TEXT:         Basic FALLOUT Weapon Tables
  Table WP1: Pistols (All of the following use the Firearm (Pistol) skill)
  Name
  Caliber
  Base %
  Dmg
  Rng
  Magazine
  RoF
  Hands
  HP
  Malf
  Wgt.
  STR/DEX
  Cost
  Notes
  .223 Pistol
  .223
  Remington
  25%
  2d6
  25
  Clip (5)
  1
  1
  9
  99-00
  5
  11/7
  $3500
  Bringham
  Needler
  HN Needler
  05%
  1d8
  15
  Box (10)
  1
  1
  8
  99-00
  4
  5/7
  $2200
  1
  Browning 
  Hi-Power
  9 mm
  Parabellum
  20%
  1d8+1
  20
  Box (13)
  3
  1
  8
  99-00
  2.2
  7/5
  $350
  Colt M1911A1
  .45 ACP
  20%
  1d8
  20
  Box (8)
  3
  1
  8
  00
  2.4
  7/5
  $350
  Colt 6520
  10mm Auto
  20%
  1d10
  20
  Box (12)
  3
  1
  8
  98-00
  3
  11/7
  $250
  Colt Python
  .357 Magnum
  25%
  1d10
  25
  Cylinder
  (6)
  2
  1
  9
  00
  3
  11/5
  $425
  Dart Gun
  Darts
  25%
  1d3
  10
  None (1)
  1
  1
  8
  95-00
  3
  5/5
  $500
  2
  Desert Eagle
  Mark XIX
  .44 Magnum
  20%
  1d10+1
  20
  Box (8)
  3
  1
  8
  99-00
  3
  11/7
  $800
  Flambé 230
  Flamethrower
  Fuel
  05%
  2d6+
  fire
  12
  Special
  (3)
  1
  1
  6
  93-00
  8
  11/7
  $3000
  3
  Grenade Pistol
  40mm
  Grenades
  05%
  4d6/
  4 m.
  10
  None (1)
  1
  1
  8
  93-00
  8
  11/7
  $5000
  4
  High Standard
  HDMS
  .22 LR
  25%
  1d4+1
  25
  Box (11)
  3
  1
  9
  00
  2.5
  5/5
  $350
  5
  Mauser C96
  7.63x25mm
  Mauser
  20%
  1d8
  20
  Box (10)
  3
  1
  8
  98-00
  5
  7/5
  $1500
  Model 83
  Revolver
  .454 Casull
  or.45 Colt
  25%
  1d10/
  1d8+1
  25
  Cylinder
  (6)
  2
  1
  9
  00
  3.3
  11/7
  $700
  PPK-12 Gauss
  Pistol
  2mm EC
  20%
  2d6+1
  50
  Box (12)
  1
  1
  9
  98-00
  5
  11/7
  $5250
  1
  Škorpion vz. 61
  .32 ACP
  25%
  1d4+1
  25
  Box (20)
  Full Auto
  (3,burst)
  1
  9
  99-00
  6
  10/5
  $3400
  Shansei C96
  .45 ACP
  20%
  1d8
  20
  Box (10)
  3
  1
  8
  98-00
  5
  7/5
  $200
  Sig-Sauer 14mm
  Pistol
  14mm rounds
  20%
  1d12
  25
  Box (6)
  3
  1
  9
  00
  4
  11/7
  $1100
  Sig-Sauer P220
  9mm
  Parabellum
  20%
  1d8+1
  20
  Box (9)
  3
  1
  8
  99-00
  4
  7/5
  $1000
  S&W Model 10
  .38 Special
  20%
  1d6+1
  20
  Cylinder
  (6)
  2
  1
  8
  00
  2.1
  7/5
  $250
  S&W Model 29
  .44 Magnum
  25%
  1d10+1
  25
  Cylinder
  (6)
  2
  1
  9
  00
  3.3
  11/7
  $400
  Walther PPK
  .32 ACP
  10%
  1d4+1
  10
  Box (8)
  3
  1
  5
  99-00
  1.2
  5/5
  $390
  Zhu-Rong v.418
  10mm Auto
  20%
  1d10
  20
  Box (10)
  3
  1
  8
  00
  2.8
  11/7
  $290
  Zip Gun
  one of .22,
  9mm, or .45
  10%
  Varies
  10
  None (1)
  1
  1
  5
  95-00
  1.5
  5/5
  $275
  Pistol Table Notes:
  1: This weapon is Armor Piercing. A weapon with the AP
  modifier  will  completely  ignore  armor  with  a  Threat
  Rating of 1 or 2 (see pg. xx). Threat Rating 3 armor
  is unaffected by Armor Piercing.
  2: Darts may be coated with either drugs or poisons,
  and thus have follow-up effects.
  3. If a target is hit by a flamethrower, it is on fire
  and  will  take  1d6+2  points  per  round  in  additional
  damage until the fire is extinguished. See the rules
  for Fire and Heat in the BRP Core Rules, pg. 223.
  4:  Damage is expressed in dice per meters; damage done
  each meter past the initial radius decreases by 1d6 per
  meter.
  5: The High Standard pistol has an integral silencer.
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              Basic Fallout Weapon tables
  Pistols
   The smallest of the Small Guns, pistols are generally
  hand-held, low-damage weapons.
  .223 Pistol: This pistol began its days as a 
  .223  rifle  and  has  since  been  modified.
  These  are  rather  unique,  and  are  made
  with  love  and  skill.  Single  shot  only.
  The magazine holds 5 shots of .223 
  caliber ammunition.
  Bringham  Needler  Pistol: 
  One  of  the  most
  interesting  pieces  of  prewar  tech,  the
  Needler  pistol  actually  fires  small
  hypodermic needles into the target, which
  inject  a  serum  that  causes  a  severe
  reaction  in  the  surrounding  skin.  Of  
  course, there may very well be slugs that
  inject all sorts of other nasty things out
  there. Single shot only. The chamber holds
  8 shots of HN Needler ammunition.
  Browning Hi-Power: The Belgian-made Browning
  high-powered  pistol  became  a  popular
  handgun in North America in the early part
  of the 21st century. Single shot only. The
  Browning HP fires 9x19 mm parabellum, and
  the weapon holds 12 rounds plus 1 in the
  chamber.
  Colt  M1911A1: The  M1911  was  a  popular
  military  sidearm  before  the  War.  Not  a
  unique  pistol,  but  a  powerful  one.  The
  M1911  is  the  standard-issue  NCR  Ranger
  sidearm, though most eventually replace 
  the weapon with one of their own choosing.
  The M1911A1 fires .45 ACP, and the weapon
  holds 7 rounds plus 1 in the chamber.
  Colt 6520 10mm Pistol:  An auto-loading pistol,
  each
   
  pull
   
  of
   
  the
   
  trigger
   
  will
  automatically reload the firearm until the
  magazine is empty. One of the simplest and
  most inexpensive semiautomatics available.
  Single shot only. The weapon holds 11 
  rounds plus 1 in the chamber.
  Colt Python: Although not as powerful as its
  big  brother,  this  .357  pistol  sports  a
  longer  barrel  and  is  therefore  more
  accurate at longer ranges. The .357 pistol
  is one of the oldest revolvers; Smith and
  Wesson made the first .357 Magnums in the
  late 1800s. The name “Magnum” (Latin for
  “Big”) was around for at least 10 years
  before  that.  Single  shot  only.  The
  revolver  chamber  holds  6  shots  of  .357
  Magnum ammunition.
  Dart  Gun: The  dart  gun  is  a  custom  made
  weapon constructed  from  materials in the
  wasteland. This item is constructed from 
  a paint gun,  a toy car, surgical tubing
  and  a  radscorpion  poison  gland.  If  an
  enemy takes damage from this weapon they
  will  also  be  poisoned  with  d8  doses  of
  poison Type E.
  Desert Eagle Mark XIX: The Israeli-made Desert
  Eagle pistol became popular near the end
  of the 20th Century, due largely to its
  portrayal in movies of the time. Plus, it
  looks  really  cool  when  your  character
  plugs someone with it gangsta' style. 
  Single shot only. The clip holds 8 shots
  of .44 Magnum ammunition.
  Flambé 230 Flamer Pistol: The Flambe 230 is a
  poorly  designed,  slightly  misconceived
  weapon. Essentially a cut-down version of
  the Flambé 450, the designer of this 
  unique piece of equipment failed to take
  into  account  that  flamers  need  the
  propelling  power  that  larger  models
  provide. Single shot only. The Flambe 230
  has a small chamber that holds 3 “shots”
  of flamethrower fuel.
  Grenade Pistol: A heavily modified flare gun,
  the grenade pistol is the only small arms
  skill  weapon  that  can  lob  an  explosive.
  Its range isn’t all that great, but in 
  the hands of a cyborg, it could certainly
  blow open a few doors. The chamber holds
  1 40mm grenade.
  High  Standard  HDMS: The  commercial  High
  Standard HD pistol was modified into the
  HDMS,  a  weapon  with  an  integral  sound
  suppressor  that  was  developed  for  the
  agents  of  the  Office  of  Strategic
  Services (OSS) during WWII. The HDMS 
  fires  .22  LR,  and  the  weapon  holds  10
  rounds plus 1 in the chamber.
  Mauser  c.96  "Broomhandle": The  Mauser  is  an
  oldie but goodie, the favorite handgun of
  outlaws and gangster bosses. Single shot
  only. The magazine holds 10 shots of 
  7.63x25mm Mauser.
  Model 83 .454 Casull Revolver: This variation on
  the .45 Colt packs a lot more punch, but
  also kicks like a mule. These guns were
  fairly rare before the War. Single shot 
  only.  The  weapon  holds  6  shots  of  .454
  Casull ammunition.
  PPK-12 Gauss Pistol: Praised for its range and
  stopping  power,  the  PPK-12  Gauss  Pistol
  is of German design. This "Lil' Railgun"
  uses  an  electromagnetic  field  to  propel
  slugs at tremendous speed and power 
  through  a  target,  his  armor,  and  just
  about  everything  else.  The  PPK-12  looks
  like  a  normal  automatic  pistol,  except
  for  the  unusual  electromagnetic  fins
  along the barrel. When fired, the Gauss
  Pistol  leaves  an  unmistakable  spiral
  trail  of  ionized  particles  through  the
  air. Single shot only. The magazine holds
  12 shots of 2mm EC.
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  Škorpion  vz.  61  Machine  Pistol: 
  Although
  relatively  ineffectual  as  a  submachine
  gun,  the  Škorpion  vz.  61  nonetheless
  enjoys a place among assassins and 
  gangsters who find that its small size and
  concealability  makes  up  for  its  lack  of
  power, range, and magazine. Fires single
  shot  or  a  3-round  burst.  The  magazine
  holds 20 shots of .32 ACP ammunition.
  Shansei C96 Pistol: The Shansei c.96 (or Type
  17)  was  the  standard  sidearm  of  Chinese
  troops  during  the  Resource  Wars.  In  our
  timeline, it's a higher-caliber variant 
  of  the  original  German  Mauser  c.96.  The
  magazine  holds  10  rounds  of  .45  ACP
  ammunition.
  Sig-Sauer  14mm  Pistol: The  Sig-Sauer  14mm
  automatic  pistol  fires  the  large  14mm
  slug.  These  pistols  are  known  for  their
  excellent craftsmanship, although ammo is
  fairly scarce. Single shot only. The 
  weapon  holds  6  rounds  of  14mm,  plus  an
  additional round in the chamber.
  Sig-Sauer  P220: The  9mm  Sig-Sauer  P220  was
  developed by the Swiss in the late 20th
  Century. It fires the smaller 9mm bullet
  and  does  less  damage  than  the  average
  semiautomatic, but it is smaller and 
  lighter,  making  it  a  little  easier  to
  conceal. The weapon holds 9 rounds of 9mm
  Parabellum,  plus  an  additional  round  in
  the chamber.
  Smith  &  Wesson  Model  10: The  Model  10  is
  alternatively  known  as  the  Military  &
  Police  or  the  Victory  Model  (during
  WWII). The Model 10 is very safe to fire 
  and there are many in service throughout
  the  wasteland.  It  is  heavier  and  larger
  than  the  J-frame  snub-nose  (making  it
  somewhat  less  comfortable  for  concealed
  carry), but it does hold one more round
  than  the  J-frame  and  many  find  the
  additional weight appealing for shooting.
  The  Model  10  chambers  six  shots  of  .38
  Special ammunition.
  Smith & Wesson Model 29: Being that this is
  the  most  powerful  handgun  in  the  world,
  you've got to ask yourself one question:
  Do I feel lucky? Well, do 'ya, punk? 
  Single  shot  only.  The  revolver  cylinder
  holds 6 shots of .44 Magnum ammunition.
  Walther PPK: The weapon of a true spy. The
  Walther PPK (Polizei Pistolen Kriminal) was
  originally  made  for  plainclothes  and
  undercover police officers. It since became
  the favorite weapon of spies. The PPK is
  most effective with a silencer. Single shot
  only. The weapon holds 7 rounds of .32 ACP,
  plus an additional round in the chamber.
  Zhu-Rong  v.418  Pistol: The  Zhu-Rong  was  an
  experimental pistol being developed by an
  American company for the Chinese just 
  before the Resource Wars. Only a few of
  these weapons was made before the company
  was raided by the government.  The weapon
  holds 9 10mm  rounds, plus an additional
  round in the chamber.
  Zip  Gun: The  zip  gun  is  a  single-shot,
  handmade  pistol.  Crafted  from  spare
  parts, zip guns are rather unreliable and
  shoot  almost  any  kind  of  handgun
  ammunition. They have a very small range, 
  and  are  prone  to  jamming  and  breaking
  easily.  The  chamber  holds  1  shot  of
  either  .22,  9mm,  or  .45  caliber
  ammunition, depending on the gun.
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