Mods
![[WW2 Collection] Webley MkVI (Remake)](/upload/000/u1/8/4/ww2-collection-webley-mkvi-remake-photo-normal.webp "[WW2 Collection] Webley MkVI (Remake)")
The Webley MkVI was a reliable and tough sidearm used through WW1 and WW2.
Official weapons pack for the Kestrel Expansion.
![[WW2 Collection] Mosin Nagant WW2 Pack](/upload/000/u1/d/c/ww2-collection-mosin-nagant-ww2-pack-photo-normal.webp "[WW2 Collection] Mosin Nagant WW2 Pack")
During the Interwar period, the USSR sought to modernize and improve their Mosin Nagant stocks, developing a general use short rifle based on the drag
![[WW2 Collection] Satchel charge pack](/upload/000/u50/7/a/ww2-collection-satchel-charge-pack-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Satchel charge pack")
Satchel charges are packaged explosives for demolition purposes.
![[WW2C+PGW] Nagant Revolver minipack](/upload/000/u50/3/4/ww2c-pgw-nagant-revolver-minipack-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2C+PGW] Nagant Revolver minipack")
The Nagant was a revolver developed in Belgium, adopted by the Russian military at the turn of the 20th century.
![[WW2C + PGW] BAR M1918](/upload/000/u50/6/a/ww2c-pgw-bar-m1918-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2C + PGW] BAR M1918")
The BAR M1918 was developed in the US shortly before their entry into WW1.
![[WW2C+PGW] Hellriegel M1915](/upload/000/u50/1/6/ww2c-pgw-hellriegel-m1915-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2C+PGW] Hellriegel M1915")
The 1915 Hellriegel is an almost completely unknown gun, safe from a pair of pictures taken during it's testing.
![[WW2 Collection] Bren Mk3 (Remake)](/upload/000/u50/4/2/ww2-collection-bren-mk3-remake-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Bren Mk3 (Remake)")
A remake of our own Bren gun, this time with a new model, some new sounds, and with improved performance for your computerSTATS: Damage->65 (2 shot
![[WW2 Collection] Bergmann M20](/upload/000/u50/8/a/ww2-collection-bergmann-m20-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Bergmann M20")
After WW1, Germany could not design or produce submachine guns due to the Versailles treaty.
![[WW2C + PGW] Ружье Model 10](/upload/000/u50/a/a/ww2c-pgw-model-10-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2C + PGW] Ружье Model 10")
The Remington Model 10 was one of the Pedersen shotguns for the commercial market.