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The Winchester 73 was very popular in the West, but due to its weak locking action, not able to handle larger calibers like .45-70 used by the US government. As had happened a lot before and after, John Moses Browning appeared, invented a better, stronger lock and sold the patent to Winchester, who quickly brought out the Model 86 to the market. | The Winchester 73 was very popular in the West, but due to its weak locking action, not able to handle larger calibers like .45-70 used by the US government. As had happened a lot before and after, John Moses Browning appeared, invented a better, stronger lock and sold the patent to Winchester, who quickly brought out the Model 86 to the market. | ||
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[[File:WinchesterModel1886cutout.png|150px|A typical Winchester 1886 as they are produced in the Angel's Boneyard.]] | |||
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!colspan="3"| Winchester Model 86 | !colspan="3"| Winchester Model 86 | ||
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|Big. | |Big. | ||
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|colspan="1"| Rarity: | |colspan="1"| [[Rarity]]: | ||
|Quite common. | |Quite common. | ||
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|colspan="1"| Range division: | |colspan="1"| [[Range division]]: | ||
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CQC: Up to 30 cm: + 5 to rifles<br> | CQC: Up to 30 cm: + 5 to rifles<br> | ||
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Extreme range: + 30 cm : - 10 to rifles<br> | Extreme range: + 30 cm : - 10 to rifles<br> | ||
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|colspan="1"| AP costs: | |colspan="1"| [[Action points|AP costs]]: | ||
| | |4 for common shot<br> | ||
5 for aimed shot<br> | |||
2 AP to reload per shot, 1 AP if the ammunition is carried in a cartridge belt | 2 AP to reload per shot, 1 AP if the ammunition is carried in a cartridge belt | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 19 April 2025
This weapon is part of the rifles.
The Winchester 73 was very popular in the West, but due to its weak locking action, not able to handle larger calibers like .45-70 used by the US government. As had happened a lot before and after, John Moses Browning appeared, invented a better, stronger lock and sold the patent to Winchester, who quickly brought out the Model 86 to the market.
| Winchester Model 86 | ||
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| Ammunition: | .45-70 Government | |
| Price: | 600 $ | |
| Damage: | 4 D6 + 9 | |
| Maximal range: | 150 + P * 4 | |
| Size category: | Big. | |
| Rarity: | Quite common. | |
| Range division: |
CQC: Up to 30 cm: + 5 to rifles | |
| AP costs: | 4 for common shot 5 for aimed shot | |
| Ammunition feeding: | 8 shot underbarrel tube magazine. Cartridges are put in the back, one by one. | |
| Minimal strength: | 5 | |
| Weight: | Gun: 9 pounds 8 shots: 0.8 pounds | |
| Special rule: | None. | |
| Encounterable versions: | Standard model: very common With mounting rails: common | |