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  1. Using a bayonet increases the time it takes for your weapon to be ready to fire after sprinting.
  2. Factory, Low Weight and Rifleman weapons have indirect bonuses to recoil and spread recovery not shown in weapon comparison.
  3. LMGs become very inaccurate after the first shot and then regain accuracy, meaning they are best used for sustained fire.
  4. SMGs are best used in short bursts.
  5. Self-Loading Rifles become inaccurate when fired too quickly.
  6. Bipods are activated automatically when prone, peeking over cover or standing behind cover.
  7. Many weapons allow you to customize their recoil bias to your liking. This has no influence on weapon performance itself, only on how well you can use it.
  8. If you are sprinting with a weapon equipped with a bayonet, you can tap the melee button to enter a powerful Bayonet Charge.
  9. During a Bayonet Charge, you sprint faster and can take more damage, but you also have decreased movement sensitivity.
  10. If you don't kill anyone with your Bayonet Charge, you will get a run and sprint speed penalty during the cooldown period.
  11. The Bayonet Charge has a short cooldown period during which time you cannot perform another Bayonet Charge.
  12. A good but dangerous counter to a Bayonet Charge is to Bayonet Charge back! The late charger will win when two chargers clash.
  13. Knives are the fastest melee weapons with the largets takedown zones, but they deal the least amount of damage with each swing.
  14. If you attack with a melee weapon and you are inside the takedown zone, you will automatically perform a takedown.
  15. Melee weapon categories differ in attack speed, damage, and how large their takedown zone is.
  16. Clubs have medium attack speed, deal medium damage, and have a medium-sized takedown zone.
  17. The hatchet deals massive damage, but is slow and has a small takedown zone.
  18. The melee takedown zone extends in a cone in the opposite direction of where the enemy is aiming.
  19. If your next melee swing would deal enough damage to kill your opponent, you will automatically perform a takedown instead of a normal swing.
  20. Many melee weapons have alternate uses on the battlefield, such as cutting barbed wire, destroying barricades, or even damaging light vehicles.
  21. When you hit a player with a melee swing, you will track that target for a brief moment to help you close in for the kill.
  22. If you let go of sprint immediately after activation, you will perform a short Bayonet Charge. Keep sprinting for a longer charge.
  23.  
  24.  
  25.  
  26.  
  27. M1911
  28. Flamethrower
  29. Tankgewehr M1918
  30. Tankgewehr M1918
  31. C96 Carbine
  32. Automatic Revolver .38
  33. Automatic Revolver .38
  34. M1883 REVOLVER
  35. M1883 REVOLVER
  36. Modello 1915
  37. M1915 Pistol
  38. M1911
  39. C96
  40. C96
  41. P08 Pistol
  42. Russian 1895 Rifleman
  43. Gewehr M.95 Rifleman
  44. SMLE MKIII Rifleman
  45. Gewehr 98 Rifleman
  46. Selbstlader M1916 Factory
  47. M1907 SL Factory
  48. Mondragon
  49. Cei-Rigotti Factory
  50. Lewis Gun Low Weight
  51. M1909 Benét‚Mercié
  52. MG15 n.A. Low Weight
  53. Madsen MG Low Weight
  54. Model 10-A Factory
  55. Automatico M1918 Factory
  56. MP 18 Factory
  57. Flamethrower
  58. P08 Artillerie
  59. M97 Trench Gun
  60. Adopted in 1911, this pistol served as the sidearm of the American military for multiple decades.
  61. FLAMETHROWER WEX
  62. Tankgewehr M1918
  63. The carbine version of the famous C96 pistol, featuring an extended barrel and a shoulder stock.
  64. The "artillery" version of the P08 Pistol, a compact weapon for vehicle operators featuring a drum magazine.
  65. Chambered in .38 ACP
  66. REICHS M1883 REVOLVER
  67. An early Italian pistol which uses detachable magazines.
  68. A pistol of German origin which ended up being used in conflicts around the world.
  69. Adopted in 1908, the P08 Pistol was the German sidearm during the Great War.
  70. A straight-pull bolt action rifle that allows for a high rate of fire, even when used with a scope.
  71. A British bolt action rifle with a high magazine capacity, excellent for medium to long range use.
  72. A German bolt action rifle firing a very fast projectile, excellent for long range use.
  73. Originally designed for use on planes, this German semi-automatic rifle is known for its high accuracy.
  74. The M1907 SL is an automatic rifle from the early 20th century and has been in production until the 1950s.
  75. The Mondragon was the first self-loading rifle to be adopted by a military on a large scale.
  76. An Italian automatic rifle from the late 19th century. Features both automatic and semi-automatic fire.
  77. A British light machine gun that owes its characteristic look to its pan-shaped magazine.
  78. A slow firing, strip fed LMG best used from a distance.
  79. The MG15 n.A. is a belt fed light machine gun, similar to heavier, tripod or vehicle mounted weapons while remaining portable.
  80. A magazine fed machine gun, the Madsen MG has seen service for over a century.
  81. A 12 gauge pump action shotgun, the Model 10-A is extremely lethal at close range.
  82. Inspired by an aircraft mounted gun, the M1918 was the first submachine gun to be used by the Italian military.
  83. The MP 18 was one of the first practical submachine guns to see combat. Highly effective at its role, it was nicknamed "Grabenfeger" by German soldiers.
  84.  
  85. SNIPER PACKAGE
  86. No Package
  87. TRENCH
  88. ACCURACY PACKAGE
  89. BURST PACKAGE
  90. STABILITY PACKAGE
  91. SLUG PACKAGE
  92. TRENCH PACKAGE
  93. SUPPRESSION
  94. SUPPRESSOR PACKAGE
  95. Trench Package
  96. Handling Package
  97. DEFENSE PACKAGE
  98. Range package
  99. SAPPER PACKAGE
  100. PATROL PACKAGE
  101. STEALTH PACKAGE
  102. CARBINE PACKAGE
  103. BUCKSHOT PACKAGE
  104.  
  105. A short dagger carried inside a boot or strapped to a leg. This backup blade comes in handy opening a stubborn ration pack or relieving an enemy of his dog tags.
  106. Clubs and other melee weapons were often used during night-time raids or in close quarter combat.
  107. This flare gun shoots projectiles which reveal enemies in their vicinity.
  108. Rifle eqiupped with a cup laucher. Fires frag grenades indirectly at long distances.
  109. Rifle eqiupped with a cup laucher. Fires anti tank grenades indirectly at long distances.
  110. Large bundle stick grenade designed for disabling tanks.
  111. This bundle of grenades will detonate upon contact with a vehicle to deal significant damage.
  112. A shield that can be deployed to snipe safely from a prone position.
  113. An adrenaline injection that can be used to revive downed allies or kill enemies.
  114. Sticks of dynamite that can be placed and detonated on demand. Effective against structured, vehicles and infantry.
  115. Standard Mills No.5 Mk II M1915 timed fuze hand grenade with all around performance and balanced range and damage.
  116. AT mines that will explode and cause significant damage when traversed by enemy vehicles.
  117. A scope that can be used to look across cover safely and to mark enemies for your squad mates.
  118. These grenades release a long-lasting gas cloud that damages enemies inside it.
  119. These grenades create a blinding cloud of smoke which also blocks spotting.
  120. Mini grenades that can be thrown farther than the standard frag grenade at the cost of some damage.
  121. Incendiary hand grenade which creates intense flames for a short duration. Flames stick to soldiers and will continue to burn outside the original fire.
  122. Single use field dressing that heals a single soldier to full health, even on the move. Any damage will cancel the heal.
  123. 18 pounder shell with a trip wire attached. Breaking the wire will detonate the bomb.
  124. Single shot breech gun intended for use against vehicles and structures.
  125. Shermuly line throwing gun which launches a grappling hook used to reach roofs and high walls.
  126. Rifle eqiupped with a cup laucher. Fires smoke grenades indirectly at medium range.
  127. 18 pounder gas shell with a trip wire attached. Breaking the wire will detonate the gas bomb.
  128. Primarily designed as a tool to destroy or modify various equipment on the battlefield, the hatchet also made for a vicious cleaving weapon up close.
  129. Useful as an engineering tool on the battlefield, pickaxes were also used in melee combat to conserve ammunition or to stay relatively silent.
  130. The small size of shovels made them suitable for melee combat in the trenches. One edge was often sharpened to make them able to cut into the enemy.
  131. Many soldiers in the trenches fashioned crude clubs and fitted spikes or other sharp objects onto them to make them even deadlier.
  132. Trench Maces were homemade weapons based on medieval designs. They were often used during night-time raids where stealth was of the essence.
  133. The Sniper Platform. Flat trajectory sniper bullet trades damage for improved accuracy.
  134. -High Zoom Scope
  135. -Bipod
  136. -Sniper Rounds
  137. -Cheek Riser
  138. EXTENDED MAG, BAYONETTE, MOBILITY, LOWER ACCURACY
  139. Round out the capabilities of the weapon with this package of accessories.
  140. -Bayonet
  141. -Flash Hider
  142. -Low Zoom Scope
  143. -Small Extended Mag
  144. -Recoil Pad
  145. BAYONET
  146. FLASH HIDER
  147. APERTURE SIGHTS
  148. Improved hipfire performance for close quarters combat
  149. REDUCED FIRST SHOT RECOIL AND IMPROVED HANDLING KEEP THE WEAPON ON TARGET LONGER.
  150. -BUTT PLATE
  151. -COMPENSATOR
  152.  
  153. HIGH STABILITY
  154. Improved heavy barrel and burst fire give the weapon better accuracy than other packages.
  155. -Heavy Barrel
  156. -Burst Trigger
  157. -Improved Iron Sight
  158. -Cheek Riser
  159. FOREGRIP
  160.  
  161. HIGH MOBILITY
  162. 2.5X SCOPE
  163. BIPOD
  164. EXTENDED MAG
  165.  
  166. REDUCED MOBILITY
  167. INCREASED ACCURACY
  168. OVERHEATS
  169. LOW RECOIL SHELLS
  170. RECOIL PAD
  171. RIB SIGHT
  172. EXTENDED MAG
  173. COMPENSATOR
  174. INCREASED SPREAD
  175. BAYONET
  176. SLUG - 1 SOLID BULLET
  177. LONG BARREL
  178. BUCKHORN SIGHT
  179. #1 BUCK - 11 PELLETS
  180. FLAT SHOT SPREAD
  181. PISTOL GRIP
  182. Improve the weaon's hipfire with this package of accessories. Improves hip fire accuracy.
  183. -Bayonet
  184. -Extended Mag
  185. -Improved Iron Sight
  186. -Fore Grip
  187. -Flash Hider
  188. Improved range performance with heavy barrel and medium power sight
  189.  
  190. Reduced recoil for improved handling under sustained fire
  191. Improve the accuracy of the Lewis Gun with this package of accessories. Better initial aimed accuracy.
  192. -Rear Monopod
  193. -Low Zoom Scope
  194. -Bipod
  195. -Flash Hider
  196.  
  197. Improve the mobility of the Lewis Gun with this package of accessories. Better hip fire.
  198. -Fore Grip
  199. -Extended Mag
  200. Improve the handling of the Lewis Gun with this package of accessories. Reduces recoil.
  201. -Butt Plate
  202. -AA Sight
  203. -Bipod
  204. -Barrel Cover
  205. -Flash Hider
  206.  
  207.  
  208. Extended Magazine Package
  209. Bipod Package
  210. Maximum stationary accuracy with heavy barrel and bipod
  211. Improved magazine capacity and accuracy under sustained fire
  212. Automatic fire package
  213. Enables automatic fire
  214. Default gun, currently not recommended for use
  215. Cei-Rigotti Artillery
  216. Iron Sights
  217. Iron Sights, offer very little magnification
  218. Lattey Lens
  219. Lattey Lens system, offers 2x magnification
  220. 4x Scope
  221. 3.4x Scope, offers high magnification
  222. Default barrel
  223. Default barrel for a lightweight weapon
  224. Heavy Barrel
  225. Heavy Barrel, improves aimed accuracy
  226. Flash Hider
  227. Flash Hider, removes muzzle flash
  228. Compensator
  229. Compensator, reduces recoil
  230. Foregrip
  231. Foregrip, improves hipfire
  232. Monopod Grip
  233. Monopod Grip, improves aimed fire
  234. Bipod
  235. Bipod, can be deployed to enable supported shooting
  236. No underbarrel attachment
  237. No underbarrel attachment for a lightweight weapon
  238. Mondragon Marksman
  239. Mondragon Artillery
  240. Mondragon Light Infantry
  241. Selbstlader M1916 Artillery
  242. M1907 SL Automatic
  243. M1907 SL Trench
  244. Automatic Fire
  245. Enables fully automatic fire
  246. Bayonet
  247. Improves hipfire accuracy
  248. Extended Magazine
  249. Increases magazine capacity
  250. Automatico M1918 Light Infantry
  251. Automatico M1918 Trench
  252. MP 18 Experimental
  253. Aperture Sights
  254. Aperture Sights provide a better picture than iron sights
  255. Burst Trigger
  256. Replaces automatic with burst fire mode, which is easier to control
  257. Gewehr 98 Marksman
  258. SMLE MKIII Carbine
  259. Flare Gun - Flash
  260. Flare Gun - Flash
  261. This flare gun shoots brightly burning projectiles, blinding players looking at them from nearby.
  262. Gewehr M.95 Carbine
  263. Palm Rest
  264. Cheek Riser
  265. Improves accuracy on the move
  266. Short Barrel
  267. Reduces the time you have to wait until shooting after sprinting (currently dysfunctional)
  268. Increases the duration the gun can be stabilized
  269. Telescopic Sight
  270. Telescopic Sight, offers 6x magnification
  271. Russian 1895 Marksman
  272. Russian 1895 Trench
  273. MG15 n.A. Light Infantry
  274. MG15 n.A. Suppressor
  275. Madsen MG Trench
  276. MG Scope
  277. Machine gun scope, offers 2.5x magnification
  278. Lewis Gun Artillery
  279. Lewis Gun Suppressor
  280. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Artillery
  281. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Light Infantry
  282. Model 10-A Hunter
  283. Model 10-A Heavy
  284. Full Choke
  285. Decreases the area the pellets are distributed across, improving deadliness at range
  286. Spreader Choke
  287. Widens the area the pellets are distributed across, improving area saturation
  288. M97 Trench Gun Hunter
  289. M97 Trench Gun Assault
  290. The M97 Trench Gun proved to be so effective that the German Empire protested its use. Can be fired without releasing the trigger.
  291. Automatic Revolver .455
  292. Automatic Revolver .455
  293. A revolver which utilizes recoil to rotate its cylinder and cock its hammer after every shot.
  294. Choke Package
  295. ID_P_ADESC_CHOKE_PACKAGEVVVVV
  296. Slug Package
  297. ID_P_ADESC_SLUG_PACKAGEVVVVV
  298. Sweeper Pacakge
  299. MP 18 Trench
  300. CQB Ammo
  301. C96 Export
  302. C96 Export
  303. C96 Export
  304. C96 Extended Magazine
  305. C96 Extended Magazine
  306. C96 Extended Magazine
  307. M1915 Glisenti
  308. M1915 Glisenti
  309. M1915 Glisenti
  310. Ring Reticle
  311. Dot Reticle
  312. Cross Reticle
  313. Lens sight system with a circle reticle, offering 1.5x magnification
  314. Lens sight system with a dot reticle, offering 2.0x magnification
  315. Lens sight system with a cross reticle, offering 2.5x magnification
  316. MP 18 Artillery
  317. M97 Trench Gun Light Infantry
  318. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Gunner
  319. Madsen MG Light Infantry
  320. Gewehr 98 Sharpshooter
  321. Gewehr M.95 Sharpshooter
  322. Russian 1895 Sharpshooter
  323. SMLE MKIII Sharpshooter
  324. Saber
  325. Cavalry forces were used to some extent by all major forces in World War 1. The saber allowed riders to cut down infantry in their path.
  326. This configuration is very lightweight. After firing it regains accuracy more quickly than other configurations.
  327. This configuration is optimized for accurate fire from the hip.
  328. Trench Configuration
  329. Factory Configuration
  330. Buckhorn Sight
  331. Artillery Configuration
  332. This configuration is optimized for accurate aimed fire and features a lens sight system.
  333. This configuration uses an experimental trigger group, replacing automatic fire with three round bursts. Improves aimed accuracy and reduces recoil.
  334. Experimental Configuration
  335. Light Infantry Configuration
  336. This configuration has reduced recoil while firing.
  337. Cei-Rigotti Trench
  338. This configuration is optimized for accurate fire from the hip.
  339. Trench Configuration
  340. Light Infantry Configuration
  341. This configuration has reduced recoil while firing.
  342. Sharpshooter Configuration
  343. This configuration is optimized for high aimed accuracy while stationary.
  344. Artillery Configuration
  345. This configuration offers increased aimed accuracy.
  346. Selbstlader M1916 Sharpshooter
  347. Factory Configuration
  348. This configuration is very lightweight. After firing it regains accuracy more quickly than other configurations.
  349. 1.00x Magnification
  350. 1.25x Magnification
  351. 1.50x Magnification
  352. 2.00x Magnification
  353. 2.50x Magnification
  354. 3.00x Magnification
  355. 3.50x Magnification
  356. 4.00x Magnification
  357. No Bayonet, no recoil bias
  358. No Bayonet, left side recoil bias
  359. No Bayonet, right side recoil bias
  360. Bayonet, no recoil bias
  361. Bayonet, left side recoil bias
  362. Bayonet, right side recoil bias
  363. Beam Reticle
  364. Chevron Reticle
  365. Cross Reticle
  366. Automatic Configuration
  367. This weapon has been altered to allow fully automatic fire.
  368. Marksman Configuration
  369. This configuration has been equipped with a bipod for optimal long range performance.
  370. 18 pounder shell with a trip wire attached. Breaking the wire will detonate the fire bomb.
  371. Armor piercing bullets fired out of the primary rifle. These bullets are only effective at close range and with multiple shooters.
  372. AA Sights
  373. 3x Scope
  374. Right side recoil bias
  375. No recoil bias
  376. Left side recoil bias
  377. 8.00x Magnification
  378. 5.00x Magnification
  379. 6.00x Magnification
  380. 10.00x Magnifaction
  381. No Bayonet
  382. Radium Sights
  383. Peep Sight
  384. Shotgun Rib
  385. Rifleman Configuration
  386. This configuration is very lightweight. After firing it regains accuracy more quickly than other configurations. It can be zeroed for 75, 150 and 300 meters.
  387. Trench Configuration
  388. This configuration is chambered for the original .30 Army cartridge, allowing its action to be cycled faster at the cost of some damage.
  389. Carbine Configuration
  390. This configuration has been shortened to improve mobility in medium range engagements. It is zeroed for 75 meters.
  391. Sharpshooter Configuration
  392. This configuration has been equipped with a scope and a palm rest, allowing it to be stabilized longer. It can be zeroed for 75, 150 and 300 meters.
  393. Marksman Configuration
  394. This configuration is optimized for long range shooting and has been equipped with a bipod and telescopic sight. It can be zeroed for 75, 150 and 300 meters.
  395. The Russian 1895 was one of the last lever action rifles to see large scale use in combat.
  396. Factory Configuration
  397. This configuration is very lightweight. After firing it regains accuracy more quickly than other configurations.
  398. Hunter Configuration
  399. This configuration is equipped with a choke, improving accuracy and effective range.
  400. This configuration uses slugs instead of buckshot, improving accuracy and range at the cost of raw damage.
  401. Heavy Configuration
  402. Assault Configuration
  403. This configuration uses a duckbill choke and smaller buckshot pellets for maximum close range damage. Damage drops quicker than for regular buckshot.
  404. This configuration uses a reduced power load to minimize recoil. Compared to standard loads, damage will drop sooner.
  405.  
  406. Low Weight Configuration
  407. This configuration is very lightweight. After firing it regains accuracy more quickly than other configurations.
  408. Artillery Configuration
  409. This configuration is optimized for accurate aimed fire and features a lens sight system.
  410. This configuration makes use of an extended magazine and bipod to suppress enemies from medium distances.
  411. Suppressor Configuration
  412. Gunner Configuration
  413. This option is equipped with a bipod and scope for precise ranged fire.
  414. This configuration has reduced recoil while firing.
  415. Light Infantry Configuration
  416. Trench Configuration
  417. This configuration is optimized for accurate fire from the hip.
  418. Automatico M1918 Burst
  419. MG15 n.A. Marksman
  420. Cei-Rigotti Light Infantry
  421. Gewehr 98 Carbine
  422. SMLE MKIII Marksman
  423. Lewis Gun Extended Magazine
  424. Madsen MG Extended Magazine
  425. MP 18 Light Infantry
  426. Mondragon Sharpshooter
  427. Selbstlader M1916 Extended Magazine
  428. Model 10-A Assault
  429. Gewehr M.95 Marksman
  430. M1907 SL Extended Magazine
  431. M1911 Silencer
  432. Gasmask
  433. Jambiya Knife
  434. Equal parts beautiful and deadly, the jambiya is a traditional curved dagger with Arabic origins that saw use in the Ottoman Empire.
  435. Bedouin Dagger
  436. A sleek dagger of Oriental origin, typically carried by bedouines as both a traditional item of value and as a weapon.
  437. Compact Trench Knife
  438. A simple stabbing weapon made for silent kills in close quarters. The guard often doubled as a knuckle-duster for increased combat options.
  439. Compact Trench Knife
  440. US Trench Knife
  441. A simple stabbing weapon made for silent kills in close quarters. The guard often doubled as a knuckle-duster for increased combat options.
  442. US Trench Knife
  443. Barbed Wire Bat
  444. A particularly vicious club fitted with both spikes and barbed wire for maximum brutality.
  445. Barbed Wire Bat
  446. Combat Knife
  447. A no-frills double-edged combat knife, favoring a slim design over additional features.
  448. Combat Knife
  449. Survival Knife
  450. A combination of survival knife and emergency weapon often carried by pilots and other soldiers that could get stranded in hostile territory.
  451. Survival Knife
  452. AA Sights
  453. Aperture Sights
  454. Automatic Fire
  455. Bayonet
  456. Bayonet, no recoil bias
  457. Bipod
  458. Bayonet, left side recoil bias
  459. Bayonet, right side recoil bias
  460. Buckhorn Sight
  461. Burst Trigger
  462. Cheek Riser
  463. Choke Package
  464. Compensator
  465. Spreader Choke
  466. Extended Magazine
  467. Flash Hider
  468. Foregrip
  469. Full Choke
  470. Heavy Barrel
  471. Lattey Lens
  472. Ring Reticle
  473. Dot Reticle
  474. Cross Reticle
  475. MG Scope
  476. Monopod Grip
  477. No Bayonet, no recoil bias
  478. No Bayonet, left side recoil bias
  479. No Bayonet, right side recoil bias
  480. Default barrel
  481. No Bayonet
  482. Iron Sights
  483. No underbarrel attachment
  484. Palm Rest
  485. Peep Sight
  486. Radium Sights
  487. No recoil bias
  488. Beam Reticle
  489. Chevron Reticle
  490. Cross Reticle
  491. Left side recoil bias
  492. Right side recoil bias
  493. Short Barrel
  494. Shotgun Rib
  495. Slug Package
  496. Sweeper Pacakge
  497. Telescopic Sight
  498. 3x Scope
  499. 4x Scope
  500. 10.00x Magnifaction
  501. 1.00x Magnification
  502. 1.25x Magnification
  503. 1.50x Magnification
  504. 2.00x Magnification
  505. 2.50x Magnification
  506. 3.00x Magnification
  507. 3.50x Magnification
  508. 4.00x Magnification
  509. 5.00x Magnification
  510. 6.00x Magnification
  511. 8.00x Magnification
  512. ACCURACY PACKAGE
  513. TRENCH PACKAGE
  514. Light Anti-Tank Grenade
  515. Automatic fire package
  516. Bipod Package
  517. BUCKSHOT PACKAGE
  518. BURST PACKAGE
  519. CARBINE PACKAGE
  520. STABILITY PACKAGE
  521. CQB Ammo
  522. No Package
  523. DEFENSE PACKAGE
  524. Extended Magazine Package
  525. Gasmask
  526. Handling Package
  527. K Bullets
  528. PATROL PACKAGE
  529. Range package
  530. Rifle Grenade Fragmentation
  531. Rifle Grenade HE
  532. Rifle Grenade Smoke
  533. SAPPER PACKAGE
  534. SLUG PACKAGE
  535. SNIPER PACKAGE
  536. STEALTH PACKAGE
  537. SUPPRESSION
  538. SUPPRESSOR PACKAGE
  539. TRENCH
  540. Trench Package
  541. Tripwire Bomb - Incendiary
  542. Bedouin Dagger
  543. Automatico M1918 Factory
  544. Automatico M1918 Burst
  545. Automatico M1918 Light Infantry
  546. Automatico M1918 Trench
  547. MG15 n.A. Low Weight
  548. MG15 n.A. Marksman
  549. MG15 n.A. Light Infantry
  550. MG15 n.A. Suppressor
  551. C96 Carbine
  552. Cei-Rigotti Factory
  553. Cei-Rigotti Artillery
  554. Cei-Rigotti Light Infantry
  555. Cei-Rigotti Trench
  556. Gewehr 98 Rifleman
  557. Gewehr 98 Marksman
  558. Gewehr 98 Carbine
  559. Gewehr 98 Sharpshooter
  560. M1909 Benét‚Mercié
  561. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Gunner
  562. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Artillery
  563. M1909 Benét‚Mercié Light Infantry
  564. Lawrence of Arabia's Jambiya
  565. Lewis Gun Low Weight
  566. Lewis Gun Extended Magazine
  567. Lewis Gun Artillery
  568. Lewis Gun Suppressor
  569. Low Weight Configuration
  570. Gunner Configuration
  571. Artillery Configuration
  572. Light Infantry Configuration
  573. Suppressor Configuration
  574. Trench Configuration
  575. M1911 Silencer
  576. Madsen MG Low Weight
  577. Madsen MG Extended Magazine
  578. Madsen MG Light Infantry
  579. Madsen MG Trench
  580. Mondragon
  581. Mondragon Marksman
  582. Mondragon Artillery
  583. Mondragon Sharpshooter
  584. Mondragon Light Infantry
  585. MP 18 Factory
  586. MP 18 Artillery
  587. MP 18 Experimental
  588. MP 18 Light Infantry
  589. MP 18 Trench
  590. No Grenade
  591. No Melee
  592. No Primary Weapon
  593. No Secondary Weapon
  594. P08 Pistol
  595. P08 Artillerie
  596. Model 10-A Factory
  597. Model 10-A Hunter
  598. Model 10-A Heavy
  599. Model 10-A Assault
  600. Factory Configuration
  601. Automatic Configuration
  602. Marksman Configuration
  603. Artillery Configuration
  604. Sharpshooter Configuration
  605. Light Infantry Configuration
  606. Trench Configuration
  607. Factory Configuration
  608. Hunter Configuration
  609. ID_P_WNAME_U_SHOTGUN_LOWRECOILVVVVV
  610. Heavy Configuration
  611. Assault Configuration
  612. Selbstlader M1916 Factory
  613. Selbstlader M1916 Extended Magazine
  614. Selbstlader M1916 Artillery
  615. Selbstlader M1916 Sharpshooter
  616. Factory Configuration
  617. Artillery Configuration
  618. Experimental Configuration
  619. Light Infantry Configuration
  620. Trench Configuration
  621. SMLE MKIII Rifleman
  622. SMLE MKIII Marksman
  623. SMLE MKIII Carbine
  624. SMLE MKIII Sharpshooter
  625. Rifleman Configuration
  626. Marksman Configuration
  627. Carbine Configuration
  628. Sharpshooter Configuration
  629. Trench Configuration
  630. Gewehr M.95 Rifleman
  631. Gewehr M.95 Marksman
  632. Gewehr M.95 Carbine
  633. Gewehr M.95 Sharpshooter
  634. M97 Trench Gun
  635. M97 Trench Gun Hunter
  636. M97 Trench Gun Light Infantry
  637. M97 Trench Gun Assault
  638. M1907 SL Factory
  639. M1907 SL Automatic
  640. M1907 SL Extended Magazine
  641. M1907 SL Trench
  642. Russian 1895 Rifleman
  643. Russian 1895 Marksman
  644. Russian 1895 Sharpshooter
  645. Russian 1895 Trench
  646. MG 08/15
  647. MG 08/15
  648. MG 08/15
  649. The Automatic 5 was the first successful semi-auto shotgun design, and remained in production for nearly a century.
  650. Automatic 5 Light Infantry
  651. Automatic 5 Hunter
  652. Automatic 5 Special
  653. Special Configuration
  654. This configuration is equipped with an extended magazine tube.
  655. C93
  656. The C93 was the first mass produced semi-automatic pistol. The design of its toggle lock mechanism served as the precursor for the now legendary P08.
  657. The first successful American made semi-auto rifle, the Model 8 shares the same long-recoil mechanism as the Automatic 5 shotgun.
  658. Model 8 .35 Factory
  659. Model 8 .35 Sharpshooter
  660. Model 8 .25 Special
  661. Selbstlader 1906 Factory
  662. Selbstlader 1906 Artillery
  663. Selbstlader 1906 Sharpshooter
  664. A German self loading rifle protoype based off of an improved version of the P08's toggle lock mechanism.
  665. An Austrian heavy SMG equipped with a high capacity drum magazine and water cooled barrel.
  666. Bartek Bludgeon
  667. A branch off the famous 600-year-old Bartek oak in Poland, fashioned into a brutal bludgeoning tool for use in the Great War.
  668. Bartek Bludgeon
  669. M1903 Sharpshooter
  670. M1903 Marksman
  671. M1903 Experimental
  672. An American bolt action rifle firing a low drag projectile, excellent for very long ranges.
  673. An M1903 rifle modified for use with an experimental device, converting it to fire in semi-auto with pistol ammunition.
  674. Repetierpistole M.12
  675. Repetierpistole M.12
  676. Originally issued to the Austrian Landwehr in 1914, the M.12 saw service in both World Wars.
  677. Gasser M1870
  678. Gasser M1870
  679. Though long obsolete by the start of the war, the Gasser was still favored by Austrian storm troops for its stopping power.
  680. Sawtooth Knife
  681. Some knives during WW1 were serrated, but were frowned upon by most parties since they caused wounds that were very hard to treat.
  682. Sawtooth Knife
  683. Rifle-launched frag grenades used to fight enemy infantry at a distance.
  684. Rifle-launched smoke grenades used to block line of sight and prevent spotting.
  685. Rifle-launched high explosive grenades used to fight vehicles and infantry. Higher blast radius, but less effective against infantry.
  686. Mars Automatic
  687. Mars Automatic
  688. The Mars fires high-velocity bottlenecked cartridges. For a time it was the most powerful handgun in the world.
  689. Mle 1903
  690. Mle 1903
  691. A Belgian made semi-automatic pistol adopted by a number of nations including Sweden.
  692. Sjögren Inertial Factory
  693. Sjögren Inertial Light Infantry
  694. Sjögren Inertial Hunter
  695. A semi-automatic shotgun of Swedish design utilizing a unique mechanism whereby the bolt is unlocked through force on the firing pin.
  696. C93 Carbine
  697. C93 Carbine
  698. The carbine version of the C93 pistol, equipped with a shoulder stock and sound suppressor.
  699. Pieper M1893
  700. Pieper M1893
  701. A Belgian made double action revolving carbine firing special gas seal cartridges.
  702. Model 1900
  703. A side by side double barrel shotgun.
  704. Villar Perosa
  705. VILLAR PEROSA
  706. No. 3 Revolver
  707. The No. 3 is a classic top-break single-action revolver and saw service in multiple conflicts.
  708. No. 3 Revolver
  709. Frommer Stop
  710. A compact Hungarian magazine-fed pistol that is very quick to deploy.
  711. Frommer Stop
  712. Taschenpistole M1914
  713. A compact magazine-fed pistol of German origin.
  714. Taschenpistole M1914
  715. 1903 Hammerless
  716. The 1903 Hammerless is an American-made compact pistol.
  717. 1903 Hammerless
  718. M1911 Special
  719. A M1911 pistol that has been equipped with a stock and extended magazine.
  720. M1911 Special
  721. Sawed Off Shotgun
  722. A powerful double barrel shotgun that had its barrels shortened for usage by vehicle crews.
  723. Sawed Off Shotgun
  724. Frommer Stop Auto
  725. A select-fire machine pistol based on the Frommer Stop.
  726. Frommer Stop Auto
  727. This configuration has been modified to shoot a pistol cartridge in semi-automatic fire.
  728. This configuration is fed from a detachable magazine, firing a weaker bullet.
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