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PROJECTILE WEAPONS
The ranged combat rules also apply to bows and throwing
weapons. Due to their nature, however, some special rules
also apply. Projectile and throwing weapons are detailed in the
Street Gear chapter. (p. 144 SR4)
The ranged combat rules also apply to bows and throwing
weapons. Due to their nature, however, some special rules
also apply. Projectile and throwing weapons are detailed in the
Street Gear chapter. (p. 144 SR4)
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PROJECTILE WEAPON TYPES
The Projectile Weapons Table (at right) lists some of the
projectile weapons available in the Shadowrun universe. Note that
bows are purchased with a specifi ed Minimum Strength rating
which may affect a character’s use of the bow (see Bows, p. 306). (p. 145 SR4)
The Projectile Weapons Table (at right) lists some of the
projectile weapons available in the Shadowrun universe. Note that
bows are purchased with a specifi ed Minimum Strength rating
which may affect a character’s use of the bow (see Bows, p. 306). (p. 145 SR4)
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Crossbows: Modern crossbows are equipped with automatic
reloading devices to allow for faster fi ring rates (reloading
doesn’t require a Ready Weapon action, unless you happen to
be using a museum piece). Crossbows also feature internal magazines
(m) holding up to 4 bolts. Available in Light, Medium,
and Heavy sizes. (page 306 SR4)
reloading devices to allow for faster fi ring rates (reloading
doesn’t require a Ready Weapon action, unless you happen to
be using a museum piece). Crossbows also feature internal magazines
(m) holding up to 4 bolts. Available in Light, Medium,
and Heavy sizes. (page 306 SR4)
So...what is the fire rate for crossbows?
Second: The Automatic Crossbow
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