Winchester Model 1887

This weapon is part of the rifles.

The Winchester Repeating Arms company insisted that John Moses Browning should build them a shotgun as a lever action gun. Browning was rather sure, that this shotgun would be a relative flop, since he was sure that the better system would be a punp action. This way or that, he created the Model 1887 and a lot of people enjoyed it nonetheless. Among them the the Gunrunners, that build this shotgun in the New California Republic.

Winchester Model 1887
Ammunition:	10 Gauge
Price:	850 $
Damage:	4 D6 + 11
Maximal range:	80 + P * 4
Size category:	Big.
Rarity:	Very common.
Range division:	CQC: Up to 20 cm + 3 * P: + 10 to rifles Close range: + 15 cm: + 5 to rifles Middle range: + 10 cm: no adjustment Far range: + 20 cm: -5 to rifles Extreme Range: + 10 cm: -10 to rifles
AP costs:	5 AP for common shot 6 AP for aimed shot 2 AP to reload per shot, 1 AP if the ammunition is carried in a cartridge belt
Ammunition feeding:	6 shot tubular magazine, cartridges get inserted one by one by hand.
Minimal strength:	5
Weight:	Weapon: 8 pounds 6 shots: 1.4 pounds
Special rule:	None.
Encounterable versions:	Standard model: Very common With mounting rails: Common With laser sights: Rare With Red dot sight: Rare With Lamp (LED/Light bulb): Rare With cartridge pouch: very common