New Guns

[Nepenthe]

Norwegians graduated first female snipers for their army.

That's always sounded like an occupation women should excel in.

Didn't we have patrol slings on the RK62 the last time around? Or did we just discuss it on the old forum? 

[OverNinja]

Didn't we have patrol slings on the RK62 the last time around? Or did we just discuss it on the old forum? 

Yes we did, we also had bayonet lugs.
Added said upgrades to the RK 62.

[Antilles]

Pssst. Krone is the singular form, the correct spelling would be Kroner. Nitpicking, I know, but it's my primary language, so I can't help it.

[OverNinja]

Fixed. Forgot spelling (I speak a bit of swedish  ) and trusted currency conversion site  .

[OverNinja]

Now something that's been giving me a headache. Translated from Polish (I don't speak either Polish or Russian; if someone does and wants to help I'll throw the link).

Gepard PDW (Russia)

The Gepard (Leopard) PDW is a Russian weapon that is derived from the AKS-74U short assault rifle, and has 65% parts commonality with that weapon. Variously referred to by the Russians as a “modular submachinegun” and a “weapons complex”, it may fire several different types of ammunition with little modification, and can mount a wide variety of Western, Russian, and Chinese-made silencers, suppressors, flash suppressors and muzzle brakes, optical and night vision scopes, laser aiming modules, and tactical lights.

Depending on the ammunition, the weapon fires by blowback, delayed blowback, or gas operation; for most caliber changes, only a change in the recoil springs, bolt, and barrel is necessary. Only the use of the 9mm Grom cartridge requires more modification; due to the length of the 9mm Grom, the chamber extension must also be replaced to form a longer chamber for the round. The former wooden pieces of the AKS-74U have been replaced with plastic on the Gepard; in addition, the pistol grip and trigger guard have been totally replaced with a polymer unit which incorporates both as well as a better anchor point for the folding stock.

The 9x30mm Grom is roughly similar in dimensions and performance to the commercially unsuccessful 9mm Winchester Magnum. While the projectile lacks sectional density, there is more than enough velocity to muscle through armor.

Light Submachinegun Pick – Caliber III

Gepard PDW

.380 ACP                    2d4   1-2/20  22M4 or   11   20 ft.  D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                                    40M2                              UPG (muzzle brake) 9x18mm Makarov          2d4   1-2/20  22M4 or   11   20 ft.  D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                                    40M2                                UPG (muzzle brake) 9x18mm Improved         2d4   1-2/20   22M4 or   11   20 ft.   D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                                     40M2                                 UPG (muzzle brake)    9mm P                        1d10+1   1-2/20   22M4 or   12   20 ft.   D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                                           40M2                               UPG (muzzle brake) 9x19mm 7N31              1d10+1   1-2/20   22M4 or   12   20 ft.   D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                 (AP 4)               40M2                                  UPG (muzzle brake) 9x21mm SP-10            1d12   1-2/20   22M4 or   12   20 ft.   D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min),   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                 (AP 1)             40M2                                UPG (muzzle brake) 9x30mm Grom             3d4+1   1-2/20   22M4 or   14   20 ft.   D/1h   CLS, MOD (10 min)   4 lbs.   25/+1   2006   R$1,500                                  (AP 4)              40M2                                UPG (muzzle brake)

[Nepenthe]

Nice work on all of these, btw.

[OverNinja]

Is there any interest for Chinese firearms?

[Scarecrow]

has the FN F2000 be statted out anywhere?

[OverNinja]

I don't remember seeing it anywhere here or old boards.

[Mister Andersen]

It's in the first BFoG I think

[OverNinja]

No. The FN SCAR and the FN EGLM are in the first BFoG.

The F2000 can be found in the old silver Modern Arms Guide (page 67 and stats in page 93).

[Scarecrow]

i suppose mechanically is probably not too different to the FN SCAR, but off the top of my head i dont know whether its 5.56 or 7.62, and i cant look that up at work coz all gun sites are blocked.

[OverNinja]

It's in 5.56 x 45 mm.

http://www.fnhusa.com/products/firearms/model.asp?mid=FNM0037&gid=FNG007&cid=FNC01&fid=FNF013
http://www.fnherstal.com/html/Index.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FN_F2000

[Aragathor]

Calibers for new guns:
M1 Garand - Cal III
M3 Grease Gun - Cal II
Browning 1919 - Cal IV
Walther Gewehr 43 - Cal III
Tokarev SVT-40 - Cal III
Tokarev TT-33 - Cal II
PPSh-41 - Cal II
Bren - Cal IV
Walther 38 - Cal II
FN Model 1910 - Cal I
S&W M&P - Cal I
Pistol Type 94 - Cal I
Beretta 1934 - Cal I

Ok, all done.
 

[Crafty_Alex]

Gepard PDW (Russia)

As a suggestion - you may want to take a look at Bag Full of Guns: Red Heat for some of those newer Russian ammunitions like the SP-10. I statted them using The Formula^tm and am happy with the results...