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Billiam_J_McGoonigan-Guns_of_WWI-1.0.3

Required mods (38)

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GOTTA STAB STAB STAB
Version:1.1.0
Chopped 12 gauge, for concealed carry of course
Version:1.0.2
Full size civilain version of the M1897 Trench, from when men were men
Version:1.0.2
The Norwegian Classic, Brought into H3VR and chambered in 30-06
Version:1.0.0
To jam or not to jam,it's a question.
Version:1.0.1
WW1 Field Gun
Version:1.1.3
It's so hard to aim!!!!
Version:1.0.3
It's not that heavy
Version:1.1.4
A big old WWI machinegun
Version:1.2.11
I want this for a long time
Version:1.1.0
A bug fixed and redetailed version different from the original
Version:1.0.3
An American self-loading rifle originally designed for hunters and police, later seeing limited use in WW1.
Version:1.1.0
A collection of attachments from Battlefield 1. It's small for now, but hopefully will expand in the future! Read description for more info
Version:1.0.0
An obscure turn-of-the-century Italian self-loading rifle that disappeared for unknown reason.
Version:1.1.0
A dud grenade that looks like it would make a mean bludgeon. Totally safe to use... probably.
Version:1.0.0
A British self-loading rifle deriving its system from a 1908 patent, too late for WW1.
Version:1.2.1
A Hungarian compact pistol dating all the way back to WW1. Also adds an automatic version with extended barrel.
Version:1.1.0
A massive Austrian black powder revolver from 1870. Unfortunately single-action only for game mechanics reasons.
Version:1.1.0
A reliable automatic conversion of a SMLE bolt action rifle. Comes with a 20-round trench magazine compatible with vanilla Lee-Enfield variants
Version:1.3.0
A staple WW1 bolt-action rifle. Differentiated from the vanilla SMLE No. 4 Mk I for its fixed magazine.
Version:1.1.0
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