Russian 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 Russian 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
Automatic Rifle	Federov Avtomat	6.5x50mm Arisaka	4.4 kg	25c(5)	5	3	2-Nil	7	3	6	68
Handgun	S&W Model 3 Russian	.44 Russian	1.30 kg	6R	SAR	1	Nil	2	2	N/A	7
Handgun	Nagant M1895	7.62x38mmR Nagant	0.875 kg	7R	DAR	1	Nil	2	4	N/A	17
Machinegun	PM M1910	7.62x54mmR	20 kg (+44.3 kg sled)	250B	5	4	2-3-Nil	7	2	5 (2 on tripod)	111
Machinegun	Colt 1895-14	7.62x54mmR	16 kg (+25.4 kg tripod)	250B	5	4	2-3-Nil	7	3	6 (2 on tripod)	109
Rifle	Winchester M1895	7.62x54mmR	4.20 kg	5c(5)	LA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	109
Rifle	M1891 Mosin-Nagant	7.62x54mmR	4.00 kg	5c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	124
Rifle	Mosin-Nagant Dragoon/Cossack	7.62x54mmR	4.00 kg	5c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	8	4	N/A	124
Rifle	M1907 Mosin-Nagant Carbine	7.62x54mmR	3.28 kg	5c(5)	BA	4	2-3-Nil	7	5	N/A	84

Only around 100 Avtomat were produced before the fall of the Russian Empire. It has a box magazine, but in practice only one magazine was issued to each gunner and they weren't interchangeable between guns. Their assistant was armed with an Arisaka rifle (see here) and the Arisaka clips were used with the Avtomat. An alternate war might see interchangeable magazines produced, in which case Mag would be 25 instead of 25c(5).


The PM M1910 and Colt 1895-14 both have double range on a tripod.

All of the clip-fed rifles use stripper clips.