H&K MP5A4

The H&K MP5 is the weapon of choice for CT (counter terrorism) operatives around the world. It has a light weight, compact design, and fairly high accuracy making it the ideal choice of arms for CQB (close quarter battles). Cal: 9mm X 19mm Parabellum ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K MP5SD5

The suppressed version of the H&K MP5 features a redesigned grip around the barrel and an integral suppressor. The suppressor reported to reduce the sound of gun fire to a point where the loudest sound is the bolt operating. However the use of the suppressor results in a decreased amount of muzzle velocity and stopping power. Cal: 9mm X 19mm Parabellum ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K MP5K-PDW

When a situation calls for something smaller than a standard SMG (submachine gun) but a pistol will not suffice, CT (counter terrorism) operatives turn to the MP5K, the compacted version of the H&K MP5. And because it is smaller it is naturally easier and faster to aim. However it loses some of the accuracy and power of the standard MP5 but can let out a devastating 900 rounds per minute. Cal: 9mm X 19mm Parabellum ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K MP5/10A2

This is basically the same thing as a standard MP5 just chambered for the more powerful 10mm round, developed during the 1980s. The MP5/10 has a longer effective range and more stopping power than that of the standard MP5, while still retaining the same great qualities of the original weapon. Cal: 10mm ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K MP5/10SD

Basically an MP5/10 with a suppressor attached to it. The suppressor adds a great deal of stealth to the operative using the weapon and has even more power than the MP5SD5 due to the heavier 10mm round. However the suppressor is not quite as efficient as the integral one on the MP5SD5. Cal: 10mm ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K UMP 45

This is the weapon that CT operatives dream about having in their hands, and the weapon that'll make a terrorist think twice before pissing off the UN. The UMP 45 is arguably the supreme SMG (submachine gun) in Rogue Spear as well as in the real world. To start off the weapon is even lighter than the MP5K making it even easier and faster to aim than almost any SMG. Even though it is smaller than the MR5K the UMP 45 can shoot at a satisfactory distance, accurately, and with an adequate amount of power. This is largely due to the heavier and more powerful .45 caliber round. Cal: .45 ACP ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 25 rounds

H&K UMP 45SD

The UMP 45SD combines the awesome performance of the standard UMP 45 with suppression on par with other suppressed SMGs. However like any other suppressed weapon the UMP 45SD has a reduced ballistic performance that does not let it hit as hard as the standard UMP 45. However the reduction in performance is only slight and still leaves the UMP 45SD as a very lethal and stealthy weapon. Cal: .45 ACP ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 25 rounds

Colt M4 Carbine

The Colt M4 is essentially a later model of the CAR15 which is a compacted M16. The M4 features a longer barrel and a wider grip to accommodate the M203 grenade launcher (The M203 is not featured in Rogue Spear). Operatives use the M4 when the power of an assault rifle is needed but in close quarters, which would require a compact easy to aim weapon. However the M4 trades bulk for a slight reduction in range and accuracy. Cal: 5.56 X 45mm NATO ROF: SS, FA Mag: 30 rounds

Colt M16A2

The M16A2 is the variant currently being used the most by US armed forces. Despite its age the M16 still remains a very formidable weapon. In the -A2 version the most notable difference is the elimination of the fully automatic rate of fire mode. This change forces the individual operator to use carefully aimed shots and to conserve ammunition rather than suppress the enemy with a spray of rapidly fired rounds and emptying magazines in less than three seconds. The M16 is one of the larger assault rifles which also makes it one of the farthest and hardest hitting of the type. However because of its large size the operator tends to take a longer time aiming the weapon than if the weapon was a smaller carbine or SMG, thus making the M16 not the best choice in CQB (close quarter battles). However overall the M16 provides a fairly good balance of size and power. Cal: 5.56 X 45mm NATO ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

Enfield L85A1 Individual Weapon

The Enfield L85 was developed in the 1970s and was extensively used in Northern Ireland. The first version of the L85 had many reliability problems, but the A1 version has fixed much of these issues. The L85A1 is fitted with a 4X optical sight which is useful in combat, though some claim too powerful for street fighting. With the use of a bullpup design the L85A1 has the accuracy and power of the M16 but with a smaller size making it very useful in both open areas and close quarters. However the L85A1 is larger than the Steyr AUG making it a bit slower to point and shoot. Cal: 5.56 X 45mm NATO ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

H&K G3A3

Like other Heckler & Koch weapons the G3A3 is an extremely reliable weapon. So reliable that it has earned the phrase of being almost jam proof (this is of course if the gun is maintained well). Currently the G3 is the standard Heckler & Koch assault rifle. Like the M16 its large size provides for a lot of power and accuracy. Unfortunately the G3A3 is even larger than the M16, its relatively massive bulk does not make it a very suitable weapon for CQB (close quarter battles). Cal: 7.62 X 51mm NATO ROF: SS, FA Mag: 20 rounds

G36K

The G36 is the latest line of assault rifles from Heckler & Koch. This particular model has a shortened barrel. The compact size makes it a good choice for CQB operations and is still able to give fire power approaching that of a full scale rifle. However like all shortened rifles the G36K trades bulk for slightly less accuracy and power. Cal: 5.56 X 45mm NATO ROF: SS, 3RB, FA Mag: 30 rounds

M14

Ever since it entered service in 1957 the M14 battle rifle has seen front line combat in a lot of the conflicts involving the United States in the second half of the 20th century, from Vietnam to Desert Storm and beyond. The M14 has remained popular with the USSOCOM (United States Special Operations Command) mainly because of the great deal of power and long range accuracy it offers. However like the G3A3 the large bulk of this rifle prevents it from being used in CQB. Its primary role is to be used in fairly opened areas and to pick off targets from afar. Cal: 7.62 X 51mm NATO ROF: SS, FA Mag: 20 rounds

Steyr AUG

With a compact bullpup design and a light weight body, the AUG allows the operator to aim rapidly and to dish out the fire power of a much larger rifle like the M16. The weapon can be used in situations that might include both wide open fighting and CQB. This makes it like the M4 carbine, L85A1, and the G36K, a very versatile weapon. Cal: 5.56 X 45mm NATO ROF: SS, FA Mag: 30 rounds