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Developed in 1918 by John Moses Browning for the military market, this weapon was not meant to be used directly against humans, but against the airplanes and the tanks of that time. In fact it's one of the few weapons which can be effectively used against power armor. | Developed in 1918 by John Moses Browning for the military market, this weapon was not meant to be used directly against humans, but against the airplanes and the tanks of that time. In fact it's one of the few weapons which can be effectively used against power armor. | ||
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[[File:1920px-PEO Browning M2E2 QCB (c1).jpg|150px|Now this is enough firepower. Unless your opponent brings a tank...]] | |||
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!colspan="3"| Browning M2 | !colspan="3"| Browning M2 | ||
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|rowspan="1"| | |rowspan="1"| Ammunition: | ||
|[[.50 BMG]] | |[[.50 BMG]] | ||
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|Oversized. | |Oversized. | ||
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|colspan="1"| Rarity: | |colspan="1"| [[Rarity]]: | ||
|Rare. | |Rare. | ||
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|colspan="1"| Range division in burst mode: | |colspan="1"| [[Range division]] in burst mode: | ||
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CQC: Up to 40 cm: no adjustment<br> | CQC: Up to 40 cm: no adjustment<br> | ||
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Extreme range: + 40 cm: -10 to heavy weapons | Extreme range: + 40 cm: -10 to heavy weapons | ||
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|colspan="1"| AP | |colspan="1"| [[Action points|AP costs]]: | ||
|6 for burst of 5 shots<br> | |6 for burst of 5 shots<br> | ||
3 AP to reload | 3 AP to reload | ||
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|colspan="1"| Weight: | |colspan="1"| Weight: | ||
|Waffe: | |Waffe: 84 pounds <br> | ||
50 shot ammunition belt: 20 pounds | 50 shot ammunition belt: 20 pounds | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 19 April 2025
This weapon is part of the heavy weapons.
Developed in 1918 by John Moses Browning for the military market, this weapon was not meant to be used directly against humans, but against the airplanes and the tanks of that time. In fact it's one of the few weapons which can be effectively used against power armor.
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| Browning M2 | ||
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| Ammunition: | .50 BMG | |
| Price: | 1800 $ | |
| Damage: | 2 D10 + 4 D6 + 14 | |
| Maximal range: | 200 + P * 4 | |
| Size category: | Oversized. | |
| Rarity: | Rare. | |
| Range division in burst mode: |
CQC: Up to 40 cm: no adjustment | |
| AP costs: | 6 for burst of 5 shots 3 AP to reload | |
| Ammunition feeding: | Disintegrating ammunition belt. The usual length is 50 shots, but one can attach belts to each other. | |
| Minimal strength: | 6 for shooting from a mount 9 for shooting from the hip | |
| Weight: | Waffe: 84 pounds 50 shot ammunition belt: 20 pounds | |
| Special rule: | This weapon requires STRENGTH 9 if the shooter wants to hold it. STRENGTH 6 is fully sufficient to fire it mounted (to a tripod for example). | |
| Encounterable versions:: | Standard model: Rare With tripod: rare | |