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[WW2 Collection] RSC 1918

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Content Type: Weapons

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Full WW2 Collection -> https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1418651185

"Corni pls"-Foxey
"Not hundred percent sure if there is any more"-Aqua Fire
"Samwell did you kill franz ferdinand again"-Coutin

Developed in 1918 to replace the RSC 1917, the RSC 1918 was a generally improved version that included many changes which field reviews had shown were needed (shorter length, bolt locking open on empty, the ability to use Berthier 1916 clips, and general production changes that made it easier and cheaper).
The 1918swere first used in the Rif War, and during WW2 some French troops used them, specially colonial units, which got their gas systems blocked, making them bolt action rifles (probably due to the fear of colonial rebellions)

VARIANTS:
-RSC 1918
-RSC 1918 Bolt action

STATS:

-Damage->115 (1 shot to the chest)
-Loaded ammo->5+1 bullets

CREDITS:
-Model->Erazer
-Sounds->Jay.Galahad and Erazer
-Thumbnail and UI icons->Erazer

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Mellamomellamo [author] 27 Jan @ 1:05pm

WeeErazer 27 Jan @ 1:03pm

at the time i made this forgotten weapons didnt have a video on the rsc 1917 so I had to take my ref pics off a decrepit website from 2010 which only had a rsc 1918

Mellamomellamo [author] 27 Jan @ 12:04pm

Its because Erazer iirc accidentally modelled the 1918 instead of the 1917

Karl 27 Jan @ 10:01am

Weird that this RSC 1918 were added to WW2C instead of the much more common 1917 variant, because only 4,000 of 1918s were ever made compared to 85,000 1917s. Same thing to MAS 1935S pistol instead of the successful 1935A pistol.