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  The Fuzion Arsenal Volume II 
  By MicroBalrog (karpa@inter.net.il) 
    
  Weapons 
  Name:  
  H&K P2000  
   Type:  
  Handgun 
  Manufacturer:  
  H&K, Germany 
  Developed by Heckler & Koch especially for use by police, this weapons flashes several various 
  complicated safety systems which ensure that the gun will not be accidentally fired but which are 
  easily disabled when needed.  The gun is small, compact, and easily concealable. 
  Weight: 620 gr. Range 50m 2/0/0/0, Cap 17, WA +0 
   
  Name:  
  MP412 
  Type:  
  Handgun 
  Manufacturer:  
  IzhMekh, Russia 
  This new weapon has several outstanding features. First, it has a nostalgic, break-open reloading 
  method, not unlike the Smith & Wesson guns of the end of the 19th - start of the 20th century. 
  Second, the upper part of the gun is build of metal, while the lower part (the grip) is made of 
  polymer plastics.  
  Weight: 0.9 kg Range: 70 m Cap: 6 Caliber: .357 Magnum. 
    
  Name:  
  HK - Benelli XM1014  
  Type: 
  Shotgun 
   
  Combat Shotgun System 
  Developed: 
  1999  
  Deployed: 
  Assumed 2000 
  Manufacturer: 
  H&K 
  Designated the XM1014 Joint Services Combat Shotgun (JSCS), the weapon was invented by 
  Benelli for H&K, for use by the US Marine corps. A total of up to 20,000 guns were ordered, but 
  more might be produced for other services. It is semi-auto, accepting manual feed of 'less-than-
  lethal' ammunition. Three kinds of buttstocks are available: the default telescoping stock with a 
  detachable pistol grip or the optional semi-pistol grip or pistol grip stocks, each of which can be 
  installed without tools (!!!).  
  Range *2 WA +1 Cap 6 ROF 2/0/0/0 
   
   
  
   
  2 
  Name:  
  Thompson SMG 
  Type: 
  Submachinegun 
   
  a.k.a. Tommy-Gun  
  Developed: 
  1919 
  Start of Production: 1920 
  This world-famous submachinegun was developed by Captain John Thompson and was to become 
  one of the most popular SMG's of all times. Used by the British and U.S. militaries and police, 
  Chicago gangsters and Tel-Aviv Zionists, it is an emblem of the first half of the 20th century. Even 
  now, Auto-Ordnance is still producing a civilian (semi-auto only) Thompson. Why did they have to 
  introduce that stupid law in 1930...  
   
  Range 
  Weight 
  ROF 
  WA 
  Cap 
  M1921 
  50m 
  4.69 kg 
  3/0/16/50 
  +1 
  20/30/50/100 
  M1928 
  50m 
  4.9 kg 
  3/0/11/35 
  +1 
  20/30/50/100 
  M1, M1A1 
  50m 
  4.78 kg 
  3/0/11/35 
  +1 
  20/30 
  Caliber - 0.45 ACP 
   
  Name: 
  MP-38/MP-40 aka Schmeisser 
  Type: 
  Submachinegun 
  Developed: 
  1938/40 
  Deployed: 
  1940 
  The MP-38 was developed by the engineer Folmer in 1938. The name Schmeisser is merely a 
  nickname, not an official name. It quickly entered service with the Wehrmacht. It was first 
  designed only for commandos and AFV crews, but then was quickly adopted with by the infantry 
  Wehrmacht and SS. The MP-40, designed two years later contained no major construction 
  differences. 
  Although the gun is very stable an easily controlled, it has one major drawback - the barrel is 
  uncovered, meaning that after firing lots of rounds, it becomes hot, and although it's not known to 
  overheat, it can cause burns on unprotected hands.  
  Weight: 4.03 kg empty, 4.7 kg loaded ROF 3/0/8/23 Cap 32  
  Caliber: 9*19 Luger/Para WA +0 Range: 100 m 
   
  Name: Tigr/Tigr-1 (Tiger/Tiger-1) 
  Type: 
  Rifle 
  Developed: 
  1990s 
   
  Manufacturer: 
  Russia 
  The Tigr series of hunting rifles was created based on the SVD. It's extremely reliable, works under 
  any temperature from -50 to +50 Celsius. Built to hunt medium to large animals, the rifle is as 
  suitable to hunt the most dangerous prey of them all. Can be ordered with a special optical sight 
  that can mount itself on the gun (the mount is part of the sight, not of the Tigr).  
  Weight: 3.8 kg Range: 1000m ROF 3/0/0/0 Cap 5/10 WA(Tigr) +1 WA(Tigr-1) +2  
  Caliber: 7.62*54R 
   
   
  
   
  3 
  Name: 
  Heckler&Koch G3 
  Type: Assault Rifle 
  Deployed: 
  1957 
  Manufacturer: 
  H&K 
  This was the standard issue weapon of the Bundeswehr up until the war in Yugoslavia, when the 
  German army had to start moving over to the H&K G-36, which is a 5.56 NATO weapon, 
  compatible with the weapons of other NATO forces. Currently (as of 2002) the G-3 is not yet 
  totally replaced by the G-36 in the Bundeswehr. Over 20 countries except Germany employ the G-
  3. A well-known variant of the G-3 is the HK3KA4 - a version with a shortened barrel and a 
  telescopic buttstock. 
  Weight: 4.5 Cap: 20 Range: 300 Caliber: 7.62 NATO (0.308.win) ROF: 3/0/10/30 
   
  Name: 
  Daewoo K-2 
  Type: 
  Assault Rifle 
  Family Manufacturer: Daewoo (South Korea) 
  The K-2 rifle family was developed by Daewoo to replace the old M16A1. It fuses elements of 
  design from both the M-16 and the AK to achieve what is to be the new mainstay weapon of the 
  Korean army. 
  The Following models exist:  
  K-2 - 5.56, collapsible plastic buttstock 
  K-1 - 5.56, telescopic metal buttstock, shorter barrel 
  DR-200 - civilian model, non-collapsible plastic buttstock, semi-auto only 
  DR-300 - civilian model, non-collapsible plastic buttstock, semi-auto only, 7.62*39 
  WA: +1 Weight: 3.26 kg Cap 30 Range 300 ROF 3/0/10/30 
    
  Name: PTRD (Protivotankovoe Ruzhye Degtiarieva, Degtyarev Anti-Tank Shotgun) 
  Type: Anti-Tank Rifle 
  Manufacturer: USSR 
  Some shotguns are for ducks, some are for bears. This one is for tanks. It is used just as any normal 
  anti-tank rifle. Its 14.5*114 (yes, exactly, you are reading it right, it's not a typo) round is 14DC (1 
  Kill AP all). Comes with a built in bipod. Cases are known of the PTRD being used as a sniper or 
  AA weapon. The only problem with the PTRD is that it's extremely long (2000mm, that's 2 
  meters), which makes transportation quite a problem. 
  Weight: 17.3 kg Range: 2000m WA+3 ROF 1/0/0/0 Caliber: 14.5*114 Cap: 1 (1 phase to reload) 
   
   
  
   
  4 
  Name: 
  Shipon 
  Type: 
  AT launcher 
  Deployed: 
  1990's 
  Manufacturer: 
  IMI 
  This is the weapon used by the Israeli Special Forces: a non-reusable, reliable launcher: Comes in 
  two types:  
  Anti Armor/Anti-Fortification Tandem Warhead - penetrates 800 mm of armored steel (Reactive 
  Armor Protected), or 500 mm of reinforced concrete.  Damage is AP 
  Anti-Fortification/Anti-Personnel Tandem Warhead - in anti-fortification mode, the front charge 
  penetrates the reinforced concrete while the main charge explodes inside structure (3 Kills AP then 
  5K normal), the. In anti-personnel mode, front and rear fragmentation charges separate at optimal 
  height and explode above target (8K).  
  Range 400 m; WA +1; Weight: 9kg; Damage 8K  
   
  Name: 
  B300 Rocket Launcher 
  Type: 
  AT launcher 
  Deployed: 
  1980's 
  Manufacturer: 
  IMI 
  "Unlike other platforms there is no need to take the rocket out of its pod and insert in into the 
  launcher in order to fire the B300 - a time consuming procedure. Instead, the soldier simply takes 
  the rocket pod and attached to the back of the launcher. Due to the weapon's simplicity, little 
  training is required and the weapon can be operational under  20 seconds.   A standard B300 setup 
  consists of a backpack containing three rockets pods and a reusable launcher, and weights 16 
  kilograms. The system itself is fully man portable and can be carried, loaded and fired by just one 
  soldier. In its Israeli configuration the B300 maximum range is 400 meters and has a 50%  hit 
  probability. 
  Since one of primary end users of the B300 were SF and rapid deployment units, the system is 
  rugged and can withstand harsh environmental conditions and rough handling such as airborne 
  operations." Isayeret. com 
  The B300 has two ammunition rounds:  
  High Explosive Dual Purpose (HEDP) rocket is used against fortifications and bunkers. This round 
  is known in Israel as High Explosive Follow-Through (HEFT).  (The precursor charge causes 2 K 
  AP, then the HE charge blow up in the building for 4 K)) 
  High Explosive Anti Armor (HEAA) rocket is used against armored and other vehicles. This round 
  is known in Israel as Mk 1 High Explosive Anti Tank (HEAT).  (5K  AP) 
  Weight (standard setup): 16 kg; ROF 1/0/0/0; WA +0; Range 400 
   
   
  
   
  5 
  Name: 
  Pakistan Ordnance Factories Anti-Personnel 
  Mine Type: 
  AP Mine 
  'This small anti-personnel mine has a plastic body with minimal metal content. The main charge is 
  tetryl and the base is a rotary switch that has to be rotated to arm the mine for laying. A small 
  length of cord is supplied to allow the mine to be fixed to a picket if required. Each mine weighs 
  approximately 135 grammes. For transportation, the mines are packed 40 to a contained, weighing 
  9 kg in all. This mine is used as the detonator for the Pakistan Ordnance Factories anti-tank mine.' 
  From "Jane's Military Logistics, 1989' 
  Damage: 8DC (Normally applied to the foot, otherwise use Focused Area Effect Rules) 
   
   
  Other Equipment 
   
  Irvin LLP Mk 1 Parachute 
  'The Irvin LLP Mk 1 low-level paratroop parachute allows fully equipped airborne troops to carry 
  out massed parachute assaults from jump heights as low as 76 m (250 ft). In addition, the parachute 
  has a lower rate of descent, reduced oscillation and a more comforable harness than current 
  paratroop parachutes. The Irvin LLP Mk 1 is in service with the UK airborne forces.' 
  "British Defense Equipment Catalogue, 1996-1997" 
  The LLP Mk 1 provides +1 to Parachuting skill rolls. 
   
  You want to know more about the history involving guns and their ownership? Get yourself to 
  www.keepandbeararms.com 
  
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