Talk:Operation: Harsh Doorstop

The section will be used as a sort of honorable mentions for the weapons featured in higher quality faction mods for the game. Given some mods re-use base game weapons/assets, albeit some exceptions will be made if there is a significant difference, pure vanilla weapons will be excluded in this section.

Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

This section will be covering the ANZAC faction mod. It is based on the 1st ATF (Australian Task Force), and also features New Zealand SAS Regiment operatives in the Vietnam War, as evidenced in the kit names.

Pistols

FN Browning Hi-Power

The Browning Hi-Power is available to most kits in the ANZAC team. The animations are re-used from the M1911A1.

Browning Hi-Power - 9x19mm

The ATF squad leader with his sidearm.

Look through the irons.

Saving the half expended magazine.

Objectively the best 9mm pistol on the planet, anyone? Designed by John Moses Browning himself, of course.

Slide still locks back, like it should.

Reloading the empty Hi-Power.

Aaand bring it on home!

Assault Rifles & Battle Rifles

M16A1

The M16A1 returns, in the form of a mock up trying to pass for an XM16E1. Exclusive to the ATF Squad Leader kit. This time in wrapped in a sling, fitted with an (unusable) M7 bayonet and a Colt 3x20 scope. A variant sporting a Tiger Stripe pattern with an M203 is also available to the SASR Grenadier Kit.

M16A1 - 5.56x45mm

A proper XM16E1 listed for comparison's sake.

The ATF (No, not THAT one.) squad leader with his customized A1.

Look-see down the Colt scope.

Note how the strap is obscuring the bolt release, the opposite of the Commando in Call of Duty: Black Ops

Now it's clipping through.

At least the side shot gives us a better view of the M7 bayonet attached to the lug.

Yep. No C7 upper here, we're all good to go here, Boss.

The leaf sight is still there at least.

Has a slightly different reload animation.

Slapping the bolt release. Exclusive to the vanilla M16A2 grenadier's animation.

L1A1 SLR

The L1A1 is available to most kits in the ANZAC. It is correctly depicted as semi-automatic only, a shortened variant with foregrip is available to the SASR Pointman kit, the same carbine variant fitted with a scope is exclusive to the SASR Marksman kit.

L1A1 SLR - 7.62x51mm NATO

The SLR at the ready.

Look through the SLR's sights.

The reload animation, recycling the SA-58's animations

New mag...

...checking the empty ejection port.

"Clank!", goes the bolt release.

The Carbine variant wielded by the Pointman.

Reloading, which gives us a nice view of the foregrip.

The Kiwi SASR guy finds himself on the side of the mountain where Operation Red Wings went down at.

A view through the scope, and doesn't appear to be a sign of SEAL Team 10 needing backup anywhere.

Submachine Guns

Owen Submachine Gun

The classic Owen Submachine Gun is useable to the ATF Medic kit. It appears to feature its own custom animations.

Owen Submachine Gun - 9x19mm

The Owen at the ready.

A look through the off set irons.

Out with the old...

...and in with the new.

Charging the bolt back.

Sterling L34A1

The Sterling L34A1 is available to the SASR Specialist kit. The animations are taken from the FG-42, which explains why it doesn't exactly line up properly.

Sterling L34A1 - 9x19mm

Mr. ANZAC Soldier Man with his integrally suppressed Sterling

Like usual, a look through the irons.

"Hold on a tick, I'm reloadin'!"

And this is where the FG-42's animations kinda, well...

...yeah.

Machine Guns

L2A1

The L2A1 appears standard to the ATF Auto Rifleman. Like the MGs in game, it can only be fired via aiming down sights, or using point shooting.

L2A1 - 7.62x51mm NATO

The Auto Rifleman with his L2A1 at the low ready.

Irons, clearly not dissimilar to the SLR's.

Point shooting the L2A1.

New mag comin' through.

The reload is also re-used from the SA-58's empty anims. Regardless if it's empty or not.