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I've also got the commands added to fallout4custom.ini and the fallout4.ini pasted perfectly from the dialogue link NMM gives you on a fresh boot up. I've been using NMM and what I've taken away from various threads is NMM doesn't install meshes and textures and the user has to install them manually but I've also seen it does in some cases for some people so conflicting information there.
Edit: I deleted the weapons, not my entire mods list.
Edit: Disabling my mods just made it worse, actually. I could use my 10mm while still visible, now it's just invisible and it's like the rest of the weapons now in the sense that when I use the weapon's workbench, I'm literally building the model for the gun in-game per category.
The fallout4custom.ini thing should be at the bottom of page 1 on this thread.
Someone enabled plugins in the "tweaks" tab then afterwards they invalidated the archives in the same tab. Along with the .ini edit, it fixed it for them.