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	<string id="Ammo">
		<text>Ammunition</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-fmj">
		<text>.45ACP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-fmj_s">
		<text>.45ACP</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-44-magnum">
		<text>.44 Magnum Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-44-magnum_s">
		<text>.44 Magnum</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-fmj-sub">
		<text>.45ACP Subsonic Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-fmj_s-s">
		<text>.45ACP S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-hydro">
		<text>.45ACP Hydro-Shock Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-hydro_s">
		<text>.45 Hydro</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-hydro-sub">
		<text>.45ACP Subsonic Hydro-Shock Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-11.43x23-hydro_s-s">
		<text>.45 Hydro S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x70-buck">
		<text>12x70 Shot Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x70-buck_s">
		<text>12x70 Shot</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x76-dart">
		<text>12x76 Dart Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x76-dart_s">
		<text>12x76 Dart</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x76-zhekan">
		<text>12x76 Slug Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-12x76-zhekan_s">
		<text>12x76 Slug</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap">
		<text>5.45x39mm BP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap_s">
		<text>5.45x39 BP</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap-sub">
		<text>5.45x39mm Subsonic BP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap_s-s">
		<text>5.45x39 BP S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>5.45x39mm BP Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-ap_s-trc">
		<text>5.45x39 BP T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj">
		<text>5.45x39mm Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj_s">
		<text>5.45x39</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj-sub">
		<text>5.45x39mm Subsonic Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj_s-s">
		<text>5.45x39</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj-tracer">
		<text>5.45x39mm Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.45x39-fmj_s-trc">
		<text>5.45x39 T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap">
		<text>5.56x45mm AP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap_s">
		<text>5.56 AP</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap-sub">
		<text>5.56x45mm Subsonic AP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap_s-s">
		<text>5.56 AP S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap-tracer">
		<text>5.56x45mm AP Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ap_s-trc">
		<text>5.56 AP T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190">
		<text>5.56x45mm SS109 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190_s">
		<text>5.56 SS</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190-sub">
		<text>5.56x45mm SS109 Subsonic Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190_s-s">
		<text>5.56 SS S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190-tracer">
		<text>5.56x45mm SS109 Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-5.56x45-ss190_s-trc">
		<text>5.56 SS T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h1">
		<text>7.62x54mm 7N1 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h1_s">
		<text>7.62 7N1</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h1-tracer">
		<text>7.62x54mm 7N1 Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h1_s-trc">
		<text>7.62 7N1 T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39">
		<text>7.62x39mm Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39_s">
		<text>7.62x39</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39-ap">
		<text>7.62x39mm AP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39-ap_s">
		<text>7.62x39 AP</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39-tracer">
		<text>7.62x39mm Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39_s-trc">
		<text>7.62x39 T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>7.62x39mm AP Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x39-ap_s-trc">
		<text>7.62x39 AP T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h14">
		<text>7.62x54R 7N14 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-7h14_s">
		<text>7.62 7N14</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-ap">
		<text>7.62x54mm BP Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-ap_s">
		<text>7.62 BP</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-ap-tracer">
		<text>7.62x54mm BP Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-7.62x54-ap_s-trc">
		<text>7.62 BP T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-fmj">
		<text>9x18mm Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-fmj_s">
		<text>9x18</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-fmj-sub">
		<text>9x18mm Subsonic Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-fmj_s-s">
		<text>9x18 S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-pmm">
		<text>9x18mm +P+ Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-pmm_s">
		<text>9x18 +P+</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-pmm-sub">
		<text>9x18mm Subsonic +P+ Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x18-pmm_s-s">
		<text>9x18 +P+ S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj">
		<text>9x19mm FMJ</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj_s">
		<text>9x19 FMJ</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj-sub">
		<text>9x19mm Subsonic FMJ Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj_s-s">
		<text>9x19 FMJ S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj-tracer">
		<text>9x19mm FMJ Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-fmj_s-trc">
		<text>9x19 FMJ T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp">
		<text>9x19mm PB1s Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp_s">
		<text>9x19 PB1s</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp-sub">
		<text>9x19mm Subsonic PB1s Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp_s-s">
		<text>9x19 PB1s S</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp-tracer">
		<text>9x19mm PB1s Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x19-pbp_s-trc">
		<text>9x19 PB1s T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-ap">
		<text>9x39mm SP-6 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-ap_s">
		<text>9x39 SP-6</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>9x39mm SP-6 Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-ap_s-trc">
		<text>9x39 SP-6 T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-pab9">
		<text>9x39mm PAB-9 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-pab9_s">
		<text>9x39 PAB9 </text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-pab9-tracer">
		<text>9x39mm PAB-9 Tracer Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-pab9_s-trc">
		<text>9x39 PAB9 T</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-sp5">
		<text>9x39mm SP-5 Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-9x39-sp5_s">
		<text>9x39 SP-5</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-gauss">
		<text>Gauss Rounds</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-gauss_s">
		<text>Gauss</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-m209">
		<text>M209 Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-m209_s">
		<text>M209</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-og-7b">
		<text>OG-7V Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-og-7b_s">
		<text>OG-7V</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-vog-25">
		<text>VOG-25 Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-vog-25_s">
		<text>VOG-25</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-vog-25p">
		<text>VOG-25R Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="ammo-vog-25p_s">
		<text>VOG-25R</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-11.43x23-fmj">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: USP, M1911, Sig Sauer P220\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-44-magnum">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: Desert Eagle\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-11.43x23-fmj-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: M1911, Sig Sauer P220\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-11.43x23-hydro">
		<text>TYPE: hollowpoint\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: USP, M1911, Sig Sauer P220\nMANUFACTURER: Hornady, USA\nINFO: good stopping power</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-11.43x23-hydro-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic hollowpoint\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: USP, M1911, Sig Sauer P220\nMANUFACTURER: Hornady, USA\nINFO: good stopping power</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-12x70-buck">
		<text>TYPE: 6mm shot\nDESIGNED FOR: Tula TOZ-66, Winchester 1300, SPAS-12\nINFO: most effective at under 30 meters</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-12x76-dart">
		<text>TYPE: finned\nDESIGNED FOR: Tula TOZ-66, Winchester 1300, SPAS-12\nINFO: most effective at under 150 meters</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-12x76-zhekan">
		<text>TYPE: slug\nDESIGNED FOR: Tula TOZ-66, Winchester 1300, SPAS-12\nINFO: most effective at under 100 meters</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-ap">
		<text>TYPE: armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (hollow)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AKS-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-ap-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (hollow)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AKS-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (hollow)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AKS-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-fmj">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (lead inlay)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AK-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Russian Military\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-fmj-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (lead inlay)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AK-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Russian Military\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.45x39-fmj-tracers">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel (lead inlay)\nDESIGNED FOR: AK-74, AK-74U, AN-94 Abakan\nMANUFACTURER: Russian Military\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ap">
		<text>TYPE: armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: Remington, USA</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ap-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: Remington, USA</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ap-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green-tipped armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: Remington, USA\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ss190">
		<text>TYPE: SS109\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: FN, Belgium</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ss190-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic SS109\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: FN, Belgium</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-5.56x45-ss190-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped SS109\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: L85A1, LR300, SIG 550, G36, FN F2000\nMANUFACTURER: FN, Belgium\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x54-7h1">
		<text>TYPE: sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Dragunov SVD, Dragunov SVU\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: cheap modification\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x54-7h1-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Dragunov SVD, Dragunov SVU\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: cheap modification\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x39">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: AKM\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x39-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: AKM\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x39-ap">
		<text>TYPE: armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: AKM\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: AKM\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x54-7h14">
		<text>TYPE: sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: Dragunov SVD, Dragunov SVU\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: improved accuracy and range\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x54-ap">
		<text>TYPE: armor-piercing sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Dragunov SVD, Dragunov SVU\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-7.62x54-ap-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped armor-piercing sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Dragunov SVD, Dragunov SVU\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x18-fmj">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: PM, PB/6P9, Fort 12\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia\n</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x18-pmm">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: PM, PB/6P9, Fort 12\nMANUFACTURER: Remington, USA\nINFO: high initial velocity, more power, better armor-piercing effect</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x18-fmj-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: PM, PB/6P9, Fort 12\nMANUFACTURER: Wolf, Russia\n</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x18-pmm-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: PM, PB/6P9, Fort 12\nMANUFACTURER: Remington, USA\nINFO: high initial velocity, more power, better armor-piercing effect</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-fmj">
		<text>TYPE: full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Novosibirsk, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-fmj-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Novosibirsk, Russia</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-fmj-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped full metal jacket\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Novosibirsk, Russia\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-pbp">
		<text>TYPE: hollowpoint\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Magtech, USA\nINFO: high-powered round</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-pbp-sub">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic hollowpoint\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Magtech, USA\nINFO: high-powered round</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x19-pbp-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped hollowpoint\nJACKET/CORE: copper/lead\nDESIGNED FOR: Walther P99, Beretta 92FS, MP5A3\nMANUFACTURER: Magtech, USA\nINFO: high-powered round\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x39-ap">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Groza OZ-14, VAL, Vintorez\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: subsonic bullet, armor-piercing under 400 meters</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x39-ap-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped subsonic armor-piercing\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Groza OZ-14, VAL, Vintorez\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: subsonic bullet, armor-piercing under 400 meters\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x39-pab9">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic sniper\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Groza OZ-14, VAL, Vintorez\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: cheap modification, subsonic bullet, armor-piercing under 300 meters\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x39-pab9-tracer">
		<text>TYPE: green tipped subsonic sniper\nJACKET/CORE: copper/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Groza OZ-14, VAL, Vintorez\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: cheap modification, subsonic bullet, armor-piercing under 300 meters\nCORROSIVE AMMUNITION</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-9x39-sp5">
		<text>TYPE: subsonic sniper\nJACKET/CORE: steel/steel\nDESIGNED FOR: Groza OZ-14, VAL, Vintorez\nMANUFACTURER: Soviet Union\nINFO: subsonic bullet, heavy weight, armor-piercing under 400 meters</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-gauss">
		<text>TYPE: energy cell\nDESIGNED FOR: Gauss\nINFO: energy source is Flash artifact</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-m209">
		<text>TYPE: grenade\nDESIGNED FOR: LR300, G36, SIG 550, L85A1, FN F2000\nINFO: for grenade launcher</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-og-7b">
		<text>TYPE: HE grenade\nDESIGNED FOR: RPG-7\nMANUFACTURER: NA\nINFO: effective against troops and light armor</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-vog-25">
		<text>TYPE: grenade\nDESIGNED FOR: GP-25, Groza OZ-14, RG-6\nMANUFACTURER: NA</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_ammo_ammo-vog-25p">
		<text>TYPE: grenade\nDESIGNED FOR: GP-25, Groza OZ-14, RG-6\nMANUFACTURER: NA</text>
	</string>
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		<text>The Soviet F-1 hand grenade, nicknamed the limonka ("lemon"), is an anti-personnel fragmentation grenade first introduced during World War II and subsequently redesigned post-war. It has been supplied to various foreign countries, and there are different production variations according to country of origin.\n\nThe F-1 is 600g, with a 60g explosive charge of trinitrotoluene, or TNT. The URZRGM fuze is a universal Russian type with a 3.5 to 4 second delay. The grenade can be thrown a maximum distance estimated at about 50m. It has a steel exterior that is ribbed both to generated fragmentation upon detonation, and to prevent hands from slipping. The radius of this shrapnel is up to 200m, with an effective radius of approximately 30m. It is 130mm long with a 55mm diameter.\n\nAlthough obsolete and no longer in production, the F-1 grenade is the preferred indirect weapon of most stalkers thanks to its cheap cost and reliability, although military reliance is perhaps the largest reason for its popularity in the Zone. It is believed that, due to budget constraints, the Ukranian army has been forced to supply their soldiers with outdated grenades as a means to levy high costs in the Zone, but theft of military supplies has made it painfully aware that these grenades are being used against the Ukranian armed forces as much as they are being used by them.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_grenade-gd05">
		<text>TYPE: smoke grenade\nINFO: creates a 10-second smokescreen</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_grenade-rgd5">
		<text>The RGD-5 hand grenade is a post-World War II Russian anti-personnel fragmentation grenade designed for offensive combat. Manufactured in Russia until the second Chernobyl disaster, it remains one of the most popular offensive hand grenades in the former Soviet Union.\n\nContaining 110g of trinitrotoluene, or TNT, this 310g weapon is 114mm long and 56.8mm in diameter. It can be thrown approximately 50m and produces about 350 fragments, the effective radius of which is 20m. Detonation is via a 4-second pyrotechnic fuze.\n\nWhile less popular than the F-1 defensive grenade, the RGD-5 serves its purpose as an offensive explosive device, usually utilized by groups as a means to overwhelm an entrenched enemy. Not often used by regular stalkers, many fire-side stories have risen from defective grenades coming too close for comfort. It is extremely rare to see handicapped stalkers for the simple reason that there is usually not enough stalker left to handicap.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-abakan">
		<text>The AN-94 Abakan, a modern Russian assault rifle, was designed to replace the aging AK-74 series of the Russian military. While it has not yet replaced the Kalashnikov as a universal rifle due to its cost and complex internal mechanisms, it was adopted by the Russian Spetsnaz special forces unit for its high rate-of-fire and accuracy. It was designed at Izhmash, where it is manufactured, by the son of AK-47 designer Mikhail Kalashnikov, Sergey Koksharov. It has two firing modes: 2-round burst, and fully automatic. The special method of operation allows for an incredibly accurate burst mode at just over 1800rpm, with each bullet hitting the exact same spot.\n\nThe Avtomat Nikonova (after Gennadiy Nikonov) model 1994 is chambered for the 5.45x39mm cartridge, and weighs 3.85kg unloaded. It is 943mm long, with 405mm accounting for the barrel. It has a standard rate-of-fire of 1800/600rpm (burst/auto), and has a muzzle velocity of 900m/s. Its effective range is 400m and comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine. The rear peep sight it a vast improvement over AK models, and has rails for both an optical sight and a barrel-mounted grenade launcher.\n\nThe Abakan was introduced into the Zone after the disassembly of Spetsnaz in 2008. It has gained a modest following with the military in the Zone, as well as the Duty members who immitate them. Since demand for the weapon outside of organized groups is extremely low, prices on the rifle usually do not reflect real-world conditions, and for this reason some stalkers have found the firepower, for such a reduced cost, extremely satisfying.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-abakan_m1">
		<text>The AN-94 Abakan, a modern Russian assault rifle, was designed to replace the aging AK-74 series of the Russian military. While it has not yet replaced the Kalashnikov as a universal rifle due to its cost and complex internal mechanisms, it was adopted by the Russian Spetsnaz special forces unit for its high rate-of-fire and accuracy. It was designed at Izhmash, where it is manufactured, by the son of AK-47 designer Mikhail Kalashnikov, Sergey Koksharov. It has two firing modes: 2-round burst, and fully automatic. The special method of operation allows for an incredibly accurate burst mode at just over 1800rpm, with each bullet hitting the exact same spot.\n\nThe Avtomat Nikonova (after Gennadiy Nikonov) model 1994 is chambered for the 5.45x39mm cartridge, and weighs 3.85kg unloaded. It is 943mm long, with 405mm accounting for the barrel. It has a standard rate-of-fire of 1800/600rpm (burst/auto), and has a muzzle velocity of 900m/s. Its effective range is 400m and comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine. The rear peep sight it a vast improvement over AK models, and has rails for both an optical sight and a barrel-mounted grenade launcher.\n\nThe Abakan was introduced into the Zone after the disassembly of Spetsnaz in 2008. It has gained a modest following with the military in the Zone, as well as the Duty members who immitate them. Since demand for the weapon outside of organized groups is extremely low, prices on the rifle usually do not reflect real-world conditions, and for this reason some stalkers have found the firepower, for such a reduced cost, extremely satisfying.\n\nThis Abakan is specially-modified with an integrated PSO-1 optical scope, and is designed specifically for long-range combat.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-abakan_m2">
		<text>The AN-94 Abakan, a modern Russian assault rifle, was designed to replace the aging AK-74 series of the Russian military. While it has not yet replaced the Kalashnikov as a universal rifle due to its cost and complex internal mechanisms, it was adopted by the Russian Spetsnaz special forces unit for its high rate-of-fire and accuracy. It was designed at Izhmash, where it is manufactured, by the son of AK-47 designer Mikhail Kalashnikov, Sergey Koksharov. It has two firing modes: 2-round burst, and fully automatic. The special method of operation allows for an incredibly accurate burst mode at just over 1800rpm, with each bullet hitting the exact same spot.\n\nThe Avtomat Nikonova (after Gennadiy Nikonov) model 1994 is chambered for the 5.45x39mm cartridge, and weighs 3.85kg unloaded. It is 943mm long, with 405mm accounting for the barrel. It has a standard rate-of-fire of 1800/600rpm (burst/auto), and has a muzzle velocity of 900m/s. Its effective range is 400m and comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine. The rear peep sight it a vast improvement over AK models, and has rails for both an optical sight and a barrel-mounted grenade launcher.\n\nThe Abakan was introduced into the Zone after the disassembly of Spetsnaz in 2008. It has gained a modest following with the military in the Zone, as well as the Duty members who immitate them. Since demand for the weapon outside of organized groups is extremely low, prices on the rifle usually do not reflect real-world conditions, and for this reason some stalkers have found the firepower, for such a reduced cost, extremely satisfying.\n\nThis Abakan has been modified with a permanent GP-25 40mm grenade launcher, perfect for heavy-arms specialists.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-grenade-launcher">
		<text>First seen in the early 80s, this 40mm grenade launcher can be equipped to most AK variants as a means to exponentially increase its firepower. The GP-25 is reliable, and ammunition is readily available.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-grenade-launcher-m203">
		<text>Introduced into the US military in the early 70s, this 40mm grenade launcher is the perfect solution for crowd control in the Zone. Expensive, the M203 is still the most reliable grenade-firing system imported into the Zone, although its reliability in the Zone's difficult environment is still questionable.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-scope">
		<text>Introduced in 1936, the PSO-1 (Pristel Snaypersky Optichesky) is a simple and reliable 4x scope, favored by marksmen but used throughout the Zone as a means to conduct long-range warfare.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-scope-susat">
		<text>The SUSAT, or Sight Unit Small Arms, Trilux, is a durable and well-built 4x optical sight. Although not manufactured locally, the SUSAT has been in such demand by veteran stalkers that several small shipments have been made almost directly to the Zone.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-silencer">
		<text>This detachable suppressor is designed specifically for 5.45mm weapons.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-silencer556">
		<text>This detachable suppressor is designed specifically for 5.56mm weapons.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-silencer919">
		<text>This detachable suppressor is designed specifically for 9mm weapons.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-silencer45">
		<text>This detachable suppressor is designed specifically for .45 caliber weapons.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-addon-silencergroza">
		<text>This detachable suppressor is designed specifically for the OC-14 Groza.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-ak74">
		<text>The AK-74, when first designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov, was assumed to be a limited-production modification of the AK-47 for special forces groups. In reality, Izhmash mass produced this rifle to replace the AKM entirely. Originally, the AK-74 had a laminated wood stock (1973-1985), but later production models used black glass-filled polyamide, giving the rifle an all-black finish. Notable is the distinctive muzzle brake, which, though effective, is still extremely loud. "Lightning cuts" on the buttstock help make this gun exceptionally light without effecting the user's firing patterns. The firing selector remains unchanged from 47 models, with automatic directly proceeding safety, followed by single, making this an assault rifle with heavy machine gun influences.\n\nThe Avtomat Kalashnikova fires 5.45x39mm rounds out of a 30-round detachable box magazine with a muzzle velocity of 900m/s, giving it an effective range of 500m at 600rpm in full-auto. It is 943mm long with a 415mm barrel, and weighs 3.3kg unloaded. Current versions also have mounting rails for optical sights, and are compatible with most under-barrel grenade-launchers.\n\nThe AK-74 was a natural evolution to warfare in the Zone, being lighter and having a further effective range than the AK-47, and chambering the smaller, more universal (and less expensive) 5.45x39mm bullets. Since it is more easily-maintained than the AN-94, it is the standard assault weapon for most stalkers in the Zone. The AK-74 is the rifle primarily held responsible for the low cost and general availability of the 5.45x39mm round.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-akm">
		<text>A redesigned version of the Avtomat Kalashnikova 47, the AKM (M for "Modernized") uses a stamped sheet-metal receiver and a slanted muzzle break to combat muzzle rise under recoil. Introduced in 1959, it was essentially an upgraded AK-47 with a cyclic rate reducer to prevent high rate-of-fire jamming.\n\nThe AKM is 3.14kg unloaded, and is 870mm long with a 415mm barrel. It fires 7.62x39mm rounds at 710m/s for an effective range of 300m. It can fire projectiles at 600rpm, although this is usually reduced thanks to its rate reducer (specific to the AKM model). It is fed by a 30-round detachable box magazine, and comes standard with both adjustable iron sights, and mounts for optical sights.\n\nThe AKM is all that is left of pre-70s Kalashnikova weaponry, and has found a home in the Zone's tense atmosphere as a close-quarters lead-spitter. Smuggled across the Zone's perimeter by almost every other stalker, it has even been employed by the Ukranian military as a cost-effective rifle looted from corpses. Although the ammunition is rather expensive thanks to its rarity, it still remains one of the more powerful rounds in Chernobyl.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-ak74_m1">
		<text>The AK-74, when first designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov, was assumed to be a limited-production modification of the AK-47 for special forces groups. In reality, Izhmash mass produced this rifle to replace the AKM entirely. Originally, the AK-74 had a laminated wood stock (1973-1985), but later production models used black glass-filled polyamide, giving the rifle an all-black finish. Notable is the distinctive muzzle brake, which, though effective, is still extremely loud. "Lightning cuts" on the buttstock help make this gun exceptionally light without effecting the user's firing patterns. The firing selector remains unchanged from 47 models, with automatic directly proceeding safety, followed by single, making this an assault rifle with heavy machine gun influences.\n\nThe Avtomat Kalashnikova fires 5.45x39mm rounds out of a 30-round detachable box magazine with a muzzle velocity of 900m/s, giving it an effective range of 500m at 600rpm in full-auto. It is 943mm long with a 415mm barrel, and weighs 3.3kg unloaded. Current versions also have mounting rails for optical sights, and are compatible with most under-barrel grenade-launchers.\n\nThe AK-74 was a natural evolution to warfare in the Zone, being lighter and having a further effective range than the AK-47, and chambering the smaller, more universal (and less expensive) 5.45x39mm bullets. Since it is more easily-maintained than the AN-94, it is the standard assault weapon for most stalkers in the Zone. The AK-74 is the rifle primarily held responsible for the low cost and general availability of the 5.45x39mm round.\n\nThis AK-74 has been heavily modified with a state-of-the-art closing system, giving it a rate-of-fire much faster than traditional firearms.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-ak74u">
		<text>Ammunition: 5.45x39mm\nMagazine Capacity: 30 rounds\n\nThe AKS-74U (the "U" suffix stands for "Ukorochennyj", or "Shortened") was developed in the late 1970s by Mikhail Kalashnikov and Izhmash. Its conical flash suppressor, employed in lieu of a muzzle brake, functions as an expansion chamber to bleed off gasses that would otherwise cause violent recoil and flash. Intended for use by vehicle crews, artillery teams, and special forces units, the small size and light weight make it ideal for mobile, small-arms units in the former USSR.\n\nThe AKS-74U weighs just 2.71kg unloaded, and measures 735mm (with 210mm barrel). Although often mistakenly identified as a submachine gun due to its size, it fires 5.45x39mm rounds, an assault rifle by definition. It's rate-of-fire is 650rpm, and it has an effective range of 200m at 710m/s. It comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine, and has a flip-type U-notch rear iron sight.\n\nThe Shortened Avtomat has seen extensive use, particularly thanks to Sidrovich's efforts in bringing cheap and versatile weaponry to the Zone, and Wolf's association with it around Cordon. While many new stalkers to the Zone use it for this reason, it's also been seen deep into the Zone due to military affiliation with the rifle, although it has been debated if this is due more to an ever-shrinking budget than to its supposed effectiveness in combat.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-ak74u_m1">
		<text>The AKS-74U (the "U" suffix stands for "Ukorochennyj", or "Shortened") was developed in the late 1970s by Mikhail Kalashnikov and Izhmash. Its conical flash suppressor, employed in lieu of a muzzle brake, functions as an expansion chamber to bleed off gasses that would otherwise cause violent recoil and flash. Intended for use by vehicle crews, artillery teams, and special forces units, the small size and light weight make it ideal for mobile, small-arms units in the former USSR.\n\nThe AKS-74U weighs just 2.71kg unloaded, and measures 735mm (with 210mm barrel). Although often mistakenly identified as a submachine gun due to its size, it fires 5.45x39mm rounds, an assault rifle by definition. It's rate-of-fire is 650rpm, and it has an effective range of 200m at 710m/s. It comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine, and has a flip-type U-notch rear iron sight.\n\nThe Shortened Avtomat has seen extensive use, particularly thanks to Sidrovich's efforts in bringing cheap and versatile weaponry to the Zone, and Wolf's association with it around Cordon. While many new stalkers to the Zone use it for this reason, it's also been seen deep into the Zone due to military affiliation with the rifle, although it has been debated if this is due more to an ever-shrinking budget than to its supposed effectiveness in combat.\n\nThis particular AKS-74U has an integrated, high-quality suppressor which makes it ideal for night raids.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-beretta">
		<text>The Beretta 92FS is a semi-automatic pistol designed and manufactured by Beretta of Italy. It was designed in 1972, and is most famous for replacing the M1911 pistol as the standard sidearm of the United States armed forces in 1985, as the M9 pistol, but it also serves in various other national armies and police forces.\n\nThe 92FS is 970g and 217mm long with a 125mm barrel. It fires the common 9x19mm round via a detachable 15-round box magazine and has a muzzle velocity of 381m/s, with an effective range of 50m. Its iron sights can be fitted with night sights for dark scenerios.\n\nThe Beretta has seen only limited use in the Zone, mostly due to price tags brought about by steep import fees into Russia, and the generally pessimistic attitude assumed by many stalkers towards Western weaponry. Although seldom employed, the 92FS remains a reliable and beloved sidearm in the hands of those few who choose to wield it.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-bm16">
		<text>The Tula TOZ-66 is a relatively unknown, half-century old multi-purpose short-barrelled shotgun. Similar to the Baikal Coach rifles, the TOZ-66 is a cheap weapon manufactured briefly and unheard of in the Western world.\n\nThe 66 is a 12 guage shotgun with a 510mm barrel and heavy outside hammers. Moderate engraving adorns the 1.9kg weapon, making it more of an antique than a firearm. It has an effective range of approximately 30m.\n\nSeveral caches of rusted TOZ-66 shotguns were discovered shortly before the second Chernobyl disaster, and when it became apparent that the Zone would be host to the gold rush of the East, thieves managed to procure enough munitions to supply rookie stalkers just entering the Zone for the first time. Although almost completely outdated in the present day and age, they are still being sold as cheap firepower on the border between the Zone and Russia.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-colt_m1">
		<text>The Colt M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic handgun designed by John Browning, and was the standard sidearm of the United States Armed Forces from 1911 to 1985. Of particular note is the short recoil principle of the basic design, which has risen to become the pre-eminent operating system of almost all modern pistols.\n\nThe M1911 is 1.105kg unloaded, and 210mm long with a 127mm barrel. It fires the .45 ACP (43x23mm caliber) round at 244m/s, making its effective range approximately 62m. It is fed by a 7 round standard-capacity magazine.\n\nAlthough Western, the M1911 has gathed perhaps the most use of any .45 ACP weapon inside the Zone thanks to its reliability and pure firepower. Even though this weapon is more than a century old, it remains a favorite among the steadfast, and the foolish. Its small magazine capacity means that most firefights are very brief, close-range affairs between two stalkers who really don't like each other.\n\nThis 1911's barrel has been modified to fit an integrated high-quality suppressor, which effectively muffles sound and lowers muzzle flash.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-colt1911">
		<text>The Colt M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic handgun designed by John Browning, and was the standard sidearm of the United States Armed Forces from 1911 to 1985. Of particular note is the short recoil principle of the basic design, which has risen to become the pre-eminent operating system of almost all modern pistols.\n\nThe M1911 is 1.105kg unloaded, and 210mm long with a 127mm barrel. It fires the .45 ACP (43x23mm caliber) round at 244m/s, making its effective range approximately 62m. It is fed by a 7 round standard-capacity magazine.\n\nAlthough Western, the M1911 has gathed perhaps the most use of any .45 ACP weapon inside the Zone thanks to its reliability and pure firepower. Even though this weapon is more than a century old, it remains a favorite among the steadfast, and the foolish. Its small magazine capacity means that most firefights are very brief, close-range affairs between two stalkers who really don't like each other.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-desert-eagle">
		<text>Ammunition: .44 Magnum\nMagazine Capacity: 8 rounds\n\nThe Desert Eagle, manufactured by Israel Military Industries (IMI) for Magnum Research Inc., is a unique large caliber semi-automatic pistol. What is most unusual about this pistol is that it uses a gas-operated mechanism more commonly found in rifles, as opposed to the short recoil or blow-back designs most commonly seen in semi-automatic handguns.\n\nThe Desert Eagle fires the powerful .44 Magnum round, and comes standard with a 8 round magazine. For a pistol, it is remarkably heavy at 1.36kg unloaded, and is also longer than conventional sidearms at 260mm (with 152mm accounting for the barrel). It has an incredible muzzle velocity of 450m/s with an effective range of 200m.\n\nAlthough powerful, the Desert Eagle was obviously not made for the Zone's conditions: it is unwieldy, unreliable and difficult to maintain, as well as extremely expensive due to importing fees and the black market's unstable economy. Although some stalkers have been known to carry them for hunting particularly powerful mutants, it is mostly out of stubbornness or the inability to find a buyer within the Zone. As it was designed primarily as a hunting or sports weapon, so too is its primary purpose in Russia.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-eagle_m1">
		<text>The Desert Eagle, manufactured by Israel Military Industries (IMI) for Magnum Research Inc., is a unique large caliber semi-automatic pistol. What is most unusual about this pistol is that it uses a gas-operated mechanism more commonly found in rifles, as opposed to the short recoil or blow-back designs most commonly seen in semi-automatic handguns.\n\nThe Desert Eagle fires the powerful .44 Magnum round*, and comes standard with a 8 round magazine. For a pistol, it is remarkably heavy at 1.36kg unloaded, and is also longer than conventional sidearms at 260mm (with 152mm accounting for the barrel). It has an incredible muzzle velocity of 450m/s with an effective range of 200m.\n\nAlthough powerful, the Desert Eagle was obviously not made for the Zone's conditions: it is unwieldy, unreliable and difficult to maintain, as well as extremely expensive due to importing fees and the black market's unstable economy. Although some stalkers have been known to carry them for hunting particularly powerful mutants, it is mostly out of stubbornness or the inability to find a buyer within the Zone. As it was designed primarily as a hunting or sports weapon, so too is its primary purpose in Russia.\n\n*This Desert Eagle has been heavily modified to chamber the 9x39mm rifle round, which although seemingly impractical, fits the profile and context of the handgun far more effectively than the .44 Magnum round.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-fn2000">
		<text>The F2000 is a modern assault rifle developed and manufactured by Fabrique Nationale de Herstal in Belgium. It was introduced in 2001 as a versatile, compact rifle utilizing the bullpup configuration for maximum accuracy and maneuverability.\n\nThe FN F2000 is 4.6kg unloaded, making it slightly heavier than most carbines. It is 694mm long with a 400mm barrel. The rifle fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds at 900m/s, with an effective range of 500m at 850rpm. It comes standard with a 30-round detachable box magazine. The standard F2000 comes with a plastic forward handguard which can be removed to fit modifications such as the M203 grenade launcher, and an optical sight capable of 1.6x magnification.\n\nThe F2000 sees very limited use in the Zone, although this is changing thanks to a supply surge in the black market following the Belgian Incident of 2008. Although still expensive thanks to Russian import taxes, it has become a favorite of select stalkers thanks to its unique versatility and potential as an all-purpose rifle.</text>
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	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-fort">
		<text>Ammunition: 9x18mm\nMagazine Capacity: 12 rounds\n\nThe Fort 12 pistol was an attempt by Ukraine to develop its own police pistol to replace the Soviet era Makarov PM, manufactured by state-owned FORT. Early production models were only marginally reliable, but at present all major problems have been alleviated.\n\nThe Fort 12 is 830g unloaded, and fires 9x18mm bullets. It is 180mm long with a 95mm barrel. It is a double-action, semi-automatic weapon capable of 40 rounds per minute, with a muzzle velocity of 315m/s, and an effective range of approximately 50m. It is fed via a 12-round detachable box magazine, although modified versions exist with extended grips.\n\nThe Fort is extremely prevailent in the Zone, thanks almost exclusively to the unwavering devotion of the Ukranian military to it as a sidearm. Skeptics suggest that the Fort 12 has outlasted its welcome in the Zone thanks to military presence, although it is undebatable that it has seen as much use from stalkers who favor its large magazine and low cost.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-fort_m1">
		<text>The Fort 12 pistol was an attempt by Ukraine to develop its own police pistol to replace the Soviet era Makarov PM, manufactured by state-owned FORT. Early production models were only marginally reliable, but at present all major problems have been alleviated.\n\nThe Fort 12 is 830g unloaded, and fires 9x18mm bullets. It is 180mm long with a 95mm barrel. It is a double-action, semi-automatic weapon capable of 40 rounds per minute, with a muzzle velocity of 315m/s, and an effective range of approximately 50m. It is fed via a 12-round detachable box magazine, although modified versions exist with extended grips.\n\nThe Fort is extremely prevailent in the Zone, thanks almost exclusively to the unwavering devotion of the Ukranian military to it as a sidearm. Skeptics suggest that the Fort 12 has outlasted its welcome in the Zone thanks to military presence, although it is undebatable that it has seen as much use from stalkers who favor its large magazine and low cost.\n\nThis particular pistol is a prototype released to select military personnel for battlefield testing, although how it ended up in the Zone is a matter of inquiry. Most notable of the current test model is its extended magazine, although several other improvements have been made in an attempt to ready it for future combat.</text>
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		<text>The G36 is an assault rifle designed and manufactured by Heckler and Koch in Germany since 1991. It is the current service rifle of the German Armed Forces, and was used by the Spanish military until 2009. The rifle is accurate and extremely reliable, although rough handling can cause damage to the gas piston components.\n\nThe HK G36 is 3.6kg unloaded, and is 999mm long with a 480mm barrel. It fires 5.56x45mm NATO cartridges, and has a muzzle velocity of 920m/s with an effective range of 800m. It has a rate of fire of 750 rounds per minute. It is fed via a 30-round detachable box magazine. The G36 employs a unique dual sighting system, with two sights on top of each other. The lower optical sight is capable of 3.0x analog magnification, while the top is an electronic red dot reflex sight at 1.0x magnification, designed to be used with both eyes open.\n\nThe G36 is an unlikely candidate for the Zone thanks to restrictions on export from Germany, but recent fallout over the Belgian Incident has seen production soar and several variants have appeared on the black market, most predominantly the standard G36 and the G36K. While cheaper than most other foreign firearms, the G36 is used by few because of its relative fragility in the wrong hands: those who know how to treat this rifle properly have prospered on its reliability and user-friendliness.</text>
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		<text>A prototype super-rifle developed after the second Chernobyl disaster, this extremely experimental firearm was the first successful attempt to harness the power of artifacts as combat weapons. Fed directly from a Flash artifact, it fires 2mm gauss rounds specially-made specifically for this weapon. It has a maximum effective range of 1100m, and is fed by a 10-round magazine (also specially machined). It is unknown in what quantity these rifles were produced, but it's safe to assume that this particular weapon is a test model abandoned thanks to the varying power of most artifacts in the Zone. Although experiments with artifacts have increased in recent years, none have as yet been as successful as the Gauss rifle.</text>
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		<text>The OC-14 Groza "Thunder" is an assault rifle designed by CKIB SOO and manufactured by TOZ in Russia. It was originally designed for Russian Internal Affairs Ministry special forces as a quick-conversion rifle for variable scenerios, with all parts necessary for conversion supplied in one kit.\n\nThe Groza is 3.8kg in its base configuration, unloaded, and is 700mm long with a 415mm barrel. It fires 9x39mm SP-6 ammunition at 310m/s, for an effective range of 700m at 750 rounds per minute. The bullpup design means the 20-round detachable box magazine is behind the trigger. The rifle is modifiable with an under-barrel grenade launcher, and most Zone-ready OC-14s come standard with a GP-25 40mm. grenade launcher.\n\nThe "Thunder" has been used on occasion in the Zone, mainly due to the several special units operating closer to Chernobyl. Although cheap, demand for the Groza outside of special task forces is relatively low, and most available OC-14s are a direct result of dead military commandos. The ability to mount a silencer or grenade launcher make this a tool of deadly precision in the right hands.</text>
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		<text>The OC-14 Groza "Thunder" is an assault rifle designed by CKIB SOO and manufactured by TOZ in Russia. It was originally designed for Russian Internal Affairs Ministry special forces as a quick-conversion rifle for variable scenerios, with all parts necessary for conversion supplied in one kit.\n\nThe Groza is 3.8kg in its base configuration, unloaded, and is 700mm long with a 415mm barrel. It fires 9x39mm SP-6 ammunition* at 310m/s, for an effective range of 700m at 750 rounds per minute. The bullpup design means the 20-round detachable box magazine is behind the trigger. The rifle is modifiable with an under-barrel grenade launcher, and most Zone-ready OC-14s come standard with a GP-25 40mm. grenade launcher.\n\nThe "Thunder" has been used on occasion in the Zone, mainly due to the several special units operating closer to Chernobyl. Although cheap, demand for the Groza outside of special task forces is relatively low, and most available OC-14s are a direct result of dead military commandos. The ability to mount a silencer or grenade launcher make this a tool of deadly precision in the right hands.\n\n*While a stalker might consider himself lucky to find a "Thunder" in and of itself, this one comes complete with several pieces available in the standard-issue RIAMSF conversion kit. Modified for prolonged combat, this Groza is chambered, thanks to new prototype internals, for the 5.45x39mm round, and comes complete with a new AK-74 type magazine. The barrel rails have also been modified to permanently hold a GP-25 40mm grenade launcher, although this modification seems to go beyond the conversion kit itself.</text>
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		<text>The HPSA (short for Hi-Power Semi-Automatic), is a single-action pistol based on ideas conceived in 1922 by American firearms inventor John Browning, and later patented by FN of Herstal, Belgium. The design was fully developed by Belgian arms designer Dieudonne Saive, working at Fabrique Nationale. \n\nThe Hi-Power "King of Nines" is so-called thanks to its standard 13-round detachable box magazine, which was almost twice the size of standard 9x19mm pistols at the time. It is 200mm long with a 118mm barrel and weighs 930g unloaded. It has a muzzle velocity of 350m/s, with a maximum effective range of 50m. It comes standard with a blade front/notch rear iron sight (dovetailed to slide).\n\nThe HPSA has only very recently found its way to the Zone, primarily through nostalgic traders who believe that rookies need to wield historical weaponry to understand Chernobyl. As fanciful as these traders are, the King of Nines remains a solid weapon in the hands of experienced stalkers, particularly those who've mastered the intricacies if its design. Those who swear by the HPSA have been around for a very long time.</text>
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		<text>An AK-47 bayonette modified with a wooden grip and heavy multi-purpose metal grooves, this knife is a textbook example of stalker enginuity and resourcefulness. Although worn and somewhat dull, this knife, and others like it, are sought-after thanks to their usefulness. Many a story has been told about the time a stalker's blade has saved his skin.</text>
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		<text>The L85A1 is a bullpup-style assault rifle originally designed by Enfield, then redesigned by Heckler and Koch in 2000 due to reliability issues. Although several different designs were built between its inception in 1985 and its end-of-service in 2007, the L85A1 is the only outlasting model.\n\nThe L85 is 4.98kg unloaded, making it relatively heavy for a rifle. It is 798mm long with a 518mm barrel, and fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds. With a muzzle velocity of 940m/s, the L85A1 has an effective range of 400m. It is fed via a 30-round detachable box magazine, with a much-improved spring system in place over older models to prevent stoppages. The L85 has an integrated Tritium-illuminated telescopic sight.\n\nThe L85 has seen increased use in the Zone as soldiers of the British army prepare for the anticipated new rifle scheduled for 2015. No longer in production, most L85A1s have fallen into the black market, where the rifles end up in the Zone via particularly wealthy traders. Demand is extremely low, thanks completely to its unreliability and weight, as well as being prone to jamming in conditions of heat, cold, sand, and dust, making it wholely unfit for the Zone's hostile conditions.</text>
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		<text>The L85A1 is a bullpup-style assault rifle originally designed by Enfield, then redesigned by Heckler and Koch in 2000 due to reliability issues. Although several different designs were built between its inception in 1985 and its end-of-service in 2007, the L85A1 is the only outlasting model.\n\nThe L85 is 4.98kg unloaded, making it relatively heavy for a rifle. It is 798mm long with a 518mm barrel, and fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds. With a muzzle velocity of 940m/s, the L85A1 has an effective range of 400m. It is fed via a 30-round detachable box magazine, with a much-improved spring system in place over older models to prevent stoppages. The L85 has an integrated Tritium-illuminated telescopic sight.\n\nThe L85 has seen increased use in the Zone as soldiers of the British army prepare for the anticipated new rifle scheduled for 2015. No longer in production, most L85A1s have fallen into the black market, where the rifles end up in the Zone via particularly wealthy traders. Demand is extremely low, thanks completely to its unreliability and weight, as well as being prone to jamming in conditions of heat, cold, sand, and dust, making it wholely unfit for the Zone's hostile conditions.\n\nThis L85A1 has been skillfully adjusted to be perfectly balanced, giving the user better stability and accuracy.</text>
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		<text>The L85A1 is a bullpup-style assault rifle originally designed by Enfield, then redesigned by Heckler and Koch in 2000 due to reliability issues. Although several different designs were built between its inception in 1985 and its end-of-service in 2007, the L85A1 is the only outlasting model.\n\nThe L85 is 4.98kg unloaded, making it relatively heavy for a rifle. It is 798mm long with a 518mm barrel, and fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds. With a muzzle velocity of 940m/s, the L85A1 has an effective range of 400m. It is fed via a 30-round detachable box magazine, with a much-improved spring system in place over older models to prevent stoppages. The L85 has an integrated Tritium-illuminated telescopic sight.\n\nThe L85 has seen increased use in the Zone as soldiers of the British army prepare for the anticipated new rifle scheduled for 2015. No longer in production, most L85A1s have fallen into the black market, where the rifles end up in the Zone via particularly wealthy traders. Demand is extremely low, thanks completely to its unreliability and weight, as well as being prone to jamming in conditions of heat, cold, sand, and dust, making it wholely unfit for the Zone's hostile conditions.\n\nThis particular weapon has been completely stripped of all non-essential parts, making it considerably lighter than other models of the L85A1. On top of this, a suppressor has been permanently attached to the barrel, making it a raider's best friend.</text>
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		<text>The LR-300, designed and manufactured by Z-M Weapons, was an experimental assault rifle built for a very particular class of soldier. With its "diverted-felt recoil" system, muzzle-rise is significantly reduced compared to other common rifles and carbines, making it particularly successful in automatic combat. It comes standard with a fully-folding skeletal stock, which both reduces weight and increases versatility. The LR-300 has a flat top receiver with Weaver rails, allowing it to be used with multiple types of sights. Of particular note is the grip angle, which is the same as that of the M1991 pistol: frequently called the "gold standard" for pistol grip angles, the reproduction of that firearm's grip angle is said to further aid in making it a far more controllable rifle than others.\n\nThe Z-M assault rifle is 3.1kg unloaded, and is 546mm long with a 292mm barrel. It fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds at 930m/s, with an effective range of 300m, through a 30-round STANAG M16 detachable box magazine.\n\nThe LR-300's appearance in the Zone is more due to chance than any actual want for the rifle from stalkers or military personnel. Several crates of Z-M weaponry were used as payment in 2010 for a black market transaction of bulk low-grade artifacts, and were subsequently used in several raids into the deeper sections of the Zone.</text>
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		<text>The LR-300, designed and manufactured by Z-M Weapons, was an experimental assault rifle built for a very particular class of soldier. With its "diverted-felt recoil" system, muzzle-rise is significantly reduced compared to other common rifles and carbines, making it particularly successful in automatic combat. It comes standard with a fully-folding skeletal stock, which both reduces weight and increases versatility. The LR-300 has a flat top receiver with Weaver rails, allowing it to be used with multiple types of sights. Of particular note is the grip angle, which is the same as that of the M1991 pistol: frequently called the "gold standard" for pistol grip angles, the reproduction of that firearm's grip angle is said to further aid in making it a far more controllable rifle than others.\n\nThe Z-M assault rifle is 3.1kg unloaded, and is 546mm long with a 292mm barrel. It fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds at 930m/s, with an effective range of 300m, through a 30-round STANAG M16 detachable box magazine.\n\nThe LR-300's appearance in the Zone is more due to chance than any actual want for the rifle from stalkers or military personnel. Several crates of Z-M weaponry were used as payment in 2010 for a black market transaction of bulk low-grade artifacts, and were subsequently used in several raids into the deeper sections of the Zone.\n\nAn interesting choice of modifications obviously designed for a special operator, this LR-300 has a SUSAT optical scope, and a high-grade suppressor, permanently attached, making it a high-powered, silent, fully-automatic sniper rifle: deadly in the right hands.</text>
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		<text>The MP5A3 is part of a family of closed-bolt submachine guns developed by Heckler and Koch in Germany, in 1966. The MP5's accuracy, reliability, and wide range of accessories have made it the submachine gun of choice for military and law enforcement agencies worldwide for almost half a century. As with most HK weaponry, the trigger group is replaceable, and several different models use different firing methods, including fully-automatic, 3- or 2-round burst, and semi-automatic. The MP5A3 has a retractable stock and a Navy/SEF trigger group.\n\nThe MP5A3 is 2.88kg and 660mm long with the stock extended (with a 255mm barrel). Firing the 9x19mm round, the MP5 has a muzzle velocity of 270m/s and an effective range of 200m. It is fed by a 30-round detachable box magazine, and comes standard with a rear rotary diopter and front tritium-hooded post iron sights.\n\nThe MP5 was a natural evolution in Zone warfare, employed mainly by bandits who preferred the ability to conceal their weapons at inopportune moments. Since the continued evolution of body armor in the 21st century, the black market has been flooded with MP5 variants as personal defense weaponry has become more and more prevailent. Now inexpensive, the MP5 has been equipped by various stalkers for various reasons.</text>
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		<text>The MP5A3 is part of a family of closed-bolt submachine guns developed by Heckler and Koch in Germany, in 1966. The MP5's accuracy, reliability, and wide range of accessories have made it the submachine gun of choice for military and law enforcement agencies worldwide for almost half a century. As with most HK weaponry, the trigger group is replaceable, and several different models use different firing methods, including fully-automatic, 3- or 2-round burst, and semi-automatic. The MP5A3 has a retractable stock and a Navy/SEF trigger group.\n\nThe MP5A3 is 2.88kg and 660mm long with the stock extended (with a 255mm barrel). Firing the 9x19mm round*, the MP5 has a muzzle velocity of 270m/s and an effective range of 200m. It is fed by a 30-round detachable box magazine, and comes standard with a rear rotary diopter and front tritium-hooded post iron sights.\n\nThe MP5 was a natural evolution in Zone warfare, employed mainly by bandits who preferred the ability to conceal their weapons at inopportune moments. Since the continued evolution of body armor in the 21st century, the black market has been flooded with MP5 variants as personal defense weaponry has become more and more prevailent. Now inexpensive, the MP5 has been equipped by various stalkers for various reasons.\n\n*This particular weapon is a poorly-modified, but functioning, MP5A3 tooled to chamber the more common 9x18mm round. Although packing considerably less firepower, modified guns like this are sought-after in the Zone thanks to dwindling ammunition supplies.</text>
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		<text>The MP5A3 is part of a family of closed-bolt submachine guns developed by Heckler and Koch in Germany, in 1966. The MP5's accuracy, reliability, and wide range of accessories have made it the submachine gun of choice for military and law enforcement agencies worldwide for almost half a century. As with most HK weaponry, the trigger group is replaceable, and several different models use different firing methods, including fully-automatic, 3- or 2-round burst, and semi-automatic. The MP5A3 has a retractable stock and a Navy/SEF trigger group.\n\nThe MP5A3 is 2.88kg and 660mm long with the stock extended (with a 255mm barrel). Firing the 9x19mm round, the MP5 has a muzzle velocity of 270m/s and an effective range of 200m. It is fed by a 30-round detachable box magazine, and comes standard with a rear rotary diopter and front tritium-hooded post iron sights.\n\nThe MP5 was a natural evolution in Zone warfare, employed mainly by bandits who preferred the ability to conceal their weapons at inopportune moments. Since the continued evolution of body armor in the 21st century, the black market has been flooded with MP5 variants as personal defense weaponry has become more and more prevailent. Now inexpensive, the MP5 has been equipped by various stalkers for various reasons.\n\nThis MP5 has a high-grade suppressor physically welded to the body, making it non-removable. Why anyone would go so far as to completely integrate the attachment this way is a mystery.</text>
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		<text>The PB/6P9 is a double-action semi-automatic pistol was developed in 1967 for Spetsnaz elements of the Soviet army, as well as for KGB operatives. Based on a modified Makarov PM, it features a unique integrated two-part silencer.\n\nThe sidearm weighs 970g and is 310mm long, including a 105mm barrel. It fires 9x18mm bullets from an 8-round detachable box magazine, at 290m/s, for an effective range of 50m.\n\nThe PB/6P9 is the sneaky stalker's answer to the Makarov PM, and as such is fairly commonplace in the Zone. Sidrovich and other traders stock them almost exclusively for inexperienced stalkers who prefer avoiding major-scale firefights: while quiet, they aren't particularly powerful and most experienced stalkers upgrade to higher-caliber silenced weaponry.</text>
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		<text>The Makarov PM (Pistolet Makarova) is a semi-automatic pistol designed in the late 1940s by Russian firearms designer Nikolai Fyodorovich Makarov. For many years it served as the Soviet Union's standard military sidearm, the result of a competition held to replace the aging Tokarev TT-33. Notable are its extreme simplicity and economy: many parts perform more than one task. Makarov pistols seldom break in normal usage, and are easily fixed if they do. Manufactured in the Izhevsk Mechanical Factory in Russia until 2003, it is still widely available.\n\nThe PM is 730g unloaded, and 161mm long with a 93.5mm barrel. It holds 8, 9x18mm rounds in its standard detachable box magazine, and fires rounds at 315m/s with an effective range of 50m.\n\nThe Makarov is by far the most widely-available weapon in the Zone, and seems to have been made almost exclusively for its harsh conditions. Almost indestructable, the Makarov is also inexpensive and easy to come by. Constant demand is seen on the outskirts of the Zone, where stalkers new to the area look for reliable and cheap weaponry. Although not packing considerable firepower, it has seen extensive combat even deep into the Zone. The Makarov has an undeniable following in the Zone, sometimes to unhealthy levels: of particular note is a stalker often reported lurking outside of Cordon, clutching a PM and babbling endlessly about the "Makarov of the Gods". While his name is unknown, it is advised that rookies do not approach him, even with considerable firepower.</text>
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		<text>Developed in 1993 by TSKIB, based in Tula, Russia, the RG-6 was developed in response to a Russian army need for a multishot grenade launcher for use in the first Chechnya War. Essentially a GP-25 with a rotating cylinder mechanism, the barrels in the cylinder are rifled, while the single central barrel is not.\n\nThe RG-6 fires 40mm low-velocity Russian-made grenades via its 6-round rotating cylinder, and has an effective range of approximately 90m. It is 5.8kg.\n\nThis grenade launcher was imported extensively in the early years of the Zone to control mass rioting just within its borders, and has since been encorperated by several factions as a means to control tense scenerios.</text>
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		<text>Developed in 1993 by TSKIB, based in Tula, Russia, the RG-6 was developed in response to a Russian army need for a multishot grenade launcher for use in the first Chechnya War. Essentially a GP-25 with a rotating cylinder mechanism, the barrels in the cylinder are rifled, while the single central barrel is not.\n\nThe RG-6 fires 40mm low-velocity Russian-made grenades* via its 6-round rotating cylinder, and has an effective range of approximately 90m. It is 5.8kg.\n\nThis grenade launcher was imported extensively in the early years of the Zone to control mass rioting just within its borders, and has since been encorperated by several factions as a means to control tense scenerios.\n\nAs unlikely a modification as it is, this RG-6 has been re-bored to fit M203 grenades. Although much less common, the firepower and consistency of these munitions make this modification almost practical.</text>
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		<text>The RPG-7 is a widely-produced, portable, shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher originally designed by the Soviet Union. Rugged and inexpensive, the RPG-7 was first delivered to the Soviet army in 1961. Current models still in production in Russia are capable of both anti-infantry and anti-armor ammunition capabilities.\n\nThe launcher is based around a milled steel tube, 40mm in diameter, 953mm long, and weighing 7kg. Firing 70-85mm rocket-propelled grenades at 115m/s, the rocket motor ignites after 10m and sustains flight to 500m at a maximum velocity of 295m/s. Its effective range is approximately 300m.\n\nPerhaps one of the oddest additions to a stalker's armory, the RPG-7 is most useful for taking out fortified positions with its relatively large blast radius. Contrary to standard pricing regulations, the RPG-7 is significantly more expensive inside the Zone than outside, thanks to low demand. Only the most devout stalker is willing to carry a giant steel tube to the center of Chernobyl.</text>
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		<text>The SIG 550 (Sturmgewehr 90) is an assault rifle manufactured by Swiss Arms AG (formerly SIG Arms AG) of Switzerland. It is considered to be one of the most accurate mass-produced assault rifles available, at the cost of a heavier weight and longer length that make it unsuitable for close-quarters combat. Used by the Swiss Armed Forces from 1986 to 2011, it is still offered for export.\n\nAt 4.05kg unloaded and 998mm long (with a 528mm barrel), the 550 is considerably longer than other 5.56x45mm rifles. Rounds are fired at 895m/s, for a maximum effective range of 600m, at approximately 700 rounds per minute. All standard SIG 550 rifles are equipped with semi-transparent plastic 30-round detachable box magazines. Sights consist of a rotating drum and built-in tritium iron sights for night aiming.\n\nThe Zone has seen high numbers of 550s dropped onto the black market after its end-of-service in the Swiss army, where it has gained a small following by the more dedicated marksmen. It is rumored that Duty has been interested for some time to procure SIG 550s to arm their more experienced thugs, and such rumors persist in spite of vehement protest from Duty soldiers.\n\nThis weapon has been almost completely stripped of non-essential parts and accessories, making it a very light-weight assault rifle. Such stripped components include the barrel and sight rails, as well as the extended barrel fitting, making it non-upgradable in terms of Zone-ready attachments.</text>
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		<text>The SIG 550 (Sturmgewehr 90) is an assault rifle manufactured by Swiss Arms AG (formerly SIG Arms AG) of Switzerland. It is considered to be one of the most accurate mass-produced assault rifles available, at the cost of a heavier weight and longer length that make it unsuitable for close-quarters combat. Used by the Swiss Armed Forces from 1986 to 2011, it is still offered for export.\n\nAt 4.05kg unloaded and 998mm long (with a 528mm barrel), the 550 is considerably longer than other 5.56x45mm rifles. Rounds are fired at 895m/s, for a maximum effective range of 600m, at approximately 700 rounds per minute. All standard SIG 550 rifles are equipped with semi-transparent plastic 30-round detachable box magazines. Sights consist of a rotating drum and built-in tritium iron sights for night aiming.\n\nThe Zone has seen high numbers of 550s dropped onto the black market after its end-of-service in the Swiss army, where it has gained a small following by the more dedicated marksmen. It is rumored that Duty has been interested for some time to procure SIG 550s to arm their more experienced thugs, and such rumors persist in spite of vehement protest from Duty soldiers.\n\nThis Sturmgewehr 90 has a a SUSAT scope integrated into the weapon body, and is designed for long-range combat. It is unknown how this particular alteration was made, as it appears the rifle body was modified pre-construction.</text>
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		<text>The SIG-Sauer P220 is a semi-automatic pistol designed and manufactured in Switzerland by Swiss Arms AG (formerly SIG Arms AG). Developed for the Swiss Army as a replacement for the P210, SIG collaborated with Sauer and Sohn of Germany to create it. Still in service by the Swiss Army, it uses the locked breech short-recoil method pioneered by John Browning.\n\nThe P220 is 800g unloaded, and 198mm long with a 112mm barrel. It fires .45 ACP (45x23mm caliber) rounds via a 7-round detachable box magazine. Muzzle velocity is 280m/s for an effective range of approximately 50m. It comes standard with iron sights.\n\nThe P220 is very seldom seen inside the Zone, although this has started to slowly change over the last few years as a result of the Swiss government's promise for a new sidearm by 2015. Still expensive thanks to import taxes, it is durable and battle-ready.</text>
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		<text>The SIG 550 (Sturmgewehr 90) is an assault rifle manufactured by Swiss Arms AG (formerly SIG Arms AG) of Switzerland. It is considered to be one of the most accurate mass-produced assault rifles available, at the cost of a heavier weight and longer length that make it unsuitable for close-quarters combat. Used by the Swiss Armed Forces from 1986 to 2011, it is still offered for export.\n\nAt 4.05kg unloaded and 998mm long (with a 528mm barrel), the 550 is considerably longer than other 5.56x45mm rifles. Rounds are fired at 895m/s, for a maximum effective range of 600m, at approximately 700 rounds per minute. All standard SIG 550 rifles are equipped with semi-transparent plastic 30-round detachable box magazines. Sights consist of a rotating drum and built-in tritium iron sights for night aiming.\n\nThe Zone has seen high numbers of 550s dropped onto the black market after its end-of-service in the Swiss army, where it has gained a small following by the more dedicated marksmen. It is rumored that Duty has been interested for some time to procure SIG 550s to arm their more experienced thugs, and such rumors persist in spite of vehement protest from Duty soldiers.</text>
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		<text>The SPAS-12 was designed during the late 1970s by the Italian company Luigi Franchi Spa as a special purpose, military and law enforcement close-combat weapon. Since its introduction, the SPAS-12 has become a very popular special forces shotgun thanks to its versatility, reliability, and firepower.\n\nAt 4.4kg, the SPAS-12 is heavier than conventional shotguns, and is 1041mm long with a 546mm barrel. It fires various 12-gauge ammunition from an 8-round underbarrel tube magazine. It is chambered at 70mm, and is a pump-action/gas-actuated shotgun. It has a rate of fire of 4 rounds per second, and has an effective range of 40m.\n\nThe SPAS-12 is perhaps poorly suited to the harsh conditions of the Zone, with its complicated mechanisms and heavy weight, but it is undeniably effective in close-quarters combat and is therefor seen in a variety of hands around Chernobyl. Its heavy heat shield for sustained fire, single-handed brace support, and options for after-market combat additions have led some stalkers to calling it the "Special Purpose Assault Shotgun". While few can afford the high prices of this shotgun, those that can have a marked advantage in the various buildings and bunkers of the Zone.</text>
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		<text>The SPAS-12 was designed during the late 1970s by the Italian company Luigi Franchi Spa as a special purpose, military and law enforcement close-combat weapon. Since its introduction, the SPAS-12 has become a very popular special forces shotgun thanks to its versatility, reliability, and firepower.\n\nAt 4.4kg, the SPAS-12 is heavier than conventional shotguns, and is 1041mm long with a 546mm barrel. It fires various 12-gauge ammunition from an 8-round underbarrel tube magazine. It is chambered at 70mm, and is a pump-action/gas-actuated shotgun. It has a rate of fire of 4 rounds per second, and has an effective range of 40m.\n\nThe SPAS-12 is perhaps poorly suited to the harsh conditions of the Zone, with its complicated mechanisms and heavy weight, but it is undeniably effective in close-quarters combat and is therefor seen in a variety of hands around Chernobyl. Its heavy heat shield for sustained fire, single-handed brace support, and options for after-market combat additions have led some stalkers to calling it the "Special Purpose Assault Shotgun". While few can afford the high prices of this shotgun, those that can have a marked advantage in the various buildings and bunkers of the Zone.\n\nThis particular shotgun has had its stock barrel removed, replaced with a completely customized rifled barrel modified to fit the SPAS-12 body: the rifling makes this shotgun potentially lethal at further ranges, although it is unsure why this modification was performed on a close-quarters shotgun.</text>
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		<text>The SVD (Snayperskaya Vintovka Dragunova, or Dragunov) is a semi-automatic rifle designed by Evgeniy Fedorovich Dragunov in the Soviet Union between 1958 and 1963. The SVD comes standard with a PSO-1 scope, a 4x24 device which includes a battery-operated reticule and a passive infared filter. It was the first practical version of what is considered today as a designated marksman's weapon. It is still manufactured by Izhmash in Russia.\n\nThe Dragunov is 4.31kg unloaded (with scope), and is 1225mm long with a 610mm 4-groove, right hand twist barrel. It is chambered for the 7.62x54mm round, and has a muzzle velocity of 830m/s with an effective range of 600m and a maximum range of approximately 3000m. It is fed via a detachable 10-round box magazine, and comes standard with both a telescopic PSO-1 sight, and iron sights.\n\nThe Dragunov is by far the preferred long-range instrument in the Zone, and older as well as modern versions of the sniper rifle are in use by stalkers. Although not every grunt's friend, the marksmen of Chernobyl have found a best friend in the SVD. Designed for long-range combat, it is as durable and reliable as older-era Soviet weaponry, and has a natural presidence over conventional firearms in the relatively flat, open Zone.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-svd_m1">
		<text>The SVD (Snayperskaya Vintovka Dragunova, or Dragunov) is a semi-automatic rifle designed by Evgeniy Fedorovich Dragunov in the Soviet Union between 1958 and 1963. The SVD comes standard with a PSO-1 scope, a 4x24 device which includes a battery-operated reticule and a passive infared filter. It was the first practical version of what is considered today as a designated marksman's weapon. It is still manufactured by Izhmash in Russia.\n\nThe Dragunov is 4.31kg unloaded (with scope), and is 1225mm long with a 610mm 4-groove, right hand twist barrel. It is chambered for the 7.62x54mm round, and has a muzzle velocity of 830m/s with an effective range of 600m and a maximum range of approximately 3000m. It is fed via a detachable 10-round box magazine, and comes standard with both a telescopic PSO-1 sight*, and iron sights.\n\nThe Dragunov is by far the preferred long-range instrument in the Zone, and older as well as modern versions of the sniper rifle are in use by stalkers. Although not every grunt's friend, the marksmen of Chernobyl have found a best friend in the SVD. Designed for long-range combat, it is as durable and reliable as older-era Soviet weaponry, and has a natural presidence over conventional firearms in the relatively flat, open Zone.\n\n*This rifle has been extensively modified, obviously by a skilled marksman and gunsmith, to make long-range combat even more precise. It has been re-balanced for better recoil control and stability, and the default PSO-1 scope has been replaced with an unknown prototype optical scope capable of incredible precision targeting. It is a mystery who is responsible for the modification, or how he managed to obtain such high-quality parts.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-svu">
		<text>The Dragunov SVU (Snaiperskaya Vintovka Ukorochennaya, or Short Sniper Rifle) is a bullpup configuration of the SVD Dragunov. Developed to meet the needs of the security forces of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, the SVU first saw combat in the First Chechen War.\n\n3.6kg and 870mm long (with a 520mm barrel), the SVU does what the SVD does in a much smaller package. It fires 7.62x54mm rounds at 830m/s for an effective range of 600m, fed by a 10-round detachable box magazine. Although equipped with both folding post  and folding U-notch iron sights, the SVU is almost always used with the PSO-1 scope common to the Dragunov. Of note is the integrated flash suppressor.\n\nSeen in smaller quantity than the Dragunov, the SVU still sees combat outside of platoons, favored by the lone stalker for its smaller profile and integral suppressor. Imported by several traders who prefer servicing loners over squads, the Short Sniper Rifle has been the topic of many rifle debates in the Zone.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-toz34">
		<text>The Tula TOZ-34 is a double-barreled hunting shotgun designed by Tulsky Oruzheiny Zavod (TOZ) in Russia, for civilian use. Although available in several models, only the most basic are readily-available in the Zone. With detachable, chrome-plated barrels, it remains accurate and easy to maintain.\n\nThe TOZ-34 is 1160mm long with a 710mm barrel, and is approximately 3.3kg. An under/over design, it fires 12-gauge rounds quickly and accurately.\n\nImported into the Zone for years, legally, as a civilian hunting rifle, it has been used effectively by various stalkers with a flare for the ornamental. Heavy and cumbersome, it fits in-between assault and sniper rifles as a semi-long range weapon. Although designed for game or sport, there is no questioning its lethality in the Zone.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-usp">
		<text>The USP Compact(Universelle Selbstladepistole, or "Universal Self-Loading Pistol") is a semi-automatic handgun designed by Helmut Weldle of Heckler and  Koch in Germany, produced since 1993. The first HK pistol to incorporate traditional handgun design, the USP is a weapon based upon years of successful concepts in the world of firearms.\n\nOriginally a 9mm handgun, the USP evolved into a .45 ACP (45x23mm caliber) weapon thanks to the popularity of that round. It is 726g unloaded, and is 173mm long with a 96mm barrel. A short recoil action pistol, it fires via a detachable box magazine capable of 8 rounds. It has a muzzle velocity of 265m/s, for an effective range of 50m.\n\nAlthough expensive, the USP is undeniably a veteran stalker's best friend, thanks to its reliability, accuracy, firepower, and overall ability to accel in combat. Imported for years via the black market, the USP remains a popular sidearm for commands, leaders, and those lucky enough to find one. Although supply is limited, demand is always high for such a universally powerful handgun.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-val">
		<text>The AS "Val" is a Russian-designed folding stock assault rifle featuring an integrated silencer. It was developed during the late 1980s for use by Russian Spetsnaz special forces, and some units of the Russian army.\n\nThe Val weighs 2.96kg unloaded and measures 875mm long, with a 200mm barrel. It has a muzzle velocity of 280m/s, for an effective range of 400m. It has a rate of fire of 800 rounds per minute, and is fed via a 20-round 9x39mm detachable box magazine.\n\nThe AS Val was imported into the Zone at about the same time as the AKS-74U, and served a more specialized, but similar, purpose. Used mainly for small-scale raids, the Val is perfect for stalkers who prefer to run, then gun, which fits the nature of most loners perfectly.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-val_m1">
		<text>The AS "Val" is a Russian-designed folding stock assault rifle featuring an integrated silencer. It was developed during the late 1980s for use by Russian Spetsnaz special forces, and some units of the Russian army.\n\nThe Val weighs 2.96kg unloaded and measures 875mm long, with a 200mm barrel. It has a muzzle velocity of 280m/s, for an effective range of 400m. It has a rate of fire of 800 rounds per minute, and is fed via a 20-round detachable box magazine.\n\nThe AS Val was imported into the Zone at about the same time as the AKS-74U, and served a more specialized, but similar, purpose. Used mainly for small-scale raids, the Val is perfect for stalkers who prefer to run, then gun, which fits the nature of most loners perfectly.\n\nThis particular model has been modified with a PSO-1 scope permanently attached to the sight rail, making it a perfect special-operations sniper kit.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-vintorez">
		<text>The VSS (Vintovka Snaiperskaja Spetsialnaya, or "Special Sniper Rifle") Vintorez is a silenced sniper rifle in use by various military organizations, especially those of former Soviet states. Designed from the start to be a silenced, flashless sniper rifle, the Vintorez takes advantage of its integrated suppressor to be a quiet weapon. It was designed by Pyotr Serdyukov, and is manufactured by the Institute of Precise Mechanical Engineering in Russia.\n\nThe Vintorez weighs 2.6kg unloaded, and is 894mm long with a 200mm barrel. it fires 9x39mm rounds at 290m/s, for an effective range of 400m. It has an ROF of 700rpm, and is fed by a 10-round detachable box magazine. It comes standard with both a PSO-1 scope, and iron sights.\n\nShunned by most marksmen in the Zone for its relatively low effective range, and lack of extreme stopping power, it is still in regular use by lone stalkers who need a multi-purpose sniper rifle. Supplied by several traders, and acquired through the black market, the Vintorez is usually offered at low prices to meet low demand. It is considered unsuited for the Zone's harsh conditions.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-walther">
		<text>The Walther P99 is a semi-automatic pistol made in Germany by Walther Sportwaffen. Initiated in 1994, the main goal was to develop a new, modern-style law enforcement that would cost less than its predecessor, the Walther P88. Used by the Finnish special forces and military police until 2010, it went under the designation Pistooli 2003.\n\nThe P99 weighs 700g unloaded, and is 180mm long, including a 102mm barrel. It fires 9x19mm rounds and is fed by a 16-round detachable box magazine, although older-style P99s still utilize 16-round magazines. It has a muzzle velocity of 300m/s for an effective range of 50m.\n\nIntroduced to the Zone only lately, it has yet to be widely used by any group, although it has been noted that several stalkers have taken to carrying it thanks to its large magazine and reliability. Generally untested in the Zone's harsh environment, it is unclear how long it will remain a readily-available asset around Chernobyl.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-walther_m1">
		<text>The Walther P99 is a semi-automatic pistol made in Germany by Walther Sportwaffen. Initiated in 1994, the main goal was to develop a new, modern-style law enforcement that would cost less than its predecessor, the Walther P88. Used by the Finnish special forces and military police until 2010, it went under the designation Pistooli 2003.\n\nThe P99 weighs 700g unloaded, and is 180mm long, including a 102mm barrel. It fires 9x19mm rounds and is fed by a 15-round detachable box magazine, although older-style P99s still utilize 16-round magazines. It has a muzzle velocity of 300m/s for an effective range of 50m.\n\nIntroduced to the Zone only lately, it has yet to be widely used by any group, although it has been noted that several stalkers have taken to carrying it thanks to its large magazine and reliability. Generally untested in the Zone's harsh environment, it is unclear how long it will remain a readily-available asset around Chernobyl.\n\nPerhaps one of the cleanest modifications to a gun yet seen in the Zone, this P99 has had its internals configured to accept 9x18mm rounds by means of precise engineering. Theories abound as to whether or not the weapon was modified at the Walther factory or not.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="enc_weapons1_wpn-wincheaster1300">
		<text>The Winchester 1300 shotgun is a pump-action firearm popular with law enforcement agencies as well as hunters and sports shooters. It is one of the fastest operating slide-action shotguns available. Quality on production models is astoundingly high, and it remains one of the most popular pump-action shotguns in the world even today.\n\nWith a rate of fire of 120 rounds per minute, the 1300 is valued for its speed and dexterity. This 12 guage uses 76mm chambers for 6 highly-effective rounds, and is accurate up to approximately 100m. The barrel is 457mm long, helping to send ammunition accurately down-range. Thanks to its special lightweight alloy, the Winchester packs in at 3.06kg. It comes with brass-bead front sight grooves along the receiver standard.\n\nThe Winchester 1300 is a valued commodity in the Zone, and its durability, accuracy, and firepower have made it a legendary weapon in the right hands. Although priced somewhat expensively around Chernobyl, it remains a highly effective choice for almost all stalkers.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="grenade-f1">
		<text>F1 Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="grenade-gd05">
		<text>GD-05 Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="grenade-rgd5">
		<text>RGD-5 Grenade</text>
	</string>
	<string id="Weapons1">
		<text>Weapon</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wp_desert_eagle">
		<text>Desert Eagle</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn_hpsa">
		<text>FN Browning HPSA</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn_usp">
		<text>HK USP Compact</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-abakan">
		<text>Izhmash AN-94 Abakan</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-abakan_m1">
		<text>Trëkhlineyniy</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-abakan_m2">
		<text>Udar</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-grenade-launcher">
		<text>GP-25 Grenade Launcher</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-grenade-launcher-m203">
		<text>M203 Grenade Launcher</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-scope">
		<text>PSO-1 Scope</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-scope-susat">
		<text>SUSAT Scope</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-silencer">
		<text>Suppressor (5.45mm)</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-silencer556">
		<text>Suppressor (5.56mm)</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-silencer919">
		<text>Suppressor (9mm)</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-silencer45">
		<text>Suppressor (.45)</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-addon-silencergroza">
		<text>Suppressor (OZ-14)</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-ak74">
		<text>Izhmash AK-74</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-akm">
		<text>Izhmash AKM</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-ak74_m1">
		<text>Burya</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-ak74u">
		<text>Izhmash AKS-74U</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-ak74u_m1">
		<text>Shpion</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-beretta">
		<text>Beretta 92FS</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-bm16">
		<text>Tula TOZ-66</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-colt_m1">
		<text>Shëpot</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-colt1911">
		<text>Colt M1911</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-eagle_m1">
		<text>Pushka</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-fn2000">
		<text>FN F2000</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-fort">
		<text>Fort 12</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-fort_m">
		<text>Fort 15</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-g36">
		<text>HK G36</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-gauss">
		<text>Gauss Rifle</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-groza">
		<text>OC-14 Groza</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-groza_m1">
		<text>OC-14 Groza Prototype</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-l85">
		<text>Enfield L85A1</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-l85_m1">
		<text>Balans</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-l85_m2">
		<text>Spets</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-lr300">
		<text>ZM LR-300</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-lr300_m1">
		<text>Elita</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-mp5">
		<text>HK MP5A3</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-mp5_m1">
		<text>Pugach</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-mp5_m2">
		<text>Bandyuga</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-pb">
		<text>PB/6P9</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-pm">
		<text>Makarov PM</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-rg-6">
		<text>RG-6</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-rg6_m1">
		<text>Amerikos</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-rpg7">
		<text>RPG-7v</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-sig_m1">
		<text>Karmanniy</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-sig_m2">
		<text>Sokol</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-sig220">
		<text>SIG P220</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-sig550">
		<text>SIG 550</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-spas12">
		<text>Franchi SPAS-12</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-spas12_m1">
		<text>Nareznoy</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-svd">
		<text>Izhmash Dragunov SVD</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-svd_m1">
		<text>Dal’noboyshchik</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-svu">
		<text>Izhmash Dragunov SVU</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-toz34">
		<text>TOZ-34</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-val">
		<text>AS Val</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-val_m1">
		<text>Snayperskiy</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-vintorez">
		<text>IPME VSS Vintorez</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-walther">
		<text>Walther P99</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-walther_m1">
		<text>Zlatoglaz</text>
	</string>
	<string id="wpn-wincheaster1300">
		<text>Winchester 1300</text>
	</string>
</string_table>
