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it's a tough call/sacrifice but thankfully it doesn't break gameplay as the flashlight still gets cast from another source and the sniper's accuracy still kicks in when you use the laser sights. so think of it as you adjusting the scope on the rifle to be more precise or something.
so to keep more true to how the sniper looks and performs to the original game I compiled the model without the attachments. the laser sight module still gives the sniper the accuracy boost and the flashlight still works.
the sound plays, but it doesn't appear on the weapon