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 Portuguese 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 |
Rifle | Mannlicher Mosqueton 1896 | 6.5x53.5R Mannlicher | 3.4 kg | 5c(5) | BA | 3 | 2-Nil | 7 | 3 | N/A | 85 |
Rifle | Vergueiro 1904 | 6.5x58mm Vergueiro | 4.40 kg | 5c(5) | BA | 3 | 2-Nil | 8 | 3 | N/A | 98 |
Rifle | Vergueiro Carbine | 6.5x58mm Vergueiro | 3.80 kg | 5c(5) | BA | 3 | 2-Nil | 7 | 3 | N/A | 78 |
Rifle | Kropatschek 1886 | 8x56mmR | 4.4 kg | 8i | BA | 4 | 2-3-Nil | 9 | 4 | N/A | 144 |
Rifle | Kropatschek Cacadores | 8x56mmR | 4.2 kg | 6i | BA | 4 | 2-3-Nil | 8 | 4 | N/A | 89 |
Rifle | Kropatschek Cavalaria or Guarda Fiscal or Artilharia | 8x56mmR | 4.0 kg | 5i | BA | 4 | 2-3-Nil | 7 | 4 | N/A | 83 |
The Mannlicher uses enbloc clips. The Vergueiro both use stripper clips.
The Kropatschek Cavalaria does not have a bayonet lug. All other Kropatscheks do.
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