"Colt Government"M2 Heavy Machine Gun
Also called affectionately as the "Browning 50 Caliber", it is a masterpiece of a heavy machine gun used by many countries during and since the Great War. It can be mounted on top of a tripod or a vehicle. It is a belt-fed weapon using the .50 BMG (12.7x99mm) round.United States of Liberion Army
Infantry Style Firearms 3M82/XM107 Anti-Material Sniper RifleA sniper rifle that uses the same .50BMG bullet as the M2. After being the first in the world to formally adopt it, the Baltland Army attracted attention for its amazing power and range as an infantry weapon, and the Liberion Army also adopted it under the name XM107. It uses a 10-round magazine and the firing mechanism is semi-automatic.M29 Revolver HandgunA handgun that uses .44 caliber magnum bullets. Although it was originally a handgun intended for civilian and police agencies, it was popular for its power and reliability, making it an effective weapon against the Neuroi, and has been adopted by some military units. The figure on the left is a fictional model customized by the Special Operations Command (SOCOM). Double action method, 6 consecutive shots.An automatic pistol that has been used by the Liberion Army since 1911 and still used to this day. Even after the M9 was formally adopted, support for the pistol remains strong, and it continues to be used with custom parts that are widely available. Uses .45ACP bullets and a 7-round magazine. Single-action method.Double-action automatic pistol manufactured by Romagna. In 1985, it was formally adopted by the Liberion Army under the name M9. Uses the 9x19mm Parabellum bullet, a popular pistol bullet. Loads 15 rounds in a double-row magazine. Though it is unreliable when in adverse conditions, it is well liked for its excellent shooting performance.
M2 Heavy Machine Gun
Also called affectionately as the "Browning 50 Caliber", it is a masterpiece of a heavy machine gun used by many countries during and since the Great War. It can be mounted on top of a tripod or a vehicle. It is a belt-fed weapon using the .50 BMG (12.7x99mm) round.
United States of Liberion Army
Infantry Style Firearms 3
M82/XM107 Anti-Material Sniper Rifle
A sniper rifle that uses the same .50BMG bullet as the M2. After being the first in the world to formally adopt it, the Baltland Army attracted attention for its amazing power and range as an infantry weapon, and the Liberion Army also adopted it under the name XM107. It uses a 10-round magazine and the firing mechanism is semi-automatic.
M29 Revolver Handgun
A handgun that uses .44 caliber magnum bullets. Although it was originally a handgun intended for civilian and police agencies, it was popular for its power and reliability, making it an effective weapon against the Neuroi, and has been adopted by some military units. The figure on the left is a fictional model customized by the Special Operations Command (SOCOM). Double action method, 6 consecutive shots.
An automatic pistol that has been used by the Liberion Army since 1911 and still used to this day. Even after the M9 was formally adopted, support for the pistol remains strong, and it continues to be used with custom parts that are widely available. Uses .45ACP bullets and a 7-round magazine. Single-action method.
Double-action automatic pistol manufactured by Romagna. In 1985, it was formally adopted by the Liberion Army under the name M9. Uses the 9x19mm Parabellum bullet, a popular pistol bullet. Loads 15 rounds in a double-row magazine. Though it is unreliable when in adverse conditions, it is well liked for its excellent shooting performance.
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