Smith Self-Loading Pistol

Developed by Oliver Smith Firearms, the Smith Self-Loading Pistol is the standard sidearm of the Commonwealth military. The pistol is a magazine fed pistol that generally holds 10 rounds. The Smith Self-Loading Pistol comes in 4 variations. The standard model is common among the standard troops and packs an effective punch.
The hammerless model is also available and generally used by officers for it's ability to be drawn quickly without the hammer catching on something, though it comes at the cost of an 8 round magazine and shorter barrel.
The newest model is the Smith-LeMat Burst Pistol. The pistol fires 2 rounds with every trigger pull and comes with a 1 round shotgun beneath the barrel with the option of a silencer. This variant is favored by the storm commandos for it's versatility and power in close combat. However, the burst fire effects accuracy at range.
Finally, there is the Smith Self-Loading Carbine. The carbine is designed much like the standard pistol but is designed with a longer barrel and stock for superior range and accuracy. The carbine can be equipped with a scope for improved accuracy but the carbine is unwieldy in the trenches. The carnine is often used by engineers and pilots alike
Lee-Schreiber Rifle

The Lee-Schreiber Rifle is the staple of the Commonwealth infantry. The Lee-Schreiber is a bolt action rifle with a 10 round capacity. It comes in 3 variations, the standard version available to all troops is both sturdy and reliable with a more then effective range.
The Storm variant comes with a shorter stock and barrel making it more useful for close quarter fighting. The shorter barrel however means range will suffer however and isn't recommended for medium to long range engagements.
Finally, there is the Marksman variant. A Lee-Schreiber with a longer barrel and a 5x scope. Perfect for snipers and scouts alike. It also comes with the option of a removable silencer for covert operations.
Type 21 Self-loading Shotgun

Designed by both Smith and Lee Firearms, the Type 21 Shotgun is designed with the same self loading mechanism used in the Smith Self Loading Pistol. This 12 gauge shotgun is equipped with a 20 round drum and can be equipped with a flechette round rather then a 12 gauge round. Unlike the steel balls of a normal 12 gauge, the flechette round is instead filled with steel spikes. These rounds have superior range at the cost of stopping power. The firearm also comes with a fully automatic prototype designed to clear trenches.
Lewis Light Machine Gun

Developed by Issac Lewis, the Lewis Gun is a fully automatic light machine gun with a 97 round magazine. The weapon is designed to send as many rounds down range as quickly as possible. The weapon is relatively accurate despite the high rate of fire. The Lewis Gun is employed by the Infantry, Airborne, and Armor alike and is often referred to as "Ol' Reliable" for it's reputation for functioning perfectly in any situation and for being mostly jam free despite the high rate of fire.
Type 94 Submachine Gun

The Type 94 is the latest weapon developed by Smith Firearms for the Commonwealth military. The Type 94 is a compact automatic carbine designed for close to medium range combat. Due to it's short barrel combined with the high rate of fire, the weapon isn't sought for it's accuracy and more for the hail if bullets it makes
.55 Bolt-Action Rifle

The .55 Bolt-Action is a magazine fed, bolt action, anti-armor rifle. The magazines in question hold 5 rounds a piece. The rounds in question are designed to punch through a tanks armor. Upon impact, the bullet will detonate shortly after to cause maximum damage. Due to the rifles large size however, the weapon requires a few moments to set up and fire. It comes equipped with a medium range scope as well so the user can damage targets from a distance