When the American troops reached France in WW1,they didn't have a light machine gun,so they bought French 1915 Chauchat machine rifles,and modified some to fire the .30-06 round.Those rifles were less reliable than the French Chauchats,and,by the

It deals the same amount of damage as the stock Berettas, but has significantly less recoil and a slightly slower fire rate. There are two variants: The secondary slot features a "semi-circle base" magazine with 20 rounds*2, 40 rounds dual-wielded,

The Beretta SV10 Perennia is an extremely strong design – even stronger than the old and much trusted Silver Pigeon (already one of the toughest guns about). The fore-end is also well shaped and has no Schnabel-style lip (a trend with Beretta

I like this rocket launcher very much, but, you know how Valve deals with TF2 updates. So this thing is still not in-game after I move on from TF2, two years ago and I decided to port it to this game. It has the property of Direct Hit: With a very

Double Barrel Shotgun from BLOWNING and MIROKU. You can change the bullet between Buckshot and Slug by Pressing X. Buckshot dmg 40x8 (Maximum) Slug dmg 130 (Maximum)

Created early in the century to replace older models, the Glisenti used the somewhat common recoil mechanism that was so prevalent at the time. It fired a relatively weak cartridge due to the weakness of the mechanism itself. It served through WW1

The Remington Model 700 is a series of bolt-action centerfire rifles manufactured by Remington Arms since 1962. It is a development of the Remington 721 and 722 series of rifles, which were introduced in 1948. Variants JAE-700 - Normal FSR-700 - A

Produced to compete for the pump shotgun market with the Winchester 12, the M37 was an expired patent from Pedersen brought to life by the Ithaca Gun Company. It worked like most shotguns of the time, and it was relatively unsuccessful in the

Cool double barrel SPAS from the game Area 51. Also has dual wield version. Features a double shot firemode (Button is X).

Designed in the early 30s for the Polish army semi-automatic rifle trials, the Wz38M began production in late 1938, with only ~100 rifles being made before the war started. There's a single eyewitness stating that the Germans used the few rifles