Sherman Model 15 'Ironfist' Military Sidearm

This is basically a military version of the M-13 Bolter, with an integral grenade launcher mounted under the barrel. This is most certainly not the sort of handgun that you try to perform the "John Woo Method" with.

Weapon	Weight	Length	Clip	Mode	Range	Damage	Cost
M-15 Ironfist	2.5	39 cm	25	auto	60 m	1d6+1	2,700 crowns
(grenade launcher			1	manual	75 m	1d6+1

Calix Carbine

This weapon was designed to be a replacement for the venerable CAR-24, but it was largely unsuccessful, plagued by rumors of unreliability. In actuality, it is a fairly hardy weapon, having some modest improvements over the CAR-24, but replacement parts are hard to come by, and it uses an odd caliber of ammunition, making it a curiosity that is more often found in private collections or packed away in warehouses rather than actually in the hands of Capitolian troops.

Sherman Model 50 Assault Rifle

This is the standard weapon issued to Capitol infantry and special forces. The stock is detachable, and an integral grenade launcher is mounted under the barrel.

Weapon	Weight	Length	Clip	Mode	Range	Damage	Cost
M-50	6.1	79 cm	30	auto	450 m	1d6+2	6,500 crowns

Improved M89 Heavy Machine Gun

The Improved M89 is a gatling-style heavy machine gun typically mounted on vehicles or on a tripod. Some particularly strong soldiers actually carry the M89 into battle, as it offers a high rate of fire, but not much in the way of accuracy when carried rather than braced.

Weapon	Weight	Length	Belt	Mode	Range	Damage	Cost
M-89	20.0	104 cm	1000	auto	1000 m	1d6+5	21,000 crowns

DPAT-9 Deuce Rocket Launcher

The DPAT-9 Deuce rocket-propelled grenade launcher is a fairly old design insofar as rocket launchers found on the battlefield, and has a relatively small magazine compared to most of the models used by other megacorporations. It's a fairly simple design, and one that has been well-tested, meaning that it's known to be fairly reliable. (And that means a lot to someone with a bunch of explosives resting on his shoulder.)

Weapon	Weight	Length	Clip	Mode	Range	Damage	Cost
DPAT-9 Deuce	12.8	81 cm	6	semi-auto	300 m	1d10+1	18,700 crowns

Vehicles

Most of the vehicles in service in the Capitol armed forces have seen little change over the past few centuries, save for advances that do little to change outward appearances to the designs. Capitol vehicles have standardized parts, and are easily maintained, for the most part. While Capitol has a fair assortment of ground vehicles, it excels in aircraft. In any clashes with the other megacorporations, Capitol almost always has air superiority. This not only includes fighters and gunships, but Capitol's "Sky Shark Industries" produces a number of small one- or two-man "flying bikes" to fit a number of roles.

KA-67 Great Grey

The Great Grey is a one-man hoverbike. The military version has a mounted machine-gun under the nose, while civilian versions can be found in variant forms in use by law enforcement and for private use in Capitol holdings.

Purple Shark

The Purple Shark is a two-man hoversled, providing aerial support in small "schools" (flights) of several vehicles. Typically, there is one driver and one bombardier or spotter in the back. Older versions of the Purple Shark look more akin to flying bobsleds, and are more distinctive in the attempt by engineers to actually make the nose look reminiscent of a shark head. Newer models are sleeker and capable of better maneuvering while hovering, with less concern for the old convention of making the vehicle look remotely like a shark.