British Imperial Small Arms of WW1

For people who are interested in the weapons of World War 1, one of the best pop culture sources I've found is C&Rsenal's YouTube channel, where they discuss the history of the weapon and test it on range. Watching through the series has led me to stat up the weapons they've discussed, along with a few that get mentioned as being relevant but that haven't had episodes shot yet. Below the break are the British Empire weapons of the First World War. Please note that these use Fire, Fusion & Steel calculations for Pen, rather than my revised penetration calculations.

Type	Name	Caliber	Wt.	Mag	ROF	Dam	Pen	Blk	SS	Brst	Rng
Handgun	Webley Mark V	.455	1.10 kg	6R	DAR	2	1-Nil	2	4	N/A	24
Handgun	Webley Self-Loading Pistol	.455 Webley Auto	1.13 kg	7	SA	2	1-Nil	1	5	N/A	27
Handgun	Ona	.455 Webley	1.30 kg	6R	SAR	2	1-Nil	2	4	N/A	24
Machinegun	Lewis Gun	.303 British	13.00 kg	47 or 97	5	4	2-3-Nil	9	3	7	109
Machinegun	Vickers Mk. I	.303 British	15 kg (+23 kg tripod)	250B	5	4	2-3-Nil	7	3	7 (4 on tripod)	107
Rifle	Ross Rifle	.303 British	3.90 kg	5c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	9	4	N/A	128
Rifle	Pattern 14	.303 British	4.25 kg	5c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	107
Rifle	Lee-Metford	.303 British BP	4.19 kg	8i or 10i	BA	2	1-Nil	8	1	N/A	88
Rifle	Lee-Enfield	.303 British	4.19 kg	10c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	127
Rifle	Short Magazine Lee-Enfield	.303 British	3.96 kg	10c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	104
Rifle	Winchester M1892	.44-40 Winchester	3.1 kg	12i	LA	3	1-Nil	6	3	N/A	96
Rifle	Farquhar-Hill	.303 British	6.6 kg	19	SA	4	2-3-Nil	7	3	N/A	102

The Lewis gun has its range extended by 30% when on a bipod.

The Vickers has its range doubled when on a tripod.

All of the clip-fed weapons use stripper clips.

The Lee-Metford stats are for black powder rounds. Lee-Metfords with smokeless rounds should use the information for the Lee-Enfield.