M16A1: Former standard US Service Rifle. The M16A1 fired full automatic and semiautomatic fire. The M16A1 used a 5.56mm (.223 cal.) round in 20- or 30-round magazines. There were a number of problems encountered during initial fielding, but better training, preventive maintenance, several design changes, and revised ammunition, resulted in the weapon that was the standard issue rifle of the U.S. Military. Can be fitted with an M203 Grenade Launcher. (Carried by Guards and Air Policemen in the episode "1969". Also seen by troops outside during the time-dilation episode... What was that? And in the stock outside footage of Cheyenne Mountain where the SF's are walking toward the "cave")
| Type: | Assault Rifle, direct gas operated using a rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M193 |
| Length, O/A: | 39" | Length, Bbl: | 20" |
| Weight, Empty: | 6.55lbs (w/out sling) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 5, 10, 20, 30, 45, 75, or 100 Rounds | Magazine: | 5, 10, 20, 30, or 45 round STANAG 4179 box magazines. 75 round assualt drums. 100 round C-Mag's. |
| Modes of Fire: | Select fire w/ 750rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Safe/Semi/Auto combined switch. | ||
| Sights: | Round post front adjustable for elevation, two aperture rear (2mm ghost ring marked "L" for long ranges pver 300m and a 7mm ghost ring for 0-300m)adjustable for windage. Standardized carrying handle allows a variety of sight mounts to be installed. Also, sighting systems can be fitted to a variety of rail adabtor systems that can replace the forearm. | ||
| Notes: | Can be fitted with a standard M203 or M203A1. Any and all of the furniture may be replaced (especially those wide-based triangular "beaver-tail" handguards) by the equivalent M16A2 models. Has no brass deflector making left-handed firing a tad annoying if you're not careful. Maximum Effective Range: 460m | ||
M16A2/M16A4: Standard US Service Rifle. It is a lightweight, air-cooled, gas-operated, magazine-fed, shoulder- or hip-fired weapon designed for either 3-round bursts or semi-automatic fire through the use of a selector. It is an improved version of the M16A1. The M16A2 incorporates improvements in sight, pistol grip, stock. It has an improved muzzle compensator, three-round burst control, and a heavier barrel (only forward of the front sight), which can use the M855 improved NATO SS109 5.56mm ammunition, which is also fired by the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon System (SAWS). The M16A4, soon to be replacing many M16A2's, are essentially the same except the carrying handle may be removed and an optic installed (Middle picture). Bottom picture shows an M16A4 fitted with an AN/PNVS-4 Night Vision Sight, a vertical foregrip, the Knight Armaments' Rail Adapter System (M5), and an AN/PEQ-2 Infrared Targeting Illumination System (M16A2 is seen carried by Security Forces personnel guarding the Alpha site in Allegience.)
| Type: | Assault Rifle, direct gas operated using a rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M855 |
| Length, O/A: | 39.6" | Length, Bbl: | 20" |
| Weight, Empty: | 7.5lbs w/out sling (M16A2). | Weight, Loaded: | 8.72lbs (3.99kg) w/30 round magazine. |
| Capacity: | 5, 10, 20, 30, 45, 75, or 100 Rounds | Magazine: | 5, 10, 20, 30, or 45 round STANAG 4179 box magazines. 75 round assualt drums. 100 round C-Mag's. |
| Modes of Fire: | Select fire (M16A3) or Semi/3rb (M16A2/M16A4) w/ 600-940rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | 3100fps |
| Safeties: | Safe/Semi/Auto or Safe/Semi/Burst combined switch. | ||
| Sights: | Square Post front adjustable for elevation, two aperture rear (close range 0-200m and normal ghost ring) adjustable for windage and as a Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) for firing out to 800m. Standardized carrying handle allows a variety of sight mounts to be installed. M16A3's and M16A4's can remove the rear carrying handle/rear sights (using 2 thumb nuts) to reveal a standard-sized Picatinny rail able to accommodate almost any sight system. Also, sighting systems can be fitted to a variety of rail adabtor systems that can replace the forearm. | ||
| Notes: | The M16A2 is the current base model. The M16A4 is the same with a removeable carrying handle. The M16A3 is the (Navy's) M16A4 variant that can fire automatically. Can be fitted with a standard M203 or M203A1 (that's why the same M16A1 barrel contour under the handguard is for.). Chamber pressure: 52,000 psi. Maximum Effective Range: (Individual or point/area): 550m/800m. Maximum Range: 3534m. | ||
M18A1 Claymore Mine: This is a command detonated directional mine using a hand-held electrical generator (squeezed to produce detonation), 100ft electrical wire, and an electric blasting cap, all packaged into a cloth bandoleer (Also labeled with step-by-step instructions). The claymore can also be used with any standard blasting cap and fuzing assembly, including tripwires. The packaged mine weighs 3.5 pounds, has a plastic exterior, and contains 1.5 pounds of C4 with 700 steel ball bearings. The mine cuts a swath in a 60-degree arc 50m deep but can cause casualties out to 250m to the front and 16m to the rear of the mine. These, in SGC use, can be fitted with a blasting cap that has a radio reciever and it's own power source to allow the mine to be detonated using a remote control. (Seen in Thor's Chariot.")
M24 Sniper Weapon System: The M24 Sniper Weapon System is a bolt-action sniper rifle used by the U.S. Army, replacing the semi-automatic M21. As in the U.S. Marine Corps M40A1, the M24 uses the Remington 700 receiver group which has been modified to use the .300 (7.62mm) Winchester Magnum(?) round. (This is the primary difference: The M24 uses a long action to allow use of the .300 Win Mag while the M40 is a short length action.) The stock is made of a composite of Kevlar, graphite and fiberglass. The synthetic stock also features an aluminum bedding block and adjustable butt plate. A detachable bipod can be attached to the stock's fore-end. The M24 is equipped with a 10X fixed Leupold M3 Ultra telescope. (Not positively seen in Stargate SG-1).
| Type: | Sniper rifle, bolt action. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M118 Special Ball or M852 Match ammunition. |
| Length, O/A: | 43" (109.2cmm) | Length, Bbl: | 24" (61cm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 12.1bs (5.49kg) (w/out scope) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 5+1. | Magazine: | 5 Round internal magazine. |
| Modes of Fire: | Bolt action. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | -- | ||
| Sights: | 10x42mm Leupold Ultra M3A telescope sight (Mil-Dot), plus detachable emergency iron sights. | ||
| Notes: | The stock is fiberglass and adjustable in length with an adjustable cheek pad. Chamber pressure: 50,000psi. Maximum Effective Range: 800m. | ||
XM25 Designated Marksman Rifle/Sniper Support Weapon System: Another candidate for the DMR contract, the others being the SR25 and the MSG90A1. Not intended to replace the M24 or M40-series weapons, this rifle is instead intended as a support weapon for it when a higher rate-of-fire is needed and as a weapon between the M16A2 and .50 caliber for use by EOD technicians in disposing of certain types of munitions. Basically an updated and upgraded M14/M21. The changes are National Match grade components (barrel, trigger, reciever, gas system, etc.), an adjustable McMillan stock, Advanced Scope Mounting System, and a variety of scopes. Originally developed for the 10th Special Forces Group before becoming a Joint project to include the SEAL's. Some also use a Harris bipod and a pistol gripped stock with an adjustable length and cheek rest. (Not seen in Stargate SG-1).
| Type: | Sniper rifle, gas operated and using a rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M118 Special Ball or M852 Match ammunition. |
| Length, O/A: | 44.3" (112.5cm) | Length, Bbl: | 22" (56.4cm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 10.8bs (4.9kg) (scope?) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 20+1 or 5+1. | Magazine: | 5 Round or 20 round detachable box magazines (M14-type). |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | -- | ||
| Sights: | Has been equipped with the following: Bausch & Lomb 10x Tactical scope, the Leupold Ultra MK4 series (M1 and M3) (M3: 13.125" long/ 1.31 lbs)as well as the Leupold VariX-III LR M3. Iron sigts are a fixed blade front and an adjustble peep rear adjustable for windage and elevation along with a BDC for 0-1200m in 100m increments. | ||
| Notes: | The stock is fiberglass. Chamber pressure: 50,000psi. Maximum Effective Range: 800m. | ||
M40A1 and M40A3 Sniper Rifle: The M40A1 Sniper Rifle is a bolt-action sniper rifle used by the U.S. Marine Corps. The M40A1 uses the Remington 700 receiver group which has been heavily modified. The McMillan stock is made of a composite of fiberglass. The scope is a special 10 power Unertl sniper scope. It uses a modified Winchester Model 70 floorplate and trigger guard. Epoxy bedded. When fired with Match Grade ammunition, this rifle shoots sub-MOA groups. The M40A3 differs in having an attached bipod (a Marine first), a stock with an adjustable cheek pad and length, and some other minor changes. (Not positively seen in Stargate SG-1).
| Type: | Sniper rifle, bolt action. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M118LR Match grade ammunition. |
| Length, O/A: | 44" (111.76cmm) (M40A1) | Length, Bbl: | 24" (61cm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 14.5bs (6.58kg) (M40A1 w/ scope) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 5+1. | Magazine: | 5 Round internal magazine. |
| Modes of Fire: | Bolt action. | Muzzle Velocity: | 2550fps (777mps) |
| Safeties: | -- | ||
| Sights: | No iron sights fitted. Uses a special 10x Unertl Scope. | ||
| Notes: | Each rifle is hand built by specially trained and qualified personnel at the Marine Corps Marksmanship Training Unit (MTU) at Quantico, Virginia. The stock is fiberglass and epoxy bedded to the action. The heavy barrel is a commercial competition-grade type. Chamber pressure: 50,000psi. Maximum Effective Range: 1000yds (914m). | ||
M60 Machinegun: General purpose machine gun used by Security Forces personnel on Patrol HMMWV's. It fires linked 7.62mm NATO (.308 Winchester) rounds at 550-600rpm. Weighs 23 pounds empty and is being (slowly) replaced by the M240B or M240G versions of the Belgian FN MAG. The barrel can be changed when hot. (Seen on vehicles outside Cheyenne Mountain.)
| Type: | General purpose machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M80 |
| Length, O/A: | 43.5" (1.1m) | Length, Bbl: | -- |
| Weight, Empty: | 23bs (10.43kg) | Weight, Loaded: | --lbs (100 round belt) |
| Capacity: | Belt fed. | Magazine: | 100 round disintegrating belts. A 100-round soft carrier can be attached under the feed mechanism. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 550rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | 2800fps |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front non-adjustable. Ladder rear with notch adjustable for elevation, windage, and range (300m - 1100m). Can be fitted with an optic mount on feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable bipod and a synthetic stock. Semi-bullpup design allows for a pretty compact and portable 7.62mm machinegun. This can be fired from the shoulder, if necessary. Barrel change is quick but requires the use of an asbestos heat-resistant mitten because the bipod is attached to the barrel and the carrying handle isn't. Also, the gas system is attached to the barrel. Barrels have no capability to be zeroed seperately and changing barrels alters the weapons zero. Gas system can be incorrectly reassembled. Also, the word is that nickels placed properly in the gas system boosts the cyclic rate. Feeds from the left. Maximum Range: 3725m Maximum Effective Range: 1100m It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. | ||
M60E3 Machinegun: Lightweight variant of the M60. Originally, a USMC Weapon, it is now being replaced/has been replaced by the M240G or the M249A1 of various types. The only people that still seem to have it are the Navy's SEAL's... It is about the lightest, most agile 7.62mm NATO Machinegun around. It has a quickchange barrel, a COG right over the feed path, and a compact length. However, it is temperamental about being kept clean... Some will be replaced by the MK 46 Mod 0 shown later. (Seen in use by the NID Containment Team in "Nightwalkers", also seen in the firefight in "Forever in a Day" and carried by SG-7 in the eppy where Daniel goes nuts from Machello's invention...)
| Type: | General purpose machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M80 |
| Length, O/A: | 42.4" (107.70cm) | Length, Bbl: | -- |
| Weight, Empty: | 18.75bs (8.51kg) | Weight, Loaded: | --lbs (100 round belt) |
| Capacity: | Belt fed. | Magazine: | 100 round disintegrating belts. A 100-round soft carrier can be attached under the feed mechanism. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 550rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | 2800fps |
| Safeties: | Ambidextrous sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front. Ladder rear with notch adjustable for elevation, windage, and range (300m - 1100m). Can be fitted with an optic mount on feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable reciever-mounted bipod, a synthetic stock, and a foreward pistol grip. Semi-bullpup design allows for a pretty compact and portable 7.62mm machinegun. This can be fired from the shoulder, if necessary. Barrel change is quick without a need for an asbestos heat-resistant mitten because the bipod is attached to the reciever and the carrying handle is now attached to the barrel. Also, the gas system is now attached to the reciever making the barrel assembly almost lightweight. The barrel can not (according to the USMC website) handle more than 200 rounds/minute without catastrophic failure and has even lower reliability than the original M60. Feeds from the left. Maximum Range: 3725m Maximum Effective Range: 1100m It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. | ||
M68 Close Combat Optic: The M68 sight is a reflex (non-telescopic) sight. It uses a red aiming reference (collimated dot) and is designated for the "two eyes open" method of sighting. The "two eyes open" method allows for quick acquisition of the target with a high hit probability. The M68 sight is designed for use with the M16 series rifle and M4 series carbine. Militarized/ruggedized, reflex collimator sight that weighs 9.6 ounces with MIL STD 1913 Interface and 13.9 ounces with M16A2 mount. It is 5" long. (Not positively seen in Stargate SG-1)
M79 Grenade Launcher: The M79 grenade launcher was designed to fire a 40mm grenade more accurately than when fired from a rifle grenade launcher. The secret to the success of the M79 was a high-low pressure system that allowed the propellant to develop a relatively high pressure in, a high-pressure chamber, before venting gases into a low pressure chamber in the grenade cartridge case. The M79 grenade launcher is a single-shot, break-open, breech-loading, shoulder-fired weapon. It has a protected fixed front sight and a rear leaf sight that is adjustable for windage. Capable of launching 40mm Grenades out to 400m. Replaced in service by M203 Grenade Launcher and made available to law enforcement agencies for riot control use. (Not seen in SG-1)
| Type: | Grenade launcher, single shot, break open. | Caliber: | Low velocity 40x46mmR Grenade |
| Length, O/A: | 28.78" | Length, Bbl: | 14" |
| Weight, Empty: | 5.95 lbs | Weight, Loaded: | 6.45 lbs |
| Capacity: | 1 Round | Magazine: | Single shot, manually loaded. |
| Modes of Fire: | Single shot. | Muzzle Velocity: | 250fps |
| Safeties: | Manual safety engaged by opening the breech. The projectiles themselves also contain safeties that keep the round from going off too close to the firer. The M552-series arms in 2.4m - 3m (used in some HE Rounds), the more common fuze (HE, HEDP, Jump-up Frag) arms in 14-27m. | ||
| Sights: | Fully adjustable fold-up ladder sight rear, adjustable for windage, elevation, and range. For close ranges (50-80m), the ladder is put in the down position and a second notch is used. Protected blade front. | ||
| Notes: | Aluminum barrel, wood stocks. Opening latch and safety on the top rear of the reciever. Trigger guard folds for use with mittens. Can be fitted with the M15 rifle grenade sight (looks a bit like a carpenter's level glass tube with a bubble) for indirect fire. Also can use a marked sling to estimate range for indirect fire. Minimum Safe Range (Combat/Training): 31m/130m. Maximum Effective Range: (Individual or point/area): 150m/350m. Maximum Range: 375m. | ||
M122 Lightweight Tripod: More stable mount that can be also fitted with a Traversing and Elevation Mechanism (shown) for precision fire by machineguns. This model is primarily used with the M60-series, but, with the right pintle, can be used with the M249A1 SAW or M240-series (M122A1 w/ soft mount adapter). Lightened variant of the M2 Tripod used with the World War I and II era M1919 Browning Machineguns (18.75 lbs, steel construction). Weighs 15lbs (6.8kg), is 27" (68.6cm) long folded, and 14" (35.6cm) high. (Not seen in SG-1)
M136 "AT4" Antitank Weapon: The M136 AT4 is a medium single-shot antiarmor weapon currently used by the United States military. It replaced the M72 LAW (Light Antitank Weapon) in the late 1980s.The AT4 fires an unguided, fin-stabilized 84mm rocket with a high explosive anti armor warhead. Once used, it's discarded. It weighs 14.8 pounds and has a maximum effective range of 300m. It also has the instructions for use on the side (Used by Carter in "Forever in a Day")
| Type: | Disposeable recoilless antitank weapon. | Caliber: | 84mm |
| Length, O/A: | 40" (1020mm) | Length, Missile: | -- |
| Weight, Ready-to-Fire: | 14.8 lbs (6.7kg) | Weight, Missile: | -- |
| Range: | Minimum: 30m Maximum: 2100m Maximum Effective: 400m |
Guidance: | None. |
| Terminal Effects: | Penetrates 15"+ RHA | Speed: | 950fps (290mps) at the muzzle. |
| Safeties: | Arms at 10m. | ||
| Sights: | Front blade center post w/ left and right lead posts. Rear sight w/ range setting knob 100m-200m and 2mm and 7mm peep. | ||
| Notes: | Backblast: 60m. | ||
M203 Grenade Launcher: The M203 grenade launcher is a single-shot weapon designed for use with the M16 series rifle and fires a 40mm grenade. The M203A1 grenade launcher is a single-shot weapon designed for use with the M4 series carbine and also fires a 40mm grenade. They have a leaf sight (mounted to the front handguard) and/or a quadrant sight (mounted to the carrying handle). (Note: the M203's appearing in Stargate SG-1 seem to be derivatives of the Canadian M203A1 which mounts differently…and could be mounted to a GAU-5A/A…unlike the standard M203 or American M203A1 which can only be mounted to full-sized M16A1/A2/A4 or M4 Carbine… without modification to the weapons.)
| Type: | Grenade launcher, single shot, slide open, attached to the M16-series rifle. | Caliber: | Low velocity 40x46mmR Grenade |
| Length, O/A: | 15.31" (405mm) | Length, Bbl: | 12" (305mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 3lbs (1.35kg) | Weight, Loaded: | (1.589kg) |
| Capacity: | 1 Round | Magazine: | Single shot, manually loaded. |
| Modes of Fire: | Single shot. | Muzzle Velocity: | 235fps (71mps) |
| Safeties: | Trigger block. The projectiles themselves also contain safeties that keep the round from going off too close to the firer. The M552-series arms in 2.4m - 3m (used in some HE Rounds), the more common fuze (HE, HEDP, Jump-up Frag) arms in 14-27m. | ||
| Sights: | Quadrant sight that attaches to the M16-series carrying handle: Square Post front adjustable for elevation, apperture rear adjustable for windage and the bar holding them adjusts up and down to act as a Bullet Drop Compensator (BDC) for firing from 50m to 400m (increments of 25m). Leaf sight attached to handguard (or a Picatinny version) flips up for firing upto 250m (increments of 50m) in conjunction with the rifle's front sight. It can be zeroed for windage and elevation. Sight Radius (Quadrant/Leaf): 129mm/136mm. | ||
| Notes: | Minimum Safe Range (Combat/Training): 31m/130m. Maximum Effective Range: (Individual or point/area): 150m/350m. Maximum Range: 400m. | ||
M203 PI (Product Improved): This is a version of the M203 designed to be fired without the M16. Functionally, it is the same as the rifle-mounted version. It is a single-shot weapon that is loaded by pressing the catch over the ribbed part of the barrel/handgrip (visible in the picture) and sliding the barrel forward. A 40mm grenade is inserted and the barrel slid back to lock it. The tab in the front of the trigger guard is the safety (push back to block the trigger for safe). (Jack uses a version very similar to this, except with a longer barrel and a side-folding wire stock, in "Fifth Man").
M203A1 (Diemaco, Canadian): This is a version of the M203 designed to be more easily attached to or removed from M16-variant weapons. It uses a shorter barrel and a different, lower-slung mount. (This may be what "Pierce" uses on his M4 (C8?) in allegience and possibly what's used in earlier seasons on the GAU-5A/A's...).
| Type: | Grenade launcher, single shot, slide open, attached to the M16-series rifle or other compatible weapons. | Caliber: | Low velocity 40x46mmR Grenade |
| Length, O/A: | 318mm | Length, Bbl: | 9" (228.6mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | (1.85kg) | Weight, Loaded: | (2.15kg) |
| Capacity: | 1 Round | Magazine: | Single shot, manually loaded. |
| Modes of Fire: | Single shot. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Trigger block. The projectiles themselves also contain safeties that keep the round from going off too close to the firer. The M552-series arms in 2.4m - 3m (used in some HE Rounds), the more common fuze (HE, HEDP, Jump-up Frag) arms in 14-27m. | ||
| Sights: | Leaf sight attached to Picatinny rail flips up for firing upto 250m (increments of 50m) in conjunction with the rifle's front sight. It can be zeroed for windage and elevation. | ||
| Notes: | Minimum Safe Range (Combat/Training): 31m/130m. Maximum Effective Range: (Individual or point/area): 150m/350m. Maximum Range: 400m. Can be quickly detached and all of the mounting stays with the grenade launcher. Mounts lower than the dedicated American M203-series. | ||
M224 60mm Company Mortar: Lightweight mortar easily broken down into 3 loads and fired by one man or by a crew of 3. (Probably seen in 7th Season's Morpheus.)
M240B Medium Machinegun: Medium machine gun in the process of replacing the M60-series. It fires linked 7.62mm NATO (.308 Winchester) rounds at 750-950rpm. Weighs 27.0 pounds (12.2kg) empty and is a version of the Belgian FN MAG (and it's British descendants). The barrel can be changed when hot. Unlike the M60-series, it can not be fired from the shoulder by anyone smaller than Arnold Schwarzeneger. (Not seen in SG-1, Real World.)
| Type: | Medium machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm M80 |
| Length, O/A: | 48.0" (1219.2mm) | Length, Bbl: | 21.44" |
| Weight, Empty: | 27bs (12.2kg) | Weight, Loaded: | --lbs (100 round belt) |
| Capacity: | Belt fed. | Magazine: | 100 round disintegrating belts. A 100-round soft carrier can be attached under the feed mechanism. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 750rpm or 950rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | 2800fps |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front adjustable for elevation and windage for zero. Can be fitted with an optic on the Picatinny rail on feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable bipod and a synthetic stock (contains recoil buffer), forearm, pistol grip, and snap-on ventilated heatshield over barrel. Barrel change is quick and easy (each barrel is zeroed seperately) as the carrying handle is attached to the barrel (Takes about 6 seconds). Feeds from the left. Maximum Range: 3750m(?) It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. MRBF is "More than 26,000" yet "Over 50,000 MRBF" according to FN. | ||
M240G Medium Machinegun: Medium machine gun that replaced the M60-series in the Marine inventory. These are reconditioned M240's off surplus M60 and M1 tanks. These also were the starting point for the M240B above. (Not seen in SG-1, Real World.)
M249A1 Squad Automatic Weapon (Para model and Special Purpose Weapon Variants): The Para model is a shortened variant of the standard SAW fitted with a shorter barrel (usable on the full-size weapon) and a collapsing stock that extends to full length and rotates to a vertical configuration. It is shown here with a canvas 100-rd belt carrier fitted in lieu of the standard 200-rd belt box (also available). It can be fired with a standard M16 30-round magazine…though only in an emergency because it tends to double feed and jam. The SPW variant is similar, wxcept fitted with an integral rail mount on the reciever, three rails in lieu of the front handguards, no bipod, and also no carrying handle. Compare to the later MK 46 Mod 0. (Kowalski, in his many forms, prefers this weapon and it is also in use by the SGC's Marine contingent. The SPW Variant, fitted with what appears to be a night vision optic or possibly thermal optic and a small tactical light, is used by COL O'Neill in "Allegience" Currently in use with US Army Rangers and other US Military Special Operations Forces) (For comparison, a standard M249A1 is also shown below)
| Type: | Light machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M855 |
| Length, O/A (Collapsed/Extended): | 30.16"/35.98" | Length, Bbl: | 16" |
| Weight, Empty: | 16.2lbs (7.5kg) | Weight, Loaded: | 22.9lbs (200 round belt box) |
| Capacity: | Belt or (emergency only) box fed. | Magazine: | 5, 10, 20, 30, or 45 round STANAG 4179 box magazines (emergency only). 100 round (soft case) or 200-round (plastic belt box) disintegrating link belts. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 750rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front adjustable for elevation and windage for zero. Peep sight rear has elevation knob drum with range settings from 300 meters to 1,000 meters and a windage adjustment knob. Can be fitted with an optic mount or a picatinny rail on a replacement feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable bipod and a collapsing stock (rotates and pushes forward, can be replaced by standard model), forearm, pistol grip, and snap-on ventilated heatshield over barrel. Barrel change is quick and easy (each barrel is zeroed seperately) as the carrying handle is attached to the barrel (Takes about 6 seconds). Feeds from the left. It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. Can use the standard length barrels. Cleaning kit stored inside the front handquard with a CLP bottle in the grip. Average 19,000 MRBF according to FN. | ||
| Type: | Light machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M855 |
| Length, O/A (Collapsed/Extended): | 30.50"/35.75" | Length, Bbl: | 16" |
| Weight, Empty: | 12.6lbs | Weight, Loaded: | 19.3lbs (200 round belt box) |
| Capacity: | Belt or (emergency only) box fed. | Magazine: | 5, 10, 20, 30, or 45 round STANAG 4179 box magazines (emergency only). 100 round (soft case) or 200-round (plastic belt box) disintegrating link belts. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 750rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front adjustable for elevation and windage for zero. Peep sight rear has elevation knob drum with range settings from 300 meters to 1,000 meters and a windage adjustment knob. Integral Picatinny rail on a feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | No bipod fitted. Uses a collapsing stock (rotates and pushes forward, can be replaced by standard model) and a synthetic pistol grip. Barrel change is quick and easy (each barrel is zeroed seperately). Picatinny rails on the bottom and sides of the fore-arm allow attachment of other accessories, especially from the SOPMOD Kit. Feeds from the left. It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. Can use the standard length barrels. Average 19,000 MRBF according to FN. | ||
| Type: | Light machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M855 |
| Length, O/A: | 40.9" (1040mm) | Length, Bbl: | 18.35" |
| Weight, Empty: | 16.2lbs (7.5kg) | Weight, Loaded: | 23.2lbs (200 round belt box) |
| Capacity: | Belt or (emergency only) box fed. | Magazine: | 5, 10, 20, 30, or 45 round STANAG 4179 box magazines (emergency only). 100 round (soft case) or 200-round (plastic belt box) disintegrating link belts. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 750rpm cyclic. (Older model was adjustable upto 1000rpm) | Muzzle Velocity: | 3000fps |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front adjustable for elevation and windage for zero. Peep sight rear has elevation knob drum with range settings from 300 meters to 1,000 meters and a windage adjustment knob. Can be fitted with an optic mount or a picatinny rail on a replacement feed cover. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable bipod and a synthetic stock (contains recoil buffer), forearm, pistol grip, and snap-on ventilated heatshield over barrel. Barrel change is quick and easy (each barrel is zeroed seperately) as the carrying handle is attached to the barrel (Takes about 6 seconds). Feeds from the left. Maximum Effective Range: 1100m. Maximum Range: 2000m(?) It can be mounted to the M122 tripod. Barrel weighs 3.8lbs (1.7kg). Cleaning kit stored inside the front handquard with a CLP bottle in the grip. Average 19,000 MRBF according to FN. | ||
M590 Shotgun (Mossberg): Military version of the Mossberg 500. Found in Military Police, Security Forces, and Corrections personnel hands. 9-round magazine, can be fitted with an M7 or M9 Bayonet. Safety is found on the rear of the receiver, action release behind trigger guard, and loading port in the bottom of the receiver. (Not positively seen on Stargate SG-1)
| Type: | Shotgun, pump action. | Caliber: | 12 Gauge 3" Chamber 18.5mmR |
| Length, O/A: | -- | Length, Bbl: | 20" (508mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | -- | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 8+1 | Magazine: | 8-round (2 3/4") internal tubular magazine. |
| Modes of Fire: | Pump-action repeater. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Manual safety at rear of reciever (ambidextrous). | ||
| Sights: | Bead front. | ||
| Notes: | All synthetic furniture. Steel parts are black matte phosphated. Aluminum parts are matte hard anodized. Can be fitted with any M16 compatible bayonet. Includes clip-on front heatshield. In trials, this weapon fired 3,000 rounds of buckshot without failure. | ||
XM1014 Joint Service Combat Shotgun/Benelli M4Super 90: Gas operated semiautomatic shotgun with sight mounting rail for use with night vision sights. It has a collapsible stock, adjustable ghost-ring sights, and a 6-round tubular magazine refillable with speed-loaders. It is intended to replace Mossberg M590's, Remington 870's, and other shotguns in US Service. One of it's more unusual competitors was a version of the Saiga-12... In essence, a Kalishnikov shotgun! (Not seen on Stargate SG-1)
| Type: | Shotgun, gas operated using a rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 12 Gauge 3" Chamber* 18.5mmR |
| Length, O/A (Collapsed/Extended): | (886mm)/39.8" (1010mm) | Length, Bbl: | 18.5" (470mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 8.4lbs (3.8kg) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 6+1 | Magazine: | 6-round* internal tubular magazine. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic or manual operation for low-power rounds. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Blade front. Ghost ring rear adjustable for elevation and windage. Can be fitted with an optic on the Picatinny rail in front of rear sight. | ||
| Notes: | Adjustable retracting stock (some complaints about the button placement: It can be hit with the firer's cheek allowing the stock to collapse.). All synthetic furniture. Steel parts are black matte phosphated. Aluminum parts are matte hard anodized. Bulge under the reciever is to allow the use of a 5-round speedloader. *- Source (Bennelli Catalog 2000) did not specify which length was used to determine capacity. |
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M1911A1: The M1911A1 model recoil operated semi-automatic adopted in 1926 as an improvement on the original M1911, was the standard personal defense weapon carried by officers and team leaders of all services during World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Production was ended in 1945. The M1911 is very reliable, and the weapon of choice for use in close quarters by professionals. It was standard issue up until 1984, when it began to be replaced by the more modern M9 Berretta. Versions and variants are still being used by some special operators (USAF PAra-Rescuemen, US Army SFOD-D "Delta Force", USMC Force Recon and Marine Expeditionary Units (Special Operations Capable) to name a few). The M1911A1 .45 cal. pistol is a magazine-fed semi-automatic recoil-operated single-action hand gun. It is .45 cal. with a seven-round magazine. It fires one round each time the trigger is squeezed, once the hammer is cocked by prior action of the slide or thumb. This design is referred to as "single-action". The thumb safety may only be activated once the pistol is cocked. (Used by USAF Guards and Lieutenant George Hammond in 1969.)
| Type: | Pistol, recoil operated. | Caliber: | .45 ACP 11.43x23mm Automatic Colt Pistol |
| Length, O/A: | 8.63" | Length, Bbl: | 5.03" |
| Weight, Empty: | --lbs | Weight, Loaded: | 2.76 lbs (7 rounds) |
| Capacity: | 7+1 | Magazine: | 7 Round box in grip |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic, Single Action only. | Muzzle Velocity: | 830 fps |
| Safeties: | Manual thumb safety (weapon must be cocked), grip safety, half-cock notch. | ||
| Sights: | Blade front integral w/ slide, notch rear. Sight Radius: 6.48" | ||
| Notes: | Trigger pull 5 to 6.5 pounds. Maximum Range: 1500m. Maximum Effective Range: 50m. | ||
Micro-Uzi: Compact 9mm submachinegun manufactured in Israel. Also available as a semi-automatic only pistol without a folding stock. Can use 20, 25, and 32 round magazines. (Carried by NID personnel with stock removed and a strap installed to carry it under a jacket. Seen in "Chain Reaction.")
MK23 Mod 0 OHWS: "Offensive Handgun Weapon System"... A big honkin' horse pistol. After the adoption of the M9 Berretta in 9mm, it was determined that, for some special operation missions, a 9mm lacked the stopping power, the ability to be effectively suppressed to the degree needed, and was simply too fragile. This pistol by Heckler and Koch does all of these... in .45 ACP. This is a big pistol, it's designed to be very accurate, very reliable, and almost indestructable. It can be fitted with a snap-on sound suppressor and a LAM ("Laser Aiming Module") as seen in the second picture. The LAM contains a bright white aiming/ID light, an IR light, a visible laser and an IR laser visible only through NOD's (Night Observation Devices or Night Vision Goggles.) Weighs 1.21kg/2lb10oz empty... 1.92kg empty with suppressor and LAM empty. (Not seen, in use by USAF Special Operations personnel.)
MK 46 Mod 0: Yet another M249A1 variant. Similar to the SPW, this light machinegun is not fitted with the collapsing stock and is not fitted to fire M16 magazines. The barrel is a lightweight, ultra-short version that can also be fitted with a sound suppressor. It has an additional, top, rail useful for long-eye-relief close combat optics, a reciever rail for a more conventional optic placement, and is fitted with a bipod. Accomodates the lightweight cloth belt carrier and the standard 200-round belt box. Proofed against salt water and has better reliability than the other variants. (Not seen in Stargate SG-1. Real world.)
| Type: | Light machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm M855 |
| Length, O/A: | 36" | Length, Bbl: | 16" |
| Weight, Empty: | 13lbs | Weight, Loaded: | 19.3lbs (200 round belt box) |
| Capacity: | Belt. | Magazine: | 100 Round (soft case) or 200-round (plastic belt box) disintegrating link belts. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 725rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Sear blocking push-through safety. | ||
| Sights: | Post front adjustable for elevation and windage for zero. Peep sight rear has elevation knob drum with range settings from 300 meters to 1,000 meters and a windage adjustment knob. Has a Picatinny rail on the feed cover and the forend for additional optics or accessories. | ||
| Notes: | Has retractable bipod, a synthetic stock (contains recoil buffer) and synthetic pistol grip. Barrel change is quick and easy (each barrel is zeroed seperately), but the carrying handle is deleted. Feeds from the left. Has no mounting lugs for tripod or vehicle use. Can not use M16 Magazines. Can be fitted with the standard sound supressor used on Navy M4 Carbines. Barrel can be fluted (for weight reduction) or standard contour. This weapon is highly resistant to corrosion. Average 19,000 MRBF according to FN. | ||
Mossberg 500 Bullpup: Pump-action 12-gauge shotgun. Standard Mossberg 500 fitted with a casing to make it into a bullpup. (Seen in 8-round version in movie.)
PKM: Russian general purpose machinegun (GPMG) that is a rough equivalent to the American M60 or the FN MAG/M240/L7A2 types. Compared to the M60, the PK-series is easier to handle during firing, easier to care for, and lighter. The 7.62x54R is a more powerful cartridge than the US 7.62x51 with a slightly shorter effective range. (Seen in "Metamorphosis".)
| Type: | General purpose machinegun, gas operated using a rotating bolt and fires from an open bolt. | Caliber: | 7.62x54mm Rimmed |
| Length, O/A: | -- (116.0cm) | Length, Bbl: | -- (65.8cm) |
| Weight, Empty: | -- (8.4kg) | Weight, Loaded: | --lbs (100 round belt) |
| Capacity: | Belt fed. | Magazine: | 25 round disintegrating belts. |
| Modes of Fire: | Automatic only w/ 650rpm cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- (825mps) |
| Safeties: | -- | ||
| Sights: | Open sights with night sights availible. Sighting range of 1500m. Front post with ears. Rear tangent. | ||
| Notes: | Availible ammo types include Ball, Ball-tracer, Incendiary ranging, API, and API-T. Introduced in 1971 and availible in several variations. Uses a quick change barrel. 100-Round and 200-round hard ammo box can be attached under the feed mechanism. A full 100-rd box weighs 3.9kg, 200-round box is 8.0kg. Armor penetration @ 0-degrees @ 500m: 8mm. Maximum Range: 3800m Practical Range: 1000m Day/300m Night. Tripod weighs 4.75kg. | ||
PM Makarov: Standard Russian issue pistol. A semi-automatic, double-action pistol similar to the M9 Berretta in operation except the safety/decock functions when pushed up and the magazine release is in the butt (bottom of the grip). This pistol is roughly at the extreme limit of a "pocket pistol" and is issued to crew-served weapon crewmen, drivers, senior officers, aviators, law enforcement personnel, and others who have a personal defense requirement and for which a submachinegun would be innappropriate for. It uses an 8-round single column magazine with two generally issued (numbered "1" and "2") for each pistol. Ammunition comes packed 16/small cardboard box. The round (9mm Makarov or 9 x 18mm Makarov) bridges the gap between 9mm Parabellum (9 x 19mm NATO) and the less powerful 9mm Kurz/.380 ACP (9 x 17mm) (a common European police round). In an emergency, the .380 can be fired in a Makarov with significant loss to the weapon's usually excellent accuracy. The reverse is not true and can be very dangerous. (Not positively seen in Stargate SG-1, though the Holsters worn by the Russian SG-Team in "The Tomb" are for this pistol...)
| Type: | Pistol, recoil operated, direct blowback. | Caliber: | 9x18mm Makarov or (export) .380 ACP/9x17mm Kurz |
| Length, O/A: | 6.34" (161.5mm) | Length, Bbl: | 3.83" (93.5mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | (0.73kg) | Weight, Loaded: | 1.71 lbs (0.81kg) (8 rounds) |
| Capacity: | 8+1 | Magazine: | 8 Round box in grip (magazine release at heel of grip. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic, DA/SA | Muzzle Velocity: | 315mps |
| Safeties: | Hammer block safety/decocker mounted on left side of slide. Up is safe. | ||
| Sights: | Blade front integral w/ slide, notch rear (dovetailed to slide), drift adjustable. | ||
| Notes: | Magazine release at heel. Very simply, rugged, accurate and reliable pocket pistol. Has a large trigger guard for use with gloves. When zeroed at 27.3 yds, it shoots less than 2" low at 50 yds. Muzzle Energy: 300J. | ||
RPK-74: This is the current issue Russian squad automatic, equivalent to the M249. It replaced the AKM-variant RPK in Russian service beginning in 1980. It uses the AK74's magazines of 30-round laminated steel and plastic design, often found in orangish-brown colors, or a larger 40-round model. Unlike most Western designs, the AK-series of weapons use a safety/selector that moves from "Safe" to "Automatic" and then "Semi-automatic". It also does this with a relatively loud mechanical noise called "AK-clack"... It uses a smaller muzzle brake than the rifle and a foldable bipod. The weapon's sights are not intended to be zeroed in the field and require a special tool to adjust, although the rear sight is adjustable for range. (Not seen so far.)
| Type: | Squad Automatic, gas operated w/ rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 5.45x39mm |
| Length, O/A : | 1070mm | Length, Bbl: | 590mm |
| Weight, Empty: | 4.6kg | Weight, Loaded: | 5.0kg |
| Capacity: | 30 or 40 | Magazine: | 30 Round or 40 round box. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic/automatic. (600rpm cyclic.) | Muzzle Velocity: | 960 m/s |
| Safeties: | Safety/selector switch right side. | ||
| Sights: | Post w/ guard front (adjustable for windage and elevation with tools), range adjustable notch rear to 1000m. Can be fitted with a removable sight mount for other optics (Standard AK-74M type). ILH51 Night Sight. | ||
| Notes: | Ammunition types include: Ball, Ball-tracer, Incendiary-tracer, AP. Typical combat load is 320 rounds (8 40-round magazines.) RPKS-74 variant has folding stock. Maximum Effective Range: 800m. Armor Penetration (AP): 16mm @ 100m 80% of the time. | ||
Saiga 12K: Russian shotgun. (Not seen in SG-1).
| Type: | Shotgun, gas-operated. | Caliber: | 12 Gauge 3" Chamber 18.5x76mmR |
| Length, O/A (Folded/Extended): | 670mm/ 910mm | Length, Bbl: | 430mm |
| Weight, Empty: | -- | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 5 or 8 | Magazine: | 5 or 8 Round box magazines. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Standard AK selector/safety. | ||
| Sights: | -- | ||
| Notes: | Gas regulator adjusts for "normal" or "magnum" rounds. | ||
SPAS-12, Franchi: Semiautomatic or pump action 12-gauge shotgun with an 8-round tubular magazine and folding stock. Requested by Colonel O'Neill for use against Replicators.
Special Atomic Demolition Munition (SADM) Mk V w/ Naqudah Enhancement: (To be filled in later). (Seen?)
Staff Weapon: A Goa'uld energy weapon designed for both hand-to-hand and ranged fighting.
Steyr Scout Rifle: A 7.62mm NATO rifle I have a thing for. (Never seen in Stargate SG-1, another one I just have a thing for.)
| Type: | Rifle, bolt action. | Caliber: | 7.62x51mm. |
| Length, O/A: | 39.57" | Length, Bbl: | 19" |
| Weight, Empty: | 6.93 1bs (w/ scope, sling, and 2x5 round magazines) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 5+1 or 10+1. | Magazine: | 5 or 10 Round box magazine. |
| Modes of Fire: | Bolt action. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | 3 Position rolling safety on tang: Safe/Load/Fire. Blocks trigger in Load, locks firing pin in Safe. | ||
| Sights: | Long-eye-relief Leupold Scout Scope, plus pop-up emergency iron sights. Aperture rear adjustable for elevation. Blade front adjustable for windage. Picatinny rail allows mounting of optics from the conventional position all the way forward. | ||
| Notes: | Stores a spare in the bottom of the buttstock (along with a cleaning kit). 2 Detents allow the insertion of the magazine and the loading of single rounds while keeping the magazine in reserve. Free floating and fluted barrel. The Swiss variant comes with a black stock and a muzzle threaded for a suppressor. Hard-anodized aluminum reciever. Nickled bolt w/ 4 locking lugs. Gray synthetic Zytel (an ABS glass reinforced polymer) stock adjustable in length with .45" spacers. Rail under forearm for mounting bipod. 3 Sling mounting points along each side. Integral bipod in forarm. With adaptor, can use 10-round magazines. With the adaptor, 5-round magazines no longer function. Trigger pull of 3.5" - 4" (adjustable by armorer). Chamber pressure: 50,000psi. With proper ammo, can print down to 3/4 MOA. | ||
Stoner SR-25 Designated Marksman Rifle: A 7.62mm NATO variant of the AR15/M16 with a flat-top receiver and a precision barrel. Fires semi-automatic only and is limited issue (so far, mainly the US Army's Rangers). It can be fitted (as shown) with a Modular Weapon System forearm to mount handgrips, bipods, and sights. One of the most accurate rifles around…and a little temperamental about being clean. (Not seen in Stargate SG-1)
USAS-12: Selective fire 12-gauge shotgun with either a 20-round drum (shown) or a 10-round magazine. It has ambidextrous controls, recoils less than most 12-gauges, and can be set up for ejecting right or left. A real handful to carry. (Seen in use by the Teal'c android and against the Replicators)
| Type: | Shotgun, gas operated using a rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 12 Gauge 2.75" Chamber 18.5x70mmR |
| Length, O/A: | 38.6" (980mm) | Length, Bbl: | 18.1" (460mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 11.45 lbs (5.2kg) | Weight, Loaded: | (6.2kg) (10 Rounds) |
| Capacity: | 7, 10, or 20. | Magazine: | 7 Or 10 round box or 20 round drum. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic automatic fire. 360rpm Cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | -- |
| Safeties: | Ambidextrous M16-style safety/selector lever. | ||
| Sights: | Hooded post front. 2 Position flip sight rear: flap for buckshot, peep for slugs. Rear sight adjustable for windage. M16-style carrying handle can accomodate many scope mounts for the M16/AR15-series, including the Colt 3x scope. | ||
| Notes: | Can be converted to eject and cock for right or left handed fire. Black synthetic plastic furniture. Aluminum reciever parts. Trigger guard folds done as on M16. Recoil, because of the mass and buffer systems, is comparitively light. | ||
Zastava M85: Yugoslavian compact assault rifle in 5.56mm NATO used by the Russian Stargate Team in the Tomb. Fitted with an optic and coaxial flashlights (Which appear to be taped on!).
| Type: | Assault Rifle, gas operated w/ rotating bolt. | Caliber: | 5.56x45mm |
| Length, O/A (Folded/Extended): | 22.4" (570mm)/ 31.3" (790mm) | Length, Bbl: | 9.84" (250mm) |
| Weight, Empty: | 7.06 lbs (3.20kg) | Weight, Loaded: | -- |
| Capacity: | 20 or 30 | Magazine: | 20 Round or 30 round box. |
| Modes of Fire: | Semiautomatic/automatic. 700rpm Cyclic. | Muzzle Velocity: | 2592fps (790mps) |
| Safeties: | Safety/selector switch right side. | ||
| Sights: | Post w/ guard front (adjustable for windage and elevation with tools), 2 position aperture rear on reciever cover. | ||
| Notes: | Stock folds under as in AKMS. Muzzle brake fitted. | ||
Zat'nik'tel or "Zat": A Goa'uld energy weapon carried by SG Teams. It is capable of stunning with extreme pain (one shot), killing (two shots in a short period of time), or disintegration (three shots). Its discharge is blue and lightning like in appearance.
Note: Specifications cited are primarily from one of the following (In this order):
1. Manufacturer's sites or catalogs.
2. Military (Trypically US Army) Field or Technical Manuals.
3. Military on-line resources and fact sheets.
4. Military on-line resources about foriegn equipment.
5. Books or manuals from reasonably legitimate sources (Jane's, Ian V. Hogg's stuff, Kevin Dockery's stuff.
6. Personal Experience.
7. Gary Gore's Morrow Project site for some of the more unusual stuff.
Differences are are resolved by either omitting the data ("--") or common sense.
Note: Some of the data isn't in yet. If you have it, and a link to the resource, or an idea for one, please e-mail me...