolt-action rifle 2d10 10 lb. Ammunition (600/1800), reload (5), loading, two-handed SMLE, K98k, M1903 Springfield Self-loading rifle 2d10 10 lb. Ammunition (500/1500), reload (10), two-handed M1 Garand, RSC 1917, L1A1, SVT-40, SVD Automatic rifle 2d10 15 lb. Ammunition (400/1200), heavy, burst fire, reload (20), two-handed BAR, Chauchat, FG-42, M14 Light machine gun 2d10 20 lb. Ammunition (500/1500), heavy, burst fire, reload (30), two-handed Lewis gun, BREN, FM 24/29 GP machine gun 2d10 25 lb. Ammunition (600/1800), heavy, burst fire, reload (100), two-handed MG08/15, MG42, M240, PKM Antimaterial rifle 2d12 15 lb. Ammunition (600/1800), heavy, reload (5), loading, two-handed AWM, Sako TRG Breaching shotgun 2d8* 5 lb. Ammunition (10/40), reload (4), loading M870 MCS, MASS, KS-23 Hunting shotgun 2d8* 6 lb. Ammunition (30/90), reload (5), two-handed Ithaca 37, M590, M870 Combat shotgun 2d8* 7 lb. Ammunition (30/90), heavy, reload (10), two-handed Browning Auto-5, Saiga-12 .

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