Zastava M85 with the stock extended

Zastava M85

A selective-fire 9mm carbine on a Kalashnikov pattern — this chronicle's M85 is chambered for 9x19mm Parabellum, and every 9x19mm weapon fires on the same ME 5 attack table: the matrices below are the Glock 17's, shared column for column RMUMaster Weapons Table (Weapon Law: Firearms p. 133): MP5K, MP5A, and the whole Uzi family all list ME 5 - the calibre picks the table, the weapon picks the ranges. What the longer barrel and the shoulder stock buy is reach: every range is given folded / extended — snapping the stock out steadies the gun and stretches each increment from 30' to 50'. The values sit a notch under the modern MP5's, in line with the book's stockless (30-35') and stocked (55') 9mm SMG classes RMURanges calibrated to the p. 133 class rows - MP5K 35' / Micro Uzi 30' stockless, MP5A and Uzi 55' stocked - and rendered as the site's linear increments; reliability 65 and fumble 5 are the class values. Rolls below the lowest listed band miss. Attacks against Kindred use the Small matrix. Puncture criticals resolve on the Ballistic Puncture table (Hollowpoint and Armor Piercing per ammunition). The BA I-IV columns are the modern body armor classes — which critical table a vest hit rolls on is decided by the ballistic body armor rules on Combat.

Criticals:Puncture (P)
Disarm modifier:-200
Subdual modifier:-125
WeaponSizeLengthStrengthWeightFumble
Zastava M85 (2H)01.9' / 2.6'655.55

Selective fire, 30-round clip. 9x19mm Parabellum. Length and every range are given with the side-folding stock folded / extended.

Point Blank (+20)Short (+0)Medium (-10)Long (-25)Extreme (-50)Absurd (-100)
+20 up to 10'30' / 50'60' / 100'90' / 150'120' / 200'150' / 250'

Small

Attacks against Kindred resolve as Small attacks.

Roll1AT 1 - None: light clothing, bare skin (RMU Table 7-2b, p. 148).2AT 2 - Heavy Cloth: heavy clothing, furs, padded jackets.3AT 3 - Soft Leather: thick leather clothing, quilted padding.4AT 4 - Hide Scale: small hard elements sewn to a flexible backing.5AT 5 - Laminar: hand-sized rigid segments in flexible joints.6AT 6 - Rigid Leather: large rigid organic plates - the best organic armor.7AT 7 - Metal Scale: small metal elements on a flexible backing.8AT 8 - Mail: flexible woven metal.9AT 9 - Brigandine: hand-sized metal plates - plate protection without the solid shell.10AT 10 - Plate: full plate, the best protection against physical attacks.BA IBA I - Concealable Vest: a thin aramid weave worn invisibly under a shirt; undercover and executive protection, rated for standard pistol rounds.BA IIBA II - Duty Vest: the patrol officer’s soft armor, thicker aramid layers over the torso; stops common pistol calibers up to magnum revolvers.BA IIIBA III - Rifle Plates: hard ceramic or steel plates in a carrier over soft armor; stops rifle rounds. SWAT and military issue.BA IVBA IV - Tactical Plate: the heaviest wearable protection, full composite plates rated against armor-piercing rifle fire; slow, loud, and unmistakably military.
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Medium

Mortals and other man-sized targets.

Roll1AT 1 - None: light clothing, bare skin (RMU Table 7-2b, p. 148).2AT 2 - Heavy Cloth: heavy clothing, furs, padded jackets.3AT 3 - Soft Leather: thick leather clothing, quilted padding.4AT 4 - Hide Scale: small hard elements sewn to a flexible backing.5AT 5 - Laminar: hand-sized rigid segments in flexible joints.6AT 6 - Rigid Leather: large rigid organic plates - the best organic armor.7AT 7 - Metal Scale: small metal elements on a flexible backing.8AT 8 - Mail: flexible woven metal.9AT 9 - Brigandine: hand-sized metal plates - plate protection without the solid shell.10AT 10 - Plate: full plate, the best protection against physical attacks.BA IBA I - Concealable Vest: a thin aramid weave worn invisibly under a shirt; undercover and executive protection, rated for standard pistol rounds.BA IIBA II - Duty Vest: the patrol officer’s soft armor, thicker aramid layers over the torso; stops common pistol calibers up to magnum revolvers.BA IIIBA III - Rifle Plates: hard ceramic or steel plates in a carrier over soft armor; stops rifle rounds. SWAT and military issue.BA IVBA IV - Tactical Plate: the heaviest wearable protection, full composite plates rated against armor-piercing rifle fire; slow, loud, and unmistakably military.
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