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RE2 Remake H&K VP70M Machine Pistol (UZI SMG)

Rookie Raccoon City police officer Leon Kennedy's personal conceal carry sidearm in Resident Evil 2 (RE2)/Biohazard 2 Remake is the H&K VP70 fitted with aftermarket custom sights (known as the "Matilda" in-game). Despite the R.P.D's standard issue sidearm is the Browning Hi-Power, Leon carried his VP70 throughout the entire game due to the police station being overran by infecteds. Also for some reason, the handgun in-game is underloaded to 12 rounds in the standard magazine, despite an IRL VP70 can hold up to 18 rounds plus 1 in the chamber.

This is a fully-upgraded version of Leon's personal sidearm. Attachments for the VP70 can be found throughout the Raccoon Police Station despite being a non-standard issue sidearm, which is honestly hella more confusing than solving the ridiculous puzzles scattered throughout the former art museum. The pistol can fire in 3 rounds burst given that the stock is attached. Other attachments include a completely fictional muzzle device and extended magazine, which both doesn't exist IRL for the VP70.

A distinctive German made handgun, the VP70 by Heckler & Koch is renown to be the world's first polymer frame handgun, as well as having a horrendous double-action only trigger similar to a stapler gun. Military variants of the VP70 has the capability to attach a stock with a firing selector, thereby turning it into a 3 round burst machine pistol.

- Replaces the UZI SMG

- A laser mount from the Jmb Hp3
- empty's animation <--- Big thanks to this lad for making the project possible.
- an automatic staple gun that goes brrt really fast (2200 rounds/min)

Credits:
- VP70 (Matilda) model: Capcom
- Laser module: Capcom
- Firing sounds: Crytek (Warface)
- Handling sounds: Navaro
- Animations, v_model rigging and materials: empty (depriv3Đ)
- Asset rip, porting, tweaks and shader adjustments: 8sianDude

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> Also, I highly recommend checking out Kendo Gun Shop's video on the Matilda if you're really keen on the background and lore of this handgun.