US Military Arms

Most Common: M16A2(Non-removable carry handle, semi/burst), M16A3(Removable carr

y-handle, semi/full, frequently has handguards with accessory rails), M16A4(Remo
vable carry-handle, semi/burst, frequently has handguards with accessory rails),
M4A1(Removable carry handle, semi/full, occasionally has handguards with access
ory rails)
Notes about M16 family: M16s are incredibly accurate, even with iron sights. The
y're frequently used in 1,000 yard competitions to great effectiveness. However,
they're not reliable, especially without regular maintenance and lubrication. T
hey heat up quickly, build up carbon/copper fouling quickly, and the action is b
uilt into the stock. M4A1s have less range and accuracy, and are arguably even -
less- reliable. 30 round magazines are standard, but 20 rounders are not uncommo
n. 100 round Beta C-Mags (double drums) are available, but aren't used by the mi
litary.
Common: Beretta M9(92FS)[15 round cap, 9mm], SIG M11(P229)[13 round cap, 9mm], M
ossberg M590A1[6 or 9 round cap, 12 gauge], Remington M870(5 or 8 round cap, 12
gauge), M249 SAW(5.56x45mm machine gun, 200 round belts), M240B(7.62x51mm machin
e gun, 100 round belts), M24(Remington 700)[7.62x51mm, 5 round cap, scoped, bipo
d)
Uncommon: MK. 24 Mod 0(SIG P226)[9mm, 15 round cap], M14 and M1A(7.62x51mm, 20 r
ound cap, or 5/10 cap. M14 semi/full, M1A semi only), M1014(Benelli M4 Super 90)
[12 gauge, 8 round cap], M500 Cruiser breaching tool(12 gauge, pistol grip, 6 ro
und cap), M870 breaching tool(12 gauge, stockless, 4 round cap), MP5N(9mm, 30 ro
und cap, semi/full), M40(7.62x51mm, 5 round cap, scoped, bipod), M1911 and M1911
A1(.45 ACP, 7 or 8 round cap)
Rare: MK. 23 Mod 0(.45 ACP, 12 round cap), HK416 10.5" variant(5.56x45mm, 30 or
20 round cap), M26 MASS(12 gauge, 5 round cap, attached to rifle/carbine or stan
dalone stock), Ithaca 37(5 round cap, with or without stock), M60(7.62x51mm mach
ine gun, 100 round belts), M21(7.52x51mm, 5/10/20 round cap, scoped, bipod; snip
er variant of M1A/M14),

US Civillian Arms
Rifles
Very common: Remington 700, Mauser rifles, Marlin 336, Winchester 1894, Winchest
er Model 70, AR-15, Ruger 10/22
Common: AK-type rifles, SKS, Remington 7600, Savage Model 110, Springfield 1903,
Mosin-Nagant M44, Mosin-Nagant M1891/30
Uncommon: M1A, M1 Garand, Enfield Mk. IV, Mini-14, Winchester Model 7, Mosin-Nag
ant M38, Ruger M77
Rare: Weatherby rifles, Thompson Center rifles, Savage 99, Henry rifles, K31 Sc
hmidt-Rubin,

Shotguns
Very common: Remington 870, Mossberg 500
Common: Ithaca 37, Maverick 88, Winchester Model 1300, H&R Persuader(Both pump a
nd single shot)
Uncommon: Double-barreled shotguns(Side by side and under/over), M1897 'trench g
un', FN FAL-type rifles, G3/HK91/CETME-type rifles
Rare: Old English double-barrels, Browning Auto-5, Benelli shotguns(Pumps and au
toloaders),
Handguns
Very common: 1911/1911A1s, Glocks, S&W revolvers, Ruger Mk. III
Common: Beretta pistols, SIG pistols, S&W autoloading pistols, Ruger autoloading
pistols, Taurus autoloading pistols and revolvers
Uncommon: Browning pistols, Colt revolvers, Ruger Blackhawk, Ruger Redhawk, Ruge
r Vaquero, foreign military surplus pistols, CZ pistols
Rare: Antique revolvers, custom 1911s, Dan Wesson revolvers, Ruger Redhawk Alask
an

Calibers
Extremely common: .22 LR, .223/5.56x45, 12 gauge, .308/7.62x51, .30-06, 9mm, .45
auto, .38 special, 7.62x39
Common: .357 magnum, .44 magnum, .40 S&W, .380 auto, .270, .30-30
Everything else is harder to find, though obviously, some rounds are rarer than
others. There are too many cartridges to list. Military surplus cartridges are s
omewhat of an exception, like 7.62x54R,