.30 Carbine (no ontology)

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.30 Carbine (also known as 7.62x33mm, sometimes informally referred to as .30 Carb) is a cartridge developed just prior to World War II by Winchester, originally intended as a "light rifle" cartridge, as evidenced by the primary weapon it was designed for, the M1 Carbine. Although it is considered to be a pistol caliber (P) in the Mazes, due to its historical role as a light rifle cartridge, certain weapons chambered in .30 Carbine are considered to be rifles, and not pistol carbines or submachine guns.

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Type	LDV	C1	C2	C3	A1	A2	A3	A4	A5
Bullet	+2	61%	58%	55%	49%	40%	30%	15%	5%

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Available for purchase in a gun shop or a weapon shop in boxes of 50 or bulk cans of 1000.
Available brands and projectile types:
- Standard (Regular, SP): FMJ, JSP, JHP
- Personal Defense (Regular, +P): FMJ, JSP, JHP
- Milsurp (Surplus, SP): FMJ
Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 2 P$ /round
Recoil level: 2 - Light

Handloading information

Primer type: Small rifle
Powder type: Pistol
Projectile type: .308, 110 grain
Standard load: 105 pwdr
- -P load: 95 pwdr
- +P load: 116 pwdr
- +P+ load: 126 pwdr

Cost of a 50 case box: 18 P$ (0.35 P$/case)
Estimated cost to handload 1 standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 1.18 P$

Weapons compatible

Standard weapons

Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: 6

Class 1 weapons:

General Motors M1 Carbine, conventional rifle
General Motors M2 Carbine, combat rifle

Class 2 weapons:

ACS Hezi SM-1, combat rifle

Class 3 weapons:

AMT Automag III, pistol
Ruger Blackhawk, SA revolver
Taurus Raging Thirty, DA/SA revolver

Maze Customs

Customs weapon families: Available as a chambering for the Blackhawk, Redhawk and AR-15 families.
Minor services: None.

Barrel length groups

Depending on the barrel length of the firearm, a multiplier to Pain and Limb damage is applied. Please refer to the lists of weapons or to the event lines to know your particular weapons' barrel length.

Group name	Length range	Damage multiplier
Handgun	Up to 10"	0.75x
Rifle	10.1" and beyond	1x

Gallery

.30 Carbine FMJ

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-'''.30 Carbine''' (also known as '''7.62x33mm''', sometimes informally referred to as '''.30 Carb''') is a cartridge developed just prior to World War II by Winchester, originally intended as a "light rifle" cartridge, as evidenced by the primary weapon it was designed for, the '''M1 Carbine'''. Although it is considered to be a '''pistol caliber (P)''' in the Mazes, due to its historical role as a ''light rifle cartridge'' over that of a ''pistol cartridge'', certain weapons chambered in .30 Carbine are considered to be rifles, and not pistol carbines or submachine guns.
+'''.30 Carbine''' (also known as '''7.62x33mm''', sometimes informally referred to as '''.30 Carb''') is a cartridge developed just prior to World War II by Winchester, originally intended as a "light rifle" cartridge, as evidenced by the primary weapon it was designed for, the '''M1 Carbine'''. Although it is considered to be a '''pistol caliber (P)''' in the Mazes, due to its historical role as a ''light rifle cartridge'', certain weapons chambered in .30 Carbine are considered to be rifles, and not pistol carbines or submachine guns.
 === Mazeworld overview ===
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 * [[Customs:Weapons|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''Blackhawk''', '''Redhawk''' and '''AR-15''' families.
 * [[Customs:Minor|Minor services]]: None.
+=== Barrel length groups ===
+Depending on the barrel length of the firearm, a '''multiplier to [[Pain]] and [[Limb damage]]''' is applied. Please refer to the [[Weapon|lists of weapons]] or to the event lines to know your particular weapons' barrel length.
+{|
+| '''Group name'''
+| '''Length range'''
+| '''Damage multiplier'''
+|-
+| Handgun
+| Up to 10"
+| 0.75x
+|-
+| ''Rifle''
+| ''10.1" and beyond''
+| '''''1x'''''
+|}
 == Gallery ==
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 *[[Weapon]]
+Real-life information
 *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.30_Carbine Wikipedia article]
 *[http://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/2015/02/the-30-carbine/ Brief history of the M1 Carbine and the .30 Carbine cartridge on The Big Game Hunting Blog]