Morrow Project Weapons

[ArmySGT.]

Name: Browning HP-35
CAL. 9x19mm
E-Factor 9
WT. Empty: .88kg
Eff. Rng.: 45m
Max. Rng.: 2012m
Type of Fire: Semi-Automatic
Rate of Fire: 40 rpm
Feed Device:13 round Magazine
Feed Device Wt. .2kg
Basic Load:3 magazines (39 rounds)
Load Wt. .6 kg
Total Wt. 1.48kg
Additional comments. This pistol, also known as the Browning Hi-Power, fires a single shot for each pull of the trigger. It's 13 round magazine is a distinct advantage in a close-in fighting. The weapon may be fitted with a silencer (wt. .545kg).

Found in Weapons Load outs: Medical #1 and #2.
1,2,3,5,6,8,9,11,12,13,14,17,18,19,20.
Special note Load out #19 is the only one that comes with the silencer.
Note that a silencer needs to be fitted to a pistol with a threaded barrel. Therefore it is not available to be loaned around the team unless the threaded barrel goes with it. That would require field stripping the pistol a matter of a few minutes. Not practicable in combat however.

A silencer will muffle the report but do nothing to silence the sound of the bullet breaking the speed of sound. To achieve the "quietness" featured in movies special sub-sonic ammunition is used. This ammunition does not break the speed of sound and will not produce the loud crack sound that conventional bullets do.

A silenced HP-35 used with out sub sonic ammunition is still effective especially at night. The silencer will contain the unburned powder and will not have a muzzle flash. This protects the firers night vision and does not disclose their position in the darkness. The with the muzzle blast contained the origin of the shooter will difficult to pin point and become a general "over there" direction. Remember penalties if any one shooting back cannot see, and cannot hear.

Postponing the timeline (18 Nov, 1989) gives the possibility of tritium night sights, visible and IR laser aiming aids, and a broad range of customizable features.

[ArmySGT.]

Name Smith & Wesson M27-3 ½
Cal. .357 Magnum / .38 Special
E-Factor 10 / 8
Wt. (Empty) 1.238 kg
Eff. Range 75m
Max. Range 2150m
Type of Fire single shot repeater
Rate of Fire 24 rpm
Feed Device 6 rd cylinder
Feed Device Wt. n/a
Basic Load 24rds
Load Wt. .45 kg
Total Wt. 1.688 kg
Additional Comments: A snub barreled, heavy framed revolver. It can fire both .38 Special as well as .357 Magnum ammunition (E-Factor = 8 with .38 special). The short barrel on this weapon allows it to be more easily concealed.

Revolvers also allow for other types of cartridges such as snake shot. Revolvers are not something easily silenced, due to the combustion of the propellants in the cylinder and the slight (.002-.005) gap between the cylinder and the barrel allowing a small release of gases.

There are revolver designs that lend themselves to making a silenced revolver such as a Nagant, this is not one of those designs.

Found in Load out #10.

[ArmySGT.]

Name Smith & Wesson M29 – 6 ¼
Cal. .44 magnum
E-Factor 13
Wt. (Empty) 1.35 kg
Eff. Range 150m
Max. Range 2290m
Type of Fire Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire 24 rpm
Feed Device 6 rd cylinder
Feed Device Wt. n/a
Basic Load 24 rds
Load Wt. .56 kg
Total Wt. 1.91 kg
Additional Comments: An extremely powerful handgun, the equal of a rifle in some cases. Not commonly issued due to its recoil and power making it difficult to handle.

Found in Load out: None. Contact Packs 1 and 2.

An excellent choice for the outdoors man that would like the challenge of taking game with a handgun. A revolver with the power for the hunter or camper that may be about in bear country.

As a revolver there choices in cartridges such as snake shot.

The size and weight are a negative in concealment, though a model with a 2" bbl exists because the consumer asked.

[ArmySGT.]

Name Ingram M10
Cal. 9x19 mm
E-Factor 9
Wt. (Empty) 2.84 kg
Eff. Range 100m
Max. Range 2012m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 40/96 rpm
Feed Device 32 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .62 kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (384 rounds)
Load Wt. 7.44 kg
Total Wt. 10.28 kg
Additional Comments: A small submachinegun carried in a hip holster as a pistol would be. It is issued with a silencer (included in the weight data).

Found in Load outs: #4,7,15,17, 18, 19,

High cyclic rate requires two handed operation in fully automatic mode (fun switch full on), the small strap foreward is to assist the operator with muzzle climb.

Turning the weapon sideways (gangster hold) does allow full auto fire and takes advantage of muzzle climb sweeping the muzzle from right to left. This is not accurate fire but makes for a suppression techniques should a player need to "break contact".

On another note. This weapon can also come chambered in .45 ACP. There is a slightly smaller version the M11 that comes in 9mmP or .380ACP (though not interchangeably)

[ArmySGT.]

Name UZI No. 2 Mk A
Cal. 9x19mm
E-Factor 9
Wt. (Empty) 3.6 kg
Eff. Range 200m
Max. Range 2012m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 64/128 rpm
Feed Device 32 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .62 kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (384 rds)
Load Wt. 7.44 kg
Total Wt. 11.04 kg
Additional Comments: A very rugged submachinegun equipped with a folding stock. It's Compact design allows the weapon to be fired with only one hand. It's size is such that it can easily be carried slung at the hip ready for instant use.

Found in Load outs: #9,

Another design that lends itself to using a silencer. Favored by operators for the "fist meets fist" fast reloading. This is due to the magazine well also being the grip versus so many designs with the magazine well fore or aft of the grip. Especially in the dark or the dust of a serious firefight.

Israeli Military Industries (IMI) manufactures "Submachinegun Ammo" this is a hotter (more gunpowder) version of 9mm Parabellum. The round has a higher velocity and a corresponding bump in damage, though strongly discouraged for use in auto pistols with the possibility of catastrophic failure.

[ArmySGT.]

[ArmySGT.]

Name Stoner M23 Carbine
Cal. 5.56x45mm
E-Factor 14
Wt. (Empty) 3.7kg
Eff. Range 300m
Max. Range 2600m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 40/94 rpm
Feed Device 30 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .455kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Load Wt. 5.46 kg
Total Wt. 9.16kg
Additional Comments: This is a lightweight, folding stock, carbine version of the stoner weapons system. In the system any one of several different weapons can be assembled from a single set of components.
(see Firearms Use).

Found in Load out: #11

[ArmySGT.]

Name Stoner M22 Rifle
Cal. 5.56x45mm
E-Factor 15
Wt. (Empty) 3.7kg
Eff. Range 400m
Max. Range 2653m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 40/94 rpm
Feed Device 30 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .455kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Load Wt. 5.46 kg
Total Wt. 9.16kg
Additional Comments: The rifle version of the Stoner system has a longer barrel and a fixed stock as compared to the carbine version.


Found in Load outs: #1 and Medical Assistant.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M16A1 (M203 Grenade Launcher described separately)
Cal. 5.56x45mm
E-Factor 15
Wt. (Empty) 3.7kg
Eff. Range 400m
Max. Range 2653m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 45/150
Feed Device 30 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .455 kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Load Wt. 5.46 kg
Total Wt. 9.16kg
Additional Comments:The standard rifle of the U. S. Army. It can be mounted with either a starlight scope or a standard telescopic sight. The rifle can also be equipped with the M203 40mm grenade launcher.

Found in Load outs: #2 with M203 attached.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M21 Sniper rifle
Cal. 7.62x51mm
E-Factor 17
Wt. (Empty) 5.3kg
Eff. Range 1000m
Max. Range 3725m
Type of Fire Semi-automatic
Rate of Fire 40 rpm
Feed Device 20 rd magazine
Feed Device Wt. .68 kg
Basic Load 12 magazines (240 rounds)
Load Wt. 8.16kg
Total Wt. 13.46 kg
Additional Comments: This sniper rifle is built on a highly accurate version of the M14 rifle. The weapon comes equipped with a telescopic sight (Leatherman ART II) and a sionics noise suppressor (silencer). The telescopic sight can be removed and a starlight scope (AN/PVS - 4) attached for use at night.

Dismounting and remounting a scope calls for some skill and that the owner can get to a range and re-zero this rifle. It would be best if the owner of this Rifle was also the primary for the M21 kept in most project vehicles. Setting up one rifle with the passive night vision and the other with the telescopic sight. Thus having a day and night option. It would not be practical for a shooter to trying to switch back and forth with this design.

Found in Load outs:#3

[ArmySGT.]

Name Stoner Mk23
Cal. 5.56x45 mm (linked)
E-Factor 14
Wt. (Empty) 4.5 kg
Eff. Range 700m
Max. Range 2650m
Type of Fire Full automatic
Rate of Fire 150 rpm
Feed Device 150 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 1.95 kg
Basic Load 4 belts (600 rds)
Load Wt. 7.8 kg
Total Wt. 12.3 kg
Additional Comments :A short, lightweight, belt fed machinegun version of the Stoner weapons system. Also referred to as a “Commando” machinegun.

Found in Load outs:#5

[ArmySGT.]

Name Stoner M207
Cal. 5.56x45 mm (linked)
E-Factor 15
Wt. (Empty) 5.4 kg
Eff. Range 800m
Max. Range 2650m
Type of Fire Full automatic
Rate of Fire 150 rpm
Feed Device 150 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 1.95 kg
Basic Load 4 belts (600 rds)
Load Wt. 7.8 kg
Total Wt. 13.2 kg
Additional Comments: This is a heavier, longer range version of the Stoner system machinegun.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M60
Cal. 7.62x51mm linked
E-Factor 17
Wt. (Empty) 10.51 kg
Eff. Range 1200m
Max. Range 3100m
Type of Fire Full automatic
Rate of Fire 200 rpm
Feed Device 100 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 2.94 kg
Basic Load 3 belts (300 rounds)
Load Wt. 8.82 kg
Total Wt. 19.33
Additional Comments: The standard issue U.S. Army machinegun. It can be mounted on a tripod or used on it's own built-in bipod. Mounted on the tripod the weapon can use the 250 round belt.

Note: The A/N PVS- 4 Starlight Scope can also me mounted on this weapon but, must also be zeroed before use. Comes with a component bag carrying one spare barrel, one asbestos mitten, cleaning kit, and take down tool.

Found in Load out: #14

[ArmySGT.]

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Name MAG – 58
Cal. 7.62x51mm
E-Factor 17
Wt. (Empty) 10.85kg
Eff. Range 1200m
Max. Range 3100m
Type of Fire Full Automatic
Rate of Fire 250 rpm
Feed Device 100 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 2.94 kg
Basic Load 3 belts (300 rds)
Load Wt. 8.82kg
Total Wt. 19.67 kg
Additional Comments : A strongly built machinegun which can be either bipod or tripod mounted. The weapon is very often found mounted on vehicles that carry a 7.62mm machinegun.

The weapon is known as the M240 for the US Army and can be found as both the Coaxial machinegun and the machinegun at the loaders turret hatch on the M1 Abrams.

Found in Load out: #8

[ArmySGT.]

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Name M85C
Cal. 12.7x99mm linked
E-Factor 30
Wt. (Empty) 30.6 kg
Eff. Range 1000m
Max. Range 6660m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 70/150 rpm
Feed Device 105 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 13.05 kg
Basic Load 3 belts (315 rounds)
Load Wt. 39.05 kg
Total Wt. 69.65kg (89 kg with tripod)
Additional Comments : A shortened lightweight .50 caliber gun designed to be mounted in vehicle turrets. The gun can be mounted on a tripod for ground use.

Found in the Commanders station on the M60 MBT.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M2HB
Cal. 12.7x99mm linked
E-Factor 30
Wt. (Empty) 38.1 kg
Eff. Range 1300m
Max. Range 6660m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 70/150 rpm
Feed Device 105 rd belt
Feed Device Wt. 13.05 kg
Basic Load 3 belts (315 rds)
Load Wt. 39.05 kg
Total Wt. 77.15 kg (96.5kg w/ tripod)
Additional Comments: This gun is designed to be fired from either a tripod or a vehicle mount. It's great weight and heavy recoil requires it to be firmly set before firing and prevents any possibility of hip firing it. The weapons size and weight requires at least a three man crew to carry the weapon and its ammunition.

[ArmySGT.]

Name High Standard M10A
Cal. 12 Guage
E-Factor 8
Wt. (Empty) 3.6 kg
Eff. Range 90m
Max. Range 510m
Type of Fire Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire 25 rpm
Feed Device 5 rd tubular magazine
Feed Device Wt. ,4 kg
Basic Load 50 rounds
Load Wt. 4 kg
Total Wt. 7.6 kg
Additional Comments: A semi automatic shotgun action inside a nylon sheath. The weapon has a buttstock that swivels which is braced against the inside of the right arm so the weapon can be fired accurately one handed. The flashlight on top of the weapon is focused so the shot pattern hits in the center of the light beam. Where the light hits is where the shot impacts. The E-factor and ranges shown are based on magnum 00 buck.

A shotgun really shines in the jungle, dense woods, in urban combat, and in situations involving riots. Limiting the player to just Magnum 00 Buckshot severely limits the potential of what could be a very useful (in some situations) tool. There lock shattering door breachers (Shock loks), CS or OC pepper filled shells that open immediately or can be launched into a room. Solid Slugs (17mm) can drop large game or end a thug right now. Rubber pellets disperse rioters and a lead bean bag can know one down and take the fight right out without killing. Rubber slugs can get one angry fellow in a crowd out to 25m without killing him or really endanger anyone else. There are signal flares in a variety of colors. Incendiary shells like the dragons breath or shells that can be launched 75m and ignite on impact. All can be loaded in any order so as to be fired in a sequence that suits the firers pre-planned intent of use. Such as 3 shok loks (latch and two hinges) and two slugs to take down a locked door and engage the Krell thugs on the other side.

Found in Load out: #10

[ArmySGT.]

Name Atchisson Assault Shotgun
Cal. 12 Guage
E-Factor 8
Wt. (Empty) 5.2 kg
Eff. Range 90m
Max. Range 510m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 45/90 rpm
Feed Device 20 rd drum
Feed Device Wt. 1.8 kg
Basic Load 4 drums (80 rounds)
Load Wt. 7.2 kg
Total Wt. 12.4 kg
Additional Comments : A “machine gun” firing 12 gauge shotshells of any load. Normally loaded With 00 buckshot magnum loads (12 33 cal. Pellets per shell).

Note: Feed devices are a 10 round box magazine or 20 round drum. Combination of the two with various shell types makes this an amazing tool. A 10 round box with rubber pellets, another with CS shells, and a third with bean bags can discourage people that covet the Teams equipment while Drums filled with 00 Magnum buckshot can put up the proverbial "Wall of Lead" of diplomacy fails. The fact that the shells are contained in a magazine or a drum makes the Atchisson superior to the M10A in that atleast you can switch from non-lethal to lethal ammo in the time it takes a PC to drop the magazine, eject the chambered shell, insert the drum, and chamber a live round. The M10 with an internal tube magazine with take quite a bit longer.

Found in Load out #6

[ArmySGT.]

Name M79
Cal. 40mm
E-Factor **
Wt. (Empty) 2.72 kg
Eff. Range 350m
Max. Range 400m
Type of Fire Single shot
Rate of Fire 15 rpm
Feed Device Break open Manual loading
Feed Device Wt. .27 kg
Basic Load 36 rounds
Load Wt. 9.72 kg
Total Wt. 12.44 kg
Additional Comments: A “shotgun” type grenade launcher firing various 40 mm shells. It fires the grenades common to all the 40 mm launchers. It can also fire a rocket powered grapnel hook to a height of 150m (hook wt. 2,25kg)

Found in Load out: None

[ArmySGT.]

Cal. 40mm
E-Factor **
Wt. (Empty) 1.36 kg
Eff. Range 350m
Max. Range 400m
Type of Fire Single shot
Rate of Fire 15 rpm
Feed Device Slide action manual loading
Feed Device Wt. .27 kg
Basic Load 36 rounds
Load Wt. 9.72 kg
Total Wt. 11.08 kg
Additional Comments: A grenade launcher designed to be mounted underneath an M16A1 rifle. When mounted on the rifle both weapons can be fired simultaneously. The launcher cannot be used unless it is mounted on the rifle.

Found in Load out:#2 attached to an M16A1

[ArmySGT.]

Name M174E3
Cal. 40mm linked
E-Factor **
Wt. (Empty) 7.25 kg
Eff. Range 400m
Max. Range 400m
Type of Fire Selective fire
Rate of Fire 40/90 rpm
Feed Device 12 rnd drum
Feed Device Wt. 4.5 kg
Basic Load 3 drums (36 rounds)
Load Wt. 13.5 kg
Total Wt. 20.75 kg (M122 tripod wt. 6.35 kg)
Additional Comments: A machinegun grenade launcher. It may be either tripod or hand held and fired. It fires all the 40mm family of grenades except the M576E2 Multiple projectile.

Note: The M122 tripod also fits the M60, MAG-58, and Stoner Machineguns.
** Dependent on ammunition.

[ArmySGT.]

Name HAFLA-35L
Cal. 35mm
E-Factor n/a
Wt. (Empty) .625 kg
Eff. Range 70m
Max. Range 70m
Type of Fire Single shot disposable
Rate of Fire Single
Feed Device n/a
Feed Device Wt. n/a
Basic Load 3 rounds
Load Wt. 1.85 kg
Total Wt. 1.87 kg
Additional Comments: A single shot disposable “flamethrower” firing an incendiary shell. The shell burns at 1,300°C for 120 seconds.

Found in Load out: #13, 19

[ArmySGT.]

Name M9A1-7
Cal. n/a
E-Factor
Wt. (Empty) 11.8 kg
Eff. Range 55m
Max. Range 55m
Type of Fire Semi automatic
Rate of Fire 5 rpm
Feed Device 4 ¼ gallon tank
Feed Device Wt. 10.9 kg
Basic Load One filling
Load Wt.
Total Wt. 22.7 kg
Additional Comments: A backpack type flamethrower with a hand-held flamegun. The flamegun can fit inside a hip holster issued with the weapon. The tank holds enough fuel for 5 four second “bursts”. Each burst burns at 1200°C for 120 seconds. The weapon can be fired with the fuel either lit or unlit. The entire tank may be fired in one long shot.

Found in Load out: #13

[ArmySGT.]

Name M29A1
Cal. 81mm
E-Factor **
Wt. (Empty) 40.48 kg
Eff. Range 4595m
Max. Range 4595m
Type of Fire single shot
Rate of Fire 6 rpm
Feed Device single shell
Feed Device Wt. 4.23 kg
Basic Load 6 rounds
Load Wt. 25.38 kg
Total Wt. 65.86 kg
Additional Comments: A smooth bore, muzzle loading, cannon firing a fin stabilized shell. The high arc of the fired shell allows it to drop on targets hidden behind obstacles. The great weight of the weapon and it's ammunition requires three men to carry it.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M72A2 LAW
Cal. 66mm
E-Factor
Wt. (Empty) n/a
Min. Range 50m
Eff. Range 350m
Max. Range 1000m
Burst Radius 5m
Type of Fire Single shot disposable
Rate of Fire Single
Feed Device n/a
Feed Device Wt. n/a
Basic Load 1
Load Wt. 2.37 kg
Total Wt.
Additional Comments: A lightweight, disposable, rocket launcher firing a high explosive warhead. The warheads will penetrate 28 centimeters of steel. The “back blast” from the weapon prevents it from being fired from inside a room smaller than 5x5 meters.

Found in Load out: #1, 9,

[ArmySGT.]

Name ARMBRUST 300
Cal.
E-Factor
Wt. 6.3 kg
Min. Range 30m
Eff. Range 300m
Max. Range 1000m
Burst Radius 5m
Type of Fire Single shot disposable
Rate of Fire
Feed Device n/a
Feed Device Wt. n/a
Basic Load 2
Load Wt. 12.6 kg
Total Wt.
Additional Comments: A disposable, flashless, noiseless, recoilless gun firing a high explosive shell. The shell will penetrate 30 centimeters of steel. The “backblast' from the weapon is made up of plastic flakes and is so short the firer can stand with a wall Only 1 meter behind him.

Found in Load out: #17

[ArmySGT.]

Name M202A1 Flame weapon
Cal. 66mm
E-Factor
Wt. 5.175 kg
Min. Range 20m
Eff. Range 750m
Max. Range 750m
Burst Radius 15m
Type of Fire
Rate of Fire
Feed Device 4 rd clip
Feed Device Wt.
Basic Load (3) 4 rd clips
Load Wt. 20.25 kg
Total Wt. 25.425 kg
Additional Comments: A 4- barreled, reloadable, rocket launcher. The rocket fired is incendiary and will cover the burst radius with flame that burns For 40 seconds at 1000°C. The weapon has the same backblast as the M72A2 LAW.

Found in Load out: #15

[ArmySGT.]

Name 2.75 in. Rocket pod M159C
Cal.
E-Factor
Wt. 130.545 kg
Min. Range 100m
Eff. Range 3000m
Max. Range 3000m
Burst Radius 20m
Type of Fire
Rate of Fire
Feed Device Reloadable Multiple rocket tube
Feed Device Wt.
Basic Load 19 Rockets
Load Wt. 154.755 kg
Total Wt. 285.3 kg
Additional Comments: This is a multi-tube rocket launcher firing 19 rockets. The pod is normally mounted on helicopters or large vehicles. The rockets can be fired in pairs, one per second, or in multiples of two. The pods are normally mounted in pairs totaling 38 available rockets.

[ArmySGT.]

Name M47 Dragon
Cal.
E-Factor
Wt. 14.6 kg
Min. Range 65m
Eff. Range 1000m
Max. Range 1000m
Burst Radius 10m
Type of Fire
Rate of Fire
Feed Device Disposable tube
Feed Device Wt.
Basic Load 3 Missiles
Load Wt. 34.5 kg
Total Wt. 37.6 kg
Additional Comments: This is a man-portable, guided missile. The missiles carrying case is the launch tube and is disposed of after firing. When the sight is held on the target the missile automatically tracks to the target. The warhead will penetrate 58cm of steel. The target must stay in sight to be hit.

Note. This is a Medium Anti-Armor weapon with twice the armor penetration of either the LAW or the Armbrust. What weighs in heavily on its side is this is a Guided Anti Tank weapon with a telescopic and thermal viewing sight. Greater range and the ability to engage targets at night, through fog, and smoke.

Found in Load out: #4

[ArmySGT.]

Name M151E2 TOW
Cal.
E-Factor
Wt. 78.5 kg
Min. Range 65m
Eff. Range 3750m
Max. Range 3750m
Burst Radius 10m
Type of Fire
Rate of Fire
Feed Device Disposable tube
Feed Device Wt.
Basic Load
Load Wt.
Total Wt.
Additional Comments: TOW stands for Tube launched, Optically sighted, Wire guided. The missile will penetrate 58cm of steel and is sighted the same as the Dragon. The guide impulses follow a wire that trails behind the missile. If the wire breaks the missile goes wild and crashes.