There's astonishingly little information about rifle-grenades out there on the internet!
So my Rhodesian mercenary gets three Energa-75's because I have stats for them. I think the Energa is representational of several designs, if for no other reason, because it was widely copied.
12 September 2015
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Find an older (affordable) edition of Jane's Infantry Weapons or Jane's Ammunition Handbook.
ReplyDeleteI am not quite prepared to spend almost $100 on the '74-'75 edition just to flesh out a GURPS character. $50, yes; $100 no. I just about hit "buy it now" on one until I noticed shipping from Belgium was an additional $74.04 on a $13.54 book.
DeleteMy bought-just-for-Twilight-2000 copy of '98-'99 has several rifle grenades, but the ones I'd need for the bush war are long retired.
Search some of the other major book sellers like Abebooks or Alibris. There is a 1978 edition of JIW available for roughly $25.
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