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I'm updating the weapon pack. In the original PS2 release, the guns use combinations of various sounds that play in tandem, and that's a huge hassle to handle. For the GOG release, they merged the sounds together, which is pretty convenient, but they also lowered the sampling rate.
I tried searching for the MGS4 one, but I can't seem to find it anymore. It was a reddit post as well but it might have been taken down or something.
You can also check this out, from the official soundtrack of MGS Portable Ops, it contains a lot of the commonly heard MGS sound effects throughout the series, in crisp quality: https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/metal-gear-solid-portable-ops-psp-original-game-soundtrack/44%2520SE%2520Collection.mp3
Good luck with your project, I really liked playing in your recreation of the Shadow Moses Island, pretty damn faithful recreation!
Btw, thank you for your time.
I think I used a pack from MGS2 and one from MGS4 as well.