Railguns

Railguns and magnetic projection weapons									
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Name	
EqLev	
Cost	
Damage	
Range	
Crit	
Cap	
Use	
Bulk	
Special
G1 Gaussgun	
1	
175	
1D8 P	
75 ft	
Wound	
12	
1	
1	
External power
Volt GM101	
2	
845	
1D8 P	
75 ft	
Wound	
30	
3	
1	
Automatic
M4G3-1	
7	
7200	
2D8 P	
75 ft	
Wound	
60	
3	
1	
Automatic, 1 upgrade rail
G42A	
8	
8400	
2D10 P	
60 ft	
Wound	
60	
3	
1	
Automatic, 1 upgrade rail
GAMAS	
10	
17200	
3D8 P	
75 ft	
Wound	
48	
2	
2	
Automatic, 2 upgrade rail
Velocity 1	
12	
39400	
3D10 P	
90 ft	
Wound	
24	
1	
2	
1 upgrade rail
M4G3-X	
14	
76000	
6D8 P	
75 ft	
Wound	
60	
3	
1	
Automatic, 1 upgrade rail
Drakund SVT	
15	
96000	
5D10 P	
90 ft	
Wound	
24	
1	
2	
1 upgrade rail
ART-4	
17	
223000	
9D8 P	
110 ft	
Wound	
48	
2	
2	
Automatic, 2 upgrade rails
Deadeye Rifle	
18	
385000	
8D10 P	
150 ft	
Wound	
24	
1	
2	
1 upgrade rail
XM4G3-ADV	
19	
612000	
10D8 P	
110 ft	
Wound	
60	
3	
1	
Automatic, 1 upgrade rail
Singing Sparrow	
20	
812000	
10D10 P	
150 ft	
Wound	
24	
1	
2	
1 upgrade rail
G1 Gaussgun: A rather bulky early railgun which was used during the Third World War on Terra. While antique, it is a reliable design and is still used by hunters and gun enthusiats.
Volt GM101: A basic railrifle mass-produced by the Volt weapon company on Mars. The design is rugged and the internal battery can be popped out with the flick of a switch, rather than requiring the whole weapon to be recharged at a station, unlike previous rifles of its category.
thumb|367x367px|GAMAS with forward mounted tripod
M4G3-1: One of the standard assault railrifle in use by the Terran Confederacy, combining strong stopping power and rapid rate of fire. Popular amongst the military, law enforcement and gun nuts, it also features a underbarrel rail for various upgrades.
thumb|369x369px|M4G3 with holosight and light grenade launcher (paratrooper)
G42A: A bullpup combat rifle employed by paratroopers and droptroopers throughout the Confederacy. While it has a shorter range than the M4G3, it does have better stopping power. The G42A features a top rail for various upgrades.
GAMAS: A large caliber rifle employed mainly by the Spacy Marine Corp, featuring a top and underbarrel rail for upgrades.
thumb|367x367px|G42A rifle with optical enhancement, 62nd Marine Corps
Velocity 1: A railgun which was designed for marksmen of the Confederate army. Features a top-mounted upgrade rail, generally equipped with a scope.
M4G3-X: Modern version of the popular M4G3, featuring a secondary acceleration rail and a muzzle-flash suppressor, along with the typical underbarrel upgrade rail.
thumb|370x370px|Darkund SVT, with sniper scope, additional forward grip and pistol grip (customized)
Drakung SVT: A specialized marksman rifle designed by the former Russian Federation, with incredible stopping power. Features a top-mounted upgrade rail, which generally features a scope.
ART-4: Special forces rifle generally not for mass-production or resale, the ART-4 is one of the most advanced weapon on the market at this time.
Deadeye Rifle: The penultimate marksman rifle, the Deadeye uses an unusual caliber combined with rare materials in the shells to make it one of the deadliest weapons on the battlefield.
XM4G3-ADV: Prototype next-generation railrifle designed by the Black Ops division of the Spacy Marine Corp, the XM4G3 is built using technology only dreamed of by weapon designers.
Except for the G1 Gaussgun, all railguns require a Standard Battery pack to operate. Firing the railgun only takes a minimal amount of power from the battery, but as a rule of thumb, whenever you change your railgun magazine, 5 charges from the battery is taken off.
Category:Weapons