What was that..? You need to use some Red Army types as bad guys for your James Bond: 007 RPG? Well, here’s their latest subgun/PDW, the QCW-05 in their proprietory 5.8x21mm DAP92 cartridge (their answer to the 5.7x28mm):
The QCW-05 stands for “Silenced Assault Gun, 2005” and there is a 9mm version, the JS-9. The weapon uses a split magazine that has two staggered ammunition tracks to crowd 50 rounds of 5.8mm into it; the JS-9 uses standard 30 round H&K MP5 magazines. The round is a 43-grain steel-core bullet moving at 1500 fps (with the suppressor) with an energy in the low 9mm range. A simple peep sight on the bullpup’s carrying handle works adequately, and the charging handle is protected by the carrying handle, as well.
PM: +1 S/R: 2/10 AMMO: 50 DC: E/H CLOS: 0-8 LONG: 20-60 CON: n/a JAM: 96+ RL: 2 COST: $16,000
GM INFORMATION: Without the suppressor, the DC is +1 for both ratings, CLOS 0-9, CON +4. The JS-9 follows:
PM: +1 S/R: 2/10 AMMO: 30 DC: E/H CLOS: 0-9 LONG: 25-65 CON: n/a JAM: 99+ RL: 2
The JS-9 gains the same bump in DC and CON as the QCW-05 when the suppressor is removed.
QSZ-92/CF-98/QSW-06 “Silenced” Pistol
There are several versions of this pistol in the Chinese 5.8x21mm or 9mm Luger cartridge in service since the mid-90s. It is a full-size service pistol, usually issued with a suppressor. They look, for the most part, very similar.
In 5.8mm, it has a 20 round capacity, in the 9mm versions 15, and uses a rotating lock breech short recoil system that provides fairly low recoil impulse. The controls are easy to reach and use and ergonomics are surprisingly good, save for a very long double action trigger pull. They have a relatively low service life on their barrels, compared to service pistols like the American’s Beretta M9, or the Glock 17 with an expected use of about 10,000 rounds. They are a popular import weapon to Canada.
PM: 0 S/R: 3 AMMO: 15/20 DC: E/F CLOS: 0-8 LONG: 12-18 CON: +1 JAM: 98+ RL: 1 COST: $600
GM INFORMATION: The second rating on the AMMO and DC is for the 9mm version.
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