Here you can arm your boy or girl with the proper weapon to survive the dark world of Survival Horror.

Let me tell you what the 135/10 is for, the first is the cost of the weapon in question, the second is the cost of the magazine/speed loader.

 Clip-fed guns take one action to reload.

 Revolvers take one action per two bullets loaded, unless a speed loader is used, in which it reduces the time to one action to reload.

 Bolt-action guns take one action per one bullet to reload.

 Pump-action guns take one action per bullet to reload.

Name: AMT Backup
Caliber: .380 Auto
Magazine Capacity: 6 [clip]
Cost: $125/$10
Mass: 0.5 kg
Notes: AMT's Backup pistol, commonly chambered in 9x17mm (.380ACP) is typical of many holdout pistols. The Backup's small size makes it ideal for boot- or even pocket-carry. The Backup has the minimum of safety devices, and a fairly small magazine capacity (6rds), but if it's all you've got, it's better than being unarmed.

Name: Accutek XL-9
Caliber: 9mm
Magazine Capacity: 5 [clip]
Cost: $300/$15
Mass: 0.5 kg
Notes: The Accutek XL-9 is typical of many "Micro-9's," ultra-compact holdout-style pistols which are chambered for 9x19mm, rather than the substantially weaker .32 or .380. Most have a stainless-steel alloy construction, they typically have a very low capacity due to their diminutive size, but are highly concealable.

Caliber: 9mm
Magazine Capacity: 15 [clip]
Cost: $300/$15
Mass: 1 kg
Notes: Another quality product from the Beretta corporation, the Cougar is a development of the M92, utilizing a cermet barrel and breech block, paired with a high-impact polymer frame for increased wear resistance and low weight. The Cougar is a popular weapon with police and security forces the world over, and is a staple sidearm of European forces.

Name: Ares Firehawk
Caliber: 11mm Auto
Magazine Capacity: 10 [clip]
Cost: $650/$20
Mass: 2 kg
Notes: The Ares Firehawk is a high-end heavy pistol that has gained much popularity as a military officer's sidearm, has also seen much success in the public and private security market as well. The ergonomics of the design assist in offsetting the comparatively heavy weight of the handgun. In addition to the customizable grip, the Firehawk also sports adjustable match sights, a universal option mount [similar to the HK USP/SOCOM], a partial slide, and a polygonally rifled barrel.

Name: Colt Manhunter
Caliber: 12mm Auto
Magazine Capacity: 8 [clip]
Cost: $600/$30M
Mass: 2 kg
Notes: Colt's independent entry into the 12mm market, the Manhunter, was developed through extensive consultation with a number of private security organizations, and then underwent a full year of field testing. A sturdy and deadly design, the Manhunter is designed for reliable use under even the most hostile of conditions. The weapon is an open-slide design [similar to the Beretta 92], with substantial engineering to prevent catastrophic failure. The choice of the heavy 12mm cartridge nearly guarantees a one-shot drop of the target.

Name: M9-T Convert
Caliber: Special
Magazine Capacity: 10 [clip]
Cost: $700/$50
Mass: 1 kg
Notes: This is a Berretta M9 that has been converted into a tranquilizer gun. Any medium handgun can be converted into a tranquilizer with a Mechanics-Gunsmithing check easily, however for simplicity, this gun is offered. Anyway. The only draw back of this gun is that because the slide locks each time a shot is fired, it can only be shot once a round, despite how many attacks in a round you may have. You can use your other actions, but the gun cannot be fired again until next round.
When the dart is fired, two gases mix inside the ‘syringe’ part of the dart, and when it impacts against something, the gases expand, and inject whatever substance you have into the body from the syringe. It’s that simple. There are several kinds of darts that you can use, from a simple sleeping concoction to even using hallucinogens. Below are the listings of said darts.

Sleeping Juice - When injected, depending where the vector is, this chemical will put a person to sleep for several hours. It’s a kind of elephant tranquilizer, just dumbed down a bit.

Hallucinogens More may be added later whenever I get more imaginative. Anyway, now to discuss different vectors. Either of the above mixtures work rather quickly, however, it depends where you inject a person that it matters. There are three different times, depending on where you hit a person. They are as follows.

Hitting someone in the hand or foot - It will take three rounds for the dart’s chemicals to take affect.

Chest, arm, leg, or back - It will take two rounds for the chemicals to take affect.

Head, neck, heart, and spine - One round, but nearly instantaneous.

Machine guns are handled easily. The ROF that is shown shows how many rounds it can fire off in one action. This number will be either 3, 5, or 8. How many will actually almost hit depends on the difference between your AV and your roll, to a minimum of one. For defending, a person dodges as many bullets [that you get] as the difference between his DV and his roll, to a minimum of one if his roll doesn’t beat yours.

Name: Ceska Vz-92
Caliber: .32 Auto or .380 Auto
Magazine Capacity: 25 [clip]
Cost: $550/$20
ROF: 3
Mass: 1.5 kgs
Notes: The Czech-developed Ceska Vz-92 is a direct descendent of the original Vz-61 Skorpion SMG. Like its ancestor, the Vz-92 is popular for its concealability and controllability on full-auto. However, this does come at a price: the Vz-92 is typically chambered for the comparatively underpowered .32cal or .380 cartridge. The Vz-92 comes standard with a folding wire stock, one 25rnd magazine. Conversion kits are also available, rechambering the Vz-92 for the 6mm round [40rnd magazine, $100 for the kit].

Name: Ares FMG
Caliber: 9mm
Magazine Capacity: 30 [clip]
Cost: $800/$30
ROF: 3
Mass: 2 kgs
Notes: The Ares Folding Machine Gun [FMG] is a new development for a concealable close-range weapon, suitable for VIP duties, vehicle crewmen, and similar work. The complete weapon, including magazine, folds down to a mere 26 x 6.5 x 2.5cm box, and can be unfolded and readied in seconds [1 action].

Name: AAI CLAWS
Caliber: 12 gauge
Magazine Capacity: 12 [clip]
Cost: $1,200/$20
Mass: 4.5 kgs
Notes: The AAI CAWS [Close-Assault Weapons System] was developed during the mid-1980s in competition for a US military contract for a close-quarters assault shotgun. The AAI weapons system is designed to be similar to standard military rifles, with a low line of recoil to reduce muzzle climb during automatic fire. The AAI CAWS has the recoil impulse similar to that of the M16 rifle, thanks to the stock design, recoil suppression systems and muzzle brakes.

Ammo is what makes the peoples hurt. The gun fires the ammo, but it’s really the ammo doing the job. The gun just does the work, and you just need to pull the trigger. Not too bad, huh? Ammo is organized easily, from weakest to strongest. Each has a cost, and how many come in a ’box’. If you’ve ever purchased ammunition you know they come in a nice little box with separate holders and such. After that, will be the different extras like hollowpoint and such.

40mm Grenades

HEDP Grenade - High Explosive Dual Purpose grenade is simply a standard anti-personal grenade that creates a big bang and a lot of shrapnel. It isn’t armor piercing, but it can do a lot of damage. Each shell does 80 damage, and it has the Area Effect rule.

HEAA Grenade - Like the HEDP, but designed for maximum armor penetration, and thus, more hurt. The High Explosive Anti-Armor grenade inflicts the same amount of damage as the HEDP - which is 60 damage - but armor is only half value against it. This has the Area Effect advantage.

Smoke 40mm - This is exactly like the smoke grenade listed above. Go read it. NOW. Why’re you still here!? READ BLAST YOU :E

Flare 40mm - *simply points to the flashbang grenade above*

Buckshot Grenade - Turn that grenade launcher into a big o’ honkin’ shotgun with one of these babies. When this is fired, it blasts twenty-six quarter-inch ball bearings, capable of much destruction and possibly death. Each does 70 damage, and also gives a -1 to attack when rolling.

Flechette Grenade - Another shotgun adaptation, this grenade will turn your grenade launcher into a literal meat grinder. When fired, 50 armor-piercing needle-like projections come out, and whoever stands before you is turned into ground beef. When used, this will inflict 50 armor-piecing damage points, and even gives a -1 to attack rolls.

Type: .22 Long Rifle
Damage: 5
Cost: $8.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .32 Auto
Damage: 5
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .380 Auto
Damage: 10
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 6mm
Damage: 10
Cost: $80.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 9mm
Damage: 15
Cost: $25
# per Box: 100

Type: .380 Special
Damage: 15
Cost: $32.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .40 S&W
Damage: 15
Cost: $40.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .45 Auto
Damage: 20
Cost: $40.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 10mm Auto
Damage: 20
Cost: $50.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 5.7mm FN
Damage: 20
Cost: $40.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .45 Long Colt
Damage: 25
Cost: $40.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .357 Magnum
Damage: 30
Cost: $50.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 11mm Auto
Damage: 35
Cost: $45.00
# per Box: 100

Type: .44 Magnum
Damage: 35
Cost: $70.00
# per Box: 100

Type: 12mm Auto
Damage: 40
Cost: $60
# per Box: 100

Type: 13mm Auto
Damage: 45
Cost: $50.00
# per Box: 50

Type: .50 AE
Damage: 50
Cost: $40.00
# per Box: 50

Type: .60 UMX
Damage: 60
Cost: $120.00
# per Box: 50

Type: 70mm ILAW Rocket
Damage: 200
Cost: $150.00
# per Box: 1

Type: 10 gauge Buckshot
Damage: 55
Cost: $25.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: Buckshot can be obtained at nearly any sporting stores, and even some department stores [so shop smart… shop S-mart!]. A buckshot contains about eight to sixteen lead pellets, and can do some serious damage at close range. However, at longer ranges, these shells lose their kinetic energy easily, but they do hit in a wider range. Using this will give you a -1 to attack rolls.

Type: 10 gauge Birdshot
Damage: 50
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: More common than buckshot is, but less powerful and cheaper - though still packing quite a punch - birdshot carries many tiny bb pellets in it, and as it was designed to kill birds, its not as effective as buckshot, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a threat. Quite the contrary. Using this will give you a -1 to attack rolls.

Type: 12 gauge Buckshot
Damage: 40
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: See 10 gauge Buckshot.

Type: 12 gauge Birdshot
Damage: 30
Cost: $18.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: See 10 gauge Birdshot.

Type: 12 gauge Slug
Damage: 45
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: A slug for a shotgun is essentially a solid lead projectile in a shotgun shell. While it is slightly more painful than buckshot, it is also is a bit unreliable, as it tends to miss its target rather easily. When using a slug, it gives a +1 penalty to attack rolls.

Type: 12 gauge Slug [Armor Piercing]
Damage: 45 [½ armor]
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: This is a machinated steel slug, shaped like a very large Browning round, which is capable of penetrating a quarter inch of steel. This round is armor piercing, however is still a bit unstable, which is shown through the same +1 penalty to attack rolls.

Type: 12 gauge Incendiary
Damage: 40 Burning
Cost: $20.00
# per Box: 1
Notes: These shells are much like the slug above, however, have phosphorus and magnesium contained inside them. Upon firing, the round is ignited, and upon impact, bursts into a searing chemical fire, inflicting not only damage on impact, but burning damage as well. This still suffers the same +1 penalty to attack rolls, however.

Type: 12 gauge Slap Jack
Damage: 30 [stun]
Cost: $30.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: These are really only a nylon bag filled with sand or other fine powder that is designed to stun, but not kill - although it can easily kill if used improperly - however it still is able to leave a big ugly severe bruise where it hit, or even break a bone or two, should it hit in the wrong - or right - spot.

Type: 12 gauge Flechette
Damage: 30 [½ armor]
Cost: $50.00
# per Box: 12
Notes: Remember the 40mm grenade round? Well, this is its little brother, made for the shotgun. It shoots about 20 tungsten-steel darts out, and makes the guy at the wrong end of the gun into hamburger.

None of the shotgun or grenade shells can have any of the following:

Full Metal Jacketed [FMJ] - x1 base cost
Full Metal Jacket - no, not the movie - rounds are the standard or ‘regular’ brand of ammunition. There’s nothing very special about these, as they are the normal lead bullet jacketed in a thin layer of machine pressed copper or steel, inside a cartridge.

Jacketed Soft Point [JSP] - x1.5 base cost
JSP are a very common civilian round, similar in most regards to the Jacketed Hollow Point round, but without the hollow point. Soft Point bullets do not get plastered by armor, as is the normal case, and thus, are marginally more effective against armors, and since they still have the soft point, the head mushrooms out slightly, causing more damage to flesh. It’s a good bullet if you need something between an full metal jacket and a hollow point. This bullet increases damage by 5 against un-armored targets, but decreases damage by 5 against armored bullets.

Jacketed Hollow Point [JHP] - x2 base cost
Hollow points [or “dum-dum” rounds] are the second most common type of ammunition. Hollow points are only semi-jacketed, meaning that the front half of the bullet is left un-jacketed, and the tip of the bullet has a kind of concave, giving it a “hollow point”, which, when fired into a body at high speeds, acts as a kind of scoop. In addition, this bullet will mushroom out a good deal, and thus, inflicting some heavy damage to non-armored people. It improves damage by 10 against unarmored targets, and decreases damage by 10 against armored targets.

Hydra-Shock [HSHP]- x3 base cost
These bullets are an improved form of the hollow point [gee, ya think?] that essentially uses a unique center-post design with a notched jacket, which makes it deliver a reliable, controlled expansion for efficient use of the kinetic force. These offer an increase of 15 damage against unarmored opponents, and a decrease in damage by 15 against armored opponents.20 to a box.

Extra Power [P+] - x2 base cost
Bullets of this kind either have more gun powder packed inside, or have a unique blend of different substances. Either way, they increase stopping power of bullets substantially, however due to this extra power, it tends to make bullets a bit less reliable as far as actually hitting the target. This kind of bullet increases damage to both unarmored and armored targets by 5, however, users suffer a +1 penalty to attack rolls. This kind of bullet, considering it is an internal fixture, can be used in conjunction with any listed bullet here.

KTW Metal Piercing Ammo [KTW] - x5 base cost
The truth is, there is no such thing as “cop killer” bullets that have a teflon coating to punch through body armor with greater ease, as the media and film industry would have you believe. Teflon doesn’t make a bit of difference in armor piercing, however, it does help in decreasing the amount of wear and tear a gun barrel takes. These bullets are what spawned the rumor, as they do indeed have a teflon coating, however that is not how they punch through armor. Rather, the jacketing is made from solid brass, which is incredibly durable - more so than normal bullets - and does not deform on impact, thus allowing to punch through most armors. Using this kind of bullet halves armor values against it, however obtaining the item is hard - you must go through the black market to even find them, and they’re usually quite expensive.20 to a box.

Tracer Rounds [Tracers] - x1.5 base cost
These aren’t heat seeking bullets or anything of the sort, however they do contain a “firework-like” combustible, which is lit once the bullet is fired, and leaves behind a red trail of where the bullet flew for a few seconds, which allows for much easier aiming. However, using a full clip of tracer rounds is rather pointless as the “streams would be crossed” so to speak, and thus, to gain the advantage of these bullets, one tracer round must be used for every four shots taken. Using tracer rounds like this grants you a -1 bonus to attack rolls.

High Velocity Ammo [HV] - x2 base cost
High Velocity or HV ammo is something that is rather nasty. It’s basically an improved form of the P+ ammo that packs even greater power into a bullet, making it pretty deadly, seeing as it can easily rip through a car door, especially when combined with KTW ammo. This bullet will, however, give your gun a serious beating when fired, as the muzzle energy it puts out is usually more than the gun was designed to handle. There are conversions you can make to your gun to allow the firing without wearing it out, but conventional ammo doesn’t work with that gun anymore. This ammo increases damage to both unarmored and armored opponents by 10.

Low Velocity or Sub-sonic Ammo [LV] - x1.5 base cost Ammo that is designed to be sub-sonic, or rather, bullets that don’t fire with the “lightning crack”, are what these are. They take a blow to stopping power, however they do make shots a lot quieter than normal, hence, is ideal for a sneaking mission. Usually, they’re used with a sound suppressor to make the bullets silent. Damage is lowered by 10 for both armored and un-armored targets, but increases the penalty to notice the gunshot by +2.

Rubber or Non-Lethal Rounds [NL] - x1.5 base cost Bullets that fire a rubber round, instead of a lead round. These bullets are meant to subdue rather than kill, however if used overly, they still kill, and can even leave heavy bruises or crack a rib or two. Damage of the bullet is then changed to stunning damage, instead of the normal lethal damage.

Caseless - x4 base cost
Weapons that have been reconfigured to fire caseless ammunition are no longer compatible with conventional cased ammunition. In general, most caseless rounds consist of a bullet is then seated within a block (commonly cylindrical or rectangular) of stabilized propellant. In general, caseless cartridges weigh less than half of their cased cousins. Additionally, caseless cartridges are often not nearly as resilient to handling and hostile environments as equivalent cased weapons.

Sparten Round (SR): 10x Base Ammo Cost
There are exploding bullets that turn a mans guts into pulp. They are rarely found, highly illegal and will earn somene jail time if caught with them(3-10 years federal prison). Also very sensitive to extreme heat because of the special compound in the bullets head. Increases damage to a bullet by an insane 25! The same goes when decreaseing against armor, by 25. Sorry kiddies, they don't work with shotguns or rifles. Worth the price and worth the jail time, unfortunetly, they come 20 to a box.