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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lyon, France
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Have the stats for the G43 Ww2 German automatic rifle been printed anywhere?
G43 is too short to search the forums for...
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Buffalo, New York
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GURPS WWII Core Rulebook pg 92 under rifles.
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Join Date: Jul 2015
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I think we can reverse engineer the 4E stats without too much trouble.
The Gewehr 43 uses the same 7.92x57mm Mauser cartridge as the FG-42 and the Karabiner 98K, both in High Tech. In both cases, the damage is 7d pi. The Gewehr 43 has a 21.5" barrel, which is in between the FG-42's (19.7") and the Karabiner 98K's (23.62"), so 7d pi sounds about right. Both the FG-42 and the 98K are ACC 5, so we should use that for G43. Range is very similar between the two, so we can use the FG-42's range to play it safe (1,000'/4,200'). Weight according to Wikipedia is 9.7 lbs. We don't know the weight of a 10-round box magazine, but a 20-rounder for the FG-42 clocks in at 1.8 lbs. A reasonable amount of weight is the magazine itself, so lets just use .65, so we round up to 1.1lbs for a loaded mag. The G43 is semi-auto, so that puts the ROF at 3. A 10-round magazine gives us 10+1(3) for Shots. We clock in at about the same weight as the 98k, so let's call it ST 10. -5 looks about right for Bulk. It's a semi-auto gas-blowback, so RCL 3 like the FG-42. So that gives us the following Gewehr 43, 7.92x57mm Mauser Damage: 7d pi Acc: 5 Range: 1,000/4,200 Weight: 9.7/1.1 ROF: 3 Shots: 10+1(3) ST: 10 Bulk: -5 Rcl: 3 |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Lyon, France
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Thank you both!
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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There are GURPS 4E conversions of GURPS 3E WW2 weapons here:
https://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/GURPS_Weapons Converted stats for the G.43 here: https://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/GURPS_Weapons_16 |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Buffalo, New York
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If this site is to be believed:
https://www.ww2-weapons.com/rifle-43/ The weight of the rifle was 4.27 kg and 4.4 loaded. I make it .23 kg for the box magazine with 10 rounds or 1/2 lb give or take.
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Just to be curious, there was a scoped version G43 ZF, what would be the stats for this weapon?
Because all G 43 was prepared for mounting a scope, but wasnīt as liked by the troops as a sniper weapon, because the fire rate of the G 43 was higher than the Kar 98 ZF but lacked in precision. Snipers didnīt like it much. The Scope ZF 43 / 43/1 both also called ZF 4 was a 4x scope which offered 50m steps between 100 and 800m. |
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Cambridge, UK
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A x4 scope gives +2 Acc, making the rifle Acc 5+2. Add the weight of the scope, and you're done.
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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