Main Menu of Weapon Types



Rifle

A long-barreled firearm designed for accurate shooting, typically fired from the shoulder. It uses rifling in the barrel to impart spin to the projectile, increasing accuracy over long distances.

Machine Gun

A fully automatic firearm capable of sustained rapid fire, typically used for suppressive fire in military contexts. It usually has a higher caliber and is belt-fed or magazine-fed.

Assault Pistol and Submachine Gun

A compact, automatic firearm that fires pistol-caliber rounds. It is favored for close-quarters combat due to its portability and ease of control during rapid fire.

Pistol

A small, easily concealable handgun designed for one-handed use. Pistols are semi-automatic or revolver types, often used for self-defense or law enforcement.

Sword

A bladed weapon used in close combat, historically significant in warfare before firearms became widespread. It consists of a long blade and a hilt and is primarily designed for slashing or thrusting.

Shotgun

A firearm designed to fire a spread of pellets or a slug, making it effective at short-range with a high hit probability. It's commonly used for hunting, law enforcement, and military breaching operations.

Artillery

Heavy, large-caliber weapons like howitzers or cannons, designed to launch projectiles over long distances. Artillery is often used for indirect fire in battlefield support roles, delivering explosive shells.

Pole Weapon

Spears, lances, and polearms are long-shafted weapons designed for thrusting, slashing, or striking, commonly used in infantry and cavalry combat.

Bayonet

The bayonet is a blade that can be attached to the muzzle of a rifle, turning the firearm into a spear-like weapon for close combat. Though their practical use has diminished with modern warfare, bayonets remain standard military issue.