MP Gear

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Weapons: Pistols

Heckler & Koch USP Compact
The standard issue sidearm of the Project. The USP Compact is a reliable and accurate design that makes extensive use of modern polymer technology to make it lighter than other pistols in its class. The weapon is modular in construction and the safeties, control levers, sights and other components may be changed to suit a variety of needs, including left or right-handed users.
Cartridge: .40 S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic, Double-action
Rate of Fire: 39rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 380m/s
Feed: 13 round removable box magazine
Effective Range: 50m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 0.780kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.245kg
Weapon Overall Length: 19.4cm
Basic Load: 3 magazines (39 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 0.735kg
Total Load Weight: 1.515kg

Smith & Wesson Model 19
A snub-barreled, heavy framed revolver. The short barrel length allows this weapon to be more easily concealed. A reliable design that is a limited issue with the Project Contact Kit.
Cartridge: 9x33mmR (.357 Magnum)
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Double-action revolver
Rate of Fire: 24rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 331m/s
Feed: 6 round internal cylinder
Effective Range: 40m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 0.879kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.096kg (6rds)
Weapon Overall Length: 19cm
Basic Load: 36 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 0.576kg
Total Load Weight: 1.455kg

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Weapons-Sub Machine Guns

Heckler & Koch MP5A5/40
This is simply an MP-5A5 modified to fire the .40 Smith & Wesson cartridge and 3-round bursts. It is other wise identical to the MP-5A5 series.
Cartridge: .40 S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 36/80/520rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 380m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.85kg
Weight Magazine: 0.565kg
Weapon Overall Length: 49/68cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 6.78kg
Total Load Weight: 9.63kg

Heckler & Koch MP5SD
The standard MP5 equipped with an integral noise suppression system. Able to use standard 9x19mm ammunition and still have maximum sound suppression, the increased weight in the forward section has been found to increase the stability of the weapon when firing on full automatic.
Cartridge: .40S&W
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 45/100/800rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 285m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.400kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.565kg
Weapon Overall Length: 61/78cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 6.78kg
Total Load Weight: 9.76kg

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Weapons: Rifles

Heckler & Koch G3A3
A limited Project issue, the G3 is a sturdy and accurate battle rifle. Considerable attention has been given to designing a weapon that is easy to manufacture and maintain. The weapon is designed for semi- and fully automatic fire and has a three-position selector/safety lever on the left side above the pistol grip. It uses the same roller-locking system as used with the MP-5 series submachinegun.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 40/100/600 rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 800m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 800m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.400kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.792kg
Weapon Overall Length: 102.6cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (240 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 9.504kg
Total Load Weight: 13.904kg

Heckler & Koch G36
The latest weapon in the Project inventory and only issued to teams frozen after 1993. The G36 is equipped with a folding buttstock. Much of the G36 is constructed of high-impact plastic and the carrying handle incorporates a x3 sight, with iron sights available if the optical sight is damaged. In addition, a red-dot collimating sight is provided for quick shots. The charging handle is under the carrying handle and the firing levers are ambidextrous (although case ejection is always to the right). The magazines are designed with lugs that allow up to five magazines to be clipped together for speedy reloading.
Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO
Operation: Gas-operation
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 45/150/750 rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 910m/s
Feed: 30 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 400m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.43kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.483kg
Weapon Overall Length: 75.8/99.9cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (360 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 5.796kg
Total Load Weight: 9.226kg

Remington 700
Issued as an alternative weapon with the Contact Kit, this is the standard Remington 700 equipped with a heavy barrel and a fiberglass stock. The entire assembly receives a black, non-reflective coating. It is issued with a telescopic x6 sight with a graduated reticle. Removable micrometer style iron sights are available in the even the scope is damaged.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Manual bolt action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 20rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 792m/s
Feed: 5-round internal magazine
Effective Range: 900m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.947kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.127kg
Weapon Overall Length: 109cm
Basic Load: 60 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.524kg
Total Load Weight: 7.471kg

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Weapons: Sniper Rifles

Heckler & Koch PSG-1
This weapon was developed specifically as a police and military snipers weapon. The barrel is a smooth bull-barrel design with polygonal rifling for extended life and accuracy. It uses the same roller-lock delayed blowback system used by most H&K weapons with the operating tolerances held extremely close. The trigger mechanism is capable of semiautomatic fire only and is fitted with an adjustable shoe. A precision adjustable tripod is available. The pistol grip is shaped to fit the hand and incorporates an adjustable palm rest to help eliminate fatigue when the weapon is held for long periods of time. A silent bolt closure device is fitted to the right side to allow the weapon to be quietly loaded when the situation demands. A six-power telescope sight is standard. A special aluminum carrying case that contains the weapon, precision tripod, two loaded 20-round magazines and two loaded 5-round magazines is standard. An extremely rare issue for Recon Teams.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 40rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 788m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 8.100kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.786kg
Weapon Overall Length: 116.5cm
Basic Load: see above
Basic Load Weight: see above
Total Load Weight: 21.736kg

Heckler & Koch MSG-90
Issued as a military sniping rifle, the MSG90 is a lighter and less expensive version of the PSG1 and is intended to cover the gap in capabilities between the assault rifle and the precision PSG1. Normally fitted with a bipod and a x6 scope. The decision to purchase this weapon system was due to a production shortfall in the PSG-1. The preferred sniper weapon for Recon Teams.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Delayed Blowback
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 40rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 788m/s
Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.40kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.792kg
Weapon Overall Length: 116.5cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (240 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 9.504kg
Total Load Weight: 15.904kg

M-24 SWS
This is the new U.S. Armed Forces sniper rifle. It is basically a Remington M700 with a heavy barrel fitted into a fiberglass stock. The entire assembly receives a black, non-reflective coating. The telescopic sight is a fixed x10 power scope with a graduated reticle, allowing it to be used for limited rangefinding determination. A set of micrometer style iron sights is included in the event the scope being damaged. The M-24 is issued only to MARS Teams. A stripped down version is available for use with the Contact Pack.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Manual bolt action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 20rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 792m/s
Feed: 5 round internal magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.947kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.127kg (5 rds)
Weapon Overall Length: 109cm
Basic Load: 75 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.905kg
Total Load Weight: 7.852kg

RAI Model 300
Issued to the MARS (SO) Teams for high-precision, anti-personnel shooting at extended ranges. The RAI Model 300 uses the powerful .416 caliber Rigby round necked down to accept a .338 bullet. The result is a high velocity round firing a heavy bullet with an overall length short enough to fit in a standard length rifle action. The Model 300 is issued with a x12 power scope.
Cartridge: 8.58x71mm Match
Operation: Manual Bolt Action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 12rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 915m/s
Feed: 4 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 2,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.442kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.381kg
Weapon Overall Length: 139cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (48 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 4.572kg
Total Load Weight: 11.014kg

RAI Model 500
Issued to the MARS (SO) Teams for high-precision, anti-vehicle sniping at extended ranges, the RAI 500 uses the powerful Browning .50 caliber cartridge. Fitted with a heavy, fluted barrel and a x24 power scope, this weapon is extraordinary accurate.
Cartridge: 12.7x99mm Match
Operation: Manual Bolt Action
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 888m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 2,000m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 15.153kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.118kg
Weapon Overall Length: 138cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 4.72kg
Total Load Weight: 19.873kg

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Weapons: Shotguns

Heckler & Koch Close Assault Weapon System (CAWS)
A bullpup configuration, selective fire shotgun. It uses a special all-brass cartridge to prevent jamming from heat buildup and provides a shocking amount of close-in firepower.
Cartridge: 19.5x76mmB
Operation: Recoil
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 30/60/240rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 488m/s
Feed: 10 round detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 150m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.320kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.979kg
Weapon Overall Length: 86.2cm
Basic Load: 12 magazines (120 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 11.748kg
Total Load Weight: 16.068kg

Remington 870P
A particularly rugged and reliable design that is issued as an alternative weapon with the Contact Pack. It can be equipped with either a wooden stock or a metal folding stock and pistol grip. In both versions, an extended magazine is standard. When fitted with the metal stock, the 870P can be operated with the stock folded, but the sights will be blocked.
Cartridge: 18.5x70mmR
Operation: Manual slide action
Type of Fire: Single shot repeater
Rate of Fire: 21rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 358m/s
Feed: 7-round internal tubular magazine
Effective Range: 50m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 3.4kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.448kg
Weapon Overall Length: 77/102cm
Basic Load: 84 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 5.376kg
Total Load Weight: 8.776kg

SPAS-12
The Initials stand for Sporting Purpose Assault Shotgun, but the SPAS-12 is a military weapon. It is capable of pump action or semiautomatic fire, and has a wide variety of attachments that render it capable of firing many types of ammunition. Two of the most noteworthy are a rifle grenade launching attachment and a shot spreader which reduces the range of buckshot to 10 meters (but allows the shot pattern to spread more quickly). The SPAS-12 has a folding stock, which allows the weapon to be fired one-handed. Standard issue on Project vehicles.
Cartridge: 18.5x70mmR
Operation: Gas or Manual Pump Action
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic
Rate of Fire: 24rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 385m/s
Feed: 8 round internal tubular magazine
Effective Range: 90m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 4.354kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.512kg
Weapon Overall Length: 71/93cm
Basic Load: 96 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 6.144kg
Total Load Weight: 10.496kg

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Weapons: Machine Guns

Browning M-2HB
The oeMa Deuce has been the primary commanders machinegun on Western armored vehicles since the early 1920s. Since its introduction, the M-2 has gone on to become the most ubiquitous firearm in existence. It is a robust and tough design, noted for its extreme reliability under any conditions as well as for its accuracy. Project M-2HBs have been modified with a mount for an optical sight, and quick-change barrel.
Cartridge: 12.7x99mm NATO
Operation: Recoil
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 70/150/500rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 930m/s
Feed: 105 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 1,500m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 38.100kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 14.564kg
Weapon Overall Length: 165.3cm
Basic Load: 6 belts (630 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 87.384kg
Total Load Weight: 125.484kg

FN MAG-58
A belt-fed weapon, the MAG may used as a light or medium machinegun. A variable gas regulator allows a choice of cyclic-fire rate of 700-1000 rpm. The barrel, with a chrome-plated and stellite-lined bore, is quick-detachable, and a heavy-duty version may be used in the sustained-fire role. A very rugged and reliable design that is issued as the teams base of fire as well as being fitted as the co-axial and anti-aircraft machinegun on many Project vehicles. Known in the US military as the M-240 and produced in two main variants: the C (co-axial-mount) and G (ground-mount). The C has no buttstock or trigger grip, no carrying handle, no sights and a different flash suppressor than the G.
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO
Operation: Gas
Type of Fire: Full automatic
Rate of Fire: 250/800rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 840m/s
Feed: 100 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 1,200m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 10.85kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 2.994kg
Weapon Overall Length: 126cm
Basic Load: 3 belts (300 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 8.982kg
Total Load Weight: 19.832kg

FN M-249 SAW
This is the FN-Minimi with minimal small changes to meet the U.S. Armys requirements for a squad automatic weapon. The changes are largely to suit US manufacturing methods are relatively small, the principal exterior difference is the addition of a heat shield above the barrel. The Minimi has earned a reputation for reliability. It is unusual in being able to fire from an M-16-type magazine or a belt without any modification having to be made. A special cover plate close the belt aperture when a magazine is loaded, or closes the magazine aperture when a belt is in place, so that there is no danger of a double-feed.
Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO
Operation: Gas
Type of Fire: Full automatic
Rate of Fire: 150/1000rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 925m/s
Feed: 200 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 700m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 6.875kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 3.125kg
Weapon Overall Length: 104cm
Basic Load: 4 belts (800 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 12.5kg
Total Load Weight: 19.375kg

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Weapons: Grenade Launchers

ARMSCOR Multishot Grenade Launcher
A rugged design that allows the grenadier to fire six rounds in rapid succession. Usually issued only to MARS Teams.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual, spring-loaded
Type of Fire: Semiautomatic, double-action
Rate of Fire: 12rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: 6 round internal cylinder
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.298kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 1.368kg
Weapon Overall Length: 57.5/80.8cm
Basic Load: 42 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.576kg
Total Load Weight: 14.874kg

M-79
A oeshotgun type grenade launcher issued in the earlier years of the Project. It is normally issued to vehicles since it is the only launcher capable of firing a rocket propelled grapnel hook (up to 150m).
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.699kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 73.7cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.12kg
Total Load Weight: 11.789kg

Improved M-79
In the later years of the Project, it was recognized that the venerable M-79 was in need of serious upgrading. The Improved M-79 replaces the wooden stock of the M-79 with a folding stock (the same as mounted to the G36). A pistol grip and a synthetic forestock were added. Perhaps the best upgrade was the replacement of the M-79s leaf sight with an Occluded Eye Gunsight, a x3.5 sight designed for the vibration of low-velocity grenades. All surfaces are coated with an anticorrosion coating and permanent lubrication is provided for all moving parts.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 76m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 2.9kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 36/73cm
Basic Load: 40 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.12kg
Total Load Weight: 12.02kg

M-203
Designed to be mounted underneath any standard assault rifle. When mounted, both weapons may be fired simultaneously. The launcher is equipped with two sights, a quadrant sight for precision fire, and a oesnap shot sight for rapid engagement.
Cartridge: 40x46mmR
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, slide open
Rate of Fire: 8rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 71m/s
Feed: Single round
Effective Range: 350m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 1.361kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 0.228kg
Weapon Overall Length: 40.5cm
Basic Load: 42 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 9.576kg
Total Load Weight: 10.937kg

Mark 19 Mod 3 Automatic Grenade Launcher
A heavy, but reliable weapon that uses the oelong 40mm cartridge, a high velocity design that cannot be used in any other launcher. While the bulk and weight of the weapon and its ammunition are major drawbacks, these are outweighed by the Mark 19s firepower.
Cartridge: 40x53mmR
Operation: Blowback
Type of Fire: Selective
Rate of Fire: 30/60/375rpm
Muzzle Velocity: 244m/s
Feed: 50 round disintegrating link belt
Effective Range: 2,200m
Weight Weapon (Empty): 63.483kg
Weight Magazine (Loaded): 17.72kg
Weapon Overall Length: 102.8cm
Basic Load: 6 belts (300 rounds)
Basic Load Weight: 106.32kg
Total Load Weight: 169.803kg

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Weapons: Mortars

M-224 60mm Mortar
A smoothbore, muzzle-loading lightweight cannon firing a fin stabilized oebomb. The high arc of the fired shell allows it to drop on targets hidden behind obstacles. Its weight requires a two-man crew
Cartridge: 60mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, muzzle loaded
Rate of Fire: 30rpm maximum, 20rpm sustained
Feed: Single round
Minimum Range: 140m
Maximum Range: 3,490m
Weight Tube: 8.1kg
Weight Bipod: 8.3kg
Weight: Baseplate: 4.5kg
Weight, Ready to Fire: 20.9kg
Weapon Overall Length: 98cm

M-252 81mm Mortar
A smoothbore, muzzle-loading cannon firing a fin stabilized oebomb. The high arc of the fired shell allows it to drop on targets hidden behind obstacles. The tremendous weight of the weapon and its ammunition requires at least five men to carry it.
Cartridge: 81mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, muzzle loaded
Rate of Fire: 30rpm maximum, 15rpm sustained
Feed: Single Round
Minimum Range: 166m
Maximum Range: 5,650m
Weight Tube: 12.7kg
Weight Bipod: 12.3kg
Weight Baseplate: 11.6kg
Weight, Ready to Fire: 37.85kg
Weapon Overall Length: 128cm

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Weapons: Anti Tank Man-Portable

M-136 Light Anti Armor Weapon
The M-136 (also known as the AT4 or oeeighty-four) is a lightweight, simple and effective disposable weapon for use against armored targets. A completely new warhead design gives a secondary behind-armor effect in the form of a high-pressure rise and flash, thus producing a blinding and incendiary effect in addition to armor penetration.
Caliber: 84mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, disposable
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Weapon (Loaded): 6.7kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 450mm steel, 10m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 30m
Effective Range: 300m
Maximum Range: 2,100m
Weapon Length: 102cm

Armbrust 300 Light Anti Armor Weapon
A German-designed weapon that is actually a recoilless shell launcher using a countermass to eliminate recoil. This allows the Armbrust to be fired within enclosed spaces (one of the very few launchers capable of doing so). The countermass design also traps all of the smoke and much of the noise (little louder than a pistol shot), thus making the detection of an Armbrust launch very difficult.
Caliber: 67mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot disposable
Muzzle Velocity: 210m/s
Feed: Single round prepackaged
Weight Weapon (Loaded): 6.3kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: penetrates 300mm steel, 5m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 10m
Effective Range: 400m
Maximum Range: 1,500m
Weapon Length: 85cm

M-3 Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle
This is a recoilless weapon designed primarily for use against tanks, but can also be used in a variety of roles. The weapon consists of a rifled tube with a rear-mounted, up-rotating venturi, a sprung bipod-cum-shoulder rest, a pistol-grip firing mechanism and a forward handgrip. An open or telescopic sight can be fitted. The oeCharlie-G is normally operated from the shoulder. A round is loaded from the rear into the breech with the venturi open. Firing is mechanical by a hand-cocked, percussion-operated detonator located in a tube on the right side of the barrel. In addition, a two-pressure trigger and safety catch are provided. As with other multi-purpose systems, a variety of ammunition is manufactured. The main round is a HEAT projectile, but anti-personnel, smoke and illuminating rounds are also available. A newly designed oeheavy HEAT projectile has been placed in service, which allows greater armor penetration.
Caliber: 84mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, breech loaded
Muzzle Velocity: 255m/s
Rate of Fire: 6rpm
Feed: Single Round
Weight Weapon (Empty): 8.5kg
Weight Round: 3.1kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 400mm steel, 10mm blast radius (FFV-551 HEAT)
Penetrates 900mm steel, 15mm blast radius (FFV-597 HEAT)
Minimum Range: 15m
Maximum Range: 1,000m
Effective Range: 300m (FFV-597 HEAT), 500m (FFV-551 HEAT), 1,000m (HE)

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Weapons: Rockets, Man-Portable

HAFLA DM-34
A single-shot, disposable oeflamethrower that fires an incendiary shell which burns at 1,300oC and burns for 120 seconds.
Cartridge: 35mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Weight Weapon: 0.625kg
Weapon Overall Length: 44.5cm
Effective Range: 70m
Basic Load: 3 rounds
Basic Load Weight: 1.875kg

M-202A1 Flash
A four-barrel reloadable rocket launcher. The shell is incendiary and will cover the 15m-burst radius with burning material that will last for 40 seconds and burn at 1,000oC.
Cartridge:66mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Double-action, multibarrel
Weight Weapon (Empty): 5.216kg
Weapon Overall Length: 68.6/88.3cm
Effective Range: 750m
Basic Load: 3 clips
Basic Load Weight: 20.25kg
Total Load Weight: 25.425kg

FGM-148A Javelin Anti Tank Guided Missile
The newly developed successor to the Dragon, the Javelin employs a command to line-of-sight guidance system and consists of two main parts; a tracker and the missile. The tracker includes a day/thermal sight equipped with a Forward Looking Infrared imaging system, launch controls and the gunners eyepiece/display. Magnification using the thermal sight can be up to nine times normal vision and the tracker battery is good for four hours of operation.
Caliber: 127mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot, disposable
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 6.6kg
Weight Missile: 15.9kg
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 640mm of steel, 10m-blast radius.
Minimum Range: 65m
Maximum range: 2,500m

M-152 TOW II Anti Tank Guided Missile
TOW, which stands for Tube-launched, Optically-tracked, Wire-guided missile is perhaps the single most common ATGW in the world today. The basic mount is man-portable and capable of being spilt into four units. These are the tripod, launcher, electronic signals generator and the tracking optical sensor. The missile in its container is loaded into the launcher, and electrical connections are made through the container as it is loaded. The wings and control surfaces are folded at this stage but open on ejection. In flight, two wires, through which command signals are transmitted, unreel from the missile. So long as the operator tracks the target in his sight, automatic corrections are made by a sensor to keep the missile on the correct course, the operator does not have to make any range or lead calculations. The Project issue version is the TOW IIC, which can be set for direct or overhead attack.
Caliber: 152mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single shot
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 4kg
Weight Launcher: 116.4kg
Weight Missile: TOW II (28kg), TOW IIC (31kg)
Effect: Penetrates steel, secondary blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: Penetrates 690mm steel, 10m-blast radius
Minimum Range: 65m
Maximum Range: 3,750

FIM-92 Stinger Anti Aircraft Missile
Entered Project service in 1979. It can engage approaching as well as receding targets and also oblique targets before they reach the crossing point. An IFF feature is incorporated in the aiming unit. The missile is resistant to jamming and is not affected by such heat distracters as flares. It has a top speed of Mach 2.2, thus enabling to engage many high-speed targets. A passive infrared homing seeker is used that makes the Stinger into a fire-and-forget weapon. A laser guidance system is also available where the operator tracks the target through a lightweight, stabilized sight that aligns the laser beam for target intercept by the missile.
Caliber: 75mm
Operation: Manual
Type of Fire: Single-shot
Muzzle Velocity:
Feed: Single round, prepackaged
Weight Tracker: 3kg
Weight Launcher: 5kg
Weight Missile: 10kg
Effect: Blast and fragmentation
Area of Effect: 20m blast radius
Minimum Range: 60m
Maximum Range: 5,000m

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Weapons: Grenades

AN-M8 HC Smoke
This is a burning-type grenade that produces a dense cloud of white smoke during its burning time of 120 seconds.
Weight: 0.672kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.45kg

AN-M14 Thermite
The extreme heat (2,200oC) of this grenade will destroy any equipment it is placed on and ignite any flammable material within 2 meters. The grenade will burn its way through 15mm of armor plate and will burn underwater. The grenade burns for 40 seconds.
Weight: 0.896kg
Effective Throwing Range: 25m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 21.15kg

AN-M18, Colored Smoke
A burning-type grenade that produces a dense cloud of red, yellow, violet or green smoke for 90 seconds.
Weight: 0.672kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.45kg

M-6 CN-DM Gas
Similar to the AN-M8 but the smoke cloud consists of a mixture of tear and vomit gases. Effects last for up to one hour after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.476kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 15.75kg

M-7A3 CS Gas
This grenade produces a dense cloud of CS tear gas. The gas causes pain in the skin, eyes, throats and lungs. The effects disappear 15 minutes after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.434kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 13.5kg

M-9A1 BZ Gas
Upon ignition this grenade releases a cloud of BZ Gas and burns for 60 seconds. The gas causes temporary slowing of physical and mental activity, disorientation, and hallucinations. The effects last for up to 6 hours.
Weight: 0.450kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst radius: n/a
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 14.2kg

M-25A2 CN Gas Grenade
This grenade produces a dense cloud of CN tear gas. The gas causes pain in the skin, eyes, throats and lungs. The effects disappear 15 minutes after exposure. The grenade burns for 60 seconds.
Weight: 0.3kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 2 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 50 per case
Package Weight: 22kg

M-26A1 Fragmentation
The standard issue grenade. Containing 158gm of explosive the grenade explodes into approximately 400 fragments over the burst radius.
Weight: 0.448kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 30 per case
Package Weight: 23.4kg

M-34 White Phosphorus
Contains white phosphorus as filler. When the grenade explodes it throws out fragments of phosphorus throughout its burst radius. The fragments, which burn at 2,700oC for 60 seconds, will ignite any flammable substance they contact. The grenade will also create a large cloud of dense white smoke while burning.
Weight: 0.756kg
Effective Throwing Range: 30m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 35m
Packaging: 16 per case
Package Weight: 18.9kg

M-67 Fragmentation
The round, almost baseball-like shape of this grenade makes it easier to throw and more stable in flight. The thick casing of the body separates into a good number of fragments, but is not quite as effective as other methods of controlling fragmentation.
Weight: 0.390kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 30 per case
Package Weight: 21.7kg

Mk1 Illuminating
This is a hand-thrown flare. The grenade illuminates a 200m diameter area with 55,000 candlepower for 25 seconds.
Weight: 0.28kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 7 seconds
Burst Radius: n/a
Packaging: 25 per case
Package Weight: 22.95kg

Mk3A2 Explosive
This is a prepackaged demolition charge of 0.226kg of TNT. The grenades fiberboard casing causes no fragmentation.
Weight: 0.437kg
Effective Throwing Range: 40m
Fuse Delay: 4 seconds
Burst Radius: 2m
Packaging: 20 per case
Package Weight: 20.295kg

NICO Stun
This grenade is a canister type, carrying 8 submunitions that eject out of the top. There is no fragmentation with this type. As each submunition is expelled from the canister, it flies in a random pattern and flashes after a 0.5-second delay. The flashes range from175-185 decibels and 1,000,000 candelas in intensity. They are carefully engineered to be above the temporary disabling level but not of such intensity as to cause permanent physical damage. The blast and shock cause temporary psycho- and physiological disorientation, preventing any voluntary acts on the part of those exposed to the effects. The duration is short term, lasting from 5-15 seconds and effecting those within a 10-meter radius.
Weight: 0.275kg
Effective Throwing Range: 35m
Fuse Delay: 2.5 seconds
Burst Radius: 10m
Packaging: 20 per case
Package Weight: 15.5kg

[dragoon500ly]

Weapons: Mines

M-14 Antipersonnel
This mine is designed to injure only one person. It detonates with 9kg of pressure. It is a plastic mine that is easily neutralized and defused, it is very susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 0.1kg
Burst Radius: 0.13m
Packaging: 150 per case
Package Weight: 19kg

M-15 Antitank
This mine explodes when the pressure plate is subjected to more than 160kg of pressure or the tilt rod is tilted more than 15 degrees. An individual is unlikely to set it off. The mine may also be remote detonated (up to 50 meters away). The mine is easy to defuse and very susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 14.3kg
Burst Radius: 54m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 34kg

M-16A1 Antipersonnel
This mine, when fired, throws a shell 1-meter into the air. When the shell explodes, it hurls steel balls over a 30-meter radius. This mine will fire from either pressure or up to two 10-meter tripwires. It detonates on 3.6kg of pressure or by means of a tripwire. It is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 3.6kg
Burst Radius: 30m
Packaging: 4 per case
Package Weight: 20.25kg

M-18A1 Claymore Antipersonnel
This mine acts as a giant shotgun shell. The mines blast sends fragmentation out in a cone 100m long and 50m wide and 2m high at its end. The mine is issued in a canvas bandoleer with an M57 electrical firing device (called a oeclacker) and an M-4 blasting cap with 30 meters of firing wire. The Claymore can be command detonated or rigged to two tripwires. The Claymore is easy to defuse and is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 1.6kg
Burst Radius: 16m (100x50m fan)
Packaging: 1 per bandoleer, 6 per case
Package Weight: 23.85kg

M-19 Antitank
A non-metallic blast mine made entirely of plastic. The mine is designed to destroy armored vehicles but may also be used as a packaged demolition charge. The explosive charge is equal to 8.815kg of C-4. This mine requires 160kg of pressure or that its tilt rod be tilted more than 15 degrees. The mine can also be remote detonated (up to 50 meters away). It is susceptible to overpressure.
Weight: 12.6kg
Burst Radius: 48m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 36kg

M-21 Antitank
This mine requires 132kg to explode, or 1.7kg of pressure on its tilt rod fuse. It may also use a magnetic or pneumatic tube fuse (when a vehicle weighing more than 400kg passes over it, the fuses will activate). A mine detector is likely to detonate the magnetic fuse, as well as probing with a knife blade. The mine is easily disabled once found, but it is totally resistant to overpressure.
Weight: 8kg
Burst Radius: 30m
Packaging: 2 per case
Package Weight: 19kg

M-25 Antipersonnel
This small blast mine is directional and designed to puncture a tire or wound a foot. It is emplaced by simply pressing it into the ground.
Weight: 0.077kg
Burst Radius: 0.156m
Packaging: 150 per case
Package Weight: 18.5kg

M-26Antipersonnel
This is another bounding antipersonnel mine. It is of a newer design than the M-16A1, but operates similarly. It is harder to defuse than the M-16A1, and is unaffected by overpressure.
Weight: 1kg
Burst Radius: 15m
Packaging: 10 per case
Package Weight: 13kg

M-88 Pursuit Denial Munition (PDM)
This mine is designed to be used to foil pursuit by enemy forces. It is easy to set and may be simply dropped in the enemys path. They are small (57x85mm) and can be easily missed by a rapidly moving group. They are difficult to disarm and are immune to overpressure. Once the safety pin is pulled, the mine becomes active thirty seconds later.
Weight: 0.54kg
Burst Radius: 2m
Packaging: 24 per case
Package Weight: 17kg

[clivegh]

Thanks for Getting the info

This is a great help for my MP Campaign!

http://www.henrick.com/ca4

I am actually going to use the 60mm Mortar tomorrow night!

[dragoon500ly]

Always glad to be of assistance!

[Gelrir]

If you want to get very up to date on demolitions, the military has been jettisoning the time fuse/det cord systems in recent years, in favor of shock tubes.

http://books.google.com/booksid=eTb7IoVTUwEC&pg=PA195&lpg=PA195&dq=shock+tube+demolition&source=bl&ots=fBWhfhPYrZ&sig=B8fVSeSwsLVgvHXZWjOUKO6tv-Y&hl=en&sa=X&ei=0xWmUpHqCcaGoQSkqoGYAw&ved=0CH4Q6AEwDg#v=onepage&q=shock%20tube%20demolition&f=false

Of course, there are many jolly uses for det cord that shock tubes can't perform (tree cutting for example).

--
Michael B.