New Guns

[Krensky]

Ceska Zbrojovka CZ-75 (Czech Republic)

CZ-75 SP-01
9mm P 1d10+1 1/20 18M4 10 20 ft. D/1h DEP, NUL (1R, 1U), RGD  2.6 lbs. 1  15/+0 2002 $500

You should probably loose the NUL, service pistols get a rail already, and underbarrel is really a rifle or machine gun option. I can't see any of the underbarrel upgrades or weapons being added to a pistol. Well, maybe the Bayonet lug, but that's another kettle of fish.

[OverNinja]

Funny you should say that! 
There is a CZ-75 SP-01 Tactical that has a bayonet mounted on it in the Ceska Zbrojovka's site.

[Krensky]

Freaking Czechs...

I don't know then. I just have horrors of seeing someone trying to mount a M-302 under a Cz-75.

[OverNinja]

I'll remove the underbarrel rail. 

[Ezram]

Has the Cheytac Intervention (.408) been statted yet?

How about the AMT Hardballer?

[OverNinja]

No.

It should fall between the .338 Lapua Magnum and .50 BGM, and be weaker than .416 Barrett (which is not statted either ).
BUT since the .408 Chey Tac is a wildcat round, the data is what it is.
Guestimates
Damage is 
  5d4+2, a bit unworkable since the minimum damage is higher than either round, but maximum falls nicely between.
  4d6 would equal .50 BMG in maximum and has higher average.
  3d8 equals also .50 BMG in maximum damage, lower than both rounds in minimum. This is probably best, until Crafty stats this round.

AP for the .408 CheyCorey is 10+ (IF you believe Dr. Taylor's claims).
No AP for .408 Chey Tac round.
Range similar to .50B BMG (it is a 2000-meter sniper round).

The Crafty guys haven't given out any info on how to calculate damage for different rounds.

[Krensky]

Well, according to the MAG Expansion, .408 CheyTac is 3d8. I'm not sure how that relates to SC 2.0, but try this:

Semi-auto Rifle - Cal V
.408 CheyTac   3d8   5M10 or 7M7   1-2/18-20   1   310 ft.   S/2h   ACC, BLK, CLS, DEP, TKD, UPG (Bipod, Muzzle Brake Suppressor, 5.5x - 22x Day/Night Sight, Infrared Laser Sight, Match Grade Ammo, Advanced Ballistic Computer System)   27 lbs.   0   20/+1   2001   R$10000

New Weapon Upgrades:
Muzzle Brake Suppressor - This device functions as either a Muzzle Brake or a Silencer, taking one half action to switch between modes.
Muzzle brake suppressor   any rifle   barrel   3   R$4500   1 hour   20/+1   1.6 lbs.

Advanced Ballistic Computer System - A combination of a laser range finder, meteorology station, PDA, and a ballistics computer application. When used in conjunction with match ammo it allows a user to gain twice the benefit from match grade ammo. This upgrade only provides it's benefit with the specific weapon and caliber it is acquired for.
ABCS   any fire arm   -   5   $2000   -   20/+1   3 lbs.

Note, this is all pretty much off the top of my head.

EDIT: Forgot the bipod.

[OverNinja]

I'd totally forgotten the MAG Expansion  .

[Ezram]

Interesting weapon.  I saw it before and liked how it looked, but only knew a few things about it.

So how about that Hardballer?

[Krensky]

Keep in mind that's an insanely rough version of the Intervention.

As for the AMT pistols, I'll get to them some time this week. In the mean time just use a Colt 1911.

[Ezram]

Ha ha  .

My friend, you appear to favor practicality over style. It's a shame I rarely do...

[Krensky]

The 'standard' AMT Hardballer, the Combat Government .45 ACP, is basically a M1911 with a few little tweaks that have no real game effect and and is made from stainless, which would add the RGD quality and either remove the DEP quality or increases the error range by one or two. I'd probably go for the later since to my thinking the DEP is more due to Browning's design then anything else. If you need stats for one immediately, use that. Otherwise be patient and I'll put a post up covering the longslide, commando, and the other calibers some time later this week.

[Ezram]

How about the Franchi PA3?

[Krensky]

All of these pistols have issues feeding anything other then FMJ ammunition. If using ammunition other then FMJ, increase the error range by 1.

Service Pistols - Caliber II
AMT Hardballer/Combat Government
.45 ACP 1d12 1-2/19–20 7M7 12 25 ft. D/1h DEP, RGD, TKD 2.4 lbs. — 17/+0 1977 $1275

AMT Hardballer Longslide
.45 ACP 1d12 1-2/19–20 7M7 10 30 ft. D/1h BLK, DEP, RGD, TKD 2.9 lbs. — 17/+0 1980 $1575

AMT Skipper
.45 ACP 1d12 1-2/19–20 7M7 14 20 ft. D/1h DEP, DST, RGD, TKD 2.2 lbs. — 17/+0 1980 $1375

AMT Commando
.40 S&W 1d12 1-3/20 8M6 13 20 ft. D/1h DST, RGD, TKD 2.2 lbs. — 17/+0 2000 $1475

AMT Accelerator
.40 Corbon 2d6 1-2/20 7M7 11 30 ft. D/1h BLK, DEP, RGD, TKD 2.9 lbs. — 17/+0 1997? $1875

AMT Javelina
10mm Auto 2d6 1-2/19–20 8M6 12 30 ft. D/1h BLK, DEP, RGD, TKD 2.9 lbs. — 17/+0 1985 $1975


Notes:
The information I found on .400 Corbon indicated it is a .45 cartridge necked-down to .40 and is somewhere between .40 S&W and 10mm Auto. I guessed and gave it a damage of 2d6 from the 10mm, the threat of 20 from the .40 S&W, and a recoil somewhere between the two.

[Ezram]

2d2 damage? What the heck?