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The '''[[wikipedia:M2 Browning|M2 Browning machine gun]]''' (also known as '''M2HB''') is a mounted, heavy machine gun that appears in ''[[Call of Duty: Finest Hour]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 2: Big Red One]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 3]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: World at War]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Ghosts]]'' and ''[[Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare]]''.
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The '''[[wikipedia:M2 Browning|Browning M2]]''' (also known as '''M2HB''') is an American, mounted heavy machine gun that appears in ''[[Call of Duty: Finest Hour]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 2: Big Red One]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 3]]'', ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: World at War]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops]]'', ''[[Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops II]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Ghosts]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: WWII]]'', ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops 4]]'' and ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)]]''.
   
 
==Call of Duty: United Offensive==
  
==Call of Duty: United Offensive==
 
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| damage= 60-21 (Jeep), 150-52.2 (B-17), 88-30.8 (MP Tank)
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The M2 is featured in ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]''. At the start of the game, the player uses an M2 mounted on a [[Jeep]] to cover [[Moody]] as he attempts to escape enemy territory for American lines. While ineffective against tanks, it can destroy trucks in a few shots, and decimate German infantry. Later, on the line while defending against the German offensive, a paratrooper defends his position with an M2. If you hail the soldier or he is killed, the M2 becomes usable.
  
The M2 is featured in ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]''. At the start of the game, the player uses an M2 mounted on a [[Jeep]] to cover [[Moody]] as he attempts to escape enemy territory for American lines. While ineffective against tanks, it can destroy trucks in a few shots, and decimate German infantry. Later, on the line while defending against the German offensive, a paratrooper defends his position with an M2. If you hail the soldier or he is killed, the M2 becomes usable.
   
 
During the British campaign mission [[Bomber]], tail, left waist, right waist, ball turret, and dorsal turret mounted AN/M2 Browning aircraft-use heavy machine guns are used aboard a [[B-17 Flying Fortress]] to fend off the Luftwaffe's assault (although only the tail, left waist, and dorsal guns are usable). At first, the player is forced to use specific ones, but by the end, the player can choose whichever one he/she want to use after their original gunners are killed.
  
During the British campaign mission [[Bomber]], tail, left waist, right waist, ball turret, and dorsal turret mounted AN/M2 Browning aircraft-use heavy machine guns are used aboard a [[B-17 Flying Fortress]] to fend off the Luftwaffe's assault (although only the tail, left waist, and dorsal guns are usable). At first, the player is forced to use specific ones, but by the end, the player can choose whichever one he/she want to use after their original gunners are killed.
   
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In Multiplayer, the [[Jeep]] and the [[M4 Sherman tank]] are equipped with an M2. It can be used by entering the vehicle, then wheel-scrolling to another position, or by entering a vehicle which already has a driver.
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In Multiplayer, the [[Jeep]] and the [[M4 Sherman tank]] are equipped with an M2. It can be used by entering the vehicle, then wheel-scrolling to another position, or by entering a vehicle which already has a driver.
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Image:m2jeep uo.png|Using the M2 on the jeep.
  
Image:m2jeep uo.png|Using the M2 on the jeep.
 
Image:m2dual uo.png|The dual M2s on the B-17.
  
Image:m2dual uo.png|The dual M2s on the B-17.
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== Call of Duty: Finest Hour ==
  
== Call of Duty: Finest Hour ==
 
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In ''[[Call of Duty: Finest Hour]]'', the M2 appears in the British campaign. It is mounted on a jeep and is used for most of the level "[[A Desert Ride]]". It is seen on jeeps in the level "[[Matmata]]", but they use the MG42 sound effects.
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In ''[[Call of Duty: Finest Hour]]'', the M2 appears in the British campaign. It is mounted on a jeep and is used for most of the level "[[A Desert Ride]]". It is seen on jeeps in the level "[[Matmata]]", but they use the MG42 sound effects.
 
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== Call of Duty 2: Big Red One ==
  
== Call of Duty 2: Big Red One ==
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{{Quote|Originally designed to be a U.S. aircraft-mounted gun. Used as anti-aircraft and anti-armor during the war. .50 caliber belt fed ammo.|Description}}
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The M2 Browning is a very common weapon in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, appearing in nearly half the campaign missions. Its first appearance is in [[Baptism By Fire]], in which the player uses one on top of an [[M3 Half-Track]] to defend the convoy from the attacking French infantry. It is later used again in [[The Desert Fox]] to stop the German attack at the beginning of the mission. It is later used again in the same mission on top of a destroyed [[Jeep]]. In [[Liberators]], M2 Browning Machine Guns are mounted all over the [[B-24 Liberator]], and the player must use them to defend the bomber from attacking [[Messerschmitt BF109]] fighters. In [[Operation Husky]], the player must use the M2 Browning on top of the DUKW to destroy mines in the water so that it can reach the beach. In [[Piano Lupo]], the M2 Browning is found in a quad mounting on a Half-Track. The player has to use it to defend the fuel supplies and American howitzers from multiple attacking Stukas. Its last use in the game is in [[An Easy Detail]], where the player has to use one on top of a Jeep to destroy the attacking [[Sd. Kfz. 222]] armored cars and German infantry.
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The '''M2 .50 cal Browning''' is a very common weapon in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, appearing in nearly half the campaign missions. Its first appearance is in [[Baptism By Fire]], in which the player uses one on top of an [[M3 Half-Track]] to defend the convoy from the attacking French infantry. It is later used again in [[The Desert Fox]] to stop the German attack at the beginning of the mission. It is later used again in the same mission on top of a destroyed [[Jeep]]. In [[Liberators]], M2 Browning machine guns are mounted all over the [[B-24 Liberator]], and the player must use them to defend the bomber from attacking [[Messerschmitt BF109]] fighters. In [[Operation Husky]], the player must use the M2 Browning on top of the DUKW to destroy mines in the water so that it can reach the beach. In [[Piano Lupo]], the M2 Browning is found in a quad mounting on a Half-Track. The player has to use it to defend the fuel supplies and American howitzers from multiple attacking Stukas. Its last use in the game is in [[An Easy Detail]], where the player has to use one on top of a Jeep to destroy the attacking [[Sd. Kfz. 222]] armored cars and German infantry.
   
 
The M2 Browning in this game has a low, controllable rate of fire, but it will overheat if fired for too long. It is recommended to fire in short bursts to prevent it from overheating. It will typically be a one shot kill when used against enemy soldiers.
  
The M2 Browning in this game has a low, controllable rate of fire, but it will overheat if fired for too long. It is recommended to fire in short bursts to prevent it from overheating. It will typically be a one shot kill when used against enemy soldiers.
   
 
==Call of Duty: Roads to Victory==
  
==Call of Duty: Roads to Victory==
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In ''[[Call of Duty: Roads to Victory]]'', the M2 Browning can be found on a number of occasions. Several Brownings are mounted on the [[B-24 Liberator]] in [[Lucky Thirteen]], as well as mounted on [[M4 Sherman]]s. The M2 is the player's main defense during the last battle of the second American mission and is also found in the third Canadian mission, when it is used to destroy several German [[half-track]]s .
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In ''[[Call of Duty: Roads to Victory]]'', the M2 Browning can be found on a number of occasions. Several Brownings are mounted on the [[B-24 Liberator]] in [[Lucky Thirteen]], as well as mounted on [[M4 Sherman]]s. The M2 is the player's main defense during the last battle of the second American mission and is also found in the third Canadian mission, when it is used to destroy several German [[half-track]]s.
   
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The M2 has a downside, as due to its high rate of fire and tendency to be used against vehicles, the M2 can ruin a player's accuracy count when fired too much. However in the third Canadian mission, the player can't destroy the [[Panzer]] because only an [[MG42]] should damage it. In "[[Altavilla]]", the player can see his friends using bunkers and [[MG42]]s to destroy the [[Panzer IV]]s. The men failed to destroy the enemy tanks so it's up for the player to use a pair of [[Binoculars]]. Search the Panzers to smash them to pieces. He must eliminate all 4 of them. He is not allowed to destroy his tank called the [[M4 Sherman]] or the "Friendly fire could not be tolerated" message appears. After all of the Panzers are burned/gone, the mission ends with a flock of German gliders flying ahead. Another Sherman appears during the end of the mission. These tanks only fires their main guns to attack the enemy tanks while the enemy tanks uses both the machine gun and the main gun.
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The M2 has a downside, as due to its high rate of fire and tendency to be used against vehicles, the M2 can ruin a player's accuracy count when fired too much. However in the third Canadian mission, the player can't destroy the [[Panzer]] because only an [[MG42]] should damage it. In "[[Altavilla]]", the player can see his friends using bunkers and [[MG42]]s to destroy the [[Panzer IV]]s. The men failed to destroy the enemy tanks so it's up for the player to use a pair of [[Binoculars]]. Search the Panzers to smash them to pieces. He must eliminate all four of them. He is not allowed to destroy his tank called the [[M4 Sherman]] or the "Friendly fire could not be tolerated" message appears. After all of the Panzers are burned/gone, the mission ends with a flock of German gliders flying ahead. Another Sherman appears during the end of the mission. These tanks only fires their main guns to attack the enemy tanks while the enemy tanks uses both the machine gun and the main gun.
   
 
==Call of Duty 3==
  
==Call of Duty 3==
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===Campaign===
  
===Campaign===
 
The '''Browning M2''' makes one appearance in ''[[Call of Duty 3]]'' campaign, at the start of the level "[[Falaise Road]]". It has unlimited ammo, but poor accuracy and a low rate of fire.
  
The '''Browning M2''' makes one appearance in ''[[Call of Duty 3]]'' campaign, at the start of the level "[[Falaise Road]]". It has unlimited ammo, but poor accuracy and a low rate of fire.
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The Browning M2 appears in ''Call of Duty 3 ''multiplayer on the back of American [[Jeep]]s and all tanks. It has unlimited ammo. It is one of the most favored weapons to use but with the draw back of being vulnerable to snipers and some would rather drive.
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The Browning M2 appears in ''Call of Duty 3'' multiplayer on the back of American [[Jeep]]s and all tanks. It has unlimited ammo. It is one of the most favored weapons to use but with the draw back of being vulnerable to snipers and some would rather drive.
   
 
== Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare ==
  
== Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare ==
 
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|range = 375-400m (15000-16000 inches)(SP)
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The M2 makes a reappearance in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]''. In "[[Charlie Don't Surf]]", two enemies will do a drive-by against the player with an M2 on a truck. If he's not killed, his truck will drive further into an enemy territory, where it will be abandoned away in a corner. They can also be seen in the beginning of the mission while the player is on the helicopter. The M2 cannot be used if the player manages to get close to it. However, in the same mission, by getting out of the map and past the broadcast center (see [[Glitch#M2 Glitch|glitch page]] for details) there is a lone M2. The M2's existence here is explained by a [[Technical]] located next to it at the beginning of the mission. It is identical to the one described above; it fires at the helicopters. Next to the truck is the M2. Although not mounted on anything, a "Press F/X/Square To Use" appears on the screen. By pressing the "use" button, the player can use the M2. There is also a picture glitch that when the player see the press button to enter it shows a mounted [[M249 SAW]]. The M2 is also mounted on the [[M1 Abrams]] seen throughout the [[USMC]] Campaign. The M2 also shows up on several multiplayer maps such as [[Countdown]], in which are mounted on destroyed Technicals, but cannot be used.
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The M2 makes a reappearance in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]''. In "[[Charlie Don't Surf]]", two enemies will do a drive-by against the player with an M2 on a truck. If he's not killed, his truck will drive further into an enemy territory, where it will be abandoned away in a corner. They can also be seen at the beginning of the mission while the player is on the helicopter. The M2 cannot be used if the player manages to get close to it. However, in the same mission, by getting out of the map and past the broadcast center (see [[Glitch#M2 Glitch|glitch page]] for details) there is a lone M2. The M2's existence here is explained by a [[Technical]] located next to it at the beginning of the mission. It is identical to the one described above; it fires at the helicopters. Next to the truck is the M2. Although not mounted on anything, a "Press F/X/Square To Use" appears on the screen. By pressing the "use" button, the player can use the M2. There is also a picture glitch that when the player sees the press button to enter it shows a mounted [[M249 SAW]]. The M2 is also mounted on the [[M1 Abrams]] seen throughout the [[USMC]] Campaign. The M2 also shows up on several multiplayer maps such as [[Countdown]], in which are mounted on destroyed Technicals but cannot be used.
   
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File:M2gun.png|Using the M2 Browning Machine Gun.
  
File:M2gun.png|Using the M2 Browning Machine Gun.
 
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== Call of Duty: World at War ==
  
== Call of Duty: World at War ==
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The M2 Browning is used in the campaign mission "[[Black Cats]]", in which the player operates four mounted weapons on a [[PBY Catalina]]. The two side M2s have [[Reflector Sight]]s, while the front one does not. The M2 can also be seen on the [[M4 Sherman]] tanks in campaign.
  
The M2 Browning is used in the campaign mission "[[Black Cats]]", in which the player operates four mounted weapons on a [[PBY Catalina]]. The two side M2s have [[Reflector Sight]]s, while the front one does not. The M2 can also be seen on the [[M4 Sherman]] tanks in campaign.
   
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== Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 ==
  
== Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 ==
 
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|used = [[Brazilian Militia]], [[U.S. Army Rangers]], [[Shadow Company]], [[OpFor]]}}
 
The M2 is seen on a [[Technical]] again, though this time it is usable. Note that it disappears after the technical has caught on fire.
  
The M2 is seen on a [[Technical]] again, though this time it is usable. Note that it disappears after the technical has caught on fire.
   
 
A strange thing to note about this mounted machine gun is that the player cannot see the player's hands when operating it, similar to how the player's hands cannot be seen when they are using the Helicopter-mounted [[Vulcan Cannon]] during the campaign level "[[Of Their Own Accord]]" and the [[Special Ops]] mission "[[Big Brother]]". In the level "[[Team Player]]", when using the HMMWV-mounted [[Minigun]], the player's hands and arms are visible while operating the weapon, spooling the gun and holding the trigger button. Nothing on the player's point of view is visible while using the mounted M2, however, and even the weapon's butterfly-trigger mechanism is never seen pressed down to fire the weapon.
  
A strange thing to note about this mounted machine gun is that the player cannot see the player's hands when operating it, similar to how the player's hands cannot be seen when they are using the Helicopter-mounted [[Vulcan Cannon]] during the campaign level "[[Of Their Own Accord]]" and the [[Special Ops]] mission "[[Big Brother]]". In the level "[[Team Player]]", when using the HMMWV-mounted [[Minigun]], the player's hands and arms are visible while operating the weapon, spooling the gun and holding the trigger button. Nothing on the player's point of view is visible while using the mounted M2, however, and even the weapon's butterfly-trigger mechanism is never seen pressed down to fire the weapon.
   
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The M2 can be used in the campaign level, "[[The Hornet's Nest]]", and is seen mounted on the [[Stryker]] in [[Exodus (Modern Warfare 2)|Exodus]], and on the [[M1 Abrams]] tanks seen throughout the [[U.S. Army Rangers]] Campaign.{{Clear}}
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The M2 can be used in the campaign level, "[[The Hornet's Nest]]", and is seen mounted on the [[Stryker]] in [[Exodus (Modern Warfare 2)|Exodus]], and on the [[M1 Abrams]] tanks seen throughout the [[U.S. Army Rangers]] Campaign.
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BrowningM2MW2.png|The M2 Browning in MW2.
  
BrowningM2MW2.png|The M2 Browning in MW2.
 
M2 Browning Machine Gun MW2.jpg|A M2 Browning mounted on a destroyed Abrams.
  
M2 Browning Machine Gun MW2.jpg|A M2 Browning mounted on a destroyed Abrams.
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized==
  
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized==
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The M2 makes an appearance in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized]]. ''Unlike its platform counterpart, the player can actually see their hands when it is in use.
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The M2 makes an appearance in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized]]''. Unlike its platform counterpart, the player can actually see their hands when it is in use.
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Browning M2 Mobilized.jpg|The M2 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized
  
Browning M2 Mobilized.jpg|The M2 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized
 
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops==
  
==Call of Duty: Black Ops==
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The M2 Browning appears in a few levels; it is seen in "[[Crash Site]]" in hands of the young front gunner in the PBR. It is also seen as the turret of certain M113s in the levels [[S.O.G.]] and "[[The Defector]]", [[Bottom Feeder]]'s gunner is equipped with an M2 Heavy Browning. The M2 can also be seen on GMC1/2 trucks in the multiplayer map Hanoi.
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The M2 Browning appears in a few levels; it is seen in "[[Crash Site]]" in hands of the young front gunner in the PBR. It is also seen as the turret of certain M113s in the levels "[[S.O.G.]]" and "[[The Defector]]", [[Bottom Feeder]]'s gunner is equipped with an M2 Heavy Browning. The M2 can also be seen on GMC1/2 trucks in the multiplayer map Hanoi.
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Also, if the player uses noclip in level [[Payback (Black Ops)|Payback]], it is possible to see that several Soviet trucks are armed with Quad M2 Brownings.
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Quad M2 Browning Payback BO.png|Quad M2, mounted on a truck
  
Quad M2 Browning Payback BO.png|Quad M2, mounted on a truck
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==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3==
  
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3==
 
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The M2 Browning returns in'' [[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]],'' seen in the Redemption Campaign trailer mounted on a [[Technical]]. It is used in "[[Back On The Grid]]", where [[Yuri (Modern Warfare 3)|Yuri]] is required to use it to fend off [[African Militia]] fighters at one point.
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The M2 Browning returns in ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', seen in the Redemption Campaign trailer mounted on a [[Technical]]. It is used in "[[Back On The Grid]]", where [[Yuri (Modern Warfare 3)|Yuri]] is required to use it to fend off [[African Militia]] fighters at one point.
   
 
===Gallery===
  
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MW3-M2-1.jpg|[[Frost]] looks over a friendly [[Stryker]] mounted with a Browning M2HB.
  
MW3-M2-1.jpg|[[Frost]] looks over a friendly [[Stryker]] mounted with a Browning M2HB.
 
M2 Browning MG MW3.png|[[Yuri]] takes command of a rusty M2HB mounted on a technical in Sierra Leone.
  
M2 Browning MG MW3.png|[[Yuri]] takes command of a rusty M2HB mounted on a technical in Sierra Leone.
 
M2 Browning MG ADS MW3.png|Zoomed in view of the rusty M2HB.
  
M2 Browning MG ADS MW3.png|Zoomed in view of the rusty M2HB.
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==Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish==
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Some Browning M2 machine guns are seen in the armory during [[Soap]]'s briefing with [[Shepherd]].
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M2HB FMOK.png|The M2 machine guns are visible in front of Soap
 
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops II==
  
==Call of Duty: Black Ops II==
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The M2 Browning appears mounted on [[Technical]]s and is usable in the missions "[[Time and Fate]]", "[[Suffer With Me]]" and "[[Cordis Die (mission)|Cordis Die]]". It is also mounted on [[SOC-T]]s in "[[Fallen Angel]]".
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The M2 Browning appears mounted on [[Technical]]s and is usable in the missions "[[Old Wounds]]", "[[Time and Fate]]", "[[Suffer With Me]]" and "[[Cordis Die (mission)|Cordis Die]]". It is also mounted on [[SOC-T]]s in "[[Fallen Angel]]".
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===Gallery===
  
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M2 Browning Technical BOII.png|The M2 Browning.
  
M2 Browning Technical BOII.png|The M2 Browning.
 
M2 BO2.png|M2 in 2025
  
M2 BO2.png|M2 in 2025
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==Call of Duty: Ghosts==
  
==Call of Duty: Ghosts==
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The M2 Browning can be seen mounted on [[M1A2 Abrams]] and [[MATV]] tanks.
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The M2 Browning is mounted on [[M1A2 Abrams]] and [[MATV]] tanks.
  
 
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MATV model CoDG.png|The M2 on a MATV.
  
MATV model CoDG.png|The M2 on a MATV.
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==Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare==
  
==Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare==
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The M2 Browning is mounted on the [[Titan]] tank.
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The M2 Browning can be seen mounted on the [[T-600 Titan|Titan]] tank.
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===Gallery===
  
===Gallery===
 
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Not on my Watch XBOX One Achievement Image CoDAW.jpg|The M2 on a Titan.
  
Not on my Watch XBOX One Achievement Image CoDAW.jpg|The M2 on a Titan.
 
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==Call of Duty: WWII==
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The M2 Browning is seen throughout the campaign of ''[[Call of Duty: WWII]]''. It is mounted on various allied vehicles and carried by US soldiers.
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M2 Browning WWII Third Person.png|A US soldier carrying the M2 Browning.
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==Call of Duty: Black Ops 4==
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The M2 appears in [[Blackout (Black Ops 4)|Blackout]].
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
*In ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]'', the rate of fire of this weapon is different between American and British Campaign; the former is slow, about 400 rpm, while the latter is faster, near 600 RPM.
  
*In ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]'', the rate of fire of this weapon is different between American and British Campaign; the former is slow, about 400 rpm, while the latter is faster, near 600 RPM.
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*In ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'', its firing sound is the same as the turret machine gun from [[War Pig (tank)|War Pig]].
  
 
*In ''[[Call of Duty: World at War]]'', the sights on the M2 can block some of the incoming bullets.
  
*In ''[[Call of Duty: World at War]]'', the sights on the M2 can block some of the incoming bullets.
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*In ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', the M2 shares the same circular firing pattern as the Minigun.
  
 
*In ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', the M2 uses the [[M249 SAW|M249's]] pickup icon, just like the one in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]''.
  
*In ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'', the M2 uses the [[M249 SAW|M249's]] pickup icon, just like the one in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]''.
 
*In ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', the section of the belt between the ammo box and the gun moves when the M2 is fired, the rounds in the box itself are static.
  
*In ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'', the section of the belt between the ammo box and the gun moves when the M2 is fired, the rounds in the box itself are static.
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Revision as of 01:43, 22 August 2019

The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: United Offensive. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Finest Hour. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Roads to Victory. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty 3. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for the Nintendo DS. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: World at War. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops. The subject of this article appeared in Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Ghosts The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: WWII The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)
For other uses, see Browning.
M2 Browning Black Cats model WaW

Render of the M2 available in "Black Cats"

The Browning M2 (also known as M2HB) is an American, mounted heavy machine gun that appears in Call of Duty: Finest Hour, Call of Duty: United Offensive, Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, Call of Duty 3, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: World at War, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty: WWII, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019).

Call of Duty: United Offensive

The M2 is featured in Call of Duty: United Offensive. At the start of the game, the player uses an M2 mounted on a Jeep to cover Moody as he attempts to escape enemy territory for American lines. While ineffective against tanks, it can destroy trucks in a few shots, and decimate German infantry. Later, on the line while defending against the German offensive, a paratrooper defends his position with an M2. If you hail the soldier or he is killed, the M2 becomes usable.

During the British campaign mission Bomber, tail, left waist, right waist, ball turret, and dorsal turret mounted AN/M2 Browning aircraft-use heavy machine guns are used aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress to fend off the Luftwaffe's assault (although only the tail, left waist, and dorsal guns are usable). At first, the player is forced to use specific ones, but by the end, the player can choose whichever one he/she want to use after their original gunners are killed.

In Multiplayer, the Jeep and the M4 Sherman tank are equipped with an M2. It can be used by entering the vehicle, then wheel-scrolling to another position, or by entering a vehicle which already has a driver.

Call of Duty: Finest Hour

In Call of Duty: Finest Hour, the M2 appears in the British campaign. It is mounted on a jeep and is used for most of the level "A Desert Ride". It is seen on jeeps in the level "Matmata", but they use the MG42 sound effects.

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One

"Originally designed to be a U.S. aircraft-mounted gun. Used as anti-aircraft and anti-armor during the war. .50 caliber belt fed ammo."
— Description

The M2 .50 cal Browning is a very common weapon in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One, appearing in nearly half the campaign missions. Its first appearance is in Baptism By Fire, in which the player uses one on top of an M3 Half-Track to defend the convoy from the attacking French infantry. It is later used again in The Desert Fox to stop the German attack at the beginning of the mission. It is later used again in the same mission on top of a destroyed Jeep. In Liberators, M2 Browning machine guns are mounted all over the B-24 Liberator, and the player must use them to defend the bomber from attacking Messerschmitt BF109 fighters. In Operation Husky, the player must use the M2 Browning on top of the DUKW to destroy mines in the water so that it can reach the beach. In Piano Lupo, the M2 Browning is found in a quad mounting on a Half-Track. The player has to use it to defend the fuel supplies and American howitzers from multiple attacking Stukas. Its last use in the game is in An Easy Detail, where the player has to use one on top of a Jeep to destroy the attacking Sd. Kfz. 222 armored cars and German infantry.

The M2 Browning in this game has a low, controllable rate of fire, but it will overheat if fired for too long. It is recommended to fire in short bursts to prevent it from overheating. It will typically be a one shot kill when used against enemy soldiers.

Call of Duty: Roads to Victory

In Call of Duty: Roads to Victory, the M2 Browning can be found on a number of occasions. Several Brownings are mounted on the B-24 Liberator in Lucky Thirteen, as well as mounted on M4 Shermans. The M2 is the player's main defense during the last battle of the second American mission and is also found in the third Canadian mission, when it is used to destroy several German half-tracks.

The M2 has a downside, as due to its high rate of fire and tendency to be used against vehicles, the M2 can ruin a player's accuracy count when fired too much. However in the third Canadian mission, the player can't destroy the Panzer because only an MG42 should damage it. In "Altavilla", the player can see his friends using bunkers and MG42s to destroy the Panzer IVs. The men failed to destroy the enemy tanks so it's up for the player to use a pair of Binoculars. Search the Panzers to smash them to pieces. He must eliminate all four of them. He is not allowed to destroy his tank called the M4 Sherman or the "Friendly fire could not be tolerated" message appears. After all of the Panzers are burned/gone, the mission ends with a flock of German gliders flying ahead. Another Sherman appears during the end of the mission. These tanks only fires their main guns to attack the enemy tanks while the enemy tanks uses both the machine gun and the main gun.

Call of Duty 3

"Browning M2, .50 cal machinegun. The Browning M2 is an air cooled, belt-fed, recoil operated heavy machine gun designed after WWI and used on vehicles and aircraft. 550 RPM, effective range: 2200 yards."
— In-game description.


Campaign

The Browning M2 makes one appearance in Call of Duty 3 campaign, at the start of the level "Falaise Road". It has unlimited ammo, but poor accuracy and a low rate of fire.

Multiplayer

The Browning M2 appears in Call of Duty 3 multiplayer on the back of American Jeeps and all tanks. It has unlimited ammo. It is one of the most favored weapons to use but with the draw back of being vulnerable to snipers and some would rather drive.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

The M2 makes a reappearance in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. In "Charlie Don't Surf", two enemies will do a drive-by against the player with an M2 on a truck. If he's not killed, his truck will drive further into an enemy territory, where it will be abandoned away in a corner. They can also be seen at the beginning of the mission while the player is on the helicopter. The M2 cannot be used if the player manages to get close to it. However, in the same mission, by getting out of the map and past the broadcast center (see glitch page for details) there is a lone M2. The M2's existence here is explained by a Technical located next to it at the beginning of the mission. It is identical to the one described above; it fires at the helicopters. Next to the truck is the M2. Although not mounted on anything, a "Press F/X/Square To Use" appears on the screen. By pressing the "use" button, the player can use the M2. There is also a picture glitch that when the player sees the press button to enter it shows a mounted M249 SAW. The M2 is also mounted on the M1 Abrams seen throughout the USMC Campaign. The M2 also shows up on several multiplayer maps such as Countdown, in which are mounted on destroyed Technicals but cannot be used.

Call of Duty: World at War

The M2 Browning is used in the campaign mission "Black Cats", in which the player operates four mounted weapons on a PBY Catalina. The two side M2s have Reflector Sights, while the front one does not. The M2 can also be seen on the M4 Sherman tanks in campaign.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

The M2 is seen on a Technical again, though this time it is usable. Note that it disappears after the technical has caught on fire.

A strange thing to note about this mounted machine gun is that the player cannot see the player's hands when operating it, similar to how the player's hands cannot be seen when they are using the Helicopter-mounted Vulcan Cannon during the campaign level "Of Their Own Accord" and the Special Ops mission "Big Brother". In the level "Team Player", when using the HMMWV-mounted Minigun, the player's hands and arms are visible while operating the weapon, spooling the gun and holding the trigger button. Nothing on the player's point of view is visible while using the mounted M2, however, and even the weapon's butterfly-trigger mechanism is never seen pressed down to fire the weapon.

The M2 can be used in the campaign level, "The Hornet's Nest", and is seen mounted on the Stryker in Exodus, and on the M1 Abrams tanks seen throughout the U.S. Army Rangers Campaign.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized

The M2 makes an appearance in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized. Unlike its platform counterpart, the player can actually see their hands when it is in use.

Call of Duty: Black Ops

The M2 Browning appears in a few levels; it is seen in "Crash Site" in hands of the young front gunner in the PBR. It is also seen as the turret of certain M113s in the levels "S.O.G." and "The Defector", Bottom Feeder's gunner is equipped with an M2 Heavy Browning. The M2 can also be seen on GMC1/2 trucks in the multiplayer map Hanoi. Also, if the player uses noclip in level Payback, it is possible to see that several Soviet trucks are armed with Quad M2 Brownings.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

The M2 Browning returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, seen in the Redemption Campaign trailer mounted on a Technical. It is used in "Back On The Grid", where Yuri is required to use it to fend off African Militia fighters at one point.

Gallery

Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish

Some Browning M2 machine guns are seen in the armory during Soap's briefing with Shepherd.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II

The M2 Browning appears mounted on Technicals and is usable in the missions "Old Wounds", "Time and Fate", "Suffer With Me" and "Cordis Die". It is also mounted on SOC-Ts in "Fallen Angel".

Gallery

Call of Duty: Ghosts

The M2 Browning can be seen mounted on M1A2 Abrams and MATV tanks.

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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

The M2 Browning can be seen mounted on the Titan tank.

Gallery

Call of Duty: WWII

The M2 Browning is seen throughout the campaign of Call of Duty: WWII. It is mounted on various allied vehicles and carried by US soldiers.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4

The M2 appears in Blackout.

Trivia

References

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Weapons of Call of Duty and Call of Duty: United Offensive
Bolt-action rifles
Semi-automatic rifles
M1 Garand · M1A1 Carbine · Gewehr 43 (CoD: UO only) · Tokarev SVT40 (CoD: UO only)
Submachine Guns
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M1919A6 .30 cal (CoD: UO only) · MG34 (CoD: UO only) · Degtyarev DP28 (CoD: UO only)
Sidearms
Colt .45 · Luger · Tokarev TT33 (CoD: UO only) · Webley MK IV (CoD: UO only)
Rocket launchers
Panzerfaust 60 · Panzerschreck (CoD: UO only) · Bazooka (CoD: UO only)
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Miscellaneous
Explosives · Flakvierling · FlaK 88 · MG42 · Parachute · Radio Beacon
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Weapons of Call of Duty: Finest Hour
Bolt-action rifles
Semi-automatic rifles
Submachine Guns
Support
BAR · DPM · Bren
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Grenades
Miscellaneous
Easter Eggs
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Weapons of Call of Duty 2: Big Red One
Bolt-action rifles
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Submachine Guns
Support
Sidearms
Light/medium machine guns
Rocket launchers
Grenades
Miscellaneous
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Weapons of Call of Duty 3
Bolt-action rifles
Semi-automatic rifles
Submachine Guns
MP40 · Thompson · Sten (SP)
Support
BAR · MP44 · Bren (SP) · FG42 (SP)
Machine Guns
Shotguns
Sidearms
Rocket Launchers
Grenades
Equipment
Miscellaneous
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered
Side Arms
M9 · USP .45 · M1911 .45 · Desert Eagle
Remastered only: .44 Magnum · Prokolot · BR9
Shotguns
W1200 · M1014
Remastered only: Kamchatka-12 · Rangers
Submachine Guns
MP5 · Skorpion · Mini-Uzi · AK-74u · P90
Remastered only: Mac-10 (cut from the original CoD4) · Fang 45 · PK-PSD9
Assault Rifles
M16A4 · M4 Carbine · AK-47 · G3 · G36C · M14 · MP44
Remastered only: XM-LAR · BOS14 · Lynx CQ300
Light Machine Guns
M249 SAW · RPD · M60E4
Remastered only: PKM · Bered MK8
Sniper Rifles
M40A3 · M21 · Dragunov · R700 · Barrett .50cal
Remastered only: D-25S · S-Tac Aggressor
Rocket Launchers
Melee (standalone,
MW Remastered only)
Unobtainable/console only
Grenades
Primary: Frag
Special: Flashbang · Stun Grenade · Smoke Grenade
Equipment
Attachments
Red Dot Sight · ACOG Scope · Silencer · Grip · Grenade Launcher (M203 · GP-25)
Reflex Sight (SP) · Holographic Sight (SP) · AN/PEQ-2A (SP)
Remastered only: Akimbo (integral)
Miscellaneous
Cut Content
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Nintendo DS)
Sidearms
Shotguns
Submachine Guns
MP5 · MAC-10 · Mini-Uzi (SP)
Assault Rifles
Sniper Rifles
Rocket Launchers
Grenades
Miscellaneous
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: World at War
Bolt Action Rifles
Rifles
Submachine Guns
Shotguns
Machine Guns
Side Arms
Rocket Launchers
Flamethrower
Primary Grenades
Special Grenades
Equipment
Wonder Weapons
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Knives
Knife · Bowie Knife
Unobtainable: Machete · Katana
Cut Content
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized
Sidearms
M9 · USP
Shotguns
Submachine Guns
MP5 · P90 · Skorpion · MP7
Assault Rifles
Sniper Rifles
Rocket Launchers
Light Machine Guns
Grenades
Specials
Attachments
Miscellaneous
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and MW2 Campaign Remastered
Handguns
Machine Pistols
Shotguns
Launchers
Assault Rifles
M4A1 · FAMAS · SCAR-H · TAR-21 · FAL · M16A4 · ACR · F2000 · AK-47
Submachine Guns
Light Machine Guns
Sniper Rifles
Special
Equipment
Special Grenades
Console Command Weapons
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Cut
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Black Ops
Assault rifles
M16 · Enfield · M14 · Famas · Galil · AUG · FN FAL · AK47 · Commando · G11
STG-44 (SP/ZM) · Gewehr 43 (ZM) · M1 Carbine (ZM) · M1 Garand (ZM)
Submachine guns
MP5K · Skorpion · MAC11 · AK74u · Uzi · PM63 · MPL · Spectre · Kiparis
PPSH (SP) · Sten (SP) · MP40 (SP/ZM) · Thompson (ZM) · Type 100 (ZM)
Light machine guns
HK21 · RPK · M60 · Stoner63
FG42 (ZM) · BAR (ZM)
Sniper rifles
Dragunov · WA2000 · L96A1 · PSG1
Mosin Nagant (SP) · Kar98k (ZM) · Arisaka (ZM)
Shotguns
Pistols
Launchers
Specials
Secondary Weapons: Ballistic Knife · Crossbow
Care Package Weapons: Death Machine · Grim Reaper · Valkyrie Rockets
Lethal Grenades
Tactical Grenades
Equipment
Unobtainable Weapons
Attachments
Wonder Weapons
Miscellaneous
Knives
Cut
v • d • e
Weapons of Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish
Handguns
Submachine Guns
Assault Rifles
Sniper Rifles
Launchers
Equipment
Attachments
Miscellaneous
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Assault Rifles
M4A1 · M16A4 · SCAR-L · CM901 · Type 95 · G36C · ACR 6.8 · MK14 · AK-47 · FAD
Submachine Guns
MP5 · UMP45 · PP90M1 · P90 · PM-9 · MP7 · AK-74u (SP, SO)
Light Machine Guns
L86 LSW · MG36 · PKP Pecheneg · MK46 · M60E4 · M240 (SP Wii only)
Sniper Rifles
Barrett .50cal · L118A · Dragunov · AS50 · RSASS · MSR · M14 EBR (SP, SO)
Shotguns
Machine Pistols
FMG9 · MP9 · Skorpion · G18
Handguns
Launchers
Special
Unobtainable weapons
Weapon Proficiencies
Attachments
Lethal
Tactical
Weapon Camouflages
Classic · Snow · Multicam · Digital Urban · Hex · Choco · Snake · Blue · Red · Autumn · Gold
Special: Winter · Marine
Miscellaneous
Cut
Weapons:AUG HBAR · AT4 · F2000 · FAMAS · M1014 · MG4 · MK12 SPR · MP5K · PP2000 · RPD · TAR-21 · Vector · WA2000
Attachments: AG36 · FMJ · Swarovski Scope
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Black Ops II
Pistols
Five-seven · Tac-45 · B23R · Executioner · KAP-40
Browning HP (SP) · Makarov (SP) · M1911 (SP/ZM) · Python (ZM) · Remington New Model Army (ZM) · Mauser C96 (ZM)
Shotguns
Remington 870 MCS · S12 · KSG · M1216
SPAS-12 (SP) · Olympia (SP/ZM)
Submachine Guns
MP7 · PDW-57 · Vector K10 · MSMC · Chicom CQB · Skorpion EVO · Peacekeeper (Revolution DLC)
MP5 (SP/ZM) · AK74u (SP/ZM)· Uzi (SP/ZM) · M1927 (ZM) · MP40 (ZM)
Assault Rifles
MTAR · Type 25 · SWAT-556 · FAL OSW · M27 · SCAR-H · SMR · M8A1 · AN-94
Colt M16A1 (SP/ZM) · AK47 (SP/ZM) · Galil (SP/ZM) · FAL (SP/ZM) · M14 (ZM) · STG-44 (ZM)
Sniper Rifles
Light Machine Guns
Mk 48 · QBB LSW · LSAT · HAMR
M60 (SP) · RPD (SP/ZM) · MG08/15 (ZM)
Launchers
Specials
Unobtainable Items
Lethals
Tacticals
Access Kit Items
Wonder Weapons
Melee Weapons
Knife · SOG Knife (SP) · Axe (SP) · Bowie Knife (ZM) · Galvaknuckles (ZM) · Shiv (ZM) · BRAAAINS... (ZM)
Zombies Buildables
Attachments
Miscellaneous
Cut
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Ghosts
Assault Rifles
Submachine Guns
Light Machine Guns
Marksman Rifles
Sniper Rifles
Shotguns
Handguns
Launchers
Specials
Unobtainable Weapons
Attachments
Lethal
M67 Grenade · Semtex · Throwing Knife · I.E.D. · C4 · Canister Bomb
Thermobaric Mine (SP) · Shockwave Claymore (SP) · Claymore (Extinction) · Bouncing Betty (Extinction) · Pipe Bomb (Extinction) · Venom Grenade (Extinction) · NX-1 Grenade (Extinction)
Tactical
9-Bang · Concussion · Smoke · Trophy System · Motion Sensor · Thermobaric Grenade · Tactical Insertion (Infected)
Flashbang (SP) · Tear Gas (SP) · Hypno Knife (Extinction) · Flare (Extinction) · Sticky Flare (Extinction)
Melee Weapons
Miscellaneous
Air Support Marker · AN/PEQ-2A · Ascender Gun · Breaching Charge · Camera · Cortex · Data Glove Paired · Default Weapon · Deployable Supplies · Depth Charge · Det Tape · Drill · DShK · Gas Mask · Geiger Counter · Ghillie Suit · Glass Cutter · Hacker PDA · Heartbeat Sensor · Hypno Trap · Ice Charges · Juggernaut Suit · Laser Drill · M2 Browning · M240 · M68 · Mk 47 Mod 0 · Night Vision Goggles · Optic Scanner · Osprey Targeting Control · Parachute · Patriot-XM11 · Phalanx CIWS · Predator Cannon · Predator Self-Destruct · Propane Tank · Proteus Missile · Remote A-10 Strafe · Remote Sniper (Dragunov) · Scuba Gear · SOFLAM · Sparrow Missiles · Strobe Light · Tesla Trap · Thermal Goggles · Thermite · TNT · Turret (P90) · V75 Mantis · Zipline · Zipline Launcher · ZPU-4
Cut
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Assault Rifles
Bal-27 · AK12 · ARX-160 · HBRa3 · IMR · MK14 · AE4 (Havoc DLC) · STG44 (Update) · AK-47 (Update) · M16 (Update) · Lever Action (Update) · M1 Garand (Update)
Submachine Guns
KF5 · MP11 · ASM1 · SN6 · SAC3 · AMR9 · MP40 (Update) · Sten (Update) · Repulsor (Update)
Sniper Rifles
Lynx · MORS · NA-45 · Atlas 20mm · SVO (Update)
Shotguns
Tac-19 · S-12 · Bulldog · Blunderbuss (Update) · CEL-3 Cauterizer (Update)
Heavy Weapons
Pistols
Atlas 45 · RW1 · MP443 Grach · PDW · 1911 (Update)
Launchers
Specials
Attachments
Exo Launcher
Exo Abilities
Miscellaneous
Cut
Attachments: Holographic Sight
Weapons: Atlas Sword · FGM-148 Javelin · Rhino · SMAW · M160
v • d • e
Weapons of Call of Duty: WWII
Rifles (Semi/Auto)
M1941 · M1 Garand · STG44 · M1A1 Carbine · FG 42 · BAR · SVT-40 · Gewehr 43 (Winter Siege Update) · Volkssturmgewehr (The Resistance Update I) · Type 5 (Blitzkrieg Update) · M2 Carbine (Blitzkrieg Update) · ITRA Burst (Blitzkrieg Update) · AVS-36 (Liberty Strike Update) · Automaton (Days of Summer Update) · AS-44 (Shadow War Update) · NZ-41 (Halloween Scream Update) · KG M-21 (1.24 Update) · GBD-79 (7/23/19 Update) · Wimmersperg Spz (7/23/19 Update)
Submachine Guns
Grease Gun · PPSh-41 · Type 100 · Waffe 28 · M1928 · MP-40 · Sten (Winter Siege Update) · Orso (The Resistance Update I) · M-38 (Shamrock and Awe Update) · Sterling (Blitzkrieg Update) · Nambu Type 2 (Attack of the Undead Update) · ZK-383 (United Front Update) · Ribeyrolles (Days of Summer Update) · Proto-X1 (Covert Storm Update) · EMP44 (Halloween Scream Update) · Blyskawica (1.24 Update) · Erma EMP (1.24 Update) · Austen (7/23/19 Update) · M267 (7/23/19 Update) · Bechowiec (7/23/19 Update)
Light Machine Guns
Lewis · MG 15 · Bren · MG 42 · GPMG (Winter Siege Update) · MG 81 (Shamrock and Awe Update) · Stinger (Attack of the Undead Update) · VMG 1927 (Covert Storm Update) · LAD Machine Gun (1.24 Update) · Chatellerault (7/23/19 Update)
M1919 (only portable in SP)
Sniper Rifles
Karabin · Lee Enfield · M1903 · Kar98k · Type 38 (Blitzkrieg Update) · Lever Action (Attack of the Undead Update) · PTRS-41 (Attack of the Undead Update) · De Lisle (Liberty Strike Update) · 3-Line Rifle (Days of Summer Update) · SDK 9mm (Halloween Scream Update) · Wz. 35 (1.24 Update) · M36 (7/23/19 Update)
Shotguns
Pistols
P-08 · 1911 · Machine Pistol · 9mm SAP (The Resistance Update I) · Enfield No. 2 (The Resistance Update II) · Reichsrevolver (The Resistance Update II)
Launchers
M1 Bazooka · Panzerschreck · Crossbow (Halloween Scream Update)
Fliegerfaust (ZM)
Melee
US Shovel · Ice Pick (Winter Siege Update) · Trench Knife (Winter Siege Update) · Combat Knife (The Resistance Update I) · Baseball Bat (Blitzkrieg Update) · Fire Axe (Attack of the Undead Update) · Claymore (Attack of the Undead Update) · Push Dagger (Liberty Strike Update) · Sledgehammer (Halloween Scream Update)
Special
Cavalry Shield (United Front Update)
Scorestreak Weapons
Attachments
Optics: Iron Sight · Lens Sight · Reflex Sight · 4x Optic · 6x Optic (SP)
Other: Akimbo · Extended Mag · Grip · Quickdraw · Ballistic Calibration · Steady Aim · Advanced Rifling · Suppressor · Rapid Fire · High Caliber · Full Metal Jacket · Rifle Bullet · Rifle Grenade · Bayonet · Tactical Knife (The Resistance Update I) · Fast Reload (Halloween Scream Update) · Explosive Tips (Halloween Scream Update) · Tri-Bolt (Halloween Scream Update) · Fast Bolt (Halloween Scream Update)
Lethal
Tactical
Unique Weapons
Miscellaneous
Cut Weapons
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Weapons of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
Assault Rifles
Submachine Guns
MX9 · GKS · Spitfire · Cordite · Saug 9mm · Daemon 3XB (Absolute Zero Update) · Switchblade X9 (Grand Heist Update) · VMP (Dark Divide Update) · MicroMG 9mm (Dark Divide Update)
MP-40 (BLK/ZM) · Escargot (ZM) · M1927 (ZM)
Tactical Rifles
Auger DMR · ABR 223 · Swordfish · S6 Stingray (Days of Summer Event) · M16 (Apocalypse Z: Survivors Update)
Essex Model 07 (BLK/ZM)
Light Machine Guns
Sniper Rifles
Paladin HB50 · Outlaw · SDM · Koshka · Vendetta (Days of Summer Event) · Locus (Days of Summer Event) · Havelina AA50 (Apocalypse Z: Survivors Update)
Pistols
Strife · RK 7 Garrison · Mozu · KAP 45 (Barbarians Special Event)
Welling (ZM)
Shotguns
MOG 12 · SG12 · Rampage (Grand Heist Update) · Argus (Apocalypse Z Update)
M1897 Trebuchet (ZM)
Launchers
Melee (standalone)
Combat Knife · Secret Santa (Absolute Zero Update) · Slay Bell (Absolute Zero Update) · Cha-Ching (Grand Heist Update) · Home Wrecker (Grand Heist Update) · Nifo'oti (Spectre Rising Update) · Rising Tide (Days of Summer Event) · Backhander (Apocalypse Z Update) · Full Stop (1.23 Update) · Series 6 Outrider (Dark Divide Update) · Eye of Apophis (Dark Divide Update)
Bowie Knife (BLK/ZM)
Special
Ballistic Knife (Days of Summer Event) · Reaver C86 (Apocalypse Z Update)
Specialists
Equipment
Other melee weapons
Fists · Knife (ZM) · Galvaknuckles (ZM)
Attachments
(MP)
Operator Mods
Wonder Weapons
Buildables
Unusable Weapons
Cut Weapons
Cut Attachments
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Weapons of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Assault Rifles
Kilo 141 · FAL · M4A1 · FR 5.56 · Oden · M13 · FN Scar 17 · AK-47 · RAM-7 (Season 1) · Grau 5.56 (Season 2) · CR-56 AMAX (Season 4) · AN-94 (Season 5) · AS VAL (Season 6)
AK-12 (SP)
Submachine Guns
AUG · P90 · MP5 · Uzi · PP19 Bizon · MP7 · Striker 45 (Season 2) · Fennec (Season 4) · ISO (Season 5) · CX-9 (8/3/21 Update)
Shotguns
Model 680 · DP-12/R9-0 Shotgun · 725 · Origin 12 Shotgun · VLK Rogue (Season 2) · JAK-12 (Season 6)
Light Machine Guns
PKM · SA87 · M91 · MG34 · Holger-26 (Season 1) · Bruen Mk9 (Season 3) · FiNN LMG (Season 5) · RAAL MG (8/24/21 Update)
Marksman Rifles
EBR-14 · MK2 Carbine · Kar98k · Crossbow (Season 1) · SKS (Season 3) · SP-R 208 (Season 6)
Sniper Rifles
Dragunov · HDR · AX-50 · Rytec AMR (Season 4)
Handguns
X16 · 1911 · .357 · M19 · .50 GS · Renetti (Season 3) · Sykov (4/15/21 Update)
Launchers
Melee
Primary: Riot Shield
Secondary: Combat Knife · Kali Sticks (Season 4) · Dual Kodachis (Season 5)
Special
Attachments
Muzzle:
Flash/Suppressor: Flash Guard · Lightweight Suppressor · Tactical Suppressor · Monolithic Suppressor · Colossus Suppressor · ZLR Sabre · FORGE TAC Marauder · Oil Can Suppressor · RAAL Monocore · Rytec AMR Suppressor
Brake/Comp: Muzzle Brake · AN-94 Sonic Brake · XRK Tank Brake · Compensator · Desperado Pro Compensator
Misc: Choke · Bayonet · Breacher Device · CQB Breacher Device


Barrel: Kilo 141 (Singuard Arms 16.6" SOCOM · Singuard Arms 19.8" Prowler · Singuard Arms Whisper) · FAL (18.0" Ultralight · XRK Marksman · 13.0" OSW Para) · M4A1 (FSS 11.5" Commando · Stock M16 Grenadier · FSS 14.5" Tac Lite · Corvus Custom Marksman · FSS 12.4" Predator) · FR 5.56 (FR 15.9" Commando · FR 24.4" Sniper · FORGE TAC Ultralight) · Oden (Oden Factory 810mm · Oden Factory 730mm · Oden Factory 420mm) · M13 (Tempus Mini · Tempus Cyclone · Tempus Marksman) · FN Scar 17 (FORGE TAC 17.2" LB · FORGE TAC 20.0" LB · FORGE TAC CQC Pro) · AK-47 (Spetsnaz Elite · 23.0" RPK Barrel · 8.1" Compact Barrel · 23.0" Romanian) · RAM-7 (FTAC 13.5" Compact · FORGE TAC Eclipse · FSS Ranger) · Grau 5.56 (ZLR Drifter A-08 · Tempus 26.4" Archangel · XRK CZEN mk2 · FSS 20.8" Nexus · FSS 11.8" Squall) · CR-56 AMAX (FSS 8.3" Intruder · XRK Zodiac S440 · FSS 11.8" Squall) · AN-94 (AN-94 Factory 330mm · AN-94 Factory X-438mm · VLK AN-94 Sila​​​​​​) · AS VAL (VLK 105mm Sova · Stovl SOF · VLK 200mm Osa) · AUG (407mm Extended Barrel · 407mm Lightweight · 622mm Long Barrel) · P90 (FORGE TAC Retribution · FSS 10.6" Pro) · MP5 (FSS Light · Monolithic Integral Suppressor · FSS Mini · Subsonic Integral Suppressor) · Uzi (13.1" First Responder · 8.5" Factory Mini · 16.5" Factory Carbine · FSS Carbine Pro) · PP19 Bizon (8.7" Steel · 8.7" Polygonal · 8.7" Aluminum) · MP7 (FSS STRIKE · FSS RECON · FSS SWAT) · Striker 45 (300mm Poly Barrel · 400mm Stainless Steel · 150mm Stainless Steel) · Fennec (ZLR 16" Apex · ZLR 18" Deadfall) · ISO (FTAC 225mm Dominator · FSS Revolution · ISO 140mm CQB · FSS Nightshade) · CX-9 (CX-38E · CX-23S · CX-23 · CX-38 · CX-38S) · Model 680 (XRK 18.0" Liberator · XRK 14.0" SWAT · XRK 30.0" Sport) · R9-0 Shotgun (FORGE TAC Sentry · FORGE TAC Gemini) · 725 (Tempus Smooth Bore · Sawed-off Barrel · Tempus 32" Competition) · Origin 12 Shotgun (FORGE TAC Precision · FORGE TAC Wideshot · FORGE TAC Impaler) · VLK Rogue (VLK Czar · 6" Revolt · 16" Warlord) · JAK-12 (ZLR J-2800 Influx · JAK Urban King · ZLR J-3600 Torrent) · PKM (18.2" Compact Barrel · 26.9" Extended Barrel · 25.9" Heavy Barrel) · SA87 (SA87 18.2" Factory · SA87 25.4" Factory · SA87 12.4" Factory) · M91 (M91 Special Forces · M91 Infantry · M91 Heavy) · MG34 (FSS Brute · FSS Stubby · FSS Elite) · Holger-26 (XRK Ultralight · FTAC 8.98" Spitfire) · Bruen Mk9 (XRK Horizon 23.0" · XRK Summit 26.8" · Bruen 18.0" Para) · FiNN LMG (XRK Pro Twist · Factory Adverse · XRK LongShot Advantage · XRK Pro Twist Adverse · FTAC VC-8 Harrier · XRK LongShot Adverse · FTAC VC-8 Harrier Adverse) · RAAL MG (26.0" RAAL ArcForge · 32.0" RAAL Line Breaker · 25.0" RAAL Tri-fold Lite) · EBR-14 (FORGE TAC Precision 20.0" · FORGE TAC Elite · FORGE TAC Precision 22.0") · MK2 Carbine (FSS 18.0" Factory · FSS 20.0" Factory · FSS 24.0" Factory) · Kar98k (Singuard Custom 25.1" · Singuard Custom 21.2" · Singuard Custom 27.6") · SKS (FTAC Landmark · 16" FSS Para · 22" FSS M59/66) · SP-R 208 (ZLR VeraTwist 9.6 · ZLR Asp · SP-R 26" · XRK 208 Dragoon) · Dragunov (510mm Compact Barrel · 660mm Extended Barrel) · HDR (26.9" HDR Pro · 26.0" Bull Barrel · 17.2" Bull Barrel) · AX-50 (Singuard Arms Pro · 17.0" Factory Barrel · 32.0" Factory Barrel) · Rytec AMR (FTAC Seven Straight · FTAC 448mm Dictator · XRK Harbinger) · X16 (Singuard Arms Featherweight · Vanguard Elite · Singuard Arms Advantage) · 1911 (.45 Compact · .45 Match Grade · 1911 Stalker) · .357 (.357 Snub Nose · Silverfield Ordnance .357 · .357 Long) · M19 (XRK L Super · XRK V Extended · A9-16 Lightweight) · .50 GS (FORGE TAC Extended · FORGE TAC Enforcer) · Renetti (Mk1 Competition · Mk1 Extended · Mk3 Burst Mod) · Sykov (SSB 105mm · SSL 308mm · Sorokin 140mm Auto)

Cable: 16-Strand Cable · 28-Strand Cable

Arms: XRK Thunder 200 Lb · XRK Quill 100 Lb · XRK Carbon Elite

Laser: 1mW Laser · 5mW Laser · Tac Laser

Optic:
Reflex: G.I. Mini Reflex · Solozero Optics Mini Reflex · Cronen LP945 Mini Reflex · Operator Reflex Sight · Aim-Op Reflex Sight · Viper Reflex Sight · Monocle Reflex Sight · Cronen C480 Pro Optic · Corp Combat Holo Sight · APX5 Holographic Sight · PBX Holo 7 Sight · FSS Ring Sight · FSS Integral Reflex
Low power: VLK 2.5x Optic · VLK 3.0x Optic · Scout Combat Optic · Integral 2.8x Optic · Cronen 2x2 Elite · Solozero K498 4.0x Integral · Integral Hybrid · Canted Hybrid · 4.0 Flip Hybrid
High power: Lockwood Pistol Scope · XRK 4.0x Pistol Scope · XRK MidTrak 4.0x Scope · Brownlee 32mm Scope · Solozero SP-R 28mm · PU Scope · Sniper Scope · Dragunov Scope · XRK Rangemaster VZ · Variable Zoom Scope
NV/Thermal: Solozero NVG Enhanced · Merc Thermal Optic · POS-M3 Thermal Scope · Thermal Hybrid · Thermal Sniper Scope · Thermal Dual Power Scope

Pumps: FSS R9-0 Bulldog · FTAC Ultralight Pump · FTAC Close Quarters Pro

Pump Grip: XRK Race Grip · VLK Prime Pump Grip · XRK ReliaGrip

Stock: Various (FORGE TAC Ultralight · FORGE TAC CQS · FORGE TAC Ballast Pack · FORGE TAC CQB Comb · FORGE TAC Stalker · FTAC Stalker-Scout · FTAC Hunter · FTAC Hunter-Scout · FTAC Collapsible · FSS Close Quarters Stock · FSS Heavy Stock Pro · Skeleton Stock · Folded Stock · No Stock · Sawed-off Stock)
Kilo 141 only (Singuard Arms Sniper Pro) · FAL (Factory 18" Aluminum Stock) · M4A1 (M-16 Stock · Singuard Arms Invader) · FR 5.56 (FR Ultralight Hollow · FSS Tac-Wrap) · Oden (Oden Ultralight Hollow · FTAC XL Elite Comb) · M13 (M13 Skeleton Stock) · FN Scar 17 (XRK Obelisk Pro) · AK-47 (Field LMG Stock) · RAM-7 (FTAC Equilibrium · XRK Ultralight Hollow · XRK Close Quarters Stock) · Grau 5.56 (FSS Blackjack · XRK StrikeLite III) · CR-56 AMAX (FTAC Spartan · XRK Gatekeeper · CR-56 EXO) · AN-94 (AN-94 Factory Heavy · VLK PX-9 Pero) · AS VAL (VLK Vintazh · FSS Intl. Gen 4 GRU · Stovl 6P30 Skelet · VLK Strelok) · AUG (FTAC Ultralight Hollow) · P90 (Fly Strap) · MP5 (Classic Straight-line Stock) · Uzi (Standard-Issue Wood Stock) · PP19 Bizon (Factory Aluminum Stock · Corvus Skeleton Stock) · Striker 45 (FSS Guardian · FTAC Precision Fixed Stock · XRK Gen III Survivalist Series) · Fennec (FTAC C6 Carbine PRO · ZLR Blade) · ISO (FTAC Vagrant · ISO Collapsible) · CX-9 (CX-MM · CX-FA · CX-FR) · Model 680 (FTAC Stalker-12 · Lockwood Precision Series) · 725 (Cronen Equilibrium · Cronen Pro Light · Tempus Sport) · Origin 12 Shotgun (FORGE TAC Dart) · JAK-12 (ZLR Tsunami · JAK Rabbit Ultralight · FSS Power Wrap) · SA87 (XRK SA87 Heavy Stock Pro · SA87 Ultralight Hollow) · M91 (XRK Striker) · Holger-26 (FSS Ranger · FSS Infantry · XRK Axis) · FiNN LMG (XRK Citadel · XRK M309 Forward Assault · XRK ChainSAW) · RAAL MG (FSS Resistor · FTAC Sandpiper Pro · FTAC Elevate) · EBR-14 (FTAC Precision Comb · FSS Raider Chassis Pro · FTAC Lightweight Stock · FSS Raider Chassis Elite) · MK2 Carbine (Cartridge Sleeve · FSS MK2 Sport Comb · FSS MK2 Precision Comb · MK2 Ultralight Hollow) · Kar98k (STVOL Precision Comb · Hollow Stock Mod · FTAC Sport Comb) · Crossbow (FORGE TAC Apex · FORGE TAC Dart CB · FORGE TAC SpeedTrak) · SKS (SKS Rifle Stock) · SP-R 208 (XRK SP-TAC 208 Ultimate · FSS Virtuoso Pro · XRK SP-LITE 208 Blitz · ZLR SP-R Overseer)· Dragunov (VLK Lightweight Stock) · HDR (FSS Nomad Stock · FTAC Champion) · AX-50 (Singuard Arms Marksman · Singuard Arms Evader · Singuard Arms Assassin) · Rytec AMR (XRK Mastadon · FTAC Trekker · STOVL Tac-Wrap) · Renetti (FTAC SATUS CS-3 · FTAC G-X · FTAC SATUS CS-X) · Sykov (PP-Skelet · PP-Karabin)

Rear Grip: Granulated Grip Tape · Rubberized Grip Tape · Stippled Grip Tape
Assault Rifles: XRK Void II · Cronen Sniper Elite · FTAC R-89 Rubber · XRK CR-56 Granulated Wrap · XRK CR-56 Stippled Wrap · XRK CR-56 Rubberized Wrap
SMGs: FTAC 60 Series Polymer · FTAC G-5 EXO · FTAC 60 Series Rubber · FSS Vice ISO Grip · FTAC Elite ISO Grip · ISO Tac-Form · CX-9 Clutch Grip · CX-9 Ace Grip · CX-9 Tac Grip
Handguns: X16 Stock · Lockwood .357 Custom Stock · FSS Raider Stock · XRK Pro Grip · XRK Speed Grip · VLK Spetznaz · VLK Prizrak · VLK Elita

Bolt Assembly: Sloan KR-800 DeadEye · Sloan KR-600 Feather

Guard: Tempus SlimGrip · FORGE TAC Steady Grip · FORGE TAC Commander

Ammunition: Extended Mags · High Capacity Magazines · Drum Magazines · Small Magazine
Assault Rifles: 9mm Para 32-Round Mags · 5.45×39mm 30-Round Mags · .300 Blackout 30-Round Mags · M67 10-R Mags · SPP 10-R Mags · .458 SOCOM 10-Round Mags
SMGs: 9mm Hollow Point 12-R Mags · 10mm Auto 30-Round Mags · .41 AE 32-Round Mags · .45 Hollow Point 12-R Mags · 5.56 NATO Mags
Shotguns: 12 Gauge 6-R Mags · Slug Rounds · Slug 6-R Mags · 8 Round Slug Mags · Dragon's Breath Rounds · Dragon's Breath 6-R Mags · 8-R Dragon's Breath · 8 Round FRAG-12 Mags
LMGs: 5.56 CT Belts
Marksman/Snipers: .300 Norma Mag 5-R Mags · .338 Lapua Mag 5-R Mags · 25×59mm Explosive 5-R mag · 25×59mm Thermite 5-R mag
Handguns: Snake Shot

Bolt: FTAC Fury 20" Bolts · FTAC Venom 20" Bolts · FTAC Backburn 20" Bolts

Trigger Action: Lightweight Trigger · Heavy Duty Trigger · Match Grade Trigger · Lightweight Single-Action · Heavyweight Double-Action · Lightweight Double-Action

Underbarrel: Merc Foregrip · Operator Foregrip · Ranger Foregrip · Commando Foregrip · Tactical Foregrip · Cronen Shark II · Lockwood Precision Series · XRK Truegrip Tactical · Snatch Grip · FFS Clinch · FFS Oblique · PMC Grip · FTAC Speed Grip · XRK Precision Grip · XRK Talon · Bipod · Bipod Foregrip · Granulated Grip Tape · Stippled Grip Tape · Rubberized Grip Tape
40mm High-explosive (M203 · GP25 · FN EGLM) · 40mm Concussive · 40mm Smokescreen · 40mm Recon · 40mm Flash · 40mm Incendiary · 12-Gauge Deputy
Ammunition Types
(Warzone)
Other melee weapons
Field Upgrades
Lethals
Tacticals
Manufacturers
Miscellaneous
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