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This short musket features an axe blade at the end of its barrel.

This weapon fires pellets or a bullet from its trumpet-shaped barrel, making it an effective fowling weapon or close-fighting personal defense weapon.

The front of this buckler is fitted with a small, double-barreled gun that can be shot while wearing the buckler.

Though less powerful than other, larger firearms, this pistol is small enough to be easily concealed in a jacket or coat.

The culverin, also known as a hand bombard, consists of a simple smoothbore tube, sealed at one end except for a small hole used to ignite a gunpowder charge.

A combination of a coat pistol and a blade, the dagger pistol can be used as both weapons.

This double-length rifle uses a pair of trunnions to mount its barrel into a swiveling mechanism fastened to the top of a lightweight, two-wheeled carriage.

This musket has two parallel barrels; each barrel can be shot independently as a separate action, or both can be fired at once as the same attack.

This pistol has two parallel barrels; each barrel can be fired independently as a separate action, or both can be shot at once with the same action.

This twin-barreled shotgun can be shot one barrel at a time, or both together as one attack.

Like a miniature blunderbuss, the dragon pistol fires pellets or a bullet from its flared barrel.

This primitive firearm is merely a long tube that, when ignited, propels forth a short gout of flame and a javelin.

This long-barreled firearm has a much greater range than a pistol.

This pistol has six barrels instead of one.

The four barrels of this rifle are set into a turnable housing that can be quickly rotated by hand (a free action) between shots.

The basic single-shot pistol is one of the most common firearms, although in most campaigns it is still rare enough to be an object of envy or curiosity to most.

A revolver is a pistol with a revolving cylinder containing six chambers.

This improvement on the musket features a grooved barrel that imparts a twisting, spiral motion to the bullet as it exits, stabilizing it and preventing the end-over-end tumbling common to projectiles

This advanced version of the blunderbuss shoots in a 30-foot cone when firing pellets, and has a 20-foot range increment when firing a bullet (often called a slug).

A combination weapon, this gun mixes a coat pistol with a sword cane.

This musket has a warhammer head at the end of its barrel, which allows it to be used as both a musket and a warhammer.