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U.S. Meat Corps Sidearm of Choice!
Last updated: 4 years ago
The handy Colt 1892 revolver, now in your own virtual hands!
Last updated: 11 months ago
A Wartime self-loading rifle from Nazi Germany.
Last updated: 3 years ago
The standard issue bayonet of the IJA
Last updated: 2 years ago
Bravo 6, going dark...
Last updated: 4 years ago
A collection of attachments from Battlefield 1.
Last updated: 3 years ago
The PPR-42 is an experimental SMG from the Soviet Union. It was developed by Nikolay Rukavishnikov, and is one of the earliest examples of a gun using a Telescoping Bolt
Last updated: 3 years ago
The first ever SMG to be chambered in 9x18 Makarov!
Last updated: 4 years ago
A failed Soviet trials prototype designed by Alexandr Andreevich Dementyev in 1946. It basically fell apart during trials, but we'll ignore that part
Last updated: 4 years ago
A British self-loading rifle deriving its system from a 1908 patent, too late for WW1.
Last updated: 4 years ago
A prototype Soviet rifle designed by Alexander Konstantinov
Last updated: 4 years ago
Melon's personal Mossberg MVP is in H3VR under the bolt action rifle category! Accepting 5.56 stanag mags in green polymer and ash wood, and 7.62 M14 mags in black polymer and beautifully oiled wood.
Last updated: 4 years ago
Hang on to your seats, cause ModulDeagle is coming at you with an insanely customizable hand cannon!
Last updated: 2 years ago
A Soviet SMG from the 60's, designed to have a low rate of fire and high accuracy
Last updated: 4 years ago
An American self-loading rifle originally designed for hunters and police, later seeing limited use in WW1.
Last updated: 4 years ago
The single-shot Gewehr 71
Last updated: a year ago
A more modern approach to the AK, the Alfa is the polymer product of Kalashnikov that never took off.
Last updated: 4 years ago
After the lightning, comes the thunder.
Last updated: 3 years ago
A soviet carbine designed by Sergei Simonov in 1974. It competed against the AKS-74U in trials and failed
Last updated: 4 years ago
A revised, better-detailed, more refined package of everyone's favorite Austrian Tupperware wondernine.
Last updated: 4 years ago
