Firearms Chart

As of 1904

Revolvers
	Damage	Difficulty	Rate	Range	Magazine	Concealment	Year	Cost
Boss Lancaster*	6	1	2	15	2	C	1855 – 1880	●●●
[Howdah Pistol, .577]
Beaumont-Adams*	4	0	2	25	5	C	1862 – 1880	-
[Service Revolver, .479]
Remington Model 95*	4	0	2	5	2	A	1866 – 1890	-
[Derringer, .41s]
Webley Bulldog*	4	0	2	15	5	P	1878 – 1902	●●
[Pocket Revolver, .44s]
Webley Top-Break	5	1	2	30	6	C	1887	●●
[Service Revolver, .455]
Webley-Fosbery	5	1	3	35	6	C	1899	●●●
[Target Revolver, .455]
Webley Hammerless	4	0	2	15	6	P	1901	●●●
[Pocket Revolver, .32]
Pistols
	Damage	Difficulty	Rate	Range	Magazine	Concealment	Year
Mauser C-96	4	0	3	15	10	C	1896	●●●
[Service Pistol, 9mm]
Rifles
	Damage	Difficulty	Rate	Range	Magazine	Concealment	Year
Snider-Enfield*	6	1	1	150	1	N	1866 – 1895	●
[Service Rifle, .577]
Lee-Enfield	8	1	2	200	10	N	1895	●●●
[Service Rifle, .303]
Shotguns
	Damage	Difficulty	Rate	Range	Magazine	Concealment	Year
MacNaughton	6	1	1	20	1	L	1881	●●
[Break-Action, 24-bore]
Boss Hunter	9	1	2	20	2	N	1886	●●●
[Break-Action, 12-bore]
Rigby Express	10	2	2	20	2	N	1891	●●●●
[Break-Action, 4-bore]

* - Uses black powder: -1 to Perception rolls each round in which it is fired. Black - ammunition and weapon still available. Grey - ammunition still available.

Range is the realistic maximum in metres. Rate is the realistic rounds per turn. Concealment ratings: A = Anywhere [within limits] P = Pocket, C = Coat, L = Long coat, N = Cannot be hidden.

This is the firearms commonly available within the country. Other weapons not listed are possible; inquire about details.