Primary Weapons (Rifles)

AK Mini

An abbreviated take on an old classic. Best used alongside an attachable stock.

To operate,

1. Insert a 30-round magazine into the bottom of the gun
2. Pull the bolt handle on the right side of the rifle to chamber a round
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger - a light pull fires once, a heavy pull is full-auto
4. Remove the empty magazine by grabbing it or by striking the physical mag release with an object and repeat

Other notes:

• AK magazines are interchangeable. They only look different!

AK-47

Loud, punchy, slow, powerful. Accept no substitutes.

To operate,

1. Insert a 30-round magazine into the bottom of the gun
2. Pull the bolt handle on the right side of the rifle to chamber a round
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger - a light pull fires once, a heavy pull is full-auto
4. Remove the empty magazine by grabbing it or by striking the physical mag release with an object and repeat

Other notes:

• AK magazines are interchangeable. They only look different!

AK-48

An upgraded classic, some argue that this is the only substitute worth accepting.

1. Insert a 30-round magazine into the bottom of the gun
2. Pull the bolt handle on the right side of the rifle to chamber a round
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger - a light pull fires once, a heavy pull is full-auto
4. Remove the empty magazine by grabbing it or by striking the physical mag release with an object and repeat

Other notes:

• AK magazines are interchangeable. They only look different!
• The AK-48 has an integrated laser unit that automatically turns on when the weapon is held

Army Rifle

In service with the armed forces of more countries than you can name, the burst-fire Army Rifle is a jack-of-all-trades.

1. Insert a 30-round magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle on the rear of the frame, above the stock
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, press down/B to eject the magazine
5. To recharge the weapon when the bolt is back, either pull the charging handle again, hit the physical bolt release on the left side of the gun, or press up on the touchpad

Other notes:

• The Army Rifle locks open on an empty magazine and has a manual bolt hold open
• The Army Rifle and Combat Rifle use the same 30-round magazines

Combat Rifle

Beloved by many action heroes, the mighty Combat Rifle trades a burst-fire for real deal full-auto.

1. Insert a 30-round magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle on the rear of the frame, above the stock
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, press down/B to eject the magazine
5. To recharge the weapon when the bolt is back, either pull the charging handle again, hit the physical bolt release on the left side of the gun, or press up on the touchpad

Other notes:

• The Combat Rifle locks open on an empty magazine and has a manual bolt hold open
• The Combat Rifle and Army Rifle use the same 30-round magazines

Crystal Laser Cannon

A prototype rifle-type laser weapon with a cyan frame that draws its power from special red crystals.

To operate,

1. Grab the middle "strut" of the weapon's midsection and lift it up (like a top cover)
2. Insert a crystal into the frame
3. Return the strut to its original position
4. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger

Other notes:

• The Crystal Laser Cannon has no charging handle or bolt to manipulate, nor can it store a round in its chamber

Hellraiser

While this rifle failed military trials, the Hellraiser's colorful paint job and above-average magazine size inspire fear in the hearts of your enemies.

To operate,

1. Insert a magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle, which is the purple bit on the top of the receiver
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, press down/B to eject the magazine
5. To recharge the weapon when the bolt is back, either pull the charging handle again or press up on the touchpad to release the bolt

Other notes:

• The Hellraiser has an integrated reflex sight
• The Hellraiser's 35-round magazine (red) and the Secret Forces Rifle's 50-round magazine (grey) are interchangeable

Marksman

Renowned for its accuracy, the fiercely-patterned Marksman can deliver accurate shots at range thanks to its integrated scope.

To operate,

1. Insert a magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle located on the front left of the gun
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, pull it out of the magazine well

Other notes:

• The Marksman's charging handle can be "HK slapped"
• The Marksman has an optic mount on top of its scope for a piggyback red dot (or another scope, go crazy)

Ranger Rifle

A large full-power rifle, the Ranger Rifle packs a punch but must be reloaded frequently.

To operate,

1. Insert a magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle, which is the purple bit on the top of the receiver
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, press down/B to eject the magazine
5. To recharge the weapon when the bolt is back, either pull the charging handle again or press up on the touchpad to release the bolt

Other notes:

• None

Secret Forces Rifle

A rifle designed for special operations use based on the Hellraiser design. Fast, accurate, laser-sighted, high-capacity.

To operate,

1. Insert a magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the charging handle, which is the grey bit on the top of the receiver
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, press down/B to eject the magazine
5. To recharge the weapon when the bolt is back, either pull the charging handle again or press up on the touchpad to release the bolt

Other notes:

• The Secret Forces Rifle has an integrated reflex sight
• The Secret Forces Rifle's 50-round magazine (grey) and the Hellraiser's 35-round magazine (red) are interchangeable
• The Secret Forces Rifle has an integrated laser unit that automatically turns on when the weapon is held

SWAT Rifle

Its bullpup design is intended to reduce length as much as possible, which is good for breaching scenarios. It also has an extremely high rate of fire.

To operate,

1. Insert a magazine into the magazine well
2. Pull the bolt handle on the top of the rifle
3. Aim and fire by pressing the trigger
4. When the magazine is empty, pull it out of the magazine well

Other notes:

• The SWAT Rifle has a physical fire selector, a small black rectangle, located behind the magazine on the bottom of the gun. Trigger click it to change between semi-auto and full-auto fire
• The SWAT Rifle has an integrated laser unit that automatically turns on when the weapon is held