Packful of Pistols V2

A pack full of pistols.

There are 5 pistols in this pack. I don’t think I will be adding anymore sadly.

Jericho Pistol

An Isrealian pistol made in 1990, also known as the Baby Eagle. This version is a mix between the two-tone steel variant and the polymer variant.

Made to be quite a generic pistol. It kills in 4 bodyshots, medium recoil, 2 second-ish reload, etc.

Borchardt C-93

A pistol made in Germany that is said to be the first semi-auto pistol to obtain commercial success and also the first pistol to use a magazine to hold the cartridges (to my knowledge)

Made to kill to 2 bodyshots (until a certain range) but have very high recoil.

Frommer Stop

A pistol made by Rudolf Frommer in Hungary. After many failed attempts to create a pistol that intrigued any military body, Rudolf Frommer decided to incorporate some of Browning’s design together with his long-recoil designs. The result was the Frommer Stop.

Made to kill to 3 bodyshots which is pretty weak for a 7 round gun but makes it up by having low recoil, knocks down in 2 hits and a fast draw speed.

Bergmann-Bayard M1910

The Bergmann-Bayard series is a series of German-designed pistols licensed under Belgium. There were many models such as the M1903, M1908 and the M1910. The one in this pack is the M1910 version, which was adopted by the Danish military until 1946.

Made to kill in 3 bodyshots, has a 10 rounds mag and normal recoil. Be careful to not hit the limbs as you will then need 4 shots to kill an enemy.

Mannlicher M1901

The Mannlicher M1901 (The M1905 version is honestly just a bigger version of it…) is an early, simple pistol from the now separated Austria-Hungary that utilizes stripper clips to reload. It has quite an elegant design despite being made at the beginning of a new millennium.

Made to kill in 3 bodyshots or 2 bodyshots + 1 limbshot. Has a 10 round mag and normal recoil. Since it uses stripper clips to reload, it will take a long time to reload if the gun still has shots in it.

Credits

Models and animations made by me.

Jericho firing sound is from Project Reality, a mod release for ARMA 2 by The Project Reality Team.

Jericho reloading sound is from Payday 2, credits to Overkill Software.

Borchardt C-93 reloading sound is from Call of Duty:WW2, credits to Activision and Sledgehammer Games.

Borchardt C-93 firing sound is from Tannenberg, credits to M2H and Blackmill Games.

Frommer Stop sounds are from Battlefield 1, credits to EA and DICE

Bergmann Bayard sounds are from Verdun and Red Orchestra 2, credits to M2H, Blackmill Games and Tripwire Interactive.

Mannlicher sounds are from Tannenberg, credits to M2H and Blackmill Games.