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TooB Firearms 1900

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Light Revolvers
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
apache knuckleduster	7mm Short RF	3	2	1d6	4	complicated	95%	1.1	£1	~1870
-- a combination of short folding knife, brass knuckles, and revolver, popular among urban hoodlums; very slow reloading.
Hopkins & Allen	32 Colt Short	15	3	1d8	5	break open	98%	1.3	£1	1880s
-- a top break double-action revolver typical of various low-power but common handguns (Harrington & Richardson, S&W, etc.).
muff pistol	32 Extra Short RF	5	2	1d8	5	reverse break	98%	1.1	£1	1870s
-- single action, spur trigger revolvers used by women and gamblers; very slow reloading.
Turbiaux Protector	32 Extra Short RF	2	2	1d6	7	complicated	96%	0.9	£2	1882
-- the ‘palm-squeezer’ pistol, being about the size of a shoe-polish can; reloading is very slow.
Heavy Revolvers
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Colt Bisley	45 Long Colt	20	1	1d10+2	6	side gate	00%	2.2	£7	1894
-- a top of the line target pistol.
Colt Frontier	45 Long Colt	15	1	1d10+2	6	side gate	00%	2.4	£4	1872
-- the iconic ‘cowboy’ revolver; also available in 44-40, 44 Colt, and many lesser calibers; used by the U.S. Army to 1890.
Colt Lightning	38 Long Colt	15	2	1d10	6	side gate	00%	2.2	£4	1877
-- popular and common American weapon.
Colt Thunderer	41 Colt	15	2	1d10+1	6	side gate	00%	2.2	£4	1877
-- popular and common American weapon.
Colt New Army/Navy	38 Long Colt	15	2	1d10	6	swing out	00%	2.0	£4	1892
-- the standard US Army sidearm, and infamous as "the gun that won't stop a charging Moro".
Modele 1892	8mm Lebel Revolver	15	3	1d8	6	swing out	00%	1.8	£4	1892
-- the standard French military sidearm.
Nagant M1895	7.65mm Nagant	15	3	1d8	7	side gate	00%	1.7	£4	1895
-- the standard Russian military sidearm.
Reichsrevolver M83	10.6mm German	15	1	1d10	6	side gate	00%	2.4	£3	1883
-- the standard German military sidearm (the prior M79 was similar); has a safety catch.
Remington 1890 Army	44 Colt	15	1	1d10+2	6	side gate	00%	2.6	£3	1890
-- a common American handgun, formerly in service with the U.S. Army.
S&W No. 3	44 S&W American	15	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.6	£3	1872
-- typical of the larger handguns kept in American homes.
S&W Schofield	44 S&W Schofield	15	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.6	£3	1875
-- typical weapon for bank and express guards; was also used by the U.S. Army.
S&W Russian	44 Russian	15	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.6	£5	1873
-- was popular with professional "shootists" in the American West; standard Russian military handgun up to 1891.
S&W New Model No. 3 DA	44 S&W American	15	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.6	£4	1881
-- a common American handgun, typical of the S&W revolvers introduced in the 1880s.
S&W Military & Police	38 Long Colt	15	2	1d10	6	swing out	00%	2.2	£5	1897
-- the very latest in revolvers; available in .38 Special starting in 1902.
Webley Bull Dog	44 Bull Dog	10	1	1d10+2	5	side gate	00%	1.8	£3	1873
-- the most common large gun kept in British homes; dodgy foreign copies can be had for £2.
Webley Mk III	455 British Service	15	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.4	£5	1897
-- the current British military sidearm (but officers buy their own guns); the Mk II (1895) and Mk I (1887) are similar.
Webley-Green	455 British Service	20	1	1d10+2	6	break open	00%	2.4	£10	1889
-- a premium version of the military Webley revolver.
Webley RIC	44 Webley	15	1	1d10+2	6	loading gate	00%	2.0	£4	1867
-- when British policemen carry pistols, this would likely be the issued weapon.
Semi-Automatic Pistols
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Bergmann Military Model	7.65mm Bergmann	15	2	1d8	10	internal	98%	2.0	£6	1897
-- somewhat bulky German pistol; a prior 1894 model was very awkward.
Borchardt	30 Borchardt	15	2	1d8	8	magazine	98%	3.0	£6	1893
-- invented by a Connecticut native, and produced in small numbers in Germany by DWM; loaded magazines 0.25 lb.
Colt Automatic	38 Colt Auto	15	2	1d8	7	magazine	99%	2.0	£6	1900
-- the first semi-automatic pistol produced in America, to John Browning’s design; loaded magazines weight 0.25 lb.
FN Browning 1900	32 Automatic Colt	15	3	1d8	7	magazine	99%	2.0	£5	1898
-- John Browning’s first semi-automatic pistol, produced in Belgium, quickly very popular; loaded magazines weight 0.25 lb.
Mannlicher Model 1900	7.63mm Mannlicher	15	3	1d8	10	magazine	99%	2.2	£6	1895
-- an Austrian military pistol; loaded magazines weight 0.25 lb.
Mauser C/96	7.63mm Mauser	20	2	1d10	6 or 10	internal	99%	2.9	£6	1896
-- popular soon after its introduction; can be loaded using stripper clips.
Parabellum-Pistole	30 Luger	20	2	1d8	9	magazine	99%	2.2	£8	1900
-- a redesign of the Borchardt for the Swiss army by the German firm DWM; loaded magazines weight 0.3 lb.
Roth-Steyr	7.65mm Roth	15	3	1d8	10	internal	99%	2.2	£6	1895
-- an Austrian military pistol.
Schwarzlose M1898	7.63mm Mauser	15	2	1d10	7	magazine	98%	~2.4	£6	1895
-- the M1895 version was similar; loaded magazines weigh 0.25 lb.
Multibarrel Pistols
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Purdey Howdah	450 Martini-Henry	10	2	1d8+1d6	2	break open	00%	5.0	£8	1880s
-- works like a double-barreled shotgun, with external hammers; 18” long.
Remington Derringer	41 Short RF	5	2	1d10+1	2	break open	00%	0.9	£2	1866
-- the popular single-action ‘double derringer’, very concealable, with over-under barrels.
Single-shot Rifles
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Martini Henry Mk IV	450 Martini Henry	80	1/3	1d8+1d6+3	1	breech	00%	9.0	£4	1871
-- issued to colonial and militia units in the British Empire; previous versions are similar.
Martini Henry Carbine	450 Martini Henry	60	1/3	1d8+1d6+3	1	breech	00%	6.6	£3	1877
-- the Artillery Mk I, and the similar Cavalry Mk I; still used by the British forces.
Remington Rolling Block	43 Mauser	80	1/3	1d8+1d6+3	1	breech	00%	5.5	£5	~1870
-- a very widely available American rifle, often sold to foriegn armies; various other calibers and civilian models also.
Trapdoor Springfield	45-70 Gov't	60	1/3	1d8+1d6+4	1	breech	98%	9.9	£3	1873
-- still used by American militia units; typical of converted mid-century muzzleloading rifles.
Lever-action and Pump Rifles
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Colt New Lightning	44-40	60	1	1d10+2	9	internal	97%	7	£3	1884
-- a typical pump-action rifle; also available in 40-60 Marlin, 45 Long Colt and other calibers.
Marlin 1895 Model	45-90 Winchester	90	1	1d8+1d6+3	4	internal	98%	7	£4	1895
-- also available in 40-65 Winchester and other smokeless cartridges.
Savage Model 1899	303 Savage	80	1	2d6+4	5	internal	98%	7	£6	1899
-- a modern smokeless powder rifle.
Winchester Model 1873	44-40	60	1	1d10+2	15	internal	96%	9	£6	1873
-- the famous cowboy rifle; a carbine version weighs 7 lbs, has a 50 yd range, and only holds 10 cartridges.
Winchester Model 1876	45-75 Winchester	90	1	1d8+1d6+2	8	internal	97%	10	£7	1876
-- Winchester’s first 'powerful' lever-action rifle; standard arm of the Mounties.
Winchester Model 1886	50-110 Winchester	80	1	1d8+1d6+3	5	internal	98%	10	£10	1886
-- also available in other calibers such as 45-70 Gov’t, and as a takedown rifle; a carbine version weighs 8.4 lbs, with 50 yds range.
Winchester Model 1894	30-30	60	1	2d6	6	internal	98%	7	£5	1894
-- first successful commercial rifle to use smokeless powder; also available in takedown version.
Winchester Model 1895	30-40 Krag	90	1	2d6+4	5	magazine	98%	8	£7	1895
-- a new hunting and military rifle, available in various calibers (inc. 303 British).
Bolt-action Sporting Magazine Rifles
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Mannlicher	8mm Mannlicher	80	1/2	2d6+1	4	clip	99%	8	£20	1888
-- also available in various other smokeless-powder calibers; loaded with a 4 round en bloc clip.
Mauser Heavy Sport Rifle	10.75x57mm	90	1/2	2d6+4	3	internal	00%	9	£20	1890s
-- typical heavy game rifle for Germans on safari; various other smokeless-powder calibers available, such as 9.3x57mm Mauser.
Remington-Lee Sporter	45-79 Gov't	70	1/2	1d8+1d6+4	5	magazine	00%	9	£6	1886
-- spare detachable magazines are available, weighing 0.5 lbs when loaded; also available in 30-40 Krag, 43 Spanish.
Semi-automatic Rifles
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Madsen M96	8x58mmR Krag	80	1	2d6+4	25	magazine	99%	15	£30	1896
-- adopted by Danish marines in 1896, this is the ancestor of the famous Madsen LMG; loaded magazine is 2 lbs, and is top mounted.
Game Rifles
These are blackpowder or smokeless ("nitro") double rifles. Famous makers include Wm. & John Rigby, Westley-Richards, Holland & Holland, James Purdey & Sons, R. Hughs, Thomas Bland, W. J. Jeffrey, W. W. Greener, Evans, George Gibbs, H. Krieghoff (the only non-Briton on this list). Choose a size, choose a name, choose a caliber ...
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
heavy double rifle	500 Nitro Express	70	2	3d6+4	2	break open	00%	18	£95	1880s
-- also available as 577 Express, 577 Nitro Express, 500 Express, 500 Magnum Express, 500 Magnum Nitro Express, 450 Magnum Express ...
express double rifle	400 Nitro Express	80	2	3d6+3	2	break open	00%	13	£75	1880s
-- also available as 400 Magnum Express, 400 Nitro, 450/400 Express, 10.25x69mmR Express ... clip.
double rifle	360 Nitro Express	100	2	3d6+2	2	break open	00%	9	£30	1884
-- not really a ‘big’ game rifle; also as the 360 Express, 9x70mmR Mauser, etc.
cape gun	12 ga. + 400 NE	80	2	3d6+3	2	break open	00%	11	£25	1880s
-- one rifle barrel, one shotgun barrel; see shotgun rules for 12 gauge range and damage.
Shotguns
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
double-barrel	10 gauge	10/20/50	2	4d6+2/2d6+1/1d6	2	break open	00%	10	£10	1870s
-- representing a multitude of makers and variations.
double-barrel	12 gauge	10/20/50	2	4d6/2d6/1d6	2	break open	00%	9	£4	1870s
-- representing a multitude of makers and variations.
sawed-off double-barrel	12 gauge	5/10	2	4d6/1d6	2	break open	00%	8	£4	1870s
-- representing a multitude of makers and variations.
single-barrel	12 gauge	10/20/50	1	4d6/2d6/1d6	1	breech	00%	7	£3	1870s
-- representing a multitude of makers and variations; takedown models are available.
Winchester Model 1887	12 gauge blackpowder	10/20/50	1	4d6/2d6/1d6	5	internal	99%	9	£15	1887
-- a lever-action shotgun.
Winchester Model 1893	12 gauge	10/20/50	1	4d6/2d6/1d6	5	internal	99%	7	£15	1893
-- an early pump-action shotgun.
Winchester Model 1897	12 gauge	10/20/50	2	4d6/2d6/1d6	5	internal	00%	7	£10	1897
-- this pump shotgun has no disconnector on the trigger; takedown models are available.
Combination Guns
These weapons are most popular in Europe (especially in Germany and Austria-Hungary), and have three or more barrels -- not all the same caliber. Commonest are those with two shotgun barrels and one sporting rifle barrel. They use normal shotgun stats when firing shotgun ammunition.
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Drilling	12 ga. + 10.25mm	70	2	3d6+3	3	break open	00%	17	£25	1880s
-- equipped with two 12 gauge barrels and one 10.25x69mmR Express barrel; two triggers (one for shotgun, one for rifle).
Vierling	12 ga. + 10.25mm	70	2	3d6+3	4	break open	00%	21	£40	1880s
-- with two 12 gauge barrels and two 10.25x69mmR Express barrels; two triggers (one for shotgun, one for rifle).
Bolt-action Military Rifles
Cartridges for these are loaded individually into the weapon.
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Krag-Jorgensen M1892	30-40 Krag	80	1/2	2d6+4	5	internal	99%	9	£8	1892
-- the standard U.S. Army rifle; has some flaws which cause jams if not cleaned carefully and regularly.
Lebel Mle 1886/93	8mm Lebel Rifle	90	1/2	2d6+4	8	internal	00%	9	£8	1893
-- the standard French military rifle (modified in 1893), using the first smokeless military cartridge.
Lee-Metford Mk I	303 British	90	1/2	2d6+4	8	magazine	00%	10	£8	1888
-- British military rifle; rear sights to 1900 yards, dial sights to 3500 yards; extra magazines not issued, but loaded magazines weigh 1 lb.
Lee-Metford Mk II	303 British	90	1/2	2d6+4	10	magazine	00%	9	£8	1892
-- extra magazines are not issued, but loaded magazines weigh 1 lb.
Lee-Metford Mk I Carbine	303 British	70	1/2	2d6+3	5	magazine	00%	7	£7	1897
-- still being issued to replace Martini-Henry carbines; extra magazines are not issued, but loaded magazines weigh 0.5 lb.
Lee-Enfield Mark I	303 British	80	1/2	2d6+4	10	magazine	00%	9	£8	1895
-- has replaced the Martini-Henry rifle in first-line British units; extra magazines are not issued, but weigh 1 lb loaded.
Lee-Enfield Mark I Carbine	303 British	70	1/2	2d6+3	6	magazine	00%	7	£7	1899
-- will replace the Martini-Henry and Lee-Metford carbines; extra magazines are not issued, but weigh 3/4 lb loaded.
Winchester Model 1883	45-70 Gov't	70	1/2	1d8+1d6+3	5	internal	00%	9	£6	1883
-- sometimes known as the Hotchkiss magazine rifle, an early use of the Lee bolt-action system.
Bolt-action Military Rifles
A stripper clip or en bloc clip can be used to fill the internal magazine of these weapons.
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
Berthier Carbine Mle 1892	8mm Lebel Rifle	80	1/2	2d6+4	3	internal	00%	7	£8	1892
-- standard French military carbine; uses a 3 round en bloc clip.
Lee M1895	6mm Lee Navy	80	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	8	£8	1895
-- the standard U.S. Navy and Marine Corps rifle since 1896.
Mannlicher M1888	8mm Mannlicher	80	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	10	£7	1888
-- the previous Austrian military rifle, many have been sold to the Chinese military; uses a 5 round en bloc clip.
Mannlicher M1895	8mm Mannlicher	80	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	8	£8	1895
-- the standard Austrian military rifle; uses a 5 round en bloc clip.
Mannlicher-Carcano M1891	6.5mm Carcano	80	1/2	2d6+3	6	internal	00%	8	£8	1891
-- the standard Italian military rifle; uses a 6 round en bloc clip.
Gew88	7.92mm Mauser "J"	90	1/2	2d6+4	5	internal	00%	10	£8	1888
-- former standard German military rifle; rusts easily if not maintained; uses en bloc clip.
Kar88	7.92mm Mauser "J"	70	1/2	2d6+4	5	internal	00%	7	£7	1888
-- carbine version of the 1888 German military rifle, for cavalry, artillery, etc.; uses en bloc clip.
Mauser "Export"	7mm Mauser	90	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	10	£8	1893
-- typical of exported Mauser rifles used by many smaller armies; many other calibers are available; uses en bloc clip.
Mauser Gew98	7.92mm Mauser	100	1/2	2d6+4	5	internal	00%	9	£8	1898
-- the classic bolt-action military rifle of the 20th Century, just adopted by the German military.
Arisaka 30th Year Rifle	6.5mm Arisaka	90	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	10	£8	1897
-- the standard Japanese military rifle, based on the Mauser design.
Arisaka 30th Year Carbine	6.5mm Arisaka	70	1/2	2d6+3	5	internal	00%	7	£7	1897
-- the standard Japanese cavalry and artillery rifle, also based on the Mauser design.
Moisin-Nagant M1891	7.62x54mmR Russian	100	1/2	2d6+4	5	internal	00%	9	£8	1891
-- the standard Russian military rifle, replaced the Berdan II in service.
Cap-and-ball Rifles
Mostly muzzle-loaders, but all very slow to reload.
mame	caliber	range, yds	ROF	damage	capacity	loading	malf	weight	cost	date
gingal	about 0.85"	80	slow	3d6+1	1	muzzle-loader	95%	~30	?	1870s
-- a nine- or ten-foot long gun, fired from a rest, or over a wall, or over the loader's shoulder. Can also be loaded as a sort of shotgun (use 10 gauge rules, but with ranges 15/30/75)
rifle-musket	typically .58"	60	1/4	1d10+4	1	muzzle-loader	95%	9	?	1860s
-- only used by very ill-equipped Chinese units, or bandits; usually second- or third-hand surplus, reliability reflects this and poor powder supply.