TEXT: J100
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Pistols
  AC
  Md
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  Lebel M1892
  L
  9
  1 ·17
  LRN PEN
  1.0
  .9
  .8
  .6 q
  J
  W
  2.1
  2 ·11
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  1
  Double Action Revolver
  3 ·10
  RT
  12
  4
  ·9 *LHP PEN
  1.0
  .9
  .8
  .6
  8mm MLe92
  ROF
  1
  5
  ·8
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  6
  ·7
  France
  Cap
  6
  °FMJ PEN
  1.1
  1.0
  .8
  .7
  AW
  .18
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  First introduced into the French army in
  HMC
  1893, this revolver remained in service
  KD
  2
  BA
  48
  41
  33
  26
  through 1945.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  1
  2
  3
  6
  Walther PP
  L
  6
  1 ·16
  FMJ PEN
  1.1
  .9
  .7
  .5
  W
  1.7
  2 ·11
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  Automatic Pistol
  3 ·10
  RT
  4
  4
  ·9
  *JHP PEN
  1.0
  .9
  .7
  .5
  32ACP
  ROF
  5
  ·8
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  6
  ·7
  Germany
  Cap
  8
  °AP PEN
  1.5
  1.3
  1.1
  .7
  AW
  .35
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  First introduced in 1929 as apolice pistol,
  Mag
  this highly successful weapon was used
  KD
  2
  BA
  44
  35
  26
  18
  by the German military.
  SAB
  2
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  Mauser HSc
  L
  6
  1 ·16
  FMJ PEN
  1.1
  1.0
  .8
  .5
  W
  1.5
  2 ·11
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  Automatic Pistol
  3 ·10
  RT
  4
  4
  ·9
  °JHP PEN
  1.0
  .9
  .7
  .5
  32ACP
  ROF
  5
  ·8
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  Germany
  Cap
  8
  °AP PEN
  1.5
  1.4
  1.1
  .8
  AW
  .35
  DC
  1
  1
  1
  1
  This pistol was introduced in 1938 as a
  Mag
  commercial venture and later used by
  KD
  2
  BA
  44
  35
  26
  18
  the German Navy and Air Force.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  Walther P38
  L
  8
  1 ·17
  FMJ PEN
  1.9
  1.8 1.5
  1.1
  W
  2.4
  2 ·11
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  Automatic Pistol
  3 ·10
  RT
  4
  4
  ·9
  °JHP PEN
  1.9
  1.7
  1.4
  1.1
  9mm Parabellum
  ROF
  °
  5
  ·8
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  2
  6
  -7
  Germany
  Cap
  8
  ""AP PEN
  2.7
  2.5
  2.1
  1.6
  AW
  .38
  DC
  3
  2
  2
  2
  Standard pistol of the German army in
  Mag
  WW II. It was adopted in 1938. After the
  KD
  3
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  war it was renamed the Walther PI.
  SAB
  4
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  4
  Glisenti M10
  L
  8
  1 ·17
  FMJ PEN
  1.7
  1.6
  1.3
  1.0
  W
  2.0
  2 -11
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  Automatic Pistol
  3 -10
  RT
  4
  4
  ·9
  °JHP PEN
  1.7
  1.5
  1.3
  1.0
  9mm Glisenti
  ROF
  5
  -8
  DC
  4
  3
  3
  2
  6
  -7
  Italy
  Cap
  7
  *AP PEN
  2.4
  2.2
  1.9 1.5
  AW
  .36
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  The 9mm Glisenti was the standard Ital-
  Mag
  ian pistol round. It was adopted in 1910
  KD
  3
  BA
  46
  37
  28
  21
  and used throughout WW II.
  SAB
  4
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  5
  Taisho 14
  L
  9
  1 ·17
  FMJ PEN
  1.8
  1.6
  1.4
  1.1
  W
  2.2
  2 -11
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  Automatic Pistol
  3 -10
  RT
  4
  4
  -9
  °JHP PEN
  1.7
  1.6
  1.3
  1.0
  8mm Taisho 14
  ROF
  5
  -8
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  6
  -7
  Japan
  Cap
  8
  °AP PEN
  2.5
  2.3
  2.0
  1.5
  AW
  .42
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  Improved Taisho 04 which retained seri-
  Mag
  QUS
  design
  flaws making reloading
  KD
  3
  BA
  47
  40
  31
  24
  slow if not impossible.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  5
  
  L
  7
  W
  1.9
  Physical
  Data
  RT
  4
  ROF
  .1
  1
  .1
  1
  .5
  .2
  J
  1
  1
  1
  .7
  .3
  1
  1
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  1~ 15 13
  1~
  B
  3
  J
  j
  22111111
  'AP PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8 1.4
  1.1
  DC22111
  FM] PEN
  DC
  BA
  47
  39
  31
  24
  19
  9
  4
  1
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  7
  17
  28
  40
  Ballistic Data
  ']HP PEN 15 1.4
  1.2
  .9
  DC3221
  1 -16
  2 -11
  3 -10
  4
  -9
  5
  -8
  6
  -7
  Aim
  Time
  AC
  Md
  6
  .32
  Mag
  2
  3
  Cap
  AW
  KD
  SAB
  Kenju Type 94
  Automatic Pistol
  8mm Taisho 14
  This pistol was introduced in 1937 to
  supplement the Taisho 14. Of poor qual-
  ity, a sharp blow can cause it to fire.
  Japan
  Pistols
  Cap
  8
  AW
  .39
  Mag
  KD
  3
  SAB
  4
  BA
  46
  38
  29
  22
  17
  8
  3
  -1
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  12
  20
  29
  .8
  .3
  .1
  1
  I
  •
  .1
  1
  .1
  1
  .2
  1
  .2
  I
  .6
  I
  5
  1
  AI' PEN
  3.7 3.4
  2.9 23 1.8
  DC
  3
  2
  2
  2
  1
  FM] PEN
  2.6 2.4
  2.0
  1.6 1.3
  DC33221
  '}HI' PEN
  25
  2.3 2.0
  1.5
  1.2
  DC44332
  1 -17
  2 -11
  3 -10
  4
  -9
  5
  -8
  6
  -7
  4
  8
  2.0
  RT
  ROF
  L
  W
  Automatic Pislol
  7.62mm Tokarev
  USSR
  Tokarev 1133
  Standard pislol of the Russian military.
  It fires the 7.62mm
  Tokarev, which is
  primarily a sub·machinegun round.
  BA
  47
  39
  31
  23
  18
  9
  4
  TOF
  1
  2
  4
  7
  11
  26
  43
  FM] PEN
  .9
  DC
  1
  .8
  .7
  5
  .4
  .2
  .1
  111111
  .4
  .2
  .1
  1
  1
  1
  .4 ~2
  1
  1
  5
  1
  5
  1
  .6
  1
  .6
  1
  .8
  1
  .8
  1
  .8
  1
  .8
  1
  LRN PEN
  DC
  'LHP PEN
  DC
  1 -16
  2 -11
  3 -10
  4
  -9
  5
  -8
  6
  -7
  RT
  12
  ROF
  1
  L
  10
  W
  1.9
  Cap
  6
  AW
  .24
  HMC
  KD
  3
  SAB
  4
  United Kingdom
  .380in British Service
  Double Action Revolver
  This revolver was designed to replace
  the Webley .45in whose weight and re-
  coil were considered excessive.
  Enfield Revolver #2 Mkl
  BA
  47
  39
  31
  23
  18
  9
  4
  0
  TOF
  1
  2
  4
  7
  11
  25
  42
  60
  'FM] PEN
  1.0
  1.0
  .8
  .7
  5
  .3
  J
  .1
  DCll111111
  Webley Mk6 (6 inch barreD
  Double Action Revolver
  .455in Revolver
  United Kingdom
  Durable,
  well
  made
  revolver
  used
  throughout WW II and still in service
  with police and military forces.
  L
  11
  W
  2.7
  RT
  12
  ROF
  1
  Cap
  6
  AW
  .30
  HMC
  KD
  4
  SAB
  5
  1 -17
  LRN PEN
  1.0
  2 -11
  DC
  1
  3 -10
  4
  -9 'LHP PEN
  1.0
  5
  -8
  DC
  1
  6
  -7
  .9
  1
  .9
  1
  .8
  .6
  5
  .2
  .1
  1
  1
  111
  .8
  .6
  5
  .2
  .1
  1
  1
  111
  .1
  l!
  .1
  \
  USA
  USA
  .1
  1
  .~
  ••1
  .1
  1
  .2
  1
  .1
  1
  .2
  1
  3
  1
  .5
  1
  .3
  1
  .3
  1
  .8
  1
  .7
  1
  .6
  1
  .8.63.1
  1
  1
  1
  1
  .8
  1
  1.6
  1.5
  1.2
  1.0
  3
  3
  2
  1
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  5
  0
  -1
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  8
  19
  31
  4
  'AI' PEN
  1.9 1.7 15
  1.1
  .9
  .4
  .2
  DC2221111
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  19
  14
  5
  0
  TOF
  1
  2
  3
  6
  11u..><4-.o
  'AI' PEN
  2.2
  2.1
  1.8 1.4
  1.1
  DC33211
  FM] PE
  DC
  FM] PEN
  1.3
  1.2 1.0
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  'JHP PEN
  1.3 1.2 1.0
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  'JHP PEN
  1.5
  1.4
  1.2
  .9
  DC
  4
  432
  1 ·15
  2 -11
  3 -10
  1 -18
  2 -11
  3 -10
  4
  -9
  5
  -8
  6
  -7
  14
  ,4
  6
  1.1
  B
  3.0
  7
  .7
  Mag
  5
  5
  RT
  ROF
  RT
  ROF
  L
  W
  L
  W
  Cap
  AW
  Cap
  1
  AW
  .04
  Rnd
  KD
  4
  SAB
  6
  KD
  SAB
  Automatic Pistol
  ass M1942
  45ACP
  Single Shot Pistol
  45ACP
  This single shot pistol was mass pro-
  duced and distributed by the OSS to
  clandestine forces in occupied countries.
  Colt M1911A1
  Standard US sidearm since WW I. The
  M1911Al was used throughout WW II
  and is still in service.
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Sub-Machineguns
  AC Md
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  Type 100 / 8mm Taisho 14 / Japan
  L
  35
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  1.9 1.8
  1.5 1.2
  1.0
  W
  9.2
  2 -12
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  1.9
  1.7 1.5
  1.2
  .9
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  2.7 2.5
  2.2
  1.7
  1.4
  6
  -5
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  1
  Cap
  30
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.2
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .5
  .9
  1
  KD
  3
  10
  -2
  BA
  47
  40
  31
  24
  19
  This SMG appeared in 1940 and used the underpowered 8mm Taisho 14 round.
  SAB
  2
  11
  -1
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  4
  7
  Type 100 1944 pattern / 8mm Taisho 14 / Japan
  L
  35
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  1.9
  1.8
  1.5
  1.2 1.0
  W
  9.0
  2 -12
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  1.9
  1.7 1.5
  1.2
  .9
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  The Japanese were very late :n developing a sub·machinegun, with production starting
  ROF
  '6
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  2.7
  2.5
  2.2
  1.7
  1.4
  in 1940 with the Type 1(1). In 1944 an improved model 100 was introduced. This 1944
  6
  -5
  DC
  2
  2
  2
  1
  1
  version was simplified to minimize manufacturing time and costs. The 1944 Type 100 had
  Cap
  30
  7
  -4
  fixed sights, a very rough finish, and a higher rate of fire than the 1940 version. In all, less
  AW
  1.2
  8
  -3
  than 30,000 Type 100 sub-machineguns were made. The weapon was not very successful
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .8
  1
  2
  and suffered from poor quality ammunition which frequently caused jams.
  The bar
  KD
  3
  10
  -2
  BA
  47
  40
  31
  24
  19
  under the barrel is a bayonet mount.
  SAB
  2
  11
  -1
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  4
  7
  PPO 40 / 7.62mm Tokarev /
  USSR
  L
  31
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  3.7
  3.5
  3.0
  2.4
  1.9
  W
  9.8
  2 -13
  DC
  4
  4
  4
  3
  2
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN 3.6
  3.3
  2.9
  2.3
  1.8
  RT
  12
  4
  -8
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  4
  3
  The PPO 40 was a well made weapon and was introduced in 1940. Itused a71 round drum
  ROF
  '7
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  5.3 4.9
  4.2
  3.4
  2.7
  magazine but had to be replaced by the PPSh41. Wartime production reqUired a simpler,
  6
  -5
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  2
  2
  more easily made weapon. In appearance, the PPD40 is very similar to the PPSh 41 shown
  Cap
  71
  7
  -4
  below. Over 5 million PPSh guns were produced by 1945. Some Soviet units were armed
  AW
  2.4
  8
  -3
  exclusively with them. These weapons have been exported in huge numbers to Commu-
  Drm
  9
  -2
  MA
  .3
  .5
  1
  2
  3
  nist countries, induding China, and were used in Korea and Vietnam.
  One item of
  KD
  3
  BA
  47
  39
  30
  23
  18
  interest is that the 7.62mm Tokarev is essentially a 7.63mm Mauser round.
  SAB
  2
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  3
  4
  PPSh 41 I 7.62mm Tokarev / USSR
  L
  33
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  3.6
  3.3
  2.8
  2.3
  1.8
  W
  9.7
  2 -13
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  2
  2
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  3.4
  3.2
  2.7
  2.2
  1.7
  RT
  12
  4
  -8
  DC
  6
  6
  5
  4
  3
  ROF
  '8
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  5.0
  4.7 4.0
  3.2
  2.5
  6
  -5
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  2
  2
  Cap
  71
  7
  -4
  AW
  2.4
  8
  -3
  Drm
  9
  -2
  MA
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  3
  KD
  3
  BA
  47
  39
  30
  22
  18
  Standard sub.machinegun of the Russian army during WW II.
  SAB
  2
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  3
  4
  PPS 43 / 7.62mm Tokarev /
  USSR
  L
  33
  1 -22
  FMJ PEN
  3.7
  3.5
  3.0
  2.4
  1.9
  W
  7.7
  2 -12
  DC
  4
  4
  4
  3
  2
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  3.6
  3.3
  2.9
  2.3
  1.8
  RT
  8
  4
  -7
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  4
  3
  ,- -
  ROF
  '6
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  5.3
  4.9
  4.2
  3.4
  2.7
  6
  -5
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  2
  2
  Cap
  35
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.2
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .3
  .5
  1
  2
  3
  KD
  3
  BA
  47
  39
  30
  23
  18
  2nd Russian SMG produced in large numbers in WW II.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  3
  4
  Lanchester Mk1 / 9mm ParabeUum / UK
  L
  34
  1 -24
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  W
  10.8
  2 -13
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  3 -10
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7 1.3
  1.0
  RT
  9
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  Cap
  50
  7
  -4
  AW
  2.0
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .7
  1
  2
  KD
  3
  10
  -2
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  This sub-machinegun was produced for the Royal Navy in 1941.
  SAB
  2
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  4
  6
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Sub-Machineguns
  AC
  Md
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  Owen Mkl / 9mm Para. / Australia
  L
  32
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  W
  10.1
  2 -13
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  3 -10
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7 1.3
  1.0
  RT
  9
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  ROF
  '6
  5
  -7
  'AP PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  Cap
  34
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.4
  8
  -4
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .5
  .9
  2
  2
  KD
  3
  10
  -2
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  Heavy but reliable sub-machinegun with top loading magazine.
  SAB
  2
  11
  -1
  TOF
  a
  1
  2
  4
  6
  MAS38
  / 7.65mm Longue /
  France
  L
  25
  1 -21
  FMJ PEN
  1.9
  1.7
  1.5
  1.1
  .9
  W
  6.8
  2 -11
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  1.8
  1.7 1.4
  1.1
  .8
  RT
  8
  4
  -7
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  2.7
  2.4
  2.1
  1.6 1.2
  6
  -5
  DC
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  Cap
  32
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.2
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  KD
  2
  BA
  47
  39
  30
  23
  18
  Light weapon with an underpowered cartridge.
  SAB
  2
  TOF
  1
  1
  2
  4
  6
  MP 35/1
  / 9mm Parabellum / Germany
  L
  33
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8 1.4
  1.1
  W
  9.7
  2 -13
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7 1.3 1.0
  RT
  9
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  ""AI' PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  Cap
  32
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.3
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .8
  1
  2
  KD
  3
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  Standard sub-machinegun of the Waffen-SS.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  4
  6
  MP 38/40 / 9mm Parabellum / Germany
  L
  25/33
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8 1.4
  1.1
  W
  9.5
  2 -13
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7 1.3
  1.0
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  Cap
  32
  7
  -4
  I
  AW
  1.3
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  3
  5
  KD
  3
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20 15,"
  Q
  Famous sub-machinegun known as the Schmeisser.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  4
  613
  23
  MAB 38A /
  9rnrn Madella 38A /
  Italy
  L
  38
  -23
  FMJ PEN
  3.0
  2.8
  2.4
  1.9
  1.5
  .7
  ;3
  .<;
  W
  10.2
  2 -13
  DC
  4
  4
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  3 -10
  'JHP PEN
  2.9
  2.7
  2.3
  1.8
  1.4
  .7
  .3
  .r
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  6
  6
  5
  4
  3
  1
  1
  ~
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  4.2
  3.9
  3.3
  2.7
  2.1
  1.0
  .5
  ·Z
  6
  -5
  DC
  4
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1·
  Cap
  40
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.6
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .9
  2
  2
  9
  KD
  4
  10
  -2
  BA
  46
  38
  29
  22
  17
  "2
  Standard Italian sub-machinegun of WW II. lt used a high-velocity 9mm cartridge.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  a
  1
  2
  3
  5
  29,
  MAS 38/42 / 9mm Parabellum /
  Italy
  L
  32
  1 -22
  FMJ PEN
  2.5
  2.3
  2.0
  1.5
  1.2
  ·1
  W
  8.1
  2 -12
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1·
  3
  -9
  ""JHP PEN
  2.4
  2.2
  1.9
  1.5
  1.2 1
  .1
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  5
  4
  3
  2
  ]
  Wartime production of the MAS 38A proved to be too expensive and time consuming.
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  3.5
  3.2
  2.7
  2.2
  1.7
  ;2,
  The MAS 38/42 was a s.impler version of the MAS 38A and incorporated cost and manu-
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  facturing savings.
  The MAS 38/42 was available only in 9mm Parabellum as the
  Cap
  40
  7
  -4
  complexity of having a special 9mm round for sub-machineguns proved impractical.
  AW
  1.6
  8
  -3
  Both the Germans and Romanians took delivery of this weapon. Later MAS 38/43 and
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .5
  .9
  2
  2
  38/44 versions of this weapon were also made in continuing efforts to cut cost and manu-
  KD
  4
  BA
  46
  38
  29
  21
  16
  faduring time.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  a
  1
  2
  4
  6
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Sub-Machineguns
  AC Md
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  Sten Mk2 I 9mm Parabellum /
  UK
  L
  30
  1 -22
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  .5
  .2
  .1
  W
  7.2
  2 -12
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  I
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7 1.3
  1.0
  .4
  .2
  .1
  RT
  9
  4
  -7
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  .6
  .3
  .1
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  Cap
  32
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.3
  8
  -3
  Mag
  MA
  .2
  .5
  .9
  2
  2
  5
  7
  9
  KD
  3
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  6
  0
  -3
  Standard British sub-machinegun of WW II.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  4
  6
  13
  23
  32
  Sten Mk3 I 9mm Parahelium /
  UK
  17C>O
  L
  30
  1 -22
  FMJ PEN
  2.3
  2.1
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  .5
  .2
  ·1
  W
  7.7
  2 -12
  DC
  3
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  l
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  2.2
  2.0
  1.7
  1.3
  1.0
  .4
  .2
  .\
  RT
  9
  4
  -7
  DC
  5
  4
  4
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  3.2
  3.0
  2.5
  1.9
  1.5
  .6
  .3
  .1
  The Sten sub-machinegun was the standard sub-machinegun of British forces during
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  I
  l
  WW II. Over2 millionoftheMark2 were made in three years. Both the Mark2and Mark
  Cap
  32
  7
  -4
  3 were mass produced.
  The Mark 3 started production in 1943 and was essentially
  AW
  1.3
  8
  -3
  identical to the Mark 2 shown above. The Mark 2 was easily dismantled and ideal for
  Mag
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .9
  2
  2
  5
  7
  9
  clandestine operations in occupied Europe. The Mark 3 was not as easily dismantled and
  KD
  3
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  6
  0
  -3
  neither were as popular as the M1A1 Thompson.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  0
  1
  2
  4
  6
  13
  23
  32
  Thompson M1928A1
  / 45ACP /
  USA
  L
  34
  1 -26
  FMJ PE
  1.7
  1.5 1.3 1.0
  .8
  .4
  .2
  .1
  W
  14.8
  2 -16
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  I
  1
  3 -10
  'JHP PE
  1.6 1.5
  1.3 1.0
  .8
  .4
  .2
  .1
  RT
  12
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  3
  2
  1
  I
  1
  1
  I1S0
  ROF
  '7
  5
  -7
  'Ar PEN
  2.3
  2.2
  1.8 1.4
  1.1
  .5
  .2
  6
  -6
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  l
  Cap
  100
  7
  -5
  AW
  5.5
  8
  -4
  Dfm
  9
  -3
  MA
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  1
  KD
  5
  10
  -2
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  5
  0
  -4
  First model of the Thompson sub-machinegun with drum magazine.
  SAB
  3
  11
  -1
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  8
  18
  30
  4~
  Thompson Ml All 45 ACP I USA
  L
  32
  1 -24
  FMJ PEN
  1.7 1.5
  1.3
  1.0
  .8
  .4
  .2
  ·1
  W
  12.0
  2 -14
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  1
  3 -to
  'JHP PEN
  1.6
  1.5 1.3 1.0
  .8
  .4
  .2
  .1
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  ROF
  '6
  5
  -7
  'AP PE
  2.3
  2.2
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  .5
  .2
  .1
  6
  -6
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  J
  l
  Cap
  30
  7
  -5
  AW
  2.0
  8
  -4
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  3
  KD
  5 to
  -2
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  Popular wartime version Thompson sub-machine gun.
  SAB
  3
  11
  -1
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  8
  M3A1
  / 45ACP /
  USA
  L
  23/30
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  1.7
  1.5 1.3 1.0
  .8
  W
  9.4
  2 -12
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  'Ii
  3
  -9
  'JHP PEN
  1.6
  1.5
  1.3
  1.0
  .8
  1!
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  3
  2
  1
  .~
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -6
  'AP PEN
  2.3
  2.2
  1.8
  1.4
  1.1
  .~
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  Cap
  30
  7
  -4
  AW
  2.0
  8
  -3
  Mag
  MA
  .2
  .5
  .9
  2
  2
  5
  7
  9
  KD
  5
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  5
  0
  -4
  The M3A1 "grease-gun" was introduced in late 1944.
  SAB
  3
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  8
  18
  30
  44
  Reising M50 I 45 ACP /
  USA
  L
  36
  1 -22
  FMJ PEN
  1.7 1.6 1.3
  1.1
  .8
  .4
  .2
  .1
  W
  7.6
  2 -12
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  I
  1
  1
  3
  -9
  'JHP PE
  1.6 1.5 1.3
  1.0
  .8
  .4
  .2
  .1
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  5
  4
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  I
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  "AP PEN
  2.4
  2.2
  1.9
  1.5
  1.2
  .5
  .2
  .1
  6
  -5
  DC
  3
  3
  2
  2
  1
  l
  I
  1
  Cap
  20
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.3
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .3
  .7
  1
  2
  3
  7
  10
  13
  KD
  5
  BA
  45
  36
  27
  20
  15
  5
  0
  -4
  This sub-machinegun was used in small numbers by the US Marine Corps.
  SAB
  4
  TOF
  1
  1
  3
  5
  8 ii18;; 30. .43
  
  .J laO
  Bolt Action Rifles
  Physical
  Aim
  Data
  Time
  AC
  Md
  Ballistic Data
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  L
  43
  1 -22
  W
  8.1
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  RT
  8
  4
  -7
  ROF
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  Cap
  5
  7
  -4
  AW
  .31
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  KD
  9
  10
  -1
  SAB
  6
  11
  0
  17
  17
  15
  14
  13 9.0 6.4 4.6
  77777
  6
  5 i
  FMJ PEN
  DC
  AP PEN
  24
  23
  22
  20
  18
  13 9.0
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  5
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  23
  21
  19
  14 9.9
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  5
  BA
  61
  53
  45
  37
  32
  23
  17
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  'JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  14
  13 9.4
  6.8
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  'JHP PEN
  16
  16
  15
  13
  12 8.6 6.2
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  15
  14 9.8
  7.0
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  40
  1 -23
  8.6
  2-12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  5
  7
  -4
  .31
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  9
  10
  -1
  6
  11
  0
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  L
  W
  KD
  SAB
  Pusil Mle 34 /
  Bolt Action lillie /
  7.5mm MAS I
  France
  After WW I, the French decided to replace the old Bmm Mle 86 cartridge with a new
  7.5mm Mle 29. A modified and shortened basic Fusil Mle 07/15 rifle was then chambered
  for the 7.5mm round and renamed the Fusil Mle 34. The Mle 34 was replaced by the MAS
  36, shown below, and is of interest as the first rifle to chamber the 7.5mm Mle 29. Both
  the Mle 34 and the MAS 36 were adopted after the successful development of a machine
  gun chambered to the 7.5mm round.
  After the adoption of the 7.5mm Mle 29 cartridge, the MAS 36 rifle was designed for
  it. It was adopted in 1935 and was the last bolt action rifle accepted by a major military
  power.
  MAS 36 I Bolt Action Rifle /
  7.5mm MAS I France
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  39
  35
  25
  19
  15
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  12
  FMJ PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.1
  6.2
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  'JHP PEN
  17
  17
  16
  15
  13
  10 7.8 6.0
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  20
  15
  12 8.7
  776
  6
  AP PEN
  25
  24
  23
  21
  DC7777
  44
  1 -23
  8.9
  2-12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  5
  7
  -4
  .36
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  10
  10
  -1
  7
  11
  0
  L
  W
  Cap
  AW
  RT
  ROF
  KD
  SAB
  Kar 98k I
  Bolt Action Rifle I 7.92mm Mauser /
  Germany
  Standard German rifle of WW II.
  The Kar 98k appeared in 1935 and was produced
  throughout the war. It was the last Mauser bolt action military rifle produced and was
  known for its reliablility.
  Ge w 33/40 I Bolt Action Rifle /
  7.92mm Mauser I Germany
  The Gew 33/40 was a German adoption of the Czech Carbine 33.
  It was a short,
  lightweight rifle primarily issued to mountain troops. It fired the full powered 7.92mm
  Mauser cartridge, and as a result had high recoil and muzzle blast. The Gew 33 / 40 was
  designed to fill the role of a light rifle much as the M16 replaced the M14 in the US army
  after WW n.
  During the war the Germans could not afford to introduce a new rifle
  cartridge and the standard 7.92mm Mauser was used. Very late in the war, however, the
  7.92mm Kurz cartridge was introduced. This was the first short rifle round intended for
  use in lighter weapons and was the predecessor of the Russian 7.62 x 39mm round used
  in the SKS carbine and AK 47.
  L
  W
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  KD
  SAB
  39
  1 -22
  8.3
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  5
  7
  -4
  .36
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  10
  10
  -1
  7
  11
  0
  FMJ PEN
  16
  16
  15
  14
  13 9.7 7.4 5.6
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  4
  'JHP PEN
  16
  15
  15
  13
  12 9.3
  7.1
  5.4
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  6
  AP PEN
  23
  22
  21
  20
  18
  14
  10 7.9
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  BA
  63
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  TOF011236913
  'JHP PEN
  16
  15
  14
  13
  12 8.9
  6.6 4.9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  4
  BA
  64
  57
  48
  41
  37
  27
  22
  18
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  FMJ PEN
  16
  16
  15
  14
  12 9.2
  6.9
  5.1
  DC
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  6
  5
  3
  19
  18
  13 9.7 7.2
  6
  654
  2
  AP PEN
  23
  22
  21
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  51
  1 -23
  8.8
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  6
  7
  -4
  .44
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  7
  10
  -1
  5
  11
  0
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  L
  W
  KD
  SAB
  Fucile Mod 91 I Bolt Action Rifle /
  6.5mm Carcano /
  Italy
  This rifle was originally adopted in 1892, but was used during World War II in several
  variations. Whatever its wartime value, it is currently most famous as the rifle used in the
  assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
  Arisaka Type 99 /
  Bolt Action Rifle /
  7.7 x 58 mm / Japan
  The Type 99 rifle was essentially a Meiji 38 rechambered for the 7.7 x 58 mm cartridge.
  The 7.7 x 58mm replaced the 6.5 x 50mm round which was used in the Sino-Japanese
  war in Manchuria.
  L
  W
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  KD
  SAB
  44
  1 -23
  9.4
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  5
  7
  -4
  .35
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  10
  10
  -1
  6
  11
  0
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  16
  15
  11
  8.8 6.8
  DC
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  'JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.4
  6.5
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  24
  22
  21
  16
  12 9.6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  BA
  64
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  12
  
  Bolt Action Rifles
  Physical
  Data
  Aim
  Time
  AC
  Md
  Ballistic Data
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  10
  20
  40
  70
  100 200 300 400
  AP PEN
  32
  31
  30
  28
  26
  20
  16
  12
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  'jHP PEN
  22
  21
  20
  19
  18
  14
  11
  8.5
  DC
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  BA
  64
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  TOF
  a
  a
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  23
  22
  21
  20
  18
  14
  11
  8.9
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  776
  FM) PEN
  DC
  1 -22
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  4
  -7
  5
  -6
  6
  -4
  7
  -3
  8
  -2
  9
  -1
  L
  40
  W
  8.0
  RT
  8
  ROF
  3
  Cap
  5
  AW
  .27
  CS
  KD
  12
  SAB
  7
  Karabin 1938g / Bolt Action Rifle / 7.62mm Mosin-Nagant / USSR
  This weapon is a shortened version of the Model 1891 on which it was based. Unlike
  other European counterparts, the basic Russian rifle cartridge changed little after 1891
  and was used throughout WW I and WW 11.
  Karabin 1944g / Bolt Action Rifle /
  7.62mm Mosin-Nagant /
  USSR
  This weapon was introduced late in the war and is essentially identical to the Karabin
  1938g shown above.
  A folding, cruciform-bladed bayonet was added to the muzzle.
  Russian bolt action rifles have changed little since the Model 1891. This is in part due to
  the efficiency of the 7.62mm Mosin-Nagant cartridge. This cartridge was introduced in
  1891 and is still in use today.
  L
  W
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  KD
  SAB
  40
  1 -23
  8.8
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -4
  5
  7
  -3
  .27
  8
  -2
  CS
  9
  -2
  12
  10
  -1
  7
  FM) PEN
  23
  22
  21
  20
  18
  14
  11
  8.9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  ')HP PEN
  22
  21
  20
  19
  18
  14
  11
  8.5
  0>:
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  AP PEN
  32
  31
  30
  28
  26
  20
  16
  13
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  BA
  64
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  TOF
  a
  a
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  40
  35
  25
  20
  16
  TOF
  a
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  FM) PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  13
  10 7.5 5.6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  ')HP PEN
  17
  16
  15
  14
  13 9.6 7.2 5.4
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  6
  19
  14
  11
  7.9
  7
  6
  6
  4
  AP PEN
  25
  24
  23
  21
  DC7777
  1 -23
  2 -13
  3
  -9
  4
  -8
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  7
  -4
  8
  -3
  9
  -2
  10
  -1
  12
  a
  L
  44
  W
  9.7
  RT
  8
  ROF
  3
  Cap
  10
  AW
  1.0
  Mag
  KD
  10
  SAB
  6
  Rifle #4 Mk1 /
  Bolt Action Rifle /
  .303 British / UK
  The Rifle Number 4 was similar to the Short Magazine Lee Enfield used in WW 1.
  The Rifle Number 4 was designed for wartime production and was used throughout
  WW II. Some of these rifles were made in the USA and in Canada.
  Rifle #5 Mk1 / Bolt Action Rifle /
  .303 British / UK
  The Rifle Number 5 is a shortened version of the Rifle Number 4 shown above. It was
  known as the "Jungle Carbine", and was lighter and easier to carry than the full length
  rifle. The Number 5 had a bell flash hider and was five inches shorter than the standard
  Number 4. Like all shortened and lightened weapons firing a full sized cartridge, it had
  a high recoil and muzzle blast. Because of this, it was not particularly popular with the
  soldiers who used it.
  L
  40
  W
  7.8
  RT
  8
  ROF
  3
  Cap
  10
  AW
  1.0
  Mag
  KD
  8
  SAB
  6
  1 -22
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  4
  -7
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  7
  -4
  8
  -3
  9
  -2
  10· -1
  11
  a
  FM) PEN
  12
  12
  11
  10
  9.1
  6.6 4.8 3.5
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  3
  3
  ')HP PEN
  12
  11
  11
  9.6
  8.7
  6.4
  4.6 3.4
  DC88888754
  AP PEN
  17
  17
  16
  14
  13 9.4
  6.8 5.0
  DC
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  6
  3
  2
  BA
  63
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  TOF
  a
  1
  1
  2
  3
  7
  11
  16
  BA
  63
  56
  47
  40
  35
  26
  20
  16
  TOF
  a
  a
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  FM) PEN
  24
  23
  22
  20
  18
  14
  11
  8.1
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Pattern 1914 /
  Bolt Action Rifle /
  .303 British / UK
  When first introduced, the Short Magazine Lee Enfield rifle met with a storm of criticism.
  As a result the British began development of another rifle, based on a Mauser action. This
  rifle
  went to trials in 1913 but was not produced.
  In 1914 however, wartime rifle
  production needs could not be met by Lee Enfield, so this rifle was re-intoduced as the
  Pattern 1914. lt was actually made in the USA by Remington and Winchester. After WW
  Ithe Pattern 1914 rifles were put into storage. In 1940, they were returned to service as
  Rifles Number 3. They were primarily used by the Home Guard.
  L
  W
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  KD
  SAB
  46
  1 -23
  9.0
  2-12
  3
  -9
  8
  4
  -7
  3
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  5
  7
  -4
  .35
  8
  -3
  CS
  9
  -2
  12
  11
  -1
  7
  13
  1
  ')HP PEN
  23
  22
  21
  DC
  10
  9
  9
  AP PEN
  33
  32
  31
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  19
  18
  14
  10 7.8
  9
  9
  988
  28
  26
  20
  15
  11
  8
  776
  6
  ')HP PEN
  22
  22
  20
  19
  17
  13 9.8
  7.4
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  FM) PEN
  23
  23
  21
  20
  18
  14
  10 7.7
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  AP PEN
  33
  32
  30
  28
  25
  19
  14
  11
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  6
  52
  45
  40
  30
  24
  20
  1225811
  BA
  69
  61
  TOF
  a
  a
  1 -22
  2 -11
  3
  -7
  4
  -5
  5
  -4
  6
  -2
  7
  0
  8
  1
  9
  2
  10
  3
  11
  4
  L
  43
  W
  9.7
  RT
  16
  ROF
  3
  Cap
  5
  AW
  .07
  Rnd
  KD
  12
  SAB
  7
  M1903 A4 / Sniper Rifle I 30' 06 Springfield
  I USA
  This was the standard sniper's rifle version of the M1903 rifle. It was equipped with
  permanent telescope mounts and had no conventional sights. The Weaver Model33OC
  was the standard telescopic Sight.
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Semi-Automatic and Automatic Rifles
  AC
  Md
  10
  20
  40
  70 100 200 300 400
  MP 43 (Stg 44) / Semi-Automatic Rifle / 7.92mm Kurz / Germany
  L
  37
  1 -25
  FM) PEN
  9.3
  8.9
  8.2
  7.1- 6.4 4.2
  W
  12.4
  2 -15
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  6
  6
  4
  3 -10
  ')HP PEN
  8.9
  8.5
  7.9
  6.9
  6.1
  4.0
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  13
  13
  12
  10 9.0
  5.9
  6
  -5
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  6
  5
  4
  Cap
  30
  7
  -4
  AW
  2.1
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .5
  1
  2
  3
  5
  KD
  6
  10
  -1
  BA
  58
  49
  40
  32
  27
  17
  This weapon used a short 7.92mm cartridge.
  SAB
  4
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  7
  Gew41 / Semi-Automatic Rifle / 7.92mm Mauser / Germany
  $7..0,)
  L
  44
  1 -24
  FM) PEN
  19
  19
  18
  17
  15
  12 8.9
  6.9
  ~nii
  W
  11.7
  2 -14
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  3 -10
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  *JHP PEN
  19
  18
  17
  16
  15
  11
  8.6 6.6
  r~'
  ROF
  ,
  5
  -6
  _DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  8
  6
  -5
  Cap
  10
  7
  -4
  AP PEN
  27
  27
  25
  23
  21
  16
  13 9.6
  AW
  .7
  8
  -3
  DC
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  The Walther Gew41 was developed during the war and was primarily used on the
  CS
  9
  -2
  Russian front.
  Production ended in 1943 when the Gew 43 went into production.
  KD
  11
  10
  -1
  BA
  62
  55
  46
  39
  35
  25
  19
  16
  Although out of production after 1943, the Gew 41 remained in use through the war.
  SAB
  6
  11
  0
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  8
  12
  FG42 / Automatic Rifle / 7.92mm Mauser / Germany
  L
  37
  1 -24
  FM) PEN
  19
  18
  17
  16
  15
  11
  8.5 6.5
  W
  11.1
  2 -14
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  3
  -9
  *JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.2 6.3
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  ROF
  '6
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  24
  22
  21
  16
  12 9.2
  6
  -5
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  Cap
  20
  7
  -4
  AW
  2.1
  8
  -3
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .7
  1
  3
  5
  7
  13
  20
  27
  The FG 42
  was produced for the Luftwaffe paratroops and appeared in Italy and
  KD
  11
  10
  -1
  SA
  62
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  France.
  The magazine fed from the left side and it had a bipod and integral bayonet.
  SAB
  6
  11
  0
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  9
  12
  Gew43 / Semi-Automatic Rifle / 7.92mm Mauser / Germany
  -z.SO
  L
  44
  1 -23
  FMJ PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.1
  6.2
  W
  10.1
  2 -13
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  3
  -9
  RT
  8
  4
  -7
  ')HP PEN
  17
  17
  16
  15
  13
  10 7.8 6.0
  ROF
  5
  -6
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  6
  -5
  Cap
  10
  7
  -4
  AP PEN
  25
  24
  23
  21
  20
  15
  12 8.7
  AW
  1.1
  8
  -3
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  The Gew 43 replaced the Gew41 and was general1yu~ed for sniping. Itwasencountered
  Mag
  9
  -2
  in small numbers on both fronts, and always as a specialist's weapon. The Gew 43 had
  KD
  10
  10
  -1
  BA
  62
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  a number of improvements over the Gew 41, including a removeable box magazine.
  SAB
  6
  11
  0
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  6
  6
  12
  SKS / Semi-Automatic Rifle / 7.62 x 39mm / USSR
  I'S
  L
  40
  1 -23
  FM) PEN
  12
  12
  11
  9.4
  8.4 5.6
  W
  8.6
  2 -12
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  5
  1
  3
  -9
  RT
  9
  4
  -7
  *JHP PEN
  11
  11
  10 9.0
  8.0 5.4
  2.5
  ROF
  5
  -6
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  3
  6
  -5
  3~
  Cap
  10
  7
  -3
  AP PEN
  17
  16
  15
  13
  12 8.0
  AW
  .62
  8
  -3
  DC
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  5
  2
  The SKS was the first weapon to use the short7.62x 39mm round which was later used
  CS
  9
  -2
  in the AK 47. This round may have been produced as early as 1943, but it is questionable
  KD
  7
  10
  -1
  SA
  58
  49
  40
  33
  28
  18
  whether this weapon saw action in WW II.
  SAB
  5
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  AVS36 / Automatic Rifle / 7.92mm Mosin-Nagant / USSR
  L
  50
  1 -24
  FM) PEN
  24
  23
  22
  21
  19
  15
  12 9.3
  W
  10.7
  2 -13
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  3
  -9
  *JHP PEN
  23
  22
  21
  20
  18
  14
  11
  8.9
  RT
  8
  4
  -8
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -6
  AP PEN
  33
  33
  31
  29
  27
  21
  17
  13
  6
  -5
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Cap
  15
  7
  -4
  AW
  1.6
  8
  -3
  The Simonova AVS36 was the first automatic rifle adopted by the Russian army. It had
  Mag
  9
  -2
  MA
  .6
  1
  3
  5
  6
  13
  19
  26
  a number of design flaws and was replaced in 1938 by the Tokarev SVT 38. The AVS
  KD
  12
  10
  -1
  SA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  36 was capable of fully automatic fire.
  SAB
  6
  12
  0
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  
  Semi-Automatic and Automatic Rifles
  Physical
  Data
  Aim
  Time
  AC
  Md
  Ballistic Data
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  10
  20
  40
  70 100 200 300 400
  'JHP PEN
  23
  23
  21
  20
  19
  15
  12 9.0
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  BA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  AP PEN
  34
  33
  31
  29
  27
  21
  17
  13
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7 '7
  6
  24
  23
  22
  21
  19
  15
  12 9.4
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  FMJ PEN
  DC
  1 -23
  2 -12
  3
  -9
  4
  -7
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  7
  -4
  8
  -3
  9
  -2
  10
  -1
  11
  0
  RT
  8
  ROF
  *
  L
  48
  W
  9.2
  Cap
  10
  AW
  1.1
  Mag
  KD
  12
  SAB
  7
  i•
  The SVT 40 is a sturdier version of the SVT 38 and essentially identical. The SVT 40
  were issued mainly 10 NCOs, and a few were used as sniping weapons. A few of these
  weapons were modified for automatic fire.
  SVT 40 I Semi-Automatic Rifle I 7.62mm Nagant I USSR
  Ml Carbine I Semi·Automatic Rifle I .30 M1 Carbine I USA II ""'2..0 l)
  More M1 Carbines were produced in WW n than any other American weapon. It was
  designed as a
  light weapon for use by machine-gunners, mortarmen, and officers.
  Extremely popular, it was used throughout WW [J and the Korean War.
  L
  36
  W
  5.9
  RT
  8
  ROF
  Cap
  15
  AW
  .77
  Mag
  KD
  5
  SAB
  4
  1 -21
  2 -11
  3
  -9
  4
  -7
  5
  -6
  6
  -4
  7
  -3
  8
  -2
  9
  -2
  10
  -1
  11
  0
  FMJ PEN
  6.8 6.4
  5.8
  4.9 4.2
  2.4 1.4
  .8
  DC66554211
  'JHP PEN
  6.5 6.2 5.5
  4.7 4.0 2.3 1.3
  .8
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  632
  BA
  55
  46
  37
  29
  24
  14
  8
  5
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  8
  13 18
  .6
  1
  2
  4
  6
  12
  17
  23
  55
  46
  37
  29
  24
  14
  8
  ~
  o
  1
  1
  2
  3
  8
  13
  18
  M2 Carbine I Semi-Automatic Rifle I
  .30 M1 Carbine / USA
  The M2 Carbine is identical to the M1 Carbine shown above and was capable of fully
  automatic fire. A selective fire switch was added to the left side of the weapon.
  The
  data for the M2 includes a 30 round magazine. This magazine can also be used with
  the Ml and changes only the weapon weight.
  L
  36
  W
  6.3
  RT
  8
  ROF
  *8
  Cap
  30
  AW
  15
  Mag
  KD
  .5
  SAB
  4
  1 -21
  2 -11
  3
  -9
  4
  -7
  5
  -6
  6
  -4
  7
  -3
  8
  -2
  9
  -2
  10
  -1
  11
  0
  FMJ PEN
  DC
  *JHP PEN
  DC
  AP PEN
  DC
  MA
  BA
  TOF
  6.8
  6.4
  5.8
  665
  6.5
  6.2
  5.5
  777
  9.6 9.1
  8.1
  6
  5
  5
  4.9
  4.2
  5
  4
  4.7
  4.0
  7
  6
  6.9
  5.9
  4
  4
  2.4 1.4
  .8
  2
  1
  1
  2.3 1.3
  .8
  3.: 2~
  l.~
  2
  t
  if
  AP PEN
  31
  30
  28
  26
  24
  18
  13
  9.~
  DC88877766
  BA
  62
  54
  45
  38
  33
  24
  18
  14
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8 It
  FMJ PEN
  22
  21
  DC
  8
  8
  20
  18
  17
  13 9.3
  6.9.
  8
  8
  7
  766
  20
  19
  18
  16
  12 8.9 6.6
  9
  9
  9
  9
  887
  'JHP PEN
  21
  DC
  9
  1 -23
  2 -13
  3
  -9
  4
  -8
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  7
  -4
  8
  -3
  9
  -2
  10
  -1
  12
  0
  L
  44
  W
  10.0
  RT
  7
  ROF
  Cap
  8
  AW
  .52
  Cp
  KD
  11
  SAB
  6
  M1 Garand I Semi-Automatic Rifle I 30' 06 /
  USA
  The M1 Garand was the first self loading weapon accepted for military service. It entered
  service in 1936 and by 1941 was the standard US infantryman's weapon. TheMl Garand
  automatically ejects its ammo clip and single rounds cannot be fed to top off the dip.
  BA
  69
  61
  52
  44
  40
  30
  24
  20
  T()F
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  AP PEN
  33
  32
  30
  28
  25
  19
  14
  11
  DC88887766
  'JHP PEN
  22
  22
  20
  19
  17
  13 9.8 7.4
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  20
  18
  14
  10 7.7
  8
  8
  776
  FMJ PEN
  23
  23
  21
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  1 -23
  2 -13
  3
  -7
  4
  -5
  5
  ·4
  6
  -2
  7
  0
  8
  1
  9
  2
  10
  3
  12
  4
  RT
  8
  ROF
  L
  46
  W
  11.6
  Cap
  8
  AW
  .52
  Cp
  KD
  12
  SAB
  6
  a
  The M1E7 is a sniper version of the Ml Garand. It was equipped with telescopic sights
  and a flash hider. Ballistic data is for a streamlined bul1et rather than the standard flat
  based Ball M2. MagaZine feed is identical to the M1 Garand.
  M1E7 I Sniper Rifle I 30' 06 Springfield /
  USA
  The Browning Automatic Rifle served as a light machine-gun through WW 11 and the
  KD
  Korean war. It is heavy and has limited magazine capacity, but is very robust and reliable.
  SAB
  BAR A2 I Automatic Rifle I 30' 06 Springfield I USA
  L
  W
  RT
  ROF
  Cap
  AW
  48
  19.7
  8
  '4
  20
  18
  Mag
  10
  4
  1 -27
  2 -17
  3 ,11
  4
  -9
  5
  -7
  6
  -6
  7
  -5
  8
  -4
  9
  -3
  11
  -1
  13
  1
  FMJ PEN
  DC
  'JHP PEN
  DC
  AP PEN
  DC
  MA
  BA
  TOF
  20
  19
  18
  16
  15
  11
  8.1
  6.0
  8
  8
  877
  766
  19
  18
  17
  16
  14
  11
  7.8 5.Z
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  Z
  28
  27
  25
  23
  21
  16
  11 sA
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  5
  .3.512358
  62
  54
  45
  38
  33
  24
  18
  001
  225
  8
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Machine Guns
  AC
  Md
  10
  20
  40
  70 100 200 300 400
  M1924/29 /
  Light Machine Gun
  7.5mm Mle 29 / France
  L
  43
  1 -28
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  15
  14 9.8
  7.0 5.1,
  W
  21.5
  2 -18
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  3 -11
  "JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  14
  13 9.4
  6.8 4.9
  RT
  8
  4
  -9
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  6
  ROF
  "4
  5
  -7
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  23
  21
  19
  14 9.9 7.1
  6
  -6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  5
  3
  Cap
  25
  7
  -5
  AW
  1.9
  8
  -4
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .8
  1
  2
  4
  6
  8
  KD
  9
  11
  -1
  8A
  61
  53
  44
  37
  32
  23
  17
  13
  SAB
  3
  13
  I
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  12
  MG 34 / Light Machine Gun /
  7.92mm Mauser / Gennany
  L
  48
  I -30
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  16
  14
  11
  8.4
  6.4
  W
  29.9
  2 -20
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  3 -14
  "JHP PE
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.0
  6.1
  RT
  12
  4
  -9
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  ROF
  "7
  5
  -8
  AP PE
  26
  25
  24
  22
  20
  15
  12 9.0
  6
  -6
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  Cap
  50
  7
  -5
  AW
  3.2
  8
  -4
  Introduced in 1936, it served throughout the war and was available in
  Bit
  9
  -3
  MA
  .3
  .7
  1
  2
  3
  7
  10
  14
  many configurations; as a bipod mounted light machine gun, tripod
  KD
  11
  10
  -2
  BA
  62
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  mounted anti-aircraft weapon, and tripod mounted heavy machine gun.
  SAB
  3
  11
  -I
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  9
  12
  MG 42 /
  Light Machine Gun / 7.92mm Mauser / Germany
  L
  48
  1 -30
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  16
  14
  11
  8.4 6.4
  W
  28.7
  2 -20
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  3 -14
  "JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.0
  6.1
  RT
  12
  4
  -9
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  ROF
  "10
  5
  -7
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  24
  22
  20
  15
  12 9.0
  The MG 42 replaced the MG 34 and was designed for ease of production. It was one of
  6
  -6
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  the best machine guns of the war. The MG 42 replaced the MG 34 on the manufacturing
  Cap
  50
  7
  -5
  line, but the MG 34s in service were never withdrawn. The MG 42 is essentially identical
  AW
  3.2
  8
  -4
  in appearance to the MG 34 shown above and was one of the first belt fed light machine
  Bit
  9
  -3
  MA
  .5
  1
  2
  4
  5
  10
  15
  20
  guns. It normally fed from 50 round belts and barrel changes were made after every 250
  KD
  11
  10
  -2
  OA
  62
  55
  46
  39
  34
  25
  19
  15
  rounds. Five 50 round belts were normally linked together for sustained fire.
  SAO
  3
  11
  -1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  9
  12
  Modello 37
  L
  50
  1 -37
  FMJ PEN
  21
  21
  20
  18
  17
  13 9.7
  7.4
  W
  79.2
  2 -27
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  Machine Gun
  3 -21
  "JHP PEN
  21
  20
  19
  17
  16
  12 9.3
  7.1
  RT
  8
  4 -17
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  8mm Modello 35
  ROF
  "4
  5 -12
  AP PEN
  30
  29
  28
  26
  24
  18
  14
  10
  6
  -9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  6
  Italy
  Cap
  20
  7
  -7
  AW
  1.8
  8
  -6
  Standard machine gun
  MS
  9
  -5
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .4
  .6
  .9
  2
  3
  4
  of the Italian army. It
  KD
  12
  11
  -3
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  40
  35
  26
  20
  16
  fed from a metal strip.
  SAO
  2
  13
  1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  12
  Kikanju 11
  L
  44
  1 -29
  FMJ PEN
  17
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.5 6.7
  W
  23.9
  2 -19
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  5
  5
  Light Machine Gun
  3 -12
  "JHP PEN
  16
  16
  15
  14
  13
  10 8.1
  6.4
  RT
  16
  4
  -9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6.5mm Meiji 30 (RL)
  ROF
  "4
  5
  -7
  AP PEN
  24
  23
  22
  21
  19
  15
  12 9.4
  6
  -6
  DC
  6
  6
  6
  6
  6
  6
  5
  5
  Japan
  Cap
  30
  7
  -5
  AW
  2.2
  8
  -3
  Introduced in 1922, this
  Hop
  9
  -2
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .6
  I
  2
  3
  5
  7
  MG was used through-
  KD
  8
  10
  -2
  BA
  64
  58
  50
  44
  39
  30
  25
  21
  out ww n.
  SAO
  3
  11
  -I
  TOF
  0
  I
  I
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  Type %
  L
  42
  I -28
  FMj PEN
  18
  18
  17
  16
  15
  12 9.3
  7.4
  W
  21.5
  2 -18
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  5
  Light Machine Gun
  3-11
  "JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.9
  7.1
  RT
  8
  4
  -9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6.5mm Meiji 30 (RL)
  ROF
  "5
  5
  -7
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  24
  23
  21
  17
  13
  10
  6
  -6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  5
  5
  Japan
  Cap
  30
  7
  -5
  AW
  2.0
  8
  -4
  The Type 96 used a
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .5
  .9
  2
  2
  5
  7
  9
  30 round magazine
  KD
  8
  11
  -I
  OA
  64
  58
  50
  44
  39
  30
  25
  21
  rather than Hopper.
  SAO
  3
  13
  1
  'TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  12
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Machine Guns
  AC Md
  10
  20
  40
  70 100 200 300 400
  Type 92
  L
  46
  1 -40
  I'M) PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.3 6.4
  W
  123.8
  2 -30
  DC
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  Machine Gun
  3 -24
  ')Hp PEN
  17
  17
  16
  15
  13
  10 7.9
  6.1
  RT
  8
  4 -20
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  7.7mm Shiki 99
  ROF
  '4
  5 -17
  AI' PEN
  25
  24
  23
  21
  20
  15
  12 9.0
  6 -14
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  5
  japan
  Cap
  30
  7
  -9
  AW
  ],.1
  8
  -7
  The most widely used
  MS
  9
  -6
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .2
  .3
  .4
  .9
  1
  2
  japanese machine gun
  KD
  10
  11
  -4
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  40
  35
  26
  21
  17
  ofWWII.
  SAB
  1
  13
  0
  Tal'
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  Type 99
  L
  46
  1 -29
  FM] PEN
  17
  17
  16
  14
  13
  10 7.9 6.0
  W
  24.8
  2 -19
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  4
  Light Machine Gun
  3 -12
  "JHP PEN
  16
  16
  15
  14
  13 9.8 7.5
  5.8
  RT
  8
  4
  -9
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  6
  7.7mm Shiki 99
  ROF
  '7
  5
  -7
  AI' PEN
  24
  23
  22
  20
  19
  14
  11
  8.5
  6
  -6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  japan
  Cap
  30
  7
  -5
  AW
  2.4
  B
  -4
  Light machine gun de-
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .4
  .7
  1
  3
  4
  7
  11
  14
  signed for the 7.7 mm
  KD
  10 10
  -2
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  40
  35
  26
  20
  16
  Shiki 99.
  SAB
  3
  12
  0
  Tal'
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  PM 1910
  L
  44
  1 -40
  I'M] PEN
  25
  25
  24
  22
  20
  16
  13
  10
  W
  136.0
  2 -30
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  Machine Gun
  3 -25
  ']Hp PEN
  24
  24
  23
  21
  20
  15
  12 9.6
  RT
  12
  4 -20
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  7.62mm Mosin·Nagant
  ROF
  '5
  5 -17
  AI' PEN
  36
  35
  33
  31
  29
  23
  18
  14
  6 -15
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  USSR
  Cap
  250
  7 -10
  AW
  13.5
  8
  -8
  This water· cooled rna·
  Bit
  9
  -7
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .2
  .3
  .5
  1
  1
  2
  chine gun was in service
  KD
  12
  11
  -4
  BA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  from 1910 to 1943.
  SAB
  1
  13
  1
  Tal'
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  7
  10
  OP /
  Light Machine Gun / 7.62mm Mosin-Nagant I
  USSR
  L
  51
  1 -28
  I'M) PEN
  24
  24
  22
  21
  19
  15
  12 9.4
  W
  22.8
  2 -18
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  3 -12
  'JHP PEN
  23
  23
  22
  20
  19
  15
  12 9.0
  RT
  10
  4
  -9
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -7
  AI' PEN
  34
  33
  32
  29
  27
  22
  17
  13
  6
  -6
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Cap
  47
  7
  -5
  AW
  3.3
  8
  -4
  Pan
  9
  -3
  MA
  .3
  .7
  1
  2
  3
  7
  10
  13
  KD
  12
  10
  -2
  BA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  The DP was the standard light MG from 1928 to the 19SOs.
  SAB
  4
  12
  0
  Tal'
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  SG43M
  L
  44
  1 -39
  I'M] PEN
  22
  21
  20
  19
  17
  14
  11
  8.3
  W
  113.5
  2 -29
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Machine Gun
  3 -23
  ')HP PEN
  21
  20
  19
  18
  17
  13
  10 8.0
  RT
  12
  4 -19
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7.62mm Mosin-Nagant
  ROF
  '5
  5 -16
  AI' PEN
  31
  30
  28
  26
  25
  19
  15
  12
  6 -12
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  6
  USSR
  Cap
  250
  7
  -9
  AW
  13.7
  8
  -7
  IntToduced in 1943,
  Bit
  9
  -6
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .2
  .4
  .5
  1
  2
  2
  this medium
  MG
  KD
  12
  11
  -4
  BA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  replaced the PM 1910.
  SAB
  1
  13
  1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  OPM / Light Machine Gun / 7.62mm Mosin-Nagant I
  USSR
  L
  50
  1 -30
  FM) PEN
  24
  24
  23
  21
  20
  15
  12 9.5
  W
  29.1
  2 -20
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  3 -14
  ')HP PEN
  23
  23
  22
  20
  19
  15
  12 9.1
  RT
  10
  4 -10
  DC
  10
  10
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  ROF
  '5
  5
  -8
  AI' PEN
  34
  33
  32
  30
  28
  22
  17
  13
  6
  -6
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Cap
  47
  7
  -5
  AW
  3.3
  8
  -4
  Pan
  9
  -3
  MA
  .3
  .6
  1
  2
  3
  6
  8
  11
  KD
  12
  10
  -2
  BA
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  27
  21
  17
  Updated Dr with improved bipod & return spring.
  SAB
  3
  12
  0
  Tal'
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Data
  Time
  Range in 2 yard hexes
  Machine Guns
  AC Md
  10
  20
  40
  70 100 200 300 400
  DShK I Heavy Machine Gun / 12.7 x 107mm / USSR
  L
  62
  1 -41
  FMJ PEN
  43
  42
  41
  38
  36
  30
  25
  21
  W
  173.5
  2 -31
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  3 -24
  'jHP PEN
  41
  40
  39
  37
  35
  29
  24
  20
  RT
  12
  4 -20
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  ROF
  '5
  5 -17
  AP PEN
  61
  59
  57
  54
  51
  42
  35
  29
  6 -14
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  Cap
  50
  7 -11
  AW
  13.5
  8
  -6
  Bil
  9
  -4
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .5
  .9
  1
  3
  4
  5
  KD
  46
  10· -3
  8A
  63
  56
  48
  41
  36
  26
  21
  17
  Standard Russian heavy machine gun.
  SAB
  2
  11
  -1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  7
  10
  Vickers Mk1
  L
  46
  1 -38
  FMJ PEN
  18
  18
  17
  16
  14
  11
  8.6 6.6
  W
  95.0
  2 -28
  DC
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  MachineCun
  3 -22
  'JHP PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  14
  11
  8.2 6.3
  RT
  12
  4 -18
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  .303 British MkSz
  ROF
  '4
  5 -15
  AP PEN
  26
  25
  24
  22
  20
  16
  12 9.3
  6 -10
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  6
  UK
  Cap
  250
  7
  -8
  AW
  15.0
  8
  -7
  Adopted in 1912, it re-
  Bil
  9
  -6
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .2
  .3
  .5
  .9
  1
  2
  mained in service into
  KD
  10
  11
  -4
  BA
  63
  55
  47
  40
  35
  26
  20
  16
  the mid 19605.
  SAB
  1
  13
  1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  12
  Bren Mk1
  L
  45
  1 -29
  FMJ PEN
  18
  17
  16
  15
  13
  10 7.5 5.6
  W
  24.1
  2 -19
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  Light Machine Gun
  3 -12
  'JHP PEN
  17
  16
  15
  14
  13 9.6 7.2 5.4
  RT
  8
  4
  -9
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  6
  .303 British
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -7
  AP PEN
  25
  24
  23
  21
  19
  14
  11
  7.9
  6
  -6
  DC
  7
  7
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  4
  UK
  Cap
  30
  7
  -5
  AW
  2.2
  8
  -4
  Mag
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .8
  2
  2
  4
  6
  8
  KD
  10
  11
  -1
  BA
  62
  55
  47
  39
  35
  25
  20
  16
  Reliable light machine gun developed in the 19305.
  5AB
  3
  13
  1
  TOF
  0
  1
  1
  2
  3
  6
  9
  13
  M1919 A4
  L
  41
  1 -36
  FMJ PEN
  22
  21
  20
  18
  17
  13 9.3
  6.~
  W
  76.5
  2 -26
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  Machine Cun
  3 -21
  'JHP PEN
  21
  20
  19
  18
  16
  12 8.9 6.6
  17.850
  RT
  12
  4 -16
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  ~
  30 •06 Springfield
  ROF
  '4
  5 -12
  AP PEN
  31
  30
  28
  26
  24
  18
  13 9.7
  6
  -9
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  U5A
  Cap
  250
  7
  -7
  AW
  15.5
  8
  -6
  Standard US anti-aircraft,
  Bit
  9
  -4
  MA
  .2
  .2
  .3
  .4
  .6
  1
  2
  tank, and infantry mach-
  KD
  11
  10
  -3
  BA
  62
  54
  45
  38
  33
  24
  18
  1
  me gun of WW II.
  SAB
  1
  12
  -1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8
  11
  M1919 A6 /
  Machine Gun / 30' 06 Springfield /
  USA
  L
  53
  1 -33
  FMJ PEN
  22
  21
  20
  18
  17
  13 9.3
  6.~
  W
  48
  2-23
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  6
  3 -17
  'JHP PEN
  21
  20
  19
  18
  16
  12 8.9 66
  RT
  12
  4 -12
  DC
  9
  9
  9
  9
  9
  8
  8
  7
  ROF
  '4
  5
  -9
  AP PEN
  31
  30
  28
  26
  24
  18
  13 9.7
  6
  -7
  DC
  8
  8
  8
  7
  7
  7
  6
  6
  Cap
  250
  7
  -6
  AW
  15.5
  8
  -4
  Bit
  9
  -3
  MA
  .2
  .4
  .7
  1
  2
  4
  5
  7
  Developed in 1943, the M1919 A6 isa modified M1919 A4. A shoulder stock and bipod
  KD
  11
  10
  -2
  BA
  62
  54
  45
  38
  33
  24
  18
  14
  were added.
  SAB
  3
  11
  -1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  2
  2
  5
  8 n
  M2HB /
  Heavy Machine Gun /
  .50in Browning /
  USA
  L
  65
  1 -41
  FMJ PEN
  49
  48
  47
  45
  43
  36
  31
  26
  W
  157.5
  2 -31
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  3 -26
  'JHP PEN
  47
  46
  45
  43
  41
  35
  30
  25
  RT
  12
  4 -21
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  ROF
  '4
  5 -18
  AP PEN
  69
  68
  66
  63
  60
  51
  44
  37
  6 -16
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  10
  Cap
  110
  7 -12
  AW
  28.8
  8
  -9
  Bil
  9
  -7
  MA
  .2
  .3
  .6
  1
  1
  3
  4
  6
  KD
  50
  11
  -4
  BA
  64
  57
  49
  42
  37
  28
  23
  19
  Standard U.S. heavy machine gun
  SAB
  2
  13
  -1
  TOF
  0
  0
  1
  1
  2
  4
  7
  9
  
  Physical
  Aim
  Ballistic Data
  Explosive Data
  Data
  Time
  Target Range
  Range from Burst in Hexes
  Ex losive Wea ons
  AC
  Md
  40
  70 100 400
  C
  0
  1
  2
  3
  5
  10
  Sturmpistole /
  Rare & Grenade Launcher / Germany
  L
  12/23
  1 -22
  HC PE
  900
  PEN 900
  2.7 2.7 2.6
  2.5 2.3
  W
  6.8
  2 -11
  DC
  10
  DC
  10
  4
  4
  3
  3
  3
  The Sturmpistole is a modified flare pistol with a rifled bore
  3
  -9
  BSHC
  '5
  6
  1
  -3
  -6
  -9
  sleeve, a folding stock, and aiming sights. Data shown to the
  RT
  8
  4
  -7
  Be 12K 654 165
  50
  25
  11
  4
  right is for the pistol loaded with a Panzerwurfkorper 42 anti-
  5
  -5
  tank grenade. The 42 grenade is a modified Number 61 anh-
  Cap
  6
  -4
  HE PEN
  2.9
  PEN
  2.9
  2.4
  2.4
  2.2
  2.1
  1.9
  tank rifle grenade. It is muzzle loaded, arms immediately after
  AW
  DC
  10
  DC
  10
  3
  3
  3
  3
  3
  firing, and is impact detonated.
  HC 1.3
  BSHC
  '3
  4
  0
  -4
  -7
  -11
  High Explosive (HE) data is for the pistol loaded with a
  HE
  .9
  BC
  8K 517 137
  42
  21
  9
  3
  Wurfkorper 361 grenade. The 361 consists of a Number 39 egg
  grenade mounted on a plastic tube containing the propellant
  MR
  AOI
  1
  charge.
  The grenade is muzzle loaded, has a four second (2
  HC 30
  BA
  4
  phase) fuse, and a Maximum Range (MR) of about 40 hexes.
  HE 40
  TOF
  16
  Panzerschreck / 88mm Rocket Launcher / Germany
  L
  64
  1 -29
  HC PEN 920 920 920 920
  PEN 920
  2.5
  2.4
  2.3 2.3
  2.1
  W
  27.3
  2 -19
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  DC
  10
  4
  4
  4
  4
  3
  r>
  ifi1
  9
  3 -13
  BSHC
  '7
  9
  2
  -2
  -5
  -8
  RT
  10
  4
  -9
  BC 14K 733 181
  54
  27
  12
  4
  V
  5
  -8
  6
  -6
  Cap
  1
  7
  -5
  AW
  7.3
  8
  -4
  The Panzerschreck was a German copy of the US bazookas
  Q
  -3
  which were captured in North Africa.
  Its 88mm rocket con-
  10
  -2
  tained a hollow charge explosive, and while not as effective as
  11
  -2
  the US bazooka, it was far better than the anti-tank rifles it
  12
  -1
  BA
  13
  5
  0 -19
  replaced. The Panzerschreck is handled by a two man team.
  MR
  600
  TOF
  4
  7
  11
  50
  Panzerfaust / 48mm Recoilless Gun / Germany
  L
  32
  1 -23
  HC PEN17H
  PEN17H
  7.7
  7.6
  5.8
  caJ
  W
  9.5
  2 -12
  DC
  10
  DC
  10
  8
  8
  7
  3
  -9
  BSHC
  34
  -3
  -8 -12
  ~
  4
  -8
  BC 16T 5K 552 170
  82
  34
  11
  Ii
  5
  -6
  6
  -5
  Cap
  7
  -4
  The Panzerfaust was a one shot disposable anti-tank weapon
  8
  -3
  developed near the end of the war. It was not a rocket launcher,
  but actually a recoilless gun.
  Explosion of a black powder
  charge in the launch tu.be drove the bomb out the front of the
  AO!
  1
  tube. The blast was driven out the back of the tube prOViding
  BA
  2
  the recoilless effect.
  MR
  50
  TOF
  14
  PlAT /
  Anti-Tank Bomb Launcher /
  UK
  L
  39
  1 -31
  HC PEN 640 640
  PEN 640
  2.5
  2.4
  2.3
  2.3
  2.1
  W
  35.0
  2 -21
  DC
  10
  10
  DC
  10
  4
  4
  4
  4
  3
  3 -15
  BSHC
  '3
  3
  0
  -5
  -8 -12
  RT
  16
  4 -10
  BC 14K 733 181
  54
  27
  12
  4
  5
  -8
  6
  -7
  Cap
  1
  7
  -6
  AW
  3.0
  8
  -5
  9
  -4
  The Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank weapon or PlAT is a spigot
  10
  -3
  launcher using a steel rod to launch a bomb which is loaded into
  AOI
  1
  the muzzle tray.
  The propellant charge which launches the
  BA
  4
  -4
  bomb drives the rod back, cocking it for the next shot.
  MR
  70
  TOF
  11
  20
  M9Al Bazooka / 2.36 inch Rocket Launcher / USA
  L
  54
  1 -26
  HC PE
  14H 14H 14H 14H
  PEN14H
  1.5 1.5 1.4
  1.4 1.2
  1.0
  W
  16.7
  2 -16
  DC
  10
  10
  10
  10
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  2
  2
  3 -10
  BSHC '11
  14
  3
  0
  -3
  -7 -12
  RT
  10
  4
  -8
  BC
  5K 368 103
  32
  17
  7
  2
  5
  -7
  6
  -6
  Cap
  1
  7
  -5
  The Bazooka fired a 60mm fin stabilized rocket with a hollow
  AW
  3.4
  8
  -4
  charge explosive. The rocket was loaded by an assistant into the
  9
  -3
  rear of the launch tube and connected to an electric firing wire.
  10
  -2
  When the trigger was pressed, two batteries in the pistol grip
  11
  -1
  AOI
  1
  electrically fired the rocket motor. The bazooka was one of the
  BA
  12
  5
  0 -19
  most effective infantry anti-tank weapons of the war. After the
  MR
  600
  TOF
  4
  7
  11
  50
  war, a 3.5 inch Super-Bazooka saw service in Korea.
  
  Explosion Data
  Target Range From Burst in 2 Yard Hexes
  Grenades I Explosives
  Physical Data
  C
  0
  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  ·6
  7
  8
  10
  12
  14
  16
  20
  25
  30
  40
  37M46 ,
  Length
  3.9
  PEN
  2.7
  1.7
  1.7
  1.6
  1.6
  1.5
  1.4
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.2
  DC
  10
  3
  3
  3
  3
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "4
  5
  1
  -4
  -7
  -9
  -10
  Fuse
  2
  Be
  71H
  459 124
  38
  20
  12
  9
  6
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  France
  Range
  14
  OF 37 •
  Length
  3.9
  PEN
  2.7
  1.2
  1.1
  1.0
  .8
  .7
  .6
  5
  Blast
  Weight
  .6
  DC
  10
  5
  5
  4
  3
  3
  3
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "7
  9
  2
  -2
  -5
  -7
  -8
  -10
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  71H
  459 124
  38
  20
  12
  9
  6
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  France
  Range
  19
  Defensive ,
  Length
  4.3
  PEN
  25
  1.2
  1.2
  1.2
  1.1
  1.1
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.6
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "3
  3
  0
  -5
  -8
  -10
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  S4H 384
  107
  33
  17
  11
  7
  6
  4
  4
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  France
  Range
  12
  Gr 24
  !
  Length
  14
  PEN
  3.4
  2.7
  2.6
  25
  2.4
  Blast
  Weight
  1.3
  DC
  10
  4
  4
  4
  4
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  4
  BSHC
  "2
  2
  -1
  -6
  -9
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  13K 693 173
  52
  26
  16
  11
  9
  7
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  Germany
  Range
  17
  M 91
  t
  Length
  4.9
  PEN
  2.4
  1.2
  1.2
  1.2
  1.1
  1.1
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.2
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "3
  3
  0
  -5
  -8
  -10
  Fuse
  4
  BC
  50H 368
  103
  32
  17
  10
  7
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  Japan
  Range
  14
  F1
  ~
  Length
  4.9
  PEN
  2.4
  1.1
  1.1
  1.0
  1.0
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.3
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "2
  2
  -1
  -6
  -9
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  47H 351
  99
  31
  16
  10
  7
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  USSR
  Range
  13
  ROC 33 ,
  Length
  11
  PEN
  2.7
  1.8
  1.8
  1.7
  1.6
  1.6
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.6
  DC
  10
  3
  3
  3
  3
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  4
  BSHC
  "4
  4
  0
  -4
  -7
  -9
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  67H 445 121
  37
  19
  12
  8
  6
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  USSR
  Range
  14
  RPG40 ,
  Length
  65
  PEN
  7.3
  7.2
  7.1
  6.9
  Anti-Tank
  Weight
  2.4
  DC
  10
  7
  7
  7
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  4
  BSHC
  "1
  1
  -3
  -8
  Fuse
  I
  8C
  71K 24H
  445 116
  57
  35
  24
  18
  14
  11
  8
  6
  5
  4
  3
  2
  1
  1
  USSR
  Range
  12
  RG42
  ~
  Length
  4.8
  PEN
  3.0
  2.2
  2.1
  2.0
  2.0
  1.9
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.0
  DC
  10
  3
  3
  3
  3
  3
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "3
  3
  0
  -5
  -8
  -10
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  91H 545 143
  44
  22
  14
  10
  7
  6
  5
  3
  2
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  USSR
  Range
  15
  # 36M f
  Length
  3.5
  PEN
  25
  1.2
  1.2
  1.2
  1.1
  1.1
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.7
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "3
  3
  0
  -5
  -8
  -10
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  S4H 384 107
  33
  17
  11
  7
  6
  4
  4
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  UK
  Range
  12
  M2 •
  Length
  45
  PEN
  2.3
  1.0
  1.0
  1.0
  1.0
  Fragmentation
  Weight
  1.3
  DC
  10
  2
  2
  2
  2
  Grenade
  Arm Time
  3
  BSHC
  "2
  2
  -1
  -6
  -9
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  43H 335
  95
  30
  15
  10
  7
  5
  4
  3
  2
  2
  1
  1
  1
  1
  USA
  Range
  13
  MkA3
  Length
  5.3
  PEN
  3.8
  Blast I
  Weight
  1.0
  DC
  10
  Grenade
  :;:
  Arm Time
  3
  ..""
  Fuse
  2
  BC
  20K
  928 218
  63
  32
  20
  14
  10
  8
  6
  4
  3
  3
  2
  1
  1
  1
  USA
  :!i:
  Range
  15
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/GURPS Classic/SETTING/WWII/WWII Weapons Supplement.pdf