Weapons

General

Enchanting: The enchantment attached to this weapon.
Enchantment: The size of the enchantment. A grand soul gem provides an enchantment of 3000.
Value: The base value in gold of the item. The value of the enchantment is added to this.
Template: If this field is filled, all values except name, enchanting, enchantment, value and scripts are derived from the templated object.
Skill: The skill associated to this weapon.
Equip Type: Which hands are needed to weild this weapon.
Damage per second: Calculated value
Description: Not displayed in the game.
Keywords: Keywords associated with this weapon
Scripts: Scripts attached to this weapon.

NPCs Use Ammo: Normally NPCs do not use up ammo in their inventory. Checking this box will override that for this weapon only.
Ignores Normal Weapon Resistance: No longer used.
Automatic: Not applicable.
Can't Drop: Weapon cannot be disarmed and does not fall off when actor dies. Usually reserved for weapons that are mounted into the actor or armor.
Not Used In Normal Combat: Prevents NPCs from using the weapon unless specified in the use weapons package.
Non-hostile: An actor that is hit by this weapon does not consider it to be an actor aggression, and it does not force combat.
No Jam After Reload: Not applicable.
Minor Crime: Check to make attacking an NPC with this weapon a minor crime (as opposed to assault, a major crime).
Hide Backpack: Makes the weapon invisible while it is sheathed. The weapon is only visible while it is drawn and held in one or both hands.
Playable: Player can see it in another actors inventory. If not marked, the weapon is invisible to the player and cannot be used.
Player Only: NPCs will not use this weapon. They will not pick it up either.
Bound Weapon: Available for use in the bound weapon magic effect.

Weight: The weight of the object.
Reach: For melee weapons, this is a multiplier used in the reach formula: fCombatDistance * NPCScale * WeaponReach (where fCombatDistance is a gamesetting).
Sight FOV: The angle of view when using Iron Sights. Done by zooming in.
Crit Dmg: How much extra damage the weapon does on a critical hit. This is not a multiplier. It's added damage. Additionally, this damage is added after armor, effectively making it bypass the target's armor.
Crit Effect: The "spell" that is applied to the target on a critical hit. Must have ONLY self-targeted effects.
On Death: If checked, critical effect is only applied when the target is killed.
Damage: Damage this weapon does.
# Projectiles: Number of projectiles per single ammo object.
Base VATS To-Hit Chance: Not applicable.
Crit % Mult: Modifier to actor's critical chance derived attribute. Usually set to one. If set to zero, the weapon will not cause critical hits.
Stagger: Amount of stagger applied on a hit. A 1.0 value plays the full stagger animation. Stagger can be reduced by a variety of factors, so a value above 1.0 does have meaning.
On Hit - Normal formula behavior: The default formula alone is used.

Min Range: Tells combat AI they don't need to be closer than this value.
Max Range: Tells combat AI they don't want to be any further away than this value.
Range Is Fixed Tells the combat AI not to use combat style multipliers for this weapon.

Checked if the weapon is a built in part of the creature. Not used in Skyrim.

Inventory image:The image the weapon is identified with in inventory.
Message Icon:The icon that appears on aquiring the weapon.
Projectile: The projectile object used by the weapon, found in the Miscellaneous list.
Impact Data Set: Determines how this weapon effects different material types.
Reload Anim: The animation object used for reloading this weapon.
Hand Grip: Determines the type of hand grip used for this weapon.
Attack Anim: The firing animation used for this weapon.
Shell Casing: The name of the file used for the 3D model of the shell casing expended by this weapon.
Attack Sound: The sound made by this weapon when it is fired.
Attack Sound (First Person): Determines the sound file used in first person attacks with this weapon.
Attack Fail (No Ammo/Melee Miss) The sound made by this weapon when it runs out of ammunition or misses.
Animation Type: Determines the type of animations the wielder of this weapon will use.
Detection Sound Level: Volume of weapon as it is fired.
Add Destruction Data: Used to define what the weapon will look like when it's damaged.
Pickup Sound: Sound file payed on picking up the weapon
Putdown Sound: Sound file played when the weapon is put down.

Model: The model used for this weapon when it appears in the world or in use by NPCs.
1st Person Model Object: The weapon model object used for this weapon for the first person perspective.
Armor List: Used when a weapon requires skin geometry (i.e. WeapPowerFist).
World Model: Used to differentiate between the world model and the model used by npcs.

Multiplier: Speeds up or slows down the weapon's animation speeds.
Attack Multiplier: Speeds up or slows down just the attack animations.
Don't Use 1st Person IS Animations: Check to keep the weapon from using iron sights animations in 1st person mode.
Don't Use 3rd Person IS Animations: Check to keep the weapon from using iron sights animations in 3rd person mode.
Attack Shots/Sec:How many shots
Reload Time:How many reload animations can play per sec.
Jam Time:How many Jam animations can to play.

The weapon can zoom in on a target in iron sights mode.

Target NIF: The file name of the overlay effect.
Effect: The effect shader applied to the target or the view when the scope is used.

Left motor strength: Sets the rumble strength for the left side of the controller.
Right motor strength: Sets the rumble strength for the right side of the controller.
Duration: Sets the duration for the controller to rumble.