Re: [HoE] Firearms

["Ryan Moore" <rymoore@hotmail.com>]

I have a book called the Compedium of modern firearms. It was put out by 
R. Talsorain Games. (They make Cyberpunk.) It has more guns than you 
could ever use. The main book has only "Real World" data but it has 
notes in the back on how to get the game stats for the guns in Call of 
Cthulhu, Cyberpunk, and I think Hero. I have no idea if its still in 
print but I can post the ISBN # and R Talsorians stock # if anyone wants 
it. (Don't have it with me right now)


>Reply-To: hoe@gamerz.net
>From: DarrinBrig@aol.com
>Date: Mon, 5 Oct 1998 10:59:07 EDT
>To: hoe@gamerz.net
>Subject: Re: [HoE] Firearms [SHANE]
>
>In a message dated 10/5/98 10:53:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>peterogers@hotmail.com writes:
>
>> that is one hell of an extensive list! in the unlikely event i 
discover 
>>  anythin you've missed i'll submit you the details. i might dig out 
the 
>>  ol' Twilight 200 stuff and take a gander in there.
>>  
>>  my congrats, a lot of work in there. i reccomend it to any & all on 
the 
>>  list.
>
>Actually, I took most of those from only two books. Feng Shui and Delta 
Green.
>I've been thinking about investing in some other resources, to fill in 
the
>holes and add a little more variety (how many 9mm semi-auto handguns 
CAN you
>have?).  I've toyed with the idea of digging up Palladium's compendium 
of
>modern firearms... but that would break my oath against buying any of 
their
>products based on what they did to Robotech (probably more Macek's 
fault, but
>Sembieda didn't have to make it worse) and their "give the munchkins 
what they
>want" attitude.
>
>So, before this degenerates into a "<insert game> sucks!" flamewar, 
anyone out
>there know of any really good non-Palladium sourcebooks on modern 
firearms?
>
>


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