Special Weapons Rules
Special Weapons Rules
This weapon will be treated the same as the AAI ACR and the
Steyr ACR. Encounter Rate: Rare.
This weapon is from Magnum Research Inc., creator of the famed Desert
Eagle semiautomatic. Magnum Research set out to create their first revolver
and the BFR is the result. The weapon actually comes in an amazing
assortment of calibers and several different barrel lengths. The focus of this
entry is on the revolver/shotgun duo version. The BFR fires both 2 ½ & 3 inch
.410 shotgun shells of all types (i.e. birdshot, buckshot, and slugs). The same model also fires the .45 Long Colt
This weapon was originally designed as a hunting weapon of small game such as rabbits
and snakes. However, the nickname came about as Taurus learned that judges were
carrying the weapon into the courtroom for self-defense. The weapon fires 2 ½ inch .410
shotgun shells of all types (i.e. birdshot, buckshot, and slugs) and .45 Long Colt. The
standard shotgun shell is 3 inches and many of the .45 caliber weapons shoot .45 ACP
which is smaller than the .45 Long Colt. Two barrel sizes are currently available 3” & 6
½”. Both .45 shells and .410 shells can be alternated in the cylinder. This weapon is primarily designed for
short distances. This weapon is classified in the “Other Weapon” category on the Gun List. Statistics on the gun
list are separated by a slash (/) to separate the range modifiers for using either the .410 shotgun ammo (comes
before the slash) or the .45 Long Colt ammo (after the slash). No PWV adjustment is necessary since both types
of ammo are fired in the same manner and down the same barrel. Note: This weapon can not be used to hit
anything at medium range when using shotgun shells therefore the medium range is “X” for any shotgun ammo.
For damage when using shotgun ammo, use the “Sawed Off Shotgun Damage” chart. Encounter Rate: Average.
The Arwen is produced by Royal Ordnance, Small Arms Division, at Enfield Lock, Middlesex in England. The
Arwen uses 37mm ammo. The three types of models shown here are all prototypes. The model shown below,
left is an automatic version where the five 37mm shells are held in a magazine like an automatic weapon. The
model below, center is a 5-round rotary style magazine. The final version below, right holds 5 rounds and is
pump action like a shotgun.
Encounter Rate: Prototype-Very Rare
The ARPAD 600 Close Support Weapon is basically being treated as a grenade
launcher for game purposes. The weapon system is manufactured in Switzerland.
The weapon also fires 35mm grenades. Encounter Rate: Very Rare