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World of Guns: Gun Disassembly is a cross-genre simulation and puzzle video game that allows the player to operate and disassemble various firearms, as well as other mechanisms like cars, AFVs, and aircraft.
The game can be used as both an interactive firearms reference source and encyclopedia, and as a casual puzzle game with the goal of disassembling and assembling models in the correct sequence and in the least possible time.
A small handful of guns can also be used in a shooting range minigame, which is planned to expand into it's own game as World of Shooting though as of writing it is in a closed alpha state.
The following weapons appear in the video game World of Guns: Gun Disassembly:
Pistols
AMT Backup
The AMT Backup belongs to the Pistols and Pocket Guns categories in-game and has 46 parts. You can change the pistol grip to black. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Arsenal Firearms USA Stryk-B belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 61 parts. You can mount a SureFire XVL2 flashlight and RDS mount with Shield RMSw reflex sight. You can also change the side of the mag release button and show lubrication points.
The Beretta 92FS belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 64 parts. You can change the pistol grip for several options. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Beretta 93R belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 87 parts. You can mount a stock and unfold the foregrip. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Beretta Px4 Storm belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 63 parts. You can mount an Insight M3 flashlight and extended backstrap. There is also a working safety and decocker.
The Browning Buckmark Pistol belongs to the Pistols and Sporting guns categories in-game and has 65 parts. You can mount a Picatinny rail with EOTech, ACOG, and optical scope, raise the rear sight and use the safety.
The Colt M1911A1 belongs to the Pistols, World War I (despite the M1911A1 model being produced after World War I, while the original Colt M1911 saw action then), World War II, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 49 parts. Has its own shooting range. You can change the pistol's grips for several options. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Desert Eagle belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 67 parts. Has its own shooting range. The game states it's chambered in .44 Magnum, but its model has the scope rail mount of the Mark XIX and no barrel fluting like the .44 Mark VII. You can mount a scope or extended barrel. The pistol also has a working safety. You can combine the color of the slide and the color of the frame to get different combinations. In total, several options are available: standard stainless, black, or gold.
The FN Five-seveN belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 67 parts. You can mount an Insight M3 flashlight and raise the rear sight. The pistol also has a working safety.
The FN Browning 1903 belongs to the Pistols, World War I, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 41 parts. There is a working safety and working auto safety on the grip.
The FP-45 Liberator belongs to the Pistols, Pocket Guns, and World War II categories in-game and has 19 parts. The pistol has an extended barrel as a barrel option.
An airsoft version of the Glock 17 (in this case by Spartan M&LE ) designed for training use by military and police forces belongs to the special category "Airsoft" in-game and has 76 parts. In contrast to the real model, the game version has a slide back plate that is not colored blue.
The GSh-18 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 37 parts. You can use two types of ammunition: common 9x19mm Parabellum and special 9x19mm 7N21 cartridges.
The Heckler & Koch P9S with wooden grips belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 50 parts. You can change the pistol grip to plastic grips. The pistol also has a working safety and decocker.
The Intratec TEC-9 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 35 parts. You can use three types of mags: 10, 32, and 50-round and equip two barrel options: a suppressor or barrel extension. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Luger P08 belongs to the Historical and Pistol, World War I, and World War II categories in-game and has 55 parts. The pistol has a working safety and the ability to change the barrel to an extended barrel, turning it into a "Marine" model.
The Margolin MCM belongs to the Pistols and Sporting Guns categories in-game and has 71 parts. You can mount palm rest and counterweight. The pistol also has a working safety and slide catch.
The Mauser 1914 Pocket Pistol belongs to the Historical, World War I, and Pistols categories in-game and has 30 parts. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Mauser C96 belongs to the Pistols, World War I, World War II, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 34 parts. You can mount a stock and put the gun in the holster. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Mauser HSc belongs to the World War II, Pistols, and Pocket Guns categories in-game and has 39 parts. The pistol has a working safety and decocker.
The transition model Nambu Type 14 belongs to the Historical, World War II, and Pistols categories in-game and has 39 parts. The pistol has a working safety.
The NRS-2 Scout Firing Knife belongs to the Pocket Guns category in-game and has 34 parts. You can put the knife in the scabbard and holster. The knife also has a working safety. Besides all this, the knife has an interesting feature: it can cut barbed wire.
The Remington R51 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 56 parts. You can mount an extended barrel, suppressor, and laser sight and use the safety.
The Ruger 22 Charger belongs to the Pistols and Sporting guns categories in-game and has 60 parts. You can fold the bipod, mount several scopes, or even use a weapon lock. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Ruger SR9 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 64 parts. You can mount an extended backstrap and an Insight M6 flashlight. The pistol also has a working safety.
The SIG P210-5 Target belongs to the Pistols and Sporting Guns categories in-game and has 64 parts. The pistol has a working safety and ability to magazine safety test.
The SIG-Sauer P228 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 56 parts. You can change the pistol grip for several options. It also has a working decocker.
The SIG-Sauer P226 X-Five belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 83 parts. You can mount a compensator and red dot sight. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Smith & Wesson M&P40 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 56 parts. You can mount a threading barrel, suppressor, and flashlight. Also, you can combine the color of the slide and the color of the frame to get different combinations.
The Smith & Wesson Sigma SW9VE belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 49 parts. You can mount laser sight, suppressor, flashlight, Aimpoint scope, and tactical grip. The pistol also has a working safety.
The SIG-Sauer SIG Pro SP 2022 belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 53 parts. You can mount an Insight M3 flashlight. The pistol also has a working decocker.
The Springfield Armory XD-M belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 58 parts. You can mount a laser sight, extended backstrap, and use the safety.
The Stechkin APS belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 50 parts. You can mount a wood stock. You can use the safety or change the rear sight.
The Walther P38 belongs to the Pistols and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 65 parts. You can change the pistol's grips and use the safety.
The Walther P99 (which is incorrectly named "Walther P99AS") belongs to the Pistols category in-game and has 60 parts. You can mount an extended backstrap. You can also combine the color of the slide and the color of the frame to get different combinations.
The Walther PP belongs to the Pistols and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 50 parts. You can change the pistol's grips and suppressor. The pistol also has a working safety.
The Chiappa Rhino belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 100 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight and Insight M6 flashlight. Also, you can cock hammer and spin cylinder. In all game modes (assembly, disassembly, etc.) appears the 60DC version. However, in Operation game mode is possible to use the 20DC version.
The Collier Flintlock Revolver belongs to the Revolvers and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 93 parts. You can cock the hammer. It was added in cooperation with the development of the reference book Clockwork Basilisk: The Early Revolvers of Elisha Collier & Artemas Wheeler and is a hypothetical reconstruction of the lost serial number 7 based on hybridizing earlier and later production examples rather than a clone of an extant example.
The Colt Python belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 56 parts. You can change grips and barrel and mount scope. Also, you can cock hammer and spin cylinder.
The Colt Single Action Army belongs to the Revolvers and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 54 parts. You can change the weapon's color for several options. As in real life, you need to cock the hammer before each shot.
The Lefaucheux Pepperbox belongs to the Historical, Pocket guns and Revolvers category in-game and has 31 parts. You can put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot).
The LeMat Revolver belongs to the Revolvers and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 61 parts. The revolver has the ability to fire an under-barrel shotgun.
The Nagant M1895 belongs to the Revolvers, Historical, World War I, and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 41 parts. You can change the front sights and mount suppressor. Also, you can cock hammer before shot.
The Ruger Vaquero belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 53 parts. You can change the pistol grips to wooden. As in real life, you need to cock the hammer before each shot.
The Ruger Super Redhawk belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 77 parts. You can raise the rear sight and mount the scope. Also, you can cock hammer and spin cylinder.
The Smith & Wesson Model 500 belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 75 parts. You can change barrel and mount compensator, optic scope, and bipods. Also, you can use a lock key, cock hammer, and spin cylinder.
The Smith & Wesson Model 53 belongs to the Revolvers category in-game and has 81 parts. As in real life, it is a DA revolver; you can shoot with or without cocking the hammer and spin cylinder.
The Webley .455 Mk VI belongs to the Historical, Revolvers, World War I, and World War II categories in-game and has 53 parts. As in real life, it is a DA revolver; you can shoot with or without cocking the hammer. Also, you can mount bayonet and stock.
The Webley-Fosbery Automatic Revolver belongs to the Historical, Revolvers, and World War I categories in-game and has 61 parts. You have the ability to blank shot. Also, you can use safety.
The Beretta PM12S belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 93 parts. You can fold stock and change rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Brügger & Thomet MP9 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 62 parts. You can mount suppressor, Aimpoint sight, laser sight, Insight M3 flashlight, fold stock and change rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The CZ Scorpion Evo 3 A belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 114 parts. You can mount ACOG sight, Insight M3 flashlight, FAB-Defence grip, and laser sight. Also, you can fold and extend stock, remove iron sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The FN P90 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 103 parts. You can mount EOTech sight (if you changed the standard sight to a Picatinny rail), suppressor, laser sight, flashlight, and alternative sight. Also, you can change the color of the weapon for several options. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch MP5A3 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 70 parts. You can mount many accessories: Surefire 628 dedicated forend with flashlight or laser, fixed or telescoping stock, suppressor, scope, and straight "waffle"-style magazine. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch MP5K-PDW belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 123 parts. You can mount a flash hider and suppressor and fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The Heckler & Koch MP7A1 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 127 parts. You can mount Aimpoint or EOTech sights and laser sight and fold stock or forward grip. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch UMP45 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 81 parts. You can mount EOTech and ACOG sights, suppressor, laser sight, and grip with a flashlight. Also, you can fold stock and change rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The IMI Uzi belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 80 parts. You can mount many accessories: Aimpoint sight, wood stock, bayonet, suppressor, and 32, 20, and 40-rounded mags. Also, you can fold stock. There is a working fire selector with safety mode and working auto safety on the pistol grip.
The Ingram MAC-10 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 54 parts. You can mount a suppressor, barrel extension, grip, and compensator. Also, you can fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The KRISS Vector belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 173 parts. You can mount a flashlight, laser, EOTech sight, suppressor, grip, and change gun color. Also, you can fold and extend the stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode. Unlike the real version, the burst mode does not work in the game.
The M3 "Grease Gun" belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 61 parts. You can mount an M9 flash hider and barrel extension. Also, you can fold stock and use safety.
The MP40 belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 77 parts. You can change the rear sight, mount a suppressor, or fold stock. Also, the model has a working safety.
The MAT-49 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 68 parts. You can change the rear sight, unfold stock, and put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot). Also, the model has a working safety.
The Owen Submachine Gun belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II categories and has 64 parts. You can deattach stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The PM-63 RAK belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 68 parts. You can unfold stock and grip, change the 25-round magazine for a 15-round or change rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The PP-19 Bizon-2 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 79 parts. You can mount recoil pad 6G15U for GP-25, Cobra sight, PBS-1 suppressor. Also, you can fold stock and raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The PP-2000 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 60 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight, long magazine stock, and remove or fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The PP-90 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 66 parts. You can change sights, mount a suppressor and laser, use safety or put the gun in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot).
The PPD-40 belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 77 parts. You can change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with working safety.
The PPS-43 belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 78 parts. You can change the rear sight, fold stock and use safety.
The PPSh-41 belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 69 parts. You can change the rear sight. You can use 2 types of mags: 35-round mag or 71-round drum. There is also a working fire selector with working safety.
The Sa vz. 61 Skorpion belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 91 parts. You can mount suppressor and 10-rounded magazine, fold stock and change rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Sten Mk II gun belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 50 parts. You can change the stock or use a suppressor. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Sterling Mk.4 belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 78 parts. You can mount a bayonet, fold stock and change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Suomi KP/-31 belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II categories and has 67 parts. You can change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The M1928A1 Thompson belongs to the Submachine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 74 parts. You can mount many accessories: another handguard, 3 types of sights, and 20 and 50-rounded mags. There is a working fire selector with safety mode. Also, you can remove stock.
The Walther MPL belongs to the Submachine guns category and has 127 parts. You can mount Aimpoint or EOTech sights and laser sight and fold stock or forward grip. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The AK-47 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 96 parts. The first gun is available via normal gameplay. You can mount a 6X2 bayonet or change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode. In addition, a functional AK-47 is mounted in the firing port on the BMP-3 on both sides.
The AK-74N belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 113 parts. You can mount many accessories: 6X4 bayonet, GP-25 grenade launcher, PSO-1 scope with working hood, PBS-1 suppressor, and recoil pad 6G15U for GP-25. Also, you can change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The AKS-74U belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 86 parts. You can mount a PBS-4 suppressor and recoil pad 6G15U for GP-25. In-game available two mags: 15 and 30 rounds(with and without tape spark). Also, you can change the rear sight and fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The AN-94 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 114 parts. You can mount a 6X4 bayonet, GP-25 grenade launcher, Cobra sight, PSO scope; fold stock or change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The Armalite AR-18 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 146 parts. You can mount Picatinny rail with Aimpoint sight, classic AR-18 scope, and bayonet. Also, you can change the rear sight and fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The AS Val belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 82 parts. You can mount many accessories: PSO-1 scope with working hood, rail for scopes with EOTech or Aimpoint sights, forward rail mount with folding grip, working laser sight, and flashlight. Also, you can change the rear sight and fold stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The tan-colored Beretta ARX-100 incorrectly belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 131 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight, tactical grip, flashlight, and laser sight. Also, you can fold and extend stock, change the ejector selector, use safety, and lower iron sights.
The Beretta AR-70/223 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 104 parts. You can fold bipods, raise the grenade launcher sights or change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The CZ 805 BREN S1 incorrectly belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 143 parts. You can fold stock and iron sights, mount an ACOG scope, forward grip, grip with a flashlight, suppressor, and bayonet. Also, you can change the bolt carrier handle and use safety.
The Enfield EM-2 belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 123 parts. You can fold the front sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety.
The FAMAS F1 belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 184 parts. You can mount a bayonet, change the rear sight and unfold bipods. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The Fedorov Avtomat M1919 belongs to the Assault rifles, Historical weapons category and has 88 parts. You can raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The FG 42 belongs to the Assault rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons category and has 128 parts. You can mount scope and bayonet, fold bipod and raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The FN F2000 Tactical belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 161 parts. You can mount EOTech and Aimpoint sights and open cover. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The FN FAL belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 127 parts. You can mount bayonet, optic scope, and Aimpoint sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The FN FNC belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 128 parts. You can fold stock, change the rear sight and turn the 2-position gas valve. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The FN CAL belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 119 parts. You can fold stock, change the rear sight, and put down the trigger guard. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst modes.
The FN SCAR-L belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 193 parts. You can mount tactical grip, laser sight, flashlight, and Aimpoint sight; fold and extend stock or raise cheek rest; change handle side. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The FN SCAR-H belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 195 parts. You can mount tactical grip, laser sight, flashlight, and Aimpoint sight, fold and extend stock or raise cheek rest. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch G3A3 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 118 parts. You can mount Picatinny rail for EOTech and Aimpoint sights and change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch G36E belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 99 parts. You can mount a bayonet, AG36 grenade launcher, ZF 3x4° dual optical sight. Also, you can fold stock and bipod. There is also a working fire selector. Unlike other weapons, this gun hasn't safety, despite the fact that the fire selector has this.
The Heckler & Koch HK33A3 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 132 parts. You can mount an optic scope or red dot sight, fold stock, and bipod. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch HK416 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 146 parts. You can mount laser, flashlight, tactical grip, Aimpoint, or EOTech sights, put down trigger guard, and extend the stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Heckler & Koch HK417 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 147 parts. You can mount laser, flashlight, tactical grip, EOTech, or ACOG sights, suppressor, and extend the stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The IMI Tavor TAR-21 belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 161 parts. You can mount MEPRO M21 or ITL MARS sights, M203 grenade launcher, and suppressor. Also, you can raise iron sights. There is also a working fire selector with safety.
The M14 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 86 parts. Has its own shooting range. You can mount the scope and bayonet or change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Colt M16A1 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 156 parts. Has its own shooting range. You can mount a bayonet, change the rear sight, and put down the trigger guard. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The M4A1 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 133 parts. You can mount many accessories: ergonomic pistol grip, 20-rounded magazine, SureFire M900A vertical foregrip weapon light, laser sight, KAC NT-4 silencer, standard AR-15 carry handle, G600 weaponlight, vertical grip, ACOG scope, bayonet, optic sight, EOTech, and M203 grenade launcher. Also, you can change the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety and burst mode.
The OTs-14 Groza belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 122 parts. You can mount foregrip, optic scope, and suppressor. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Sa vz. 58 P belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 83 parts. You can raise rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The SIG SG 510 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 138 parts. You can fold bipods, iron sights, and use winter trigger. There is a working fire selector with working safety.
The SIG SG 552 belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 93 parts. You can mount many accessories: EOTech and Aimpoint sights, flashlight, laser, suppressor, and transparent mag. Also, you can fold stock. There is a working fire selector with burst mode. Unlike other weapons, this gun hasn't safety, despite the fact that the fire selector has this.
The Simonov AVS-36 belongs to the Rifles category and has 111 parts. You can mount the optic scope and raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Steyr AUG belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 111 parts. You can mount heavy barrel, EOTech sight, receiver with Picatinny rail. Also, you can change color and fold grip. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Sturmgewehr 44 belongs to the Assault rifles and World War II categories and has 136 parts. You can mount the Krummlauf barrel attachment and raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Z-M LR 300ML belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 116 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight and fixed stock. Also, you can change the rear sight and fold stock. There is also a working fire selector. Has its own shooting range.
The Arisaka Type 99 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories and has 78 parts. You can mount bayonet, dust cover, and raise rear sight or put the rifle in Anti-Aircraft mode. Also, you can use a safety and unfold monopod.
The Armalite AR-7 belongs to the Rifles category and has 40 parts. You can raise rear sight and put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot) and use safety.
The Barrett M107 belongs to the Modern sniper rifles, Anti-materiel rifles, and Rifles categories and has 145 parts. You can mount modern scope and suppressor or take off the grip. Also, you can use safety, fold bipod, or change the rear sight.
The Barrett MRAD belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Modern sniper rifles, and Rifles categories and has 89 parts. You can mount different scopes, fold stock, extend recoil pad or cheek pad and use safety.
The Berdan No.2 Infantry rifle belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Historical, and Rifles categories and has 52 parts. You can raise rear sight, mount a bayonet, and use safety.
The Beretta Cx4 Storm belongs to the Sporting guns and Rifles categories and has 90 parts. You can extend Picatinny rail and mount scopes, laser, Glock Tactical GL21 flashlight, and grip. Also, you can use safety or change the frame color.
The Boys anti-tank rifle belongs to the Anti-Tank Weapons, Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 103 parts. You can use bipod and safety or change the rear sight.
The Calico M100 belongs to the Sporting Guns and Rifles categories in-game and has 119 parts. You can mount an optic scope and EOTech sight, transparent mag, and raise rear sights. Also, you can use safety and unfold stock.
The Cheyenne Tactical M200 Intervention belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Modern sniper rifles, Anti-materiel rifles, and Rifles categories and has 134 parts. You can mount the scope and suppressor. Also, you can use safety, fold bipod and stock, or change the rear sight or skin.
The Dragunov SVD rifle belongs to the Modern sniper rifles and Rifles categories and has 70 parts. You can mount a 6X4 bayonet and cheek plate or use safety.
The Gewehr 1888 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, World War I, Rifles, and Historical weapons categories and has 64 parts. You can raise rear sights and use safety.
The Gewehr 43 belongs to the Rifles and World War II weapons categories and has 105 parts. You can mount ZF 4 scope, raise rear sights, and use safety.
The Henry Lever Action Octagon Frontier belongs to the Rifles and Sporting guns categories and has 59 parts. You can raise the rear sight and use safety.
The Heckler & Koch PSG-1 belongs to the Rifles category and has 115 parts. You can mount bipods and extend the cheek pad, palm shelf, and buttstock. Also, you can use a safety and pull-off scope cap.
The Heckler & Koch SL9SD belongs to the Modern sniper rifles and Rifles categories and has 118 parts. You can extend stock and mount scope with bipod. Also, the weapon has 2 types of mags: 10 and 30-rounded. You can use safety or change the rear sight.
The Karabiner 98k belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories and has 48 parts. Has its own shooting range. You can mount modern scope and bayonet. Also, you can use safety or change the rear sight.
The Karabiner 31 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Historical weapons, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories and has 57 parts. You can mount scope and bayonet. Also, you can use safety or raise the rear sight.
The Kel-Tec PLR-16 has 84 parts, and is in the Sporting Guns and Pistols categories in-game; the latter, while in accordance with its legal classification in the US (and, accordingly, what its manufacturer calls it), it is for all practical purposes a rifle with no stock and a short barrel, so it is classified as such here. You can mount many accessories: flash hider, grip with a flashlight, tactical grip, ACOG and EOTech sight, suppressor, railed handguard, 20-round STANAG, and PMAGs mags. There is also a working safety.
The Lebel 1886 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Historical weapons, Rifles, and World War I weapons categories and has 63 parts. You can raise rear sight.
The Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III* belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, World War I, and World War II weapons categories and has 92 parts. You can mount bayonet and use safety.
The M1 Garand belongs to the Rifles and World War II weapons categories and has 73 parts. You can mount scope, bayonet, and cheek pad, use safety or raise rear sight.
The M1903A3 Springfield belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Historical weapons, Rifles, World War I, and World War II weapons categories and has 73 parts. You can mount a scope and use safety.
The M1941 Johnson rifle belongs to the Rifles and World War II weapons categories and has 64 parts. You can mount bayonet, use safety and raise rear sight.
The Marlin Model 336 belongs to the Sporting guns and Rifles categories and has 76 parts. You can mount Picatinny rail with a modern scope and use safety.
The MAS-36 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories and has 47 parts. You can mount a bayonet and raise the rear sight.
The MAS-49/56 belongs to the Rifles category and has 112 parts. You can mount APX L806 scope. Also, you can use safety or raise the rear and grenade sights.
The Mondragón Rifle belongs to the Historical, Rifles, and World War I weapons categories and has 87 parts. You can use manual mode or safety or raise the rear sight.
The Mosin Nagant Rifle belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, World War I, and World War II weapons categories and has 70 parts. You can mount PU 3.5x scope and bayonet. You can use safety or change the rear sight.
The OSV-96 Vzlomshchik belongs to the Anti-materiel Weapons, Rifles, and Modern Sniper Rifles weapons categories in-game and has 103 parts. You can mount a scope, use bipod and safety or raise the rear sight. Also, you can put a gun in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot).
The PTRS-41 belongs to the Anti-Tank Weapons, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 97 parts. You can use bipod and safety or change the rear sight.
The PTRD-41 belongs to the Anti-Tank Weapons, Bolt-Action Rifles, Rifles, and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 79 parts. You can use bipod and safety or change the rear sight.
The Remington Model 700 belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Modern Sniper Rifles, and Rifles categories and has 62 parts. You can mount Picatinny rail with modern scope. Also, you can use safety or change the rear sight.
The R.S.C. Mle 1917 belongs to the World War II, World War I, Rifles, and Historical weapons categories and has 87 parts. You can raise rear sights and use safety.
The Ruger Precision Rifle belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Modern Sniper Rifles, and Rifles categories and has 136 parts. You can mount scope and bipod. Also, you can fold stock, use safety or raise cheek rest.
The Ruger No. 1 Rifle belongs to the Sporting Guns and Rifles categories in-game and has 84 parts. You can mount a scope and raise rear sights. There is also a working safety.
The SIG SG 550 SR with wooden cheek plate belongs to the Modern sniper rifles and Rifles category and has 91 parts. You can fold stock. You can use safety or fold stock or bipod. As on SG 552, this model has the ability to use a transparent mag.
The Steyr Scout belongs to the Bolt-action rifles, Rifles, and Modern sniper rifles categories and has 148 parts. You can mount a modern scope and unfold bipods or iron sights. Also, rifle has a working safety.
The SVT-40 belongs to the Rifles and World War II weapons categories and has 91 parts. You can mount PU 3.5x scope and bayonet. You can use safety or change the rear sight.
The VSS Vintorez belongs to the Modern sniper rifles and Rifles categories and has 91 parts. You can mount PSO-1 scope and flashlight, change the rear sight or put a gun in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot). There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Winchester Model 1895 belongs to the Historical weapons, World War I weapons, and Rifles categories and has 97 parts. You can raise the rear sight.
The Zastava M59/66 appears as "SKS M59/66' and is incorrectly a Soviet Union weapon. It belongs to the Rifles and World War II weapons categories and has 102 parts. You can mount PU 3.5x scope and bayonet. Also you can use safety or change the rear sight (with night sight) and activate grenade sight.
The Bren Mk2 belongs to the Machine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 141 parts. You can fold bipod, raise the rear sight and put a gun in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot). Also, you can quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game). There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The M1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle belongs to the Machine guns, Historical weapons, World War I, and World War II weapons categories and has 147 parts. You can use bipod and safety and raise the rear sight and the butt plate.
The Browning M1919A4 belongs to the Machine guns, Historical and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 204 parts. You can raise the rear and front sight.
The Browning M2 belongs to the Machine guns and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 383 parts. You can raise the rear sight and mount a gun on a tripod.
The Chauchat belongs to the Machine guns, World War I, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 138 parts. You can mount Anti-Aircraft sights, fold bipod and raise rear sight. There is a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Colt Model 1895 belongs to the Machine guns, World War I, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 128 parts. You can raise the rear sight and use safety.
The DP-27 belongs to the Machine guns and World War II weapons categories and has 62 parts. You can use bipod and safety, change the rear sight, and put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot).
The DShK belongs to the Machine guns and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 451 parts. There are many actions available in the game: you can use safety, change the position of the sight for different distances, remove the shield, and put a weapon in an anti-aircraft mode.
The Dillon Aero M134 Minigun belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 176 parts. You can mount EOTech sight. The minigun machine gun can also be mounted on an HMMWV.
The IMI Galil ARM incorrectly belongs to the Assault rifles category and has 97 parts. You can fold stock or bipod and raise rear or night sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Hotchkiss M1909 belongs to the Machine guns, World War I, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 118 parts. You can fold bipod and foot or raise rear sight. There is a working fire selector with safety mode.
The L86A2 incorrectly belongs to the Assault rifles and Bullpup categories and has 155 parts. You can mount the SUSAT scope, raise the butt strap, unfold the bipod and raise the rear sight. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Lewis Gun belongs to the Machine guns, World War I, World War II, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 80 parts. You can detach the bipod, raise rear sight and use safety.
The M240B belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 197 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight, fold bipods, quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), use safety, change the rear sight.
The M249 SAW belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 226 parts. You can fold bipods and shoulder rest, quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), use safety, and change the rear sight.
The M60 machine gun belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 115 parts. You can fold bipods, quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), and change the rear sight.
The Madsen machine gun belongs to the Machine guns, World War I, World War II, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 181 parts. You can mount stock support, fold bipod, raise rear sight and use safety.
The Maxim M1910/30 belongs to the Machine guns, Historical, World War I, and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 190 parts. You can use safety, change the position of the sight for different distances, remove the shield, and put a weapon on a tachanka.
The MG3 belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 186 parts. You can quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), unfold the Anti-Aircraft sights, fold or detach bipods and use safety.
The MG34 belongs to the Machine guns and World War II categories in-game and has 190 parts. You can mount a machine gun on a BMW motorcycle, quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), fold the iron sight, fold or detach bipods or use alternative iron sights. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The PKM Machine Gun belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 147 parts. You can fold bipods, raise the rear sight or stock support and use safety. In addition, a functional PKM is mounted in the firing port on the BMP-3 on both sides.
The RPK-74M belongs to the Machine guns category and has 118 parts. You can mount 1PN93 night scope and change the rear sight or fold stock with bipods. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Type 11 light machine gun belongs to the Machine guns, World War II, and Historical weapons categories in-game and has 90 parts. You can use safety, fold bipods and raise rear sight.
The Ultimax 100 Mark 3 belongs to the Machine guns category in-game and has 144 parts. You can fold bipods or carrying handle, quickly change the barrel (however this makes no sense in the game), put down trigger guard, raise the rear sight, and use safety.
The Benelli M4 Super 90 belongs to the Shotguns category and has 126 parts. You can mount muzzle brake, EOTech, and ACOG sights. Also, you can use safety, fold stock, and change color.
The Daewoo USAS-12 belongs to the Shotguns category and has 145 parts. You can put down the trigger guard and port cover, change the handle side and raise sights. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Franchi SPAS-12 belongs to the Shotguns category and has 120 parts. You can fold stock, rotate and remove the hook and remove stock. There is also a working fire selector with safety mode.
The Mossberg 500 SPX belongs to the Shotguns category and has 71 parts. You can mount a flashlight, muzzle brake, plastic furniture (with stock or pistol grip), EOTech, Walther MRS, Aimpoint, and rear sights. Has its own shooting range.
The Saiga 12K 030 belongs to the Shotguns and Sporting guns categories and has 87 parts. You can mount Aimpoint sight, recoil pad 6G15U for GP-25, Insight M3 flashlight, laser sight, FAB Defense grip. Also, you can raise rear sight, fold stock and use safety.
The Winchester Model 1897 belongs to the Historical weapons, World War I, and Shotguns categories and has 86 parts. You can mount a long barrel, bayonet, heat shield, and the ability to slam fire.
The M79 grenade launcher belongs to the Grenade launchers/RPGs weapons category in-game and has 99 parts. You can use safety, change the rear sight and turn the trigger guard.
A hybrid between Milkor MGL and Milkor MGL Mk 1L is presented in the game as "MGL MK-1L". It belongs to the Grenade launchers/RPGs weapons category in-game and has 111 parts. You can use safety, raise the sight and fold stock.
The RPG-7 belongs to the Anti-Tank Weapons and Grenade launchers/RPGs weapons categories in-game and has 66 (65 without scope) parts. Has its own shooting range. You can use safety and remove the PGO-7 scope to use additional front sight.
The 8.8 cm FlaK 37 belongs to the Artillery and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 587 parts. There are many actions available in the game: you can rotate the gun to the right, left, or up, raise and lower the window in the shield, put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot), and remove the shield.
The 76 mm divisional gun M1942 (ZiS-3) belongs to the Artillery and World War II weapons categories in-game and has 354 parts. There are many actions available in the game: you can rotate the gun to the right, left, or up, raise and lower the window in the shield, put a weapon in a transportation state (in this case you can't shoot), and remove the shield.
The BMP-3 Infantry Fighting Vehicle belongs to the Military vehicles category in-game and has 717 parts. This is the first available premium model in the game. There are many actions available in the game: you can rotate the turret to the right, left, or up, open and close hatches and doors, start and kill the engine, change color to green or camouflage, activate laser range finder, lights, IR projectors or blade on the front of the vehicle, put a weapon in a swimming mode and change ride hight. As in life, BMP-3 has many weapons: 30 mm autocannon 2A72, three front-mounted PKT machine guns, four PKM machine guns are hood and side-mounted, two side-mounted AK-47, six 902V "Tucha-2" 81 mm smoke grenade launchers and 2K23 turret with 100 mm gun/launcher 2A70 as the main weapon.
The T-72 battle tank belongs to the Military vehicles category in-game and has 1537 parts. There are many actions available in the game: you can step on the brake, clutch, and gas pedals; rotate the turret and MG cupola to the right, left, or up; mount MG protection and fuel barrels; open and close driver, gunner, and commander hatches; start and kill engine; place the crew in the tank; activate lights or dozer blade on the front of the vehicle; put a weapon in a swimming mode with a snorkel. As in life, T-72 has many weapons: 125 mm 2A46M smoothbore gun, front-mounted PKT machine gun, the NSVT machine guns mounted on MG cupola, and twelve unused smoke grenade launchers.
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