Springfield '03

This weapon is part of the rifles.

The Springfield '03 is the predecessor of the Garand M1. It was quite a capable weapon for it's time and was not only used extensively in World War I, but also fitted with scopes and saw service well beyond World War II.

Springfield '03
Ammunition:	.30-06
Price:	1100 $
Damage:	4 D6 + 12
Maximal range:	230 + P * 4
Size category:	Very big.
Rarity:	Common.
Range division:	CQC: Up to 30 cm: - 10 to rifles Close range: Up to 80 cm: - 5 to rifles Middle range: Up to 130 cm: no adjustment Far range: Up to 180 cm + P * 4: + 10 to rifles Extreme range: + 50 cm : + 5 to rifles
AP costs:	5 for common shot 6 for aimed shot 2 AP to reload per shot, 1 AP if the ammunition is carried in a cartridge belt 2 AP to reload if no scope is mounted and a stripper clip is used. If a stripper clip is used while ammunition remains in the weapon it takes 2 AP to first empty the weapon.
Ammunition feeding:	Fully integrated 5 shot magazine, reloaded by hand, cartridge by cartridge if a scope is mounted. If no scope is mounted, this can be reloaded by using a stripper clip.
Minimal strength:	4
Weight:	Gun: 8 pounds 5 shot clip: 1 pound
Special rule:	None.
Encounterable versions:	Standard model: common With mounting rails: common With laser sights: very rare With red dot sights: very rare With scope: common With bipod: rare With infrared sights: very rare