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Rifles

M1903A4 Springfield: A powerful American bolt-action sniper rifle, slow to reload.
Lee Enfield No.IV Mk.I: a British bolt-action rifle with good accuracy.
Mosin Nagant M1891/30: a highly accurate Soviet bolt-action rifle. Also comes in sniper (scoped) configuration.
Mauser K98k : German bolt-action, slow-loading. Also comes in a sniper configuration.
Tokarev SVT-40: Soviet magazine-fed rifle; fast rate of fire and reload, but less accurate.
Gewehr 43: German magazine-fed rifle; fast rate of fire, but like the SVT-40 less accurate. Also comes in a sniper version.
M1 Carbine: American magazine-fed rifle; underpowered in multiplayer, but with the highest magazine capacity and good accuracy
M1 Garand: American clip-fed rifle; powerful. In-game, it cannot be reloaded unless the clip runs empty; real Garand rifles could be reloaded mid-clip, although it required engaging two functions of the rifle at once.
Winchester M1897 Trench Gun: Powerful 12 gauge shotgun, available to all armies in multiplayer mode only, though frequently banned on PC servers.

Submachine & Machine Guns

PPSh-41: Basic Soviet heavy submachine gun; powerful but inaccurate at range but very high rate of fire. The drum magazine makes the ammo supply in this weapon comparatively large; excellent for room-clearing and fans of the "spray-and-pray" school of marksmanship.
PPS-42: Soviet light submachine gun, more accurate than the PPSh. Highly prized by Soviet troops.
M1A1 Thompson: American submachine gun also used by the British. Very powerful but inaccurate at range. Also houses a 20-round clip and is slow to reload. Has awkward sights to some. Two or three rounds can kill, trying to make up for the magazine size.
Sten Mk.II: British light submachine gun. Not as powerful as the Thompson or PPSh, but more accurate with less kick.
Bren: British support/light machine gun. Very powerful with good accuracy, but ammo is rare, and many players commit "Friendly Fire" to pick up ammo. Slow to reload and melee.
M1918A2 BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle): American support/light machine gun; very powerful, relatively accurate, but ammunition is uncommon. 20 round clip that suppresses its usefulness.
MP40: Basic German submachine gun. Relatively powerful with longer range and better accuracy than other SMGs, and a sight very easy to use. This gun is easily found and ammo is plentiful.
MP44: German support gun/"assault rifle"; very powerful, but ammunition is not as plentiful as for the MP40.

Heavy Weapons

MG42: German HMG. The MG42 is very powerful with a high rate of fire. Aiming can be difficult with the awkward sight, much vibration caused by recoil and because of dust and debris the bullets fly off whatever they hit.
Browning Model 1919 machine gun: American .30 caliber machine gun. Powerful, but less common than the MG42.
Panzershreck: This German weapon is great against armor and sometimes infantry. On the battle of Hill 400, this can be used against the 4 or 5 Panzerwerfers that appear, minimizing the risk of getting shot while applying the sticky bombs. The rockets move slowly, and can miss a halftrack by flying through the gap between the front wheel and tracks.
Flak 88: Powerful heavy German artillery gun; slow; operator remains vulnerable to enemy fire during reloading time. In the Battle of El-Alamein, this gun can demolish the Panzerwerfer and the infantry it deploys. This gun also turns very slowly, giving the operator a disadvantage encircled by enemy troops.

Pistols

TT-30: Soviet semi-automatic Pistol. Fast reload, but not as accurate
M1911A1 Colt .45: American semi-automatic pistol. Accurate
Luger P08: German semi-automatic pistol. More common than other pistols with longer range
Webley Mk.IV: British six-shot revolver, extremely slow reload

Projectiles

Mod.24 Stielhandgranate: German stick Grenade, relies on blast rather than fragmentation
No. 36 Mills Grenade: British fragmentation grenade
Mk.2 'Pineapple' Grenade: American fragmentation grenade
RGD-33 Grenade: Soviet fragmentation grenade
Smoke grenades: Smoke grenade; provides cover

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 ==Heavy Weapons==
-*[[MG42]]: German HMG. The MG42 is very powerful with a high rate of fire<!--what does this mean: "but has a risk of friendly fire"-->.
+*[[MG42]]: German HMG. The MG42 is very powerful with a high rate of fire<!--what does this mean: "but has a risk of friendly fire"-->. Aiming can be difficult with the awkward sight, much vibration caused by recoil and because of dust and debris the bullets fly off whatever they hit.
 *[[Browning Model 1919 machine gun]]: American .30 caliber machine gun. Powerful, but less common than the MG42.
-*[[Panzershreck]]: This German weapon is great against armor and sometimes infantry. On the battle of [[Hill 400]], this can be used against the 4 or 5 Panzerwerfers that appear, minimizing the risk of getting shot while applying the sticky bombs.
+*[[Panzershreck]]: This German weapon is great against armor and sometimes infantry. On the battle of [[Hill 400]], this can be used against the 4 or 5 Panzerwerfers that appear, minimizing the risk of getting shot while applying the sticky bombs. The rockets move slowly, and can miss a halftrack by flying through the gap between the front wheel and tracks.
-*[[Flak 88]]: Heavy German artillery gun; slow; operator remains vulnerable to enemy fire during reloading time. In the Battle of El-Alamein, this gun can demolish the Panzerwerfer and the infantry it deploys. This gun also turns very slowly, giving the operator a disadvantage encircled by enemy troops.
+*[[Flak 88]]: Powerful heavy German artillery gun; slow; operator remains vulnerable to enemy fire during reloading time. In the Battle of El-Alamein, this gun can demolish the Panzerwerfer and the infantry it deploys. This gun also turns very slowly, giving the operator a disadvantage encircled by enemy troops.
 ==Pistols==