Pistols are probably the most underrated and underused weapon class in Call of Duty 4. But choosing the correct sidearm is important because it is your only backup plan after your Primary Weapon. So lets take a close look at the four Pistols available; like ever other review our data is coming from our beautiful Weapon Stats Chart.

M9 – The M9 has an average 40-20 damage like every non Deagle pistol. It’s strong point is it’s high capicity of 15 rounds per clip, it’s low point the very unimpressive 250-500 range. The 15 round clip is cute, but if you need 15 shots to get a kill your time is better spent practicing your aim. Read more

Here it is for your viewing pleasure, the Perk stats chart for Call of Duty 4. This chart is full up to date describes the numbers behind each perk in detail. I will be doing some further research on Deep Impact to get better numbers for that. If you want the stats chart for the Perk One Explosives in Call of Duty 4 you can find them here.

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As a follow up to the Call of Duty 4 Weapon Stats Chart posted previously, I present the stats chart for all the Explosives in Call of Duty 4. Everything is totally up to date for the latest Call of Duty video game patch and should be pretty self explanatory, please post if you have any questions. There will be a chart describing the rest of the perks up shortly.

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This is probably the most important piece of Call of Duty 4 related strategy information out there. Knowing exactly how the weapons work on their most basic level is the key to making smart weapon choices and in turn improving at Call of Duty.

This chart is totally up to date with the latest game tweaks, and the information comes from the actual program files of the game. Do not trust the in game bar graphs that are supposed to display the weapon stats, they are totally wrong. Be sure to look at the damage multipliers as well as the initial damage for each weapon, when you multiply the two you get the final bullet damage. Last updated September 18, 2008.

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