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  1. GUNS
  2. PISTOLS
  3. --------------------------
  4. Makarov PM
  5. A 9x18mm soviet handgun that replaced TT-33 after WW2 for use by Police and Military. Despite it's reputation for anemic stopping power, it is still a compact, reliable and comfortable handgun for self-defense against unarmored opponents. 9x18's subsonic quality lends to Makarov's use with a suppressor.
  6.  
  7. Caliber: 9x18 Makarov
  8. Capacity: 8+1
  9. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot, Extended Magazine Slot, Subsonic.
  10.  
  11. M10
  12. A swing-out .38 Revolver designed by S&W in 1899, it's variants went through over 100 years of conflicts. After introduction of semi-automatic pistols, it has slowly been retired from active service. It's main downside, speed of loading, can be negated with a speedloader, but the capacity is still very small.
  13.  
  14. Caliber: .38 Special
  15. Capacity: 6
  16. Notes: Tactical Slot, Speedloader available.
  17.  
  18. Tokarev TT-33
  19. A 7.62x25mm Soviet Handgun, a copy of an early Colt design, it replaced the Nagant revolver in soviet service before and during WW2. Regarded as effective and reliable, it's lack of safety is a serious concern.
  20.  
  21. Caliber: 7.62x25mm
  22. Capacity: 8+1
  23. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  24.  
  25. GSH-18
  26. A 9x19 Russian handgun designed in 1990s to replace Makarov PM as main service pistol. While it's slim profile and 18-round magazine were impressive, it never reached full scale adoption.
  27.  
  28. Caliber: 9x19 Parabellum
  29. Capacity: 18+1
  30. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  31.  
  32. MP-443 Grach
  33. A 9x19 Russian handgun designed in 1990s to replace Makarov PM as main service pistol. It has since been fully adopted by both Police and Military and has a reputation for reliably handling hot ammo and cutting user's hand with it's sharp angles. Has an underbarrel rail for attachments.
  34.  
  35. Caliber: 9x19 Parabellum
  36. Capacity: 18+1
  37. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  38.  
  39. Beretta M9
  40. A 9x19 Italian handgun, 92F as it was adopted by the US Military. It's a bulky pistol with recognizable silhouette and has been a mainstay autoloader used by American police.
  41.  
  42. Caliber: 9x19 Parabellum
  43. Capacity: 15+1
  44. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  45.  
  46. M1911
  47. A .45 ACP American handgun designed by Colt, it has been in service with various entities since WW1 and it is still made today, even by amateur gunsmiths of Vietnam and Afghanistan. Smooth-shooting, accurate, reliable, with good stopping power, it's main downside is a small 7+1 magazine, it's large bullet necessitating single-row magazines. It is often suppressed due to the fact that .45 ACP is subsonic.
  48.  
  49. Caliber: .45 ACP
  50. Capacity: 7+1
  51. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot, Extended Magazine Slot, Subsonic.
  52.  
  53. Gyurza
  54. A 9x21 Russian handgun designed in the '90s to rearm Special Forces with a pistol capable of piercing bodyarmor. It is a serious weapon for pros, as it's safety is located right on the trigger, though build quality is often lacking. Mounts a proprietary suppressor.
  55.  
  56. Caliber: 9x21mm Gyurza
  57. Capacity: 18+1
  58. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  59.  
  60. Five-Seven
  61. A 5.7x28mm Belgian handgun designed in the late 90s as companion to P90 PDW. It's armor piercing bullet, large magazine, underbarrel rail, tritium sights and suppressor attachment point make it an ideal special operations pistol.
  62.  
  63. Caliber: 5.7x28mm
  64. Capacity: 20+1
  65. Notes: Suppressor Slot, Tactical Slot.
  66.  
  67. Manurhin MR-96
  68. A .357 Magnum revolver produced in France, it is the mainstay sidearm of the GIGN, who favor it for match-level accuracy and ability to whistand daily 150-round training shoots. Can be quickly loaded with a speedloader.
  69.  
  70. Caliber: .357 Magnum
  71. Capacity: 6
  72. Notes: Tactical Slot, Speedloader Available.
  73.  
  74. IMI Desert Eagle
  75. A .50 AE American/Israeli Semiautomatic Pistol produced in the 80s to usurp the niche of handgun hunting from high caliber revolvers. While it has low capacity and excessive recoil compared to other semi-automatics, compared to revolvers it has faster reload, larger capacity, more comfortable handling and an accessory rail.
  76.  
  77. Caliber: .50 AE
  78. Capacity: 8+1
  79. Notes: Tactical Slot.
  80. -----------------------------------------
  81. SHOTGUNS
  82. -----------------------------------------
  83. IZH-43 Sawed Off
  84. A sawed off 12G double-barrel shotgun is a quintessential bandit weapon, short and easy to hide, with lots of firepower to quickly kill a victim, and cheap enough to acquire and dispose of.
  85.  
  86. Caliber: 12G
  87. Capacity: 2
  88. Notes: Can fire both barrels at once.
  89.  
  90. IZH-43
  91. A double-barrel 12G hunting shotgun is a classic attribute of a soviet hunter and villager, favored for it's low price, reliability and the asethetic of a challenging hunt - only two chances to lay the prey out.
  92.  
  93. Caliber: 12G
  94. Capacity: 2
  95. Notes: Can fire both barrels at once.
  96.  
  97. TOZ-194
  98. A 12G Russian stockless pump-action shotgun made for civilian shooters on a budget. It has a rail for optics. Has an unusually long barrel to meet requirements of Russian Gun Law.
  99.  
  100. Caliber: 12G
  101. Capacity: 6+1
  102. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  103.  
  104. Ithaca 37 Sawed Off
  105. An Amercan 12G stockless pump-action shotgun with short stakeout barrel that uniquely ejects spent shells downwards. It has seen service in Vietnam War and with American Police. This one comes with rifle sights optimized for slugs.
  106.  
  107. Caliber: 12G
  108. Capacity: 5+1
  109. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  110.  
  111. Ithaca 37
  112. An American 12G pump-action shotgun that ejects spent casings downwards. Popular with Police and Civilian shooters alike, it's the classic American firearm.
  113.  
  114. Caliber: 12G
  115. Capacity: 5+1
  116. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  117.  
  118. Mossberg 88
  119. An American 12G Pump Action Stockless Shotgun, a budget variant of Mossberg 500. It features slug-optimized sights and blued finish.
  120.  
  121. Caliber: 12G
  122. Capacity: 6+1
  123. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  124.  
  125. Mossberg 500
  126. An American 12G Tactical Pump Action shotgun is a mainstay military and police arm, reliable and with plenty attachment options. It has slug-optimized sights.
  127.  
  128. Caliber: 12G
  129. Capacity: 8+1
  130. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  131.  
  132. MTs255 Revolver
  133. A unique Russian 12G Semi-Automatic shotgun that feeds from a revolver cylinder. Quick, though cumbersome to reload, it carries merely half the capacity of it's competition. Comes with slug-optimized sights.
  134.  
  135. Caliber: 12G
  136. Capacity: 5
  137. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot.
  138.  
  139. M1014
  140. An Italian semi-automatic 12G shotgun made by Benelli, it is a comfortable, reliable and accurate weapon adopted by Military and Police worldwide. Adjustable stock and plenty of rail space make it a versatile weapon. Comes with slug-optimized sights.
  141.  
  142. Caliber: 12G
  143. Capacity: 8+1
  144. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  145.  
  146. SPAS-12
  147. An Italian semi-automatic 12G shotgun made by Franchi, it's aggressive appearance made it a popular movie prop, not so much a practical weapon. It features dual mode of operation, allowing one to switch to pump-action mode if there's a need to fire low-power shells that won't cycle the automatic action. Comes with a folding stock and slug-optimized sights.
  148.  
  149. Caliber: 12G
  150. Capacity: 8
  151. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  152.  
  153. KS-23
  154. A Russian-made 6G Shotgun with a rifled barrel made from discarded AA gun barrels, it was designed for riot use as a delivery system for various grenades, vehicle-stopping sabot or conventional 00 buckshot. It's low capacity and heavy weight are compensated by serious firepower. Comes with slug-optimized sights.
  155.  
  156. Caliber: 6G
  157. Capacity: 3+1
  158. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  159.  
  160. Saiga-12
  161. A Russian-made 12G semi-automatic shotgun based on Kalashnikov rifle action. It's main and major advantage is that it feeds from detachable, 8-round magazines, allowing quick reloads inbetween volleys of semi-automatic 12G fire. Comes with slug-optimized sights.
  162.  
  163. Caliber: 12G
  164. Capacity: 8+1
  165. Notes: Red Dot Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Muzzle Break Slot, Extended Drum Slot.
  166. ----------------------------------------------
  167. RIFLES
  168. ----------------------------------------------
  169. AKs-74u
  170. A soviet 5.45x39 assault carbine, shortened version of AK74 for vehicle crews, special forces and police. Despite it's serious bullet, the weapon's short barrel couldn't take full advantage of it, leading to short effective range and reduced stopping power. On the other hand, it troubled it's users with great recoil, tendency to overheat and for bullets to ricochet against surfaces. Still, it is extremely compact and handy with a suppressor.
  171.  
  172. Caliber: 5.45x39
  173. Capacity: 30+1
  174. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  175.  
  176. AKMS
  177. A soviet 7.62x39 assault rifle, a modernized version of the original AK-47 design, lighter, cheaper and more rugged, it is the most common military arm in the world, outpacing competition in such conflicts as Korean War and Vietnam. AKMS is a variant with an underfolding stock for paratroopers, vehicle crews and special forces.
  178.  
  179. Caliber: 7.62x39
  180. Capacity: 30+1
  181. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Grenade Launcher Slot.
  182.  
  183. AKS-74N
  184. A Soviet 5.45x39 assault rifle, a further evolution of the Kalashnikov rifle, it uses low-impulse 5.45 cartridge for reduced recoil, increased accuracy, range and weight. Stopping power was deemed an acceptable sacrifice. AKS-74N is a variant with a folding stock and a night/day sight rail, the most feature-rich option. Modified for UKM use, this rifle comes with green polymer furniture and tritium iron sights for fighting in the dark.
  185.  
  186. Caliber: 5.45x39
  187. Capacity: 30+1
  188. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Grenade Launcher Slot.
  189.  
  190. SG552
  191. A Swiss 5.56 assault carbine, distant cousin of the Kalashnikov action, it is an accurate and compact firearm for police and special forces use. Being the size of an SMG, it's easy to hide and use with a suppressor, but higher recoil and tendency to overheat are an issue. It comes with transparent magazines that clamp to each other without extra tools. It has a folding stock.
  192.  
  193. Caliber: 5.56x45
  194. Capacity: 30+1
  195. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  196.  
  197. AUG A3
  198. An Austrian 5.56 assault rifle, one of the first mass-adopted bullpup designs, it has a striking futuristic appearance and a reputation for comfort and accuracy. It has no fire rate switch, instead shallow trigger pull produces semi auto, while deep one produces full auto. the A3 variant comes with a full length top rail, 3 rails for extra accessories and folding tritium sights. It is very handy with a suppressor.
  199.  
  200. Caliber: 5.56x45
  201. Capacity: 30+1
  202. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  203.  
  204. M4A1
  205. An American 5.56 assault rifle, a shortened version of the M16 for special forces and vehicle crews. It became extremely popular and soon replaced the M16 in most services, with variants of it's design appearing worldwide. It is comfortable, accurate, with high rate of fire and huge aftermarket of accessories. This one comes with KAC railed foregrip.
  206.  
  207. Caliber: 5.56x45
  208. Capacity: 30+1
  209. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Grenade Launcher Slot, Low-Profile Iron Sights available.
  210.  
  211. HK G36K
  212. A German 5.56 assault rifle, it is a slightly shorter version of Germany's main infantry firearm. Extremely light due to use of synthetics, it is a servicable modern firearm. This is an export variant with iron sight-equipped carry handle and an optics rail. It has a folding stock.
  213.  
  214. Caliber: 5.56x45
  215. Capacity: 30+1
  216. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Extended 75-round drum available.
  217.  
  218. AKM-C
  219. A soviet 7.62x39 assault rifle, it is an export variant of the AKM for cash-strapped nations. An AKM is taken from old soviet warehouses, refurbished, equipped with black lightweight synthetic furniture and tritium sights. Sadly, cannot mount a grenade launcher.
  220.  
  221. Caliber: 7.62x39
  222. Capacity: 30+1
  223. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slog.
  224.  
  225. M16A4
  226. An American 5.56 assault rifle, the 'black rifle' has seen use in most conflicts of the cold war. Although excessively long, it is appropriately accurate and lightweight due to use of light metals and plastics. The A4 variant is the latest upgrade that features plenty of accessory rails and a semi/3-round burst fire modes. Many were sold overseas after US Military moved on to M4A1. Thanks to it's versatility, it can be used as GL-equipped assault rifle or a marksman rifle with bipod and sniper scope.
  227.  
  228. Caliber: 5.56x45
  229. Capacity: 30+1
  230. Notes: Optics Slot, Sniper Scope Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Grenade Launcher Slot, Low-Profile Iron Sights available.
  231.  
  232.  
  233. CZ 805
  234. A Czech 5.56 assault carbine, CZ BREN is a modern polymer firearm made to be the new issued weapon of the Czech Republic. It features all design elements that western rifles are usually famous for: ample rail space, plastic magazines, folding stock and modular design allowing for change of barrel lengths, calibers and magazine types. This specific variant comes with short 10" barrel and proprietary 5.56 plastic magazine.
  235.  
  236. Caliber: 5.56x45
  237. Capacity: 30+1
  238. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  239.  
  240. LR-300
  241. An American 5.56 assault carbine, LR300 is a redesigned AR-15 (M4A1, M16A4) that removes part of the action from rifle's stock and moves it to the forward handguard. This results in a much cleaner (and more reliable) action, and ability to use folding stocks. This is a variant with short 11.5" barrel and top optics rail optimized for special forces. It is very handy with a suppressor.
  242.  
  243. Caliber: 5.56x45
  244. Capacity: 30+1
  245. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  246.  
  247. SG551
  248. A Swiss 5.56 assault rifle, distant cousin of the Kalashnikov action, it is an accurate and reliable assault rifle used by the Swiss Armed Forces. It comes with magazines that clamp to each other without extra tools. It has a folding stock.
  249.  
  250. Caliber: 5.56x45
  251. Capacity: 30+1
  252. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  253.  
  254. AEK-971
  255. A Russian 5.45x39 assault rifle that superficially resembles the AK, it is actually a unique action with counter-balance recoil system that greatly reduces weapon's kick-back during automatic fire. That, combined with high rate of fire, makes it an extremely deadly close quarters weapon.
  256.  
  257. Caliber: 5.45x39
  258. Capacity: 30+1
  259. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  260.  
  261. FN F2000
  262. A Belgian 5.56 Assault rifle, it is short but bulky, it's main features are enlarged operating mechanisms for use with gloves and sealed bolt to prevent dirt and contaminants from getting inside of the rifle. The magazine does not drop at a push of a button and needs to be manually removed during reloading. This variant comes with long optics rail and folding iron sights.
  263.  
  264. Caliber: 5.56x45
  265. Capacity: 30+1
  266. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  267.  
  268. AN-94
  269. A Russian 5.45 assault rifle, it superficially resembles the AK, though in fact a completely new and rather complicated design that features an extremely fast (1800 ROF) 2-shot burst that releases both bullets before the recoil impacts the user, greatly increasing hit chance. In Full-Auto mode it behaves like AK-74, firing at 600 ROF.
  270.  
  271. Caliber: 5.45x39
  272. Capacity: 30+1
  273. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Grenade Launcher Slot.
  274.  
  275.  
  276. AS Val
  277. A Soviet 9x39 assault rifle, companion to VSS Sniper Rifle, is an integrally suppressed, subsonic assault rifle firing armor piercing bullets. First designed for Recon units to eliminate sentries in body armor and helmets, it is now used by Police special forces for great stopping power and lack of ricochet chance. It's main downside is low capacity of standard magazines.
  278.  
  279. Caliber: 9x39
  280. Capacity: 20+1
  281. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  282.  
  283. M14 Wooden
  284. An American 7.62x51 battle rifle, an ancestor of the M1 Garand, it briefly served as America's main weapon until the adoption of M16. Though disliked for it's high recoil in automatic mode, it's a great marksman weapon that can mount a sniper scope, though not bipod.
  285.  
  286. Caliber: 7.62x51
  287. Capacity: 20+1
  288. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  289.  
  290. FN FAL
  291.  
  292. A Belgian 7.62x51 battle rifle, 'the right arm of the free world', was one of the most used rifles during the cold war, exported and manufactured across the globe. It was long and rather unwieldy, but still effective in semi-auto and auto-fire modes. It features provisions for mounting a bipod and optic to turn it into a marksman rifle.
  293.  
  294. Caliber: 7.62x51
  295. Capacity: 20+1
  296. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Sniper Scope Slot, Bipod Slot, Foregrip Slot
  297. -------------------------------------
  298. LONG RIFLES
  299. -------------------------------------
  300. M1A1 Carbine
  301. An American .30 M1 Carbine, it was an attempt to create a self-defense weapon for rear echelon troops during WW2. The end result was an extremely lightweight, low-recoil varmint rifle that found it's way into common use by paratroopers and special forces. Non-corrosive ammunition greatly contributed to it's high reliability. The M1A1 is a paratrooper variant with folding skeleton stock. The carbine was quickly retired due to .30 caliber's weaker performance, and was often given to America's poorer allies in Vietnam, Korea, Philippines and others.
  302.  
  303. Caliber: .30 M1
  304. Capacity: 15+1
  305. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  306.  
  307. SKS
  308. A Soviet 7.62x39 carbine, it was designed in the waning years of WW2 as a lighter, easier to shoot infantry rifle and a companion to the RPD Machine Gun. Post-war, it was quickly replaced by AK-47, and thus SKS was relegated to storage and export. It found great combat use in Vietnam War and was copied by many countries. This is a civilian hunting variant, lacking bayonet and feeding from Saiga 7.62 20-round magazines.
  309.  
  310. Caliber: 7.62x39
  311. Capacity: 20+1
  312. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  313.  
  314. Saiga 7.62
  315. A Russian 7.62x39 carbine, based on the AKM design. It is a cheap hunting rifle produced in the 90s, a combination of soviet engineering and modern capitalism, old stored rifles were converted into hunting weapons by removing automatic fire, replacing pistol grip and stock with an ergonomic plastic hunting stock and elongated plastic foregrip with bipod attachment point. It is very popular in Russia, though not as popular as variants that try to copy the authentic military look of the AKM or AK74. Feeds from proprietary Saiga 20-round magazines.
  316.  
  317. Caliber: 7.62x39
  318. Capacity: 20+1
  319. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  320.  
  321. SV98
  322. A Russian 7.62x54mmR Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle, it was the first true sniper rifle produced in Russia since WW2, using a sports competition rifle as a base. Made for needs of counter-terrorism operations, it features free-floating barrel, provisions for mounting a suppressor, weaver rail for optics and a beautiful emerald wooden body with bipod slot.
  323.  
  324. Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
  325. Capacity: 10
  326. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  327.  
  328. M40A1
  329. An American 7.62x51 Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle, a modern variant of the classic Remington 700 rifle, made to US Army specifications. It features ample rail space, supports a suppressor and is known for high accuracy thanks to it's heavy free-floating barrel.
  330.  
  331. Caliber: 7.62x51mm
  332. Capacity: 5
  333. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  334.  
  335. VSS
  336. A Soviet 9x39 Suppressed Subsonic Marksman Rifle, it was designed for Recon units to snipe sentries wearing body armor and helmets. Since then, police units have adopted it for hostage rescue and armed gang takedowns. The weapon can be broken down into quick-assembly parts and carried in a suitcase.
  337.  
  338. Caliber: 9x39
  339. Capacity: 10+1
  340. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Foregrip Slot.
  341.  
  342. Dragunov SVD
  343. A Soviet 7.62x54mmR Marksman rifle, it was designed to increase an infantry squad's range to 600 meters. Usually equipped with x4 scope, it's user was tasked with elimination of machine gunners, other snipers and enemy officers. It's accuracy is not that great, but semi-automatic firing mode allows for great firepower.
  344.  
  345. Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
  346. Capacity: 10+1
  347. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Bipod Slot, Foregrip Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  348.  
  349. L1A1
  350. A Belgian 7.62x51mm Battle Rifle, it is an FN FAL variant redesigned with Imperial units instead of metric. Adopted by United Kingdom and Commonwealth contries, it was used as main infantry arm and a marksman rifle for the duration of the cold war. It's main difference from the FAL is it's semi-auto only trigger package, making it popular with hunters later on, as it fit gun laws of most of the world's countries.
  351.  
  352. Caliber: 7.62x51
  353. Capacity: 20+1
  354. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Sniper Scope Slot, Bipod Slot, Foregrip Slot
  355.  
  356. OTs-14 SVU
  357. A Russian 7.62x54mmR bullpup marksman rifle, is an SVD converted into bullpup configuration for use in urban combat. It was quickly adopted by various police units due to it's favorable dimensions. It can even be used as a battle rifle in close combat, though it's small magazine is a serious drawback.
  358.  
  359. Caliber: 7.62x54mmR
  360. Capacity: 10+1
  361. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot, Foregrip Slot, Sniper Scope Slot.
  362.  
  363. -------------------------------------------------------
  364. Machine Guns
  365. -------------------------------------------------------
  366. RPK
  367. A Soviet 7.62x39 Light Machine Gun, companion to the AKM, it was designed to increase infantry squad's firepower. It features extended, heavy barrel, a 75-round belt-less drum and a long bipod. Though not comparable to belt-fed designs, it's much lighter and more accurate due to firing from a closed bolt.
  368.  
  369. Caliber: 7.62x39
  370. Capacity: 75+1
  371. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  372.  
  373. M249
  374. A Belgian 5.56x45mm Light Machine Gun, FN MINIMI made to US Army Specifications. It is present in every squad and greatly increases it's firepower, using 200-round disintegrating belts and firing at 800 ROF. Though heavy, it easily tames the recoil of 5.56. Well-maintained, new units are extremely accurate and reliable, resulting in consistent and deadly bursts on targets out to 600 yards. Comes with a bipod.
  375.  
  376. Caliber: 5.56x45mm Belt
  377. Capacity: 200
  378. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  379.  
  380. PKP
  381. A Russian 7.62x54mmR General Purpose Machine Gun, PKP is the latest modification of the famous PKM. Lightweight and powerful, it uses new aircooled barrel design, removing the need to replace it after sustained fire. Some say it is the best GPMG in the world due to it's LMG-level weight, huge firepower and ease of use. It's only downside is that it feeds from non-disintegrating belts, leaving large trails behind the shooter on the move.
  382.  
  383. Caliber: 7.62x54mmR Belt
  384. Capacity: 100
  385. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  386. -----------------------------------------
  387. SMGs
  388. -----------------------------------------
  389. MAC-10
  390. An American 9x19 Machine Pistol, MAC-10 was one of the first pistol-sized SMGs made in America, small enough to be stored in a pistol holster, it had outrageous fire rate.
  391.  
  392. Caliber: 9x19
  393. Capacity: 32+1
  394. Notes: Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  395.  
  396. Vityaz-SN
  397. A Russian 9x19 SMG, Vityaz-SN is an evolution of PP-19 Bizon, using standard 30-round stick magazines. Standard magazines have greatly increased the weapon's reliability, and Vityaz-SN went on to replace AKS74U and various other SMGs in Police service. It is favored for low recoil, ability to handle hot ammo and rather compact size. This version comes with railed foregrip that acts as optics platform and a skeletonized vertical grip. The stock is foldable.
  398.  
  399. Caliber: 9x19
  400. Capacity: 30+1
  401. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  402.  
  403. MP5
  404. A German 9x19 SMG, MP5 is a down-sized relative of the G3 family of rifles. Firing from a closed bolt, it achieves great accuracy, and for that it became the quintessential police longarm of the second half of the 20th century. While it has some downsides, like lack of modularity and a rather involved and lengthy reload, it is still one of the best SMGs ever made. This version, MP5A4, comes with solid fixed stock and Semi-3-Full Auto trigger group.
  405.  
  406. Caliber: 9x19
  407. Capacity: 30+1
  408. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  409.  
  410. IMI Uzi
  411. An Israeli 9x19 SMG, it was one of the first weapons produced in the state of Israel. Cheap, effective and intuitive to reload, it was adopted by various agencies and militaries that didn't adopt the MP5. With most of the balance being over the pistol grip, it lent itself to one-handed use. This version comes with a folding stock.
  412.  
  413. Caliber: 9x19
  414. Capacity: 32
  415. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  416.  
  417. CZ Skorpion
  418. A Czech 9x19 SMG, Skorpion Evo 3 is a modern synthetic weapon for police and security forces, featuring ample rail space, ability to change on which side the charging handle is located, and an adjustable folding stock. This one comes with KAC Vertical Grip.
  419.  
  420. Caliber: 9x19
  421. Capacity: 30+1
  422. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  423.  
  424. UMP.45
  425. A German .45 ACP SMG, a simplified synthetic weapon made by HK for needs of American SWAT. It's light, features a long top rail and comes with KAC vertical grip. It's low firerate allows user to tame the recoil of the heavier .45 ACP bullet, which works great with a suppressor due to being subsonic. Has a folding stock.
  426.  
  427. Caliber: .45 ACP
  428. Capacity: 25+1
  429. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  430.  
  431. Kriss Vector
  432. An American .45 ACP SMG, it's a bulky and large firearm featuring a unique Super-V Recoil Reduction system that easily negates the kickback of the powerful .45 ACP cartridge. It has extreme 1200 Rounds per minute rate of fire, making it deadly in close quarters combat, though it's tiny barrel seriously impacts accuracy at longer ranges. Feeds from Glock magazines and has a folding stock.
  433.  
  434. Caliber: .45 ACP
  435. Capacity: 25+1
  436. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  437.  
  438. SR-2 Veresk
  439. A Russian 9x21 PDW, based on the AS VAL action, was designed to take advantage of the 9x21 cartridge in a compact, fully automatic, armor-piercing SMG for needs of Special Forces and bodyguards. It comes with a compact folding stock, plenty of rail space and can mount a suppressor. Comes with a vertical foregrip.
  440.  
  441. Caliber: 9x21
  442. Capacity: 30
  443. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  444.  
  445. MP7
  446. A German 4.6x30mm PDW, the MP7 was designed in the 90s as a weapon to arm police and rear echelon troops who'd encounter enemies wearing military kevlar vests. A magazine-in-grip design, it is compact and powerful, though it never quite replaced the MP5. Comes with collapsible stock and folding foregrip.
  447.  
  448. Caliber: 4.6x30mm
  449. Capacity: 30+1
  450. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
  451.  
  452. P90
  453. A Belgian 5.7x28mm PDW, the P90 is a companion to FN Five-seveN pistol, both weapons for rear echelon and police troops that expect to fight enemies that wear kevlar vests. It's a bullpup design with unique top-loading magazine that holds 50 rounds without decreasing the weapon's handiness, while providing serious firepower.
  454.  
  455. Caliber: 5.7x28mm
  456. Capacity: 50+1
  457. Notes: Optics Slot, Tactical Slot, Suppressor Slot.
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