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-====== Ranged Weapons Chart ======
-|**Type**| **Example**|**Damage**|**Range**| **Rate**| **Capacity**| **Conceal**|
-|Revolver, Lt.| //SW Bodyguard (.38 Special)//|4| 12| 3| 6| P|
-|Revolver, Hvy.|//Ruger Redhawk (.44 Magnum)//| 6| 35| 2 |6| J|
-|Pistol, Lt. |//HK USP (9mm)//|4| 20| 4| 15+1| P|
-|Pistol, Hvy. |//Springfield XDM (.45 ACP)//|5| 25| 3| 13+1| J|
-|Rifle| //Beretta Tikka T3 (30.06)//|8| 200 |1| 3+1| N|
-|Shotgun |//Remington 870 (12-Gauge)//| 8| 20| 1| 5+1| T|
-|Crossbow| | 5 |20| 1 |1| T|
-**
-Damage:** Indicates the damage dice pool. Against mortals, firearms are considered lethal damage.
-Versus vampires, firearms are considered bashing damage unless the head is targeted (see “Targeting”
-), in which case the damage is considered lethal.
-**Range:** This is the practical shot range in yards or meters. Weapons may be fired at twice this distance,
-but the attacks are considered long range (difficulty 8).
-**Rate:** The maximum number of bullets or three-round bursts the gun can fire in a single turn. This rate
-does not apply to full-auto or spray attacks.
-**Capacity:** The number of shells a gun can hold. The +1 indicates a bullet can be held in the chamber,
-ready to fire.
-**Concealment:** P = Can be carried in the pocket; J = Can be hidden in a jacket; T = Can be hidden in
-a trenchcoat; N = Cannot be concealed on the person at all.
-*Indicates the weapon is capable of three-round bursts, full auto, and sprays.
-The crossbow is included for characters. Crossbows require five turns to reload.  It inflicts lethal damage versus mortals.

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