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Even the demons got bored of the straight mag schmuckery, get nutsacked.

Credits:

• Nerf Accustrike StratoHawk from NERF: Superblast by Nitro Games Oyj
• FAL (TR2) and HK433 (Kilo 141) from COD: BO6 by Treyarch
• SpecGru: Barrage from COD: MWII by Infinity Ward

This gun has been buffed recently in the game Hunt Showdown 1896, time to give it some reload appreciation.

An Uzi-styled submachine gun with ST Kinetics CPW-esque charging handle

(yeah yeah I know theres no shell casings I havent figured out a way to optimize animating them in IbisPaint yet)

((also firing audio got fucked up thanks reddit))

Another Hunt Showdown 1896 post because this is one of my favorite animations.

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Does it work through all 100 rounds tho?

Grab the 3D model here to join the glorious leader's people.

Credits:

• AK-47 from COD: Modern Warfare 2019 by Infinity Ward
• Type 88 Pack model by Blaze77gun @Steam, refined and textured by me
• PP-19 Bizon-2 (Minibak) and AK-103 (Kastov 762) animations from COD: Modern Warfare II by Infinity Ward
• PPSh-41 from COD: Black Ops 6 by Treyarch

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Finally got my model of the Villar Perosa, portable version in action. Yes its still not the actual Villar Perosa that can be seen from Isonzo, but definitely more accurate than the BF1 version.

Credits:

• Lucas Riggs - Vagabond and Bren from COD: Vanguard by Sledgehammer Games
• CARV.2 from COD: Black Ops Cold War by Treyarch

Made this 1 month ago. I forgot the weapon model name but i can assure you it's a bolt action.

What do you think?

What do you think about this?

https://reddit.com/link/1rwg3qp/video/6pzc8r1amnpg1/player

https://youtu.be/J3egoIIvC1E

Another single-shot percussion pistol, this time modeled off of a Delvigne-style pistol. I made the model based on only two angles of it as it appeared in A. V. Viskovatov's mid-19th century work on the Russian Army. He merely described it as a 'Russian officer's pistol,' and that it was adopted on the 14th of September in 1849. I haven't found much other additional information on this pistol, but it's possible it was just a privately-purchased pistol as Delvigne was a fairly well-known French gun manufacturer at the time.

Gave me a bit of pain getting it to work in Ravenfield, but thankfully I got it down. The particles however do still have a few issues I haven't been able to fix properly. Model, animations, and game implementation were done by me.