[37-0205] High Tech Weapon Tables.pdf

WEAPON TABLES

Written by SHAWN FISHER, MICHAEL HURST, and HANS-CHRISTIAN VORTISCH

Edited by SEAN PUNCH

Illustrated by BOB STEVLIC and IGOR FIORENTINI

An e23 Sourcebook for GURPS ®

STEVE JACKSON GAMES

Stock #37-0205

Version 1.0 – December 19, 2007

C ONTENTS

I NTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

About GURPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

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W EAPON T ABLES . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Air Guns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Ranged Electric Stunners. . . . . . . . 3

Non-Repeating Pistols . . . . . . . . . . 4

Revolvers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Semiautomatic Pistols . . . . . . . . . . 5

Shotguns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Muskets and Rifles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Submachine Guns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Mechanical Machine Guns. . . . . . . 8

Machine Guns and Autocannon . . 8

Cannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Grenade Launchers. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Light Antitank Weapons . . . . . . . . 10

Vehicular Rocket Launchers . . . . 10

Mortars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Guided and Homing Missiles . . . 11

Flamethrowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Spray Guns and Aerosols . . . . . . . 11

Ammunition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Laser Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Relative Explosive Force . . . . . . . 14

Land Mines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Hand Grenades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Rifle Grenades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Bombs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Melee Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Muscle-Powered

Ranged Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . 17

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GURPS High-Tech: Weapon Tables is for those times when

you don’t need a full description of each weapon – just the num-

bers, stat! It includes all the weapons, ammo, and explosives tables

(and only the tables) from GURPS High-Tech, complete with their

introductions and notes. Use it before the game begins, when

comparison shopping for your PC or equipping an army of hench-

men. Keep it handy in play for quickly figuring out the weight of

found weapons, the price of ammo at the gun shop, or how big a

boom a crate of dynamite makes.

I NTRODUCTION

This isn’t a replacement for High-Tech. You’ll need that to learn

who used what, and where, in a historical campaign . . . for vari-

ant weapons, accessories, and unusual ammo . . . for the rules for

using it all. But Weapon Tables is useful even when your copy of

High-Tech is open in front of you, because it lets you see stats and

write-ups at the same time, and look up ammo while reading

about weapons.

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GURPS H IGH -T ECH : W EAPON T ABLES

W EAPON T ABLES

Air Guns Table (see pp. 88-89)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics. Note that air guns with no real combat application use Guns Sport skills.

GUNS (MUSKET) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

8 Dan-Inject JM Standard, 11mm

1d pi-

3+2

45/150

6.6/0.02 1

1(3i)

8† -5

$1,950

[1]

follow-up

drug effect

8 FN 303, .68 FN

1d-3(0.5) cr 3

25/110

4.5/0.5 3

15(5)

7† –

$1,100/$21 2

[2]

GUNS (RIFLE) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

5 Steyr-Girandoni M.1780, 11.75mm

2d pi+

60/480

9.6/0.4 1

21+1(2i) 10† -6

$1,000

[3]

GUNS SPORT (MUSKET) (DX-4 or Guns (Musket)-3)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

7 Daisy Number 111 Red Ryder, .175 BB

1d-4 pi-

25/140

3/0.8

1,000(2i) 5† -4

$50

GUNS SPORT (PISTOL) (DX-4 or Guns (Pistol)-3)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

8 NSG SplatMaster, .68 Paintball

1d-3(0.2) cr 1

2/30

2.1/0.07 1

10+1(5) 8

-2

$140

[3]

follow-up

paint splat

Notes:

[1] Air charge lasts for 40 shots.

[2] Air charge lasts for 110 shots. Clamps under rifle or carbine: add weight to weight of host weapon and add -2 to weapon’s Bulk.

[3] Air charge lasts for 30 shots.

Ranged Electric Stunners Table (see pp. 89-90)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics.

GUNS (PISTOL) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes

Tasertron TE-76

1d-3 pi-

2/0.1

1(5)

-2

$350 3

[1]

follow-up

HT-3(0.5) aff

TASER M26

1d-3 pi-

1.1/0.25 1

2(3i)

-2

$400 4

[2]

follow-up

HT-5(0.5) aff

Notes:

[1] On a failed HT-3 roll, victim is stunned while trigger is depressed and for (20 - HT) seconds afterward, and can then roll vs. HT-3 to

recover. Integral tactical light (p. 52).

[2] On a failed HT-5 roll, victim is stunned while trigger is depressed and for (20 - HT) seconds afterward, and can then roll vs. HT-5 to

recover. Integral targeting laser (pp. 56-157).

Sally Sweet: I like the Uzi better, anyway. It looks better

with the dress. The AK seems too casual to me.

Stephanie Plum: It’s important to accessorize properly.

– Ten Big Ones

GURPS H IGH -T ECH : W EAPON T ABLES

Non-Repeating Pistols Table (see pp. 90-92)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics.

GUNS (PISTOL) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

Wogdon Dueller, .45 Flintlock

1d+2 pi+

1 70/800

2.75/0.023 1

1(20)

-3

$300

[1, 2]

Tower Sea Service P/1796, .56 Flintlock

1d+1 pi+

1 70/800

3/0.05

1(20)

10 -3

$250

[1, 2]

MAS Pistolet AN IX, 17.1mm Flintlock

1d+2 pi++ 1 50/550

2.9/0.076 1

1(20)

10 -3

$250

[1, 2]

Rigby Traveling Pistol, .75 Flintlock

1d+1 pi++ 0 50/550

1.4/0.075 1

1(20)

10 -2

$300

[1, 2]

Elgin Cutlass Pistol, .54 Caplock

2d pi+

1 70/800

3/0.05

1(20)

10 -3

$300

[1, 2, 3]

Deringer, .44 Caplock

2d-1 pi+

1 50/550

0.4/0.022 1

1(20)

-1

$130

[1, 2]

Remington Model 95, .41 Remington

1d pi+

0 60/650

0.55/0.05 1

2(3i)

-1

$140

[2]

Lancaster Howdah, .476 Enfield

2d(0.5) pi++ 1 110/1,200 2.7/0.2

4(3i)

10 -2

$200

T/C Contender, .223 Remington

4d pi

3 420/2,600 3.5/0.026 1

1(3)

11 -3

$560

[2]

H&K P11, 7.62¥36mm

1d+1 imp

1 400/1,700 2.6/1.1

5(5)

-2

$1,500/$75 2

[4]

TsNIITochMash NRS-2, 7.62¥42mm

2d+1 pi-

0 110/1,200 1.4/0.053 1

1(10i) 8

-2

$100

[3]

Condor AM-402, 12G 2.75”

1d pi

1 35/700

1.4/0.11

1¥9 1(5)

11 -2

1/10 $100

[2, 3, 5]

Notes:

[1] Unreliable. Malfunctions on 16+ (see p. B407).

[2] No lanyard ring (p. 154).

[3] See Combination Weapons (pp. 198-199) for description.

[4] Needs batteries. Second cost is for loaded barrel cluster.

See p. 92.

[5] First Rcl figure is for shot, second is for slugs.

Revolvers Table (see pp. 92-97)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics.

GUNS (PISTOL) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range

Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost LC Notes

5 Collier, .50 Flintlock

1d+2 pi+ 1

70/800

2.3/0.13 1

5(10i) 10 -3

$500 3

[1, 2]

5 Allen Pepperbox, .31 Caplock

1d+1 pi- 1

30/330

1.8/0.04 3

6(30i) 8

-1

$150 3

[2, 3]

5 Colt Number 5, .36 Caplock

2d-1 pi

90/1,000

2.8/0.07 1

5(30i) 9

-2

$400 3

[2, 3]

5 Colt M1848 Dragoon, .44 Caplock

2d+1 pi+ 2

100/1,100

4.2/0.14 1

5(10i) 10 -3

$450 3

[2, 3]

5 Colt M1851 Navy, .36 Caplock

1d+2 pi 1

90/1,000

2.9/0.14 1

6(10i) 9

-2

$275 3

[2, 3]

5 Beaumont-Adams Mk I, .442 Caplock

1d+2 pi+ 2

100/1,100

2.5/0.11 3

6(10i) 10 -2

$250 3

[3]

5 Lefaucheux Mle 1854, 12¥16mm

1d+2 pi+ 2

100/1,100

2.3/0.3

6(5i)

-2

$270 3

5 S&W Number 1, .22 Short

1d-1 pi- 2

50/550

1/0.04

7(5i)

-1

$280 3

5 Girard LeMat, .42 Caplock

2d-1 pi+ 2

60/700

3.7/0.16 1

9(10i) 11 -3

$250 3

[3]

5 Remington New Model Army, .44 Caplock

2d pi+

100/1,100

2.9/0.14 1

6(10i) 10 -3

$200 3

[3]

5 Webley RIC Number 1, .442 RIC

1d+2 pi+ 1

110/1,200

2.2/0.26 3

6(5i)

-1

$350 3

[2]

5 S&W Number 3, .44 Russian

2d pi+

120/1,300

2.5/0.3

6(3i)

10 -2

$550 3

5 Colt M1873 SAA, .45 Long Colt

3d-2 pi+ 2

120/1,300

3/0.3

6(5i)

11 -2

$500 3

[2]

6 S&W Safety Hammerless, .38 S&W

2d-1 pi

90/1,000

1.3/0.17 3

5(3i)

-1

$400 3

[2]

6 Nagant R-1895, 7.62¥39mmR

2d-1 pi- 2

140/1,500

2/0.25

7(5i)

-2

$400 3

6 Webley-Fosbery Mk I, .455 Webley

2d-1 pi+ 2

120/1,300

3/0.3

6(3i)

-2

$600 3

[3]

6 S&W Model 10 M&P, .38 Special

2d pi

110/1,200

2/0.2

6(3i)

-2

$500 3

[2]

6 S&W .44 Hand Ejector, .44 Special

2d pi+

140/1,500

2.5/0.3

6(3i)

10 -2

$600 3

6 Webley Mk VI, .455 Webley

2d-1 pi+ 2

120/1,300

2.7/0.3

6(3i)

10 -2

$300 3

6 S&W Model 27, .357 Magnum

3d pi

190/2,100

3/0.2

6(3i)

10 -2

$600 3

[2]

6 S&W Model 34 Kit Gun, .22 LR

1d+1 pi- 2

70/1,400

1.5/0.05 3

6(3i)

-2

$400 3

[2]

6 S&W Model 36 Chief’s Special, .38 Special

2d-1 pi

90/1,000

1.4/0.17 3

5(3i)

-1

$475 3

[2]

7 Colt Python, .357 Magnum

3d pi

190/2,100

2.9/0.2

6(3i)

10 -2

$850 3

[2]

7 S&W Model 29, .44 Magnum

3d+2 pi+ 2

210/2,300

3.3/0.3

6(3i)

11 -3

$800 3

[2]

7 Charter Arms Undercover, .38 Special

2d-1 pi

90/1,000

1.2/0.17 3

5(3i)

-1

$350 3

[2]

8 Taurus Mod 608, .357 Magnum

3d pi

190/2,100

3/0.3

8(3i)

10 -2

$570 3

[2]

8 Ruger Super Redhawk, .454 Casull

5d-1 pi+ 2

210/2,300

3.6/0.4

6(3i)

12 -3

$750 3

[2]

Notes:

[1] Very Unreliable. Malfunctions on 14+ (see p. B407).

[2] No lanyard ring (p. 154).

[3] Unreliable. Malfunctions on 16+ (see p. B407).

GURPS H IGH -T ECH : W EAPON T ABLES

Semiautomatic Pistols Table (see pp. 97-103)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics.

GUNS (GYROC) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -4)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range

Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

7 MBA Gyrojet Mk I, 13¥36mm

3d pi+

1,000

1.2/0.2

6(3i)

-2

$1,400

3 [1, 2, 3]

GUNS (PISTOL) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range

Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl Cost

LC Notes

6 Mauser C96, 7.63¥25mm

3d-1 pi-

180/2,000

2.7/0.2

10(3)

-3

$480

6 FN-Browning Mle 1906, .25 ACP

1d pi-

90/950

0.8/0.2

6+1(3) 7

-1

$160/$25

[1]

6 Luger P08, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.4/0.5

8+1(3) 9

-2

$500/$26

[2]

6 Colt Government, .45 ACP

2d pi+

150/1,600

2.8/0.5

7+1(3) 10

-2

$850/$27

6 Nambu 14 Shiki, 8¥21mm

2d+1 pi

160/1,700

2.4/0.4

8+1(3) 9

-2

$350/$26

6 Walther PPK, .32 ACP

2d-1 pi-

120/1,300

1.7/0.2

7+1(3) 7

-1

$480/$26

[1]

6 FN-Browning HP, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.4/0.5

13+1(3) 9

-2

$780/$35

6 TOZ TT-33, 7.62¥25mm

2d+2 pi-

180/2,000

2.1/0.4

8+1(3) 8

-2

$350/$26

7 Walther P38, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.4/0.4

8+1(3) 9

-2

$530/$26

7 Ruger Standard MK1, .22 LR

1d+1 pi-

70/1,400

2.5/0.4

9+1(3) 9

-2

$300/$25

[1]

7 Izhmekh PM, 9¥18mm

2d pi

110/1,200

1.8/0.3

8+1(3) 8

-2

$250/$26

7 H&K VP70, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.5/0.7

18+1(3) 8

-2

$550/$27

[1]

7 Beretta Mod 92, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.8/0.5

15+1(3) 9

-2

$700/$27

7 AMT Back Up, .380 ACP

2d-1 pi

110/1,200

1.4/0.3

5+1(3) 8

-1

$350/$32

[1]

8 Glock 17, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

1.9/0.6

17+1(3) 8

-2

$600/$32

[4]

8 SIG-Sauer P226, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

2.4/0.6

15+1(3) 9

-2

$840/$27

[4]

8 Intratec TEC-9, 9¥19mm

2d+2 pi

160/1,800

4.5/1.4

36(3)

-4

$350/$30

[2, 5]

8 Lorcin L-25, .25 ACP

1d pi-

90/950

0.9/0.2

6+1(3) 5

-1

$80/$25

[1, 2]

8 IMI Desert Eagle, .50 AE

4d pi+

220/2,500

4.6/0.6

7+1(3) 12

-4

$1,250/$45 3

[1]

8 H&K USP, .40 S&W

2d+2 pi+

160/1,800

2.3/0.6

13+1(3) 9

-2

$770/$32

[4, 6]

8 TsNIITochMash SPS, 9¥21mm

3d-2(2) pi- 2

160/1,800

2.9/0.7

18+1(3) 9

-2

$450/$27

8 FN Five-seveN, 5.7¥28mm

2d+2(2) pi- 2

170/1,700

1.7/0.4

20+1(3) 8

-2

$750/$38

[6]

8 Walther P99, 9¥19mm

2d+1 pi

140/1,600

2/0.6

16+1(3) 8

-2

$610/$39

[6]

8 Kahr K40, .40 S&W

2d+1 pi+

140/1,600

1.9/0.4

6+1(3) 8

-1

$720/$37

[1]

Notes:

[1] No lanyard ring (p. 154).

[2] Unreliable. Malfunctions on 16+ (see p. B407).

[3] Divide damage by 3 at 1-7 yards, and by 2 at 8-21 yards. Has

no 1/2D range.

[4] Very Reliable. Won’t malfunction unless lack of maintenance

lowers Malf. (see p. B407).

[5] Sling swivels (p. 154).

[6] Accessory rail (p. 161).

Shotguns Table (see pp. 103-107)

See pp. B268-271 for an explanation of the statistics.

GUNS (SHOTGUN) (DX-4 or most other Guns at -2)

TL Weapon

Damage Acc Range Weight RoF Shots ST Bulk Rcl

Cost LC Notes

5 Tower Blunderbuss, 11G Flintlock

1d pi

2 30/600 7/0.12 1¥13 1(35) 11† -4

1/6

$200 3 [1, 2]

5 Manton Double, 16G Flintlock

1d pi

2 40/800 6.7/0.17 2¥8 2(40i) 10† -5

1/5

$1,000 3 [1, 2]

5 Colt Model 1855, 20G Caplock

1d pi

2 40/800 10.9/0.4 2¥7 5(10i) 11† -6

1/5

$800 3 [1, 2]

5 Remington Hammer Lifter, 12G 2.5”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 7.4/0.2 2¥8 2(4i) 10† -6

1/5

$250 3

[1]

6 LeFever Automatic Hammerless, 10G 2.875”

2d-1 pi

3 40/800 10.3/0.3 2¥13 2(3i) 12† -6

1/7

$750 3

[1]

6 Winchester Model 1887, 10G 2.875”

2d-1 pi

3 40/800

8/0.6 2¥13 4+1(2i) 11† -6

1/7

$800 3

[1]

6 Winchester Model 1897, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 8.6/0.6 2¥9 5+1(2i) 11† -6

1/5

$550 3

[1]

6 FN-Browning Auto-5, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 8.9/0.4 3¥9 4+1(2i) 10† -6

1/4

$850 3

[1]

6 Ithaca Auto & Burglar, 20G 2.5”

1d pi

2 40/800

5/0.2

2¥7 2(3i)

9† -3

1/5

$400 3 [1, 3]

6 Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800

7/0.4

2¥9 4+1(2i) 10† -6

1/5

$450 3

[1]

7 Remington Model 870, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 7.6/0.6 2¥9 5+1(2i) 10† -6

1/5

$330 3

[1]

7 Franchi SPAS-12, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 9.8/0.8 3¥9 7+1(2i) 10† -5* 1/4

$950 3

[1]

8 Armsel Striker, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 10.6/1.3 3¥9 12(3i) 11† -5* 1/4

$600 3

[1]

8 Benelli M1 Super 90, 12G 3”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 8.2/0.8 3¥9 7+1(2i) 10† -5

1/4

$1,000 3

[1]

8 Daewoo USAS-12, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 14.2/2.1 6¥9 10+1(3) 11† -5

1/3 $1,300/$32 2

[1]

8 C-More M26 MASS, 12G 2.75”

1d+1 pi

3 40/800 3.8/1.1 1¥9 5+1(3) 10† –

1/5

$500/$34 2 [1, 4]

Notes:

[1] First Rcl figure is for shot, second is for slugs.

[2] Unreliable. Malfunctions on 16+ (see p. B407).

[3] Lacks sling swivels (p. 154).

[4] Clamps under rifle or carbine: add weight to weight of host

weapon and add -1 to weapon’s Bulk.

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