Grantville Firearms Inventory

updated 15 May 2004

Table 1: Military Surplus Rifles

Model/Caliber Number
8-mm Mauser 450
Moisin-Nagant 240 carbines/210 full-size rifles
U.S. M-1903 Springfield .30-06 100
U.S M-1 Garand .30-06 100
U.S. M-1 Carbines 100
British SMLE .303 200
Other calibers (7.5-mm Swiss, .30-40 Krag-Jorgenson. etc) 50

Total: 1,450

Table 2: Commercial hunting/target rifles

Caliber/Model Number
.30-06 (various makes & models) 300
.30-30 (lever-action; Winchester, Marlin, etc) 300
.308 300
.270 Winchester 200
7-mm Remington 150
.300 Winchester Magnum 150
Miscellaneous Calibers (.416, .460 Weatherby, 7mm-08, .300 Weatherby, .45-LC, .44-40, etc) 150; of this total, 50 are .45-LC lever-action rifles and 50 are .44-40 lever-action

rifles

Total: 1,550

Table 3: Assault/Battle Rifles

Caliber/Type Numbers
Ruger Mini-14 .223 210
AR-15 .223 140
SKS 7.62 x 39-mm 150
Ruger Mini-30 7.62 x 39-mm 60
AK-47 7.62 s 39-mm 40
FN FAL 7.62 x 51-mm (clones & variants) 100
HK G3 7.62 x 51-mm (clones & variants) 60
U. S. M-14 7.62 x 51-mm 40

Total: 800

Table 4: .22-Rimfire Rifles

Type/Maker Number
Bolt-action (Ruger, Savage, BRNO, Marlin, etc) 900
Semi-automatic (Ruger, Marlin, etc) 600

Total: 1,500

Table 5: Black-powder Rifles (cartridge, percussion, flintlock)

Make/Caliber Number
Sharps .45-70 80
Remington Rolling-Block .45-70 50
Sharps .45-90 30
Sharps .45-120 5
Percussion Mountain/Plains Rifles, .45-cal 60
Percussion Mountain/Plains Rifles, .50-cal 100
Percussion Mountain/Plains Rifles, .54-cal 40
Flintlock Rifles, .32 caliber 20
Flintlock Rifles, .36-caliber 30
Flintlock Rifles, .45-caliber 60
Flintlock Rifles, .50-caliber 50
Flintlock Rifles, .54-caliber 40

Total: 565

Table 6: Muskets, Carbines & Muzzle-loading shotguns

Model/Caliber Number
Springfield M-1861 .58-cal rifle-muskets 10
Enfield P-1853/1861 .577-cal rifle-muskets 8
Enfield Artillery Carbines .577-cal 2
Sharps Carbines .54-cal 3
Sharps M1859 military rifle .54-cal 1
Sharp “Berdan” rifle .54-cal 1
Springfield M-1842 .69-cal smoothbores 2
Springfield M-1842 .69-cal (rifled & sighted) 1
12-gauge double-barrel percussion shotgun 120
10-gauge double-barrel percussion shotgun 80

Total: 228.

Table 7: Black-Powder Handguns

Type/Caliber Number/Notes
Single-shot flintlock .45-caliber 60
Single-shot flintlock .50-caliber 65
Single-shot flintlock .54-caliber 30
Single-shot flintlock .58-caliber 5 Harpers Ferry M-1803 pistols
Single-shot percussion .45-caliber 65
Single-shot percussion .50-caliber 60
Single-shot percussion .54-caliber 30
Single-shot percussion .58-caliber 5 Springfield M-1855 pistol-carbines
Colt-type revolver .36-caliber 10 Navy M-1851, 8 Navy M-1861
Colt-type revolver .44-caliber 10 M-1860 Army, 6 Walker Dragoons, 2 each 1st, 2nd, 3rd model Dragoon revolvers
Remington Navy revolver .36-caliber 20
Remington Army revolver .44-caliber 20

Total: 400

Table 8: Shotguns

Type/Gauge/Make Number
12-gauge pump (Remington, Mossberg, Winchester, Ithaca, Benelli) 1,200
12-gauge double-barrel (various makers) 840 side-by-side/360 over-and-under
12-gauge bolt-action (mostly Marlin) 200
12-gauge single-shot (various makers) 600
12-gauge semi-automatic (Remington, Browning, Mossberg, Benelli) 400
20-gauge shotguns (all types) 800
16-gauge shotguns (all types) 400
.410-bore shotguns (all types) 400
10-gauge shotguns (all types) 100
24-gauge shotguns (all types) 30
28-gauge shotguns (all types) 25

Total: 5,365

Table 9: Revolvers

Caliber Number
.357-Magnum 1,000
.45 Long Colt 400
.38-special 300
.44-Magnum 200
.44-40 100
.45-ACP 100
.38 S & W 100
.22-LR 100

Total: 2,300

Table 10: Semi-automatic pistols

Caliber Number
9-mm 700
.40 S & W 400
.45-ACP 450
.22-rimfire 200
.380-ACP 100
.32-ACP 75
.25-ACP 75
Other calibers (9 x 18-mm Makarov, .38-Super, .357-magnum, .44-magnum, etc) 100

Total: 2,000

Table 11: Canon firearms

Type Number
Frank Jackson’s M-60 1
Harry Leffert’s sawed-off shotguns* 2
Julie Mackay’s Remington 700 sniper rifle

Julie Sims’ (Mackay) .22-LR biathlon rifle**

1

1

Anders Jonsson’s HK USP .40-cal pistol 1

*:: Harry’s second sawed-off 12-gauge is mentioned in the opening passages of 1634: TGA.

**: Julie’s biathlon rifle is mentioned (but never used) in 1632.

Total: 6

Total number of firearms in Grantville: 16,164

Grantville Ammunition Inventory

.22-LR: 4,470 bricks (2,235,000 rounds) calculated as follows:

For the .22-LR pistols: 60% of the total (120 guns) have one brick (500 rounds) each,

and 40% of the total (80 guns) have two bricks (1,000 rounds) each

For the .22-LR revolvers: 60% (60 guns) have one brick (500 rounds) and 40% have two bricks (1,000 rounds) each

For the .22-LR rifles: 50% of the total (750 guns) have two bricks (1,000 rounds) each,

30% of the total (450 guns) have 3 bricks (1,500 rounds) each and 20% of the total (300 guns) have 4 bricks (2,000 rounds) each

Center-fire handguns (revolver & semi-automatic) 2,042,500 rounds calculated as follows

50% of the handguns (2,150 guns) have 250 rounds (5 boxes), 30% of the handguns (1,290 guns) have 500 rounds (10 boxes) and 20% of the handguns (860 guns) have 1,000 rounds (1 full case)

Military-surplus rifles

8-mm Mauser: 60% (270 guns) have 3,000 rounds each and 40% (180 guns) have 6,000 rounds each

7.62 x 54R: 60% (270 guns) have 3,000 rounds each and 40% (180 guns) have 6,000 rounds each

M-1903 Springfield: 50% (50 guns) have 800 rounds, 30% (30 guns) have 1,200 rounds and 20% (20 guns) have 2,400 rounds.

M-1 Garand.30-06: 50% (50 guns) have 960 rounds, 30% (30 guns) have 1,920 rounds and 20% (20 guns) have 2,880 rounds. This ammunition is on the 8-round Garand clips

M-1 carbine: 50% (50 guns) have 500 rounds each, 30% (30 guns) have 1 full case (1,000 rounds each) and 20% (20 guns) have 2 full cases (2,000 rounds each)

British SMLE .303: 50% (100 guns) have 400 rounds each, 30% (60 guns) have 800 rounds each and 20% (40 guns) have 1,200 rounds each

Other calibers: 50% (25 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (15 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (10 guns) have 600 rounds each.

Note: 80% of the ammunition for the 8-mm Mauser and 7.62 x 54R calibers is Berdan-primed and 20% is boxer-primed and reloadable. The ammunition for other calibers in this category is all Boxer-primed

Commercial hunting/target rifles

.30-06: 50% (150 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (90 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (60 guns) have 600 rounds each.

.30-30: 50% (150 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (90 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (60 guns) have 600 rounds each.

.308: 50% (150 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (90 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (60 guns) have 600 rounds each

.270 Winchester: 50% (100 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (60 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (40 guns) have 600 rounds each

7-mm Remington: 50% (75 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (45 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (30 guns) have 600 rounds each.

.300 Winchester Magnum: 50% (75 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (45 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (30 guns) have 600 rounds each.

Miscellaneous Calibers: 30 guns have 200 rounds each; 20 guns have 400 rounds each. Of the .45-LC and .44-40 lever-action rifles, 60 guns have 600 rounds each and 40 guns have 1,200 rounds each.

Assault/Battle rifles

.223: 50% (175 guns) have 1,000 rounds each, 30% (105 guns) have 2,000 rounds each and 20% (70 guns) have 4,000 rounds each

7.62 x 39-mm: 50% (125 guns) have 2,000 rounds each, 30% (75 guns) have 4,000 rounds each and 20% (50 guns) have 6,000 rounds each.

7.62 x 51-mm: 50% (50 guns) have 1,000 rounds each, 30% (30 guns) have 2,000 rounds each and 20% (20 guns) have 4,000 rounds each

Shotguns

12-gauge: 50% (1,800 guns) have 400 rounds each, 30% (1,080 guns) have 800 rounds each and 20% (720 guns) have 1,200 rounds each

20-gauge: 50% (400 guns) have 400 rounds each, 30% (240 guns) have 600 rounds each and 20% (160 guns) have 800 rounds each.

16-gauge: 50% (200 guns) have 400 rounds each, 30% (120 guns) have 600 rounds each and 20% (80 guns) have 800 rounds each).

.410-bore: 50% (200 guns) have 400 rounds each, 30% (120 guns) have 600 rounds each and 20% (80 guns) have 800 rounds each.

10-gauge: 60% (60 guns) have 400 rounds each and 40% (40 guns) have 800 rounds each.

24-gauge & 28-gauge: all guns have 600 rounds each.

Black-powder cartridge rifles

.45-70: 50% (65 guns) have 200 rounds each, 30% (39 guns) have 400 rounds each and 20% (26 guns) h ave 400 rounds each

.45-90: 60% (18 guns) have 200 rounds each and 40% (12 guns) have 400 rounds each.

.45-120: all 5 guns have 200 rounds each

Muskets, carbines, muzzle-loading shotguns & black-powder handguns

Muskets & carbines: 12 tins musket caps for each weapon (250 caps/tin)

Muzzle-loading shotguns & percussion rifles: 4,000 caps each (100 caps/tin)

Single-shot percussion pistols: 2,000 caps each (100 caps/tin)

Colt- and Remington-type revolvers: 3,000 caps each (100 caps/tin)

Re-loading supplies, black powder & miscellaneous shooting equipment

Each reloader in Grantville will have new brass cases or shotgun shell hulls equal to the amount of live ammunition already on hand. For example, a reloader who has 600 rounds of live ammunition in a particular caliber or gauge will have an additional 600 empty cases/hulls in that caliber/gauge. That person will also have sufficient primers, powder, bullets or shot to reload every case/hull they have until it fails; usually 4-7 reloads per casing (depending on manufacturer).

As for muzzle-loading firearms, anyone with a musket, rifle or muzzle-loading shotgun will have from 10 to 50 lbs of black powder. Other shooting supplies include an electric furnace for melting lead, various bullet molds, patches/shotgun wads and patch grease.

A typical example of a person who has both smokeless-powder and muzzle-loading firearms and who also does reloading is as follows:

Firearm

Live ammunition

Empty cases

Powder

Primers/caps

Bullets

.30-30

400 rounds

400

24 lbs

5,000

4,800

.357-mag

500 rounds

500

12 lbs

6,000

6,000

12-gauge

400 rounds

400

16 lbs

3,200

10 bags*

Musket

N/A

N/A

25 lbs

3,000

250 lbs**

Remington M-1858

N/A

N/A

N/A

3,000

Included above

*25 lbs shot/bag, **: for casting bullets