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[WW2 Collection] LMG 25

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Content Type: Weapons

Tags: Modded Content

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22 Apr, 2022 @ 11:43am

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Description

There's a foe of a thousand swords

Wanna join our server? -> https://discord.gg/KNVg6Nj
Full WW2 Collection -> https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1418651185

"I remember that grenade from rising storm"-Captain_Samwell
"Mp28 remake lol"-LoL0
"Please unban me from suggestions"-Maple

The LMG25 was a Swiss toggle lock light machine gun designed in the 1920's. Its most remarkable feature is of course it's operating system of rotating arms reminiscent (although not exactly the same) of the Luger P08's. The action is normally covered by a metal plate, which pops open upon pressing a lever under it, keeping it away from dirt

STATS:

-Damage->60 (2 shots to the body)
-Loadded ammo->30

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

30 Comments

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Mellamomellamo [author] 13 Dec, 2024 @ 3:49am

My man writing reviews for Ravenfield mods, nice

BigNeenja 13 Dec, 2024 @ 3:45am

saw the gun, downloaded the gun, used the gun.

excellent sfx, juicy reloads, very steady rate of fire. while ads, the sight picture is clear and very easy to use. with the low recoil and steady rate of fire,

if you want a squad lmg in ww1 or ww2 times, this is it. very similar to the bren in operation. if you like the bren, then this gun wont disappoint.

you can immerse yourself in the battles of ww1 easily with this gun along side of other lmgs. big recommend for any ww1 or ww2 enthusiasts