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CoD WWII Models: Handgun PROPs

Ran into problems with the Enfield revolver, so that will be released at another time.

NOTE: IF YOU WANT TO TURN THESE INTO SWEPS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FIRST, THERE IS AN IMPORTANT ISSUE WE MUST DISCUSS.

Contains:

Luger P08 with mechanical bodygroups
Separate model for the bodygroups
9x19mm Parabellum round
Colt M1911A1 with mechanical bodygroups
Separate model for the bodygroups
.45 ACP round
Federal Ordnance M714 with mechanical bodygroups
Separate model for the bodygroups
7.63x25mm Mauser round
ersatz Nambu Type 14 with mechanical bodygroups
Separate model for the bodygroups

Luger P08

Developed from the Borchardt C93, the famous Luger pistol became extremely popular in the early 1900s, becoming the main service pistol of the German Empire. Originally chambered for 7.65, new 9mm rounds were developed for it shortly before WW1, which proceeded to rise through the 20th century as the most common pistol cartridges in the world. The Luger pistol was used throughout both World Wars by the German forces and are prized collector's items today.

Name: Pistole ParaBellum 1908

Manufacturer: Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken, Mauser
Class: semi-automatic pistol
Caliber: 9x19mm ParaBellum or 7.65x21mm Mauser
Action: Semi-Automatic
Ammunition type: detachable box magazine or detachable snail magazine
Ammunition capacity: 8-round detachable box magazine or 32-round detachable snail magazine
weight: ~0.871 Kg

Colt M1911 / Colt M1911A1

The famous colt pistol, designed by John Moses Browning as part of a contest to replace the old revolvers in service by the US Army with a self-loading handgun capable of firing .45 caliber rounds. It's extremely solid and reliable design, a stable of Browning, allowed the M1911 to win the context and go on to be the standard handgun of the US army for over 60 years. It served as the basis of hundreds of handguns worldwide, and even today finds widespread use.

Name: Colt Model 1911

Manufacturer: Colt Manufacturing Company
Class: semi-automatic pistol
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: Semi-Auto
Ammunition type: box magazine
Ammunition capacity: 7 rounds
weight: ~2.44 Kg

Federal Ordnance M714

One of two weapons created by Federal Ordnance in the 1980s-1990s based on Mauser products. The M714 is a C96 pistol modified to use 10-round detachable magazines or 20-round magazines from the M712 pistol.

Name: M714

Manufacturer: Federal Ordnance
Class: semi-automatic pistol
Caliber: 7.65x21mm Mauser or 9x19mm ParaBellum
Action: Semi-Automatic
Ammunition type: detachable box magazines
Ammunition capacity: 10-round or 20-round detachable box magazine
weight: ~1.3 Kg

Type 14 Nambu

The final version of the Nambu pistol, designed by General Kijiro Nambu and inspired by the german Mauser C96 and Luger P08 pistols. It was the service pistol of all Imperial Japanese Armed Forces, complemented late in World War 2 by the markedly inferior but cheaper Type 94 pistol. Despite solid design, the weapon suffered from an underpowered cartridge compared to handguns of the time. After World War 2, it served as the design basis of the Ruger Mark 2, and the entire Ruger company.

Name: Type 14 Nambu

Manufacturer: Nagoya Arsenal
Class: pistol
Caliber: 8x22mm Nambu
Action: semi-automatic
Ammunition type: detacheable box magazine
Ammunition capacity: 8-round detachable box magazine
weight: ~1.0 kg

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Credits:
Sledgehammer Games for CoD WWII
The Wraith team for the exporter
Bluflytrap, Fredrika and Yare Yare Dong for the colored specular and PBR techniques
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugins