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Estonian Weapon Pack

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Could you make an original German made Solothurn S-18/1000?

Okay after doing more research the original GP35 model of the hi power had tangent sights before moving onto the more common pistol sights, with the tangent sight being an optional feature

The Hi Power I'm most familiar with has fairly normal pistol sights (similar to the 1911) and I was not aware of the tangent sights on it. Doing research the tangent sight was not that common and is fairly rare (at least now). I was saying it was weird because tangent sights on pistols was a strange thing done back in ww1 and the interwar and wasn't common, they were most prominent with "artillery" pistols (long barrels and stocks). There are couple off my head, the Mauser broomhandle (and for that some of the broomhandle clones like the Astra 900) and the Artillery luger (not the standard luger). Its weird because it is an outdated concept. The tangents were not the standard and were an optional feature which is why I was never aware of them and being honest, Hi Power looks a bit goofy with a big tangent sight on it. It seems the Estonian hi powers would have a stock similar to the standard Hi Power, which is why it has tangent sights.

Those tangent sights is common in military too.

It's not weird, is normal.

Estonian HP iron sights is same of origina belgian one.

Further more :
a version of the Enfield 1914 called the P.14 sniper : https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=76075
A version of the Arisaka converted to .303 that they got from the Finns : https://www.gunboards.com/threads/unusual-t30-finnish-or-estonian.1032834/

Further more they had a variant of the Madsen light machinegun (I cannot find any photos unfortunately)

Also @Mombaeh could you add the Estonian Browning Hi-Power? The iron sights are so weird on it and I'd love to use it in Ravenfield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foWZnq42DA0 Here is Gun Jesus covering it and gives you a lot of good angles

@Zombie101 There are several known variants of the Estonian mosins, the issue is that they're very very difficult to find and are extremely rare. The known variants are :
M1933 (in the mod).
M1935 which was shortened version (a carbine version of the M1933, there is a forgotten weapons video on the 1935 https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=XK82Tw3lwgo)
M1938 which was a further variant tho I'm not too sure exactly what was changed and there are no pictures that I can find
KL300 which was a special variant for Kaitseliit, about 3,900 were made if I'm remembering correctly. Again, I couldn't find any pictures