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Pixel Gun 3D funny minecraft shooter
The following weapons appear in the video game Pixel Gun 3D:
Overview
In Pixel Gun 3D, there are funny blocky guns lmao
Handguns
Desert Eagle Mark XIX
The Desert Eagle Mark XIX is featured simply as the "Desert Eagle". The underbarrel Picatinny rail is indicative of its production model. Other weapons that are Desert Eagles are the "Mountain Wolf" and "Dual Hawks".
The "Desert Eagle" and "Mountain Wolf" both have an integrated laser sight and a reflex sight with a green reticle. However, the former has green highlights while the latter has yellow highlights and a chrome finish.
The original model of the "Desert Eagle" did not have any rails and had a gold finish. Its upgrade would apply the same black finish and patterns as the current model, though in red instead of green. Enemy soldiers in the campaign are seen using the golden version, despite it not being usable by players anymore.
The "Dual Hawks" have sight mounts with reflex sights. Unlike the other two weapons, these don't have Picatinny rails. They have underbarrel laser sights and integrated muzzle brakes.
All of Pixel Gun's incarnations of the Desert Eagle hold more than 7 rounds, despite not having extended magazines in their models.
Glock 18
An accessorized Glock 18 appears as "Fast Death". It has a 28-round magazine and incorrectly fires in 4-round bursts. It has a solid blue finish, longer barrel, and stock.
"Fast Death" originally fired in full-auto. It did not have a custom finish, stock, or long barrel. Its upgrade would apply a gold finish.
Mauser C96
The Mauser C96 takes the form of the "Old Comrade" and "Antique Pistol". Both weapons correctly feed from a strippe clip into an internal magazine.
The "Old Comrade" has a red finish, save for the wooden grip. It also features the Soviet Union emblem on its side: a yellow hammer and sickle. This is ironic, since the Mauser C96 is a German handgun. It incorrectly holds 12 rounds, which is more than the standard 10-round fixed magazine.
The "Antique Pistol" has mostly metal parts, save for the chassis around the fixed magazine, which is wooden. This iteration of the C96 correctly holds 10 rounds.
Submachine Guns
Heckler & Koch MP5
IMI Uzi
Kriss Vector
Thompson M1921A
Aloha! Boom Boom!
Thompson M1928A1
Brave Patriot
Shotguns
Double-Barreled Shotgun
A side-by-side double-barreled shotgun appears as the "Debts Collector". It has exposed hammers and a charm suspended under its barrels in the shape of the symbol of the suit of Clubs.
Sawed-Off Double-Barreled Shotgun
Side-by-side sawed-off double-barreled shotguns are featured as the "Double-barreled Shotgun" and "Dual Shotguns". The latter are just dual-wielded versions of the former, with golden markings, all of them having exposed hammers and no stock.
Franchi SPAS-12
The Franchi SPAS-12 appears as the "Mega Destroyer", "X-Mas Destroyer", and "Dino Slayer". All iterations of the SPAS-12 in this game have their stocks folded with no butt-hook. The "Mega Destroyer" has a usable reflex sight in front of the folded stock. All versions of this weapon fire on the pump-action setting.
Rifles
AK-47
AKMSU
A variant of the AKMSU is featured as the "AK Mini". Since it retains the same magazine shape as the "AK-48", it can be determined that it is chambered in 7.62x39mm and not classified as an AKS-74U.
AN-94
A stylized AN-94 is featured as the "AK - 5.56". The most glaring difference is that the in-game incarnation is chambered in 5.56×45mm instead of 5.45x39mm. It also lacks the muzzle device of an AN-94, though it wouldn't need it as it is only capable of fully-automatic fire with no hyperburst. Oddly enough, it also has a gas tube, a feature that would be seen in an AK-style rifle, not an AN-94.
FAMAS F1
The FAMAS F1 makes an appearance as the "Swat Rifle". It has urban camouflage and features an underbarrel laser, 4x scope, and suppressor. Despite its magazine looking even smaller than the FAMAS F1' 25-round magazine, the "Swat Rifle" holds 30 rounds.
Its original rendition had a woodland camo and lacked the scope and laser. In its place were iron sights that, instead of being housed in the carry handle, were on top. Its upgrade added the laser and a new desert camoflage.
Heckler & Koch HK416
A stylized Heckler & Koch HK416 is featured as the "Eliminator X2" and "Advanced Scout Rifle". Aside from the various unknown electronics mounted on the side rails, both weapons have a holographic sight, suppressor, and underbarrel grenade launcher. The magazines are also wrapped together.
Heckler & Koch XM8
The Heckler & Koch XM8 appears as the "Hellraiser", and later on, the "Secret Forces Rifle". Both rifles seem to have the DMR variant of the XM8's integrated scope, since the scopes have a 4x magnification. The "Secret Forces Rifle" exclusively has a suppressor and underbarrel laser, and is seen used by enemy soldiers in the campaign.
M16A2
Combat Rifle, Desert Fighter, Army Rifle
Sniper Rifles
Barrett M82
The Barrett M82 takes the form of several weapons. Its earlier iterations are the "Brutal Headhunter" and "Elephant Hunter", while later versions are the "Heavy Sniper Rifle" and "Harsh Punisher". All versions of the M82 in this game operate in a nonsensical way, where time the player fires, the bolt travels back. However, a casing is not ejected and the player must manually pull back the bolt to cycle the next round.
Both early models have folded bipods and hold 7 rounds, though standard M82 magazines only hold 5 rounds. The "Elephant Hunter" has a magazine that is larger than a standard M82 magazine, so 7 rounds is plausible for that gun. The "Brutal Headhunter" has a muzzle brake that has two ports on four sides, while the "Elephant Hunter" has a more traditional brake.
The later models are more detailed than the aforementioned counterparts. Additionally, they now have their bipods deployed and carry handles. Interestingly enough, they also have the scope of the TrackingPoint XS1. Like previous incarnations of the M82, the "Harsh Punisher" incorrectly holds 7 rounds. Moreover, the "Heavy Sniper Rifle" holds 8.
Izhmash SVD Dragunov
Guerrilla Rifle
Walther WA2000
Black Label
Machine Guns
Handheld Minigun
Automatic Peacemaker
Launchers
FIM-92 Stinger
The FIM-92 Stinger appears as itself, the "Stinger", albeit with minimal similarities. In place of what would be the fire control unit, a detachable magazine holding 4 missiles is present. This is contrary to the real Stinger being disposable after firing one round. Furthermore, although the real version's missile essentially extends the entire tube, the in-game weapon's missiles are small enough to fit in the aforementioned box magazine. The "Stinger" also lacks the IFF antenna. Instead of a sighting unit, there is a 4x scope, with some sort of screen below it. Instead of locking on to targets like the real weapon would, the launcher is manually guided. The missiles follow the player's aim, presumably due to what looks like a laser guidance system in front of the magazine.
M202 FLASH
Armageddon, Hurricane, Missile Thrower
RPG-7
Corn Launcher