I hope to add more firearms as time goes by. To use these weapons under Villains and Vigilantes rules just ignore the CP Cost. Keep in mind with the bonuses to hit that a range modifier of -1 per A" of range should be applied to ranged attacks.

• M-79 40m Grenade Launcher: USA. Also known as the "Bloop Gun" based on the distinctive noise it makes on launching. It looks like a massively barreled shotgun. It has an effective minimum range of 250 feet. The grenades it launches will not arm until they are 40 feet out from the gun. As special rules, if the grenade strikes something before that point then it does 1d8 impact damage. There is no bonus to hit anything inside the minimum range. The CP cost may seem low, but it does not include the cost for grenades because of the variety available. Characters must pay for grenades separately, but the CP Cost is for 6 grenades. The weapon holds one grenade, and characters can carry the other 5 in a pouch or ammo belt.
• Manville Riot Gun: USA. Massive revolving grenade/tear gas launcher. The original 1930's version held 18 25mm rounds, the modern version holds 12 37-40mm shells. There is also a special insert available to allow it to use 12 gauge rounds as well. This is the massive weapon Arnold Schwarzenegger uses in Terminator 2 to non-violently disable a parking lot full of police officers. The CP cost does not cover the cost of grenades. The tear gas grenades this normally uses do not have a minimum rage as the explode on impact. Any grenade that doesn't normally do damage but strikes a target anyway will do 1d8 impact damage.
• M72A3 150mm Rocket Launcher: USA. One shot disposable rocket launcher. It's made of plastic. It's a Light Anti-tank Weapon. Useful in the hands of SWAT teams responding to a call on a possible supervillain.
• M2A1-7 Portable Flame-thrower: USA. Portable US Military flamethrower.

Below are stats for various 40 mm grenades available for the grenade launchers listed above. The CP Cost is special, add the CP Cost to the cost of the weapon once. The CP Cost for the weapon determines how many grenades they can carry per adventure, the character can change the "mix" of types each adventure based on what types he has purchased.

For example, Kammerjaeger has a Manville Riot Gun which he paid 12 CP for, he also paid 8 CP for High Explosive Rounds, and 15 CP for Stun Gas. This is a total of 35 CP. He specifies at the beginning of an adventure, or whenever the GM decides he can "reload", what the mix of rounds he has is. He may want 6 of each, all of one, or 8 of one and 4 of the other.

The player must assign CP to a permanent pool for this, they cannot simply use unspent points. This ability allows the character to switch firearms carried with a successful roll depending on how the character procures new weapons. Characters may confiscate new weapons from criminals, purchase them with a wealth roll, or build them with an appropriate Gunsmithing skill roll. After that session is over the weapon is gone and the points spent on it return to the characters Firearm Pool. This allows players to have a Punisher-esque character without having to seperately purchase every gun they wish to use. It allows them to use mission specific ordinance. Characters should only be allowed to change weapons at the beginning of an adventure, or when the GM deems it appropriate. Characters are never allowed to use more CP's worth of weapons than they have in their pool.