Pistols

Dardick
HK VP70
Contender
.44 Automag
.50-cal Desert Eagle
Barracuda target pistol*
SIG SP47/8
Remington XP-100

Submachine Guns

Hundley Arms X22 Series*
Hundley Arms X9 Series*
M3 Grease Gun
Ilarco 180
Ares FMG
Spectre M-4
FN P90 PDW
M1950 Madsen
Walther MPK/MPL
M61 Skorpion

Dardick pistols (historical)

Produced in limited numbers around the turn of the century, in simplest terms the Dardick was a magazine-fed revolver. Loading was done via a side gate (two for the 20-round model) in the box-shaped grip. Ten, 15 and 20 round versions were available in various calibers (stats below are for 9mm). The standard rounds, because of the peculiar three-chambered "cylinder", were triangular rather than cylindrical. Conventional rounds could be placed in special plastic casings called "trounds" which allowed them to be used in the Dardick.
 

Dam		Malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	ROF	Str	rcl	wt
2d+2		crit	10	2	140	1700	10+1	~3	9	-1	1.5

 
 
 

H&K 9mm VP70, 9x19mmP (historical)

The VP70 is a rather unusual semi-auto pistol in that, with a shoulder stock, it functions as a machine pistol, firing 3-round bursts. Length with stock is 22 inches and only 8 inches without.
 

Dam		Malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	ROF	Str	rcl	wt
2D+2		Crit	10	3	150	1900	18	~3	9	-1	2.5
With	Stock	Crit	10	6	165	1900	18	3*	9	-2	3.5

 
 
 

Thompson/Center Contender (historical)

This is a single-shot breech-loading pistol, available for any centerfire cartridge. Cost per barrel is $100-500, depending on the rarity (or popularity) of the round. Cost is without barrel.
 

	dam	malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	mag	Str	Rcl	ROF	Wt
Pist	same	same	11	+1	same	same	1	same	same	1/4	2.5
Rifl	-1d	same	12	1/3	1/2	2/3	--	+2	-1	--	3.5

.44 Automag (historical)

A very powerful handgun, the Automag almost has the power of a rifle and requires a strong firer. The gun and ammo (a wildcat cartridge merging a .44 bullet with a shortened 7.62mm NATO rifle case) are no longer in production.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
4d+1		16	12	3	240	2700	8	~2	13	-3	4

 
 
 

.50-cal Desert Eagle (historical)

A much more common and recent weapon than the Automag, the Desert Eagle is also available in .357 and .44 magnum.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
4d+1		crit	12	3	230	2900	7	~2	13	-3	3.2

 
 
 

Dysonian Arms Barracuda target pistol (original)

This is a .45-cal magnum bolt-action, magazine-fed target and hunting pistol. The gun is rather large (16"). A shoulder stock (doubling as a holster) is available ($150, +3 to Acc and +2.5 lbs to weight). The quality target sights are +2 to Acc if a sight is not fitted. Ammo is $10 and 3 lbs per 50 rounds. A perfect assassin's gun with silencer added. $750.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
4d-1		ver	12	6	250	2800	3+1	1/2	12	-2	4

 
 
 

SIG SP47/8, 9x19mmP (historical)

More commonly known as the Model 49, this is the standard Swiss service pistol, an extremely costly and well-made adaptation of the Browning automatic pistols. By replacing the recoil spring and barrel, the Model 49 can fire 7.65mm rounds (2d-1 dam); both rounds use the same magazine. A .22 conversion training kit is also available.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
2d+2		ver	10	4	160	2400	8	3~	9	-1	2.1

 
 
 

Remington XP-100 (historical)

This highly unusual pistol is a single-shot bolt-action, originally designed for the ultra-high velocity .221 Fireball round, though it can be ordered in other (equally bizarre) calibers.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
2d		crit	12	7	125	1500	1	1/4	10	-2	3.8

 
 
 

Submachineguns

Hundley Arms X22 Series (historical [Calico Arms], modified)

All are basically the same weapon with differences in barrel and stock lengths. The magazine is cylindrical and rounds are chambered by the rotation of the core of the magazine. All three weapons use .22 LR ammo, and include the X22P machine pistol (5" barrel), X22S SMG (9") with a folding stock and X22C autocarbine (18") with a fixed stock. Magazines come in 50 and 100 round sizes, costing $5/10 and weighing 1.5/3 lbs. Ammo is $10 per 100 rounds. The X22C adds recoil on every other burst. The X22S and X22C may use a laser and telescopic sight, while the X22P can use one or the other. For an extra $25, a bayonet lug can be installed on the X22C. Semi-automatic versions are available for $100 less and LC 3. Weight and cost assume a 50-round clip. $200 MP, $300 SMG, $400 AC.
 

	dam	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
Machine pistol	1d+1	9	3	70	1200	16*	9	-1	3
SMG	1d+2	9	5	100	1350	16*	9	-1	4
Autocarbine	2d-1	10	8	150	1500	16*	9	-1	5

 
 
 

Hundley Arms X9 Series (historical [Calico Arms], modified)

These are similar to the X22 weapons, but are chambered for the 9x19mmP round. Magazines cost the same but weigh 1 lb more. All X22 options are available. A semi-auto version of the machine pistol, M950, costs $300. Weight and cost assumes a 50-round clip. $350 MP, $450 SMG, $550 AC
 

	dam	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
Machine pistol	2d+2	9	3	170	1800	10*	9	-1	4
SMG	3d-1	9	5	200	1900	10*	9	-1	5
Autocarbine	3d	10	8	350	2000	10*	9	-1	6

 
 
 

.45-cal M3 Grease Gun, .45 ACP (historical)

This was the successor to the Thompson SMG, appearing in 1942. It was lighter and cheaper than the older gun, but not as reliable -- the straight-line magazine was prone to cause jams (33% of all critical failures are jams). The M3 was unusual in that it could be converted to 9mm by replacing a few parts (bolt, barrel and the addition of a magazine filler). The M3 uses a telescoping wire (30" extended, 23" collapsed). In 1944, the M3A1 was released, which was more reliable (malf Crit), but still jam-prone. The Grease Gun served through Vietnam and was issued to some tank crews as late as the 1980’s.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
2d+1		16	10	3	180	1750	30	8	10	-2	9.5

 
 
 

Ilarco 180 (historical)

This is a .22 LR submachinegun. While of limited power, the Ilarco can spit out a great deal of lead and is very useful against unarmored targets. Clips weigh 1.2 lbs each.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
1d+1		crit	11	5	100	1600	165	20*	9	-1	9.5

 
 
 

Ares FMG, 9x19mmP (historical)

This 9mm SMG can be folded down to form a 9"x3"x2" plastic box. It can be unfolded, cocked and fired within two seconds. Ammo comes in 32 (1.2 lbs), 25 (0.8 lb) and 20 (0.7 lbs) round capacity magazines.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
3d		Crit	10	5	150	1900	var	10	9	-1	5.7

 
 
 

Spectre M-4, 9x19mmP (historical)

A 9mm SMG with a high-capacity, straight-line magazine. Ammo comes in 50 (1.9 lb) and 30 (1.1 lb) round clips.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
3d+1		crit	11	6	165	1900	var	20	9	-1	6

 
 
 

FN P90 PDW (historical)

This is a light 5.7mm machine pistol intended for use by troops unlikely to see combat (such as cooks and clerks). It uses a great deal of plastic and is bullpup-style. A clip is 1 lb.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
2d		crit	10	4	120	1200	50	20*	8	-1	5.8

 
 
 

Madsen M1950, 9x19mmP (historical)

The M1950 is unusual in that it was a post-war SMG designed for fast, cheap production. It uses a folding metal stock and a left-side sling. Because of an unusual safety lever located next to the magazine housing, the gun cannot be fired one-handed. A later model, the M1953, uses curved magazines (malf Crit) and a removeable barrel jacket that allows the the use of a short bayonet.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
3d-1		16	11	6	150	2600	32	8*	9	-1	8.6

 
 
 

Walther MPK/MPL, 9x19mmP (historical)

Both are basically the same weapon in different lengths (the MPL is 29.5" and the MPK 26"). Each uses a folding wire stock and left-side sling. Stats below are for the MPK: 2d+2 dam, max 2500 and 6.3 lbs for the MPL.
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
3d-1		crit	11	6	150	2600	32	9	9	-1	6.6

 
 
 

M61 (or Vz 61) Skorpion, .32 ACP (historical)

Firing .32 ACP ammo, this machine pistol comes with a folding stock. Stats below are for one-hand semi-auto fire. Extending the stock increases Acc to 6 and SS to 12. In automatic fire, Rcl is -2 (-4 if stock folded).
 

dam		malf	SS	Acc	1/2D	Max	Mag	Rof	Str	Rcl	Wt
2d-1		crit	11	3	150	1700	10+1	13*	9	-1	3