A large, two-handed pickhead axe normally used by firefighters. It makes a powerful melee weapon, but is a bit slow to recover between swings. The pickhead is for spiking into doors and glass and is not effective at hooking limbs of opponents.

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firefly training pistol

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A medium sized, .22 caliber semi-automatic pistol, for training with a pistol similar to more powerful pistols. Built from aluminum and polymer components, the weapon is lightweight and concealable, but its chambering is not very powerful.

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fireworks cannon

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An autoloading fireworks launcher.

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flaregun

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A plastic single shot pistol that can be loaded with signal flares.

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flashbang

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A military police-style flashbang. Use this item to pull the pin and start the fuse. You will then have five seconds before it detonates with intense light and sound, blinding, deafening, and disorienting anyone nearby.

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flintlock carbine

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This short rifle design once dominated the battlefields of ancient Europe, and may yet re-earn its feared status due to its ease of handling and ability to use easily-crafted ammunition.

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flintlock musket

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For once, something *good* came back from the dead. This ancient design lacks the fire-rate of modern weapons, but packs as much punch as the best of 'em and rewards the skilled shooter with easily-crafted ammunition.

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flintlock pistol

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A beautifully decorated flintlock pistol. If using this doesn't make you feel a pirate, nothing will.

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flintlock rifle

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Also called a Pennsylvania rifle, this long-barreled rifled flintlock gun has significantly increased accuracy at the cost of taking even longer to reload.

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FN 5.7mm pistol

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Firing the armor-piercing 5.7x28mm round, this lightweight handgun was developed for NATO use as a sidearm capable of penetrating body armor. Its proprietary and nonprolific ammunition kept it comparatively rare among both civilian and militant use, but the gun's ability to ignore most forms of conventional ballistic armor can't be argued with. Given that its tiny bullets have next to no stopping power, its armor-penetrating capability comes at a considerable trade-off.

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FN SCAR-H rifle

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A highly accurate and modular battle rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command. The 'H' in its name stands for heavy, as it uses the powerful .308 round.

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FN SCAR-H sniper rifle

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Sniper Support Rifle, this semi-auto variant of SCAR-H is designed for a long-range precision application, to be used by dedicated marksman. Includes extended barrel, bipod, and a few additional attachment for greater comfort of a user.

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FN SCAR-L

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A highly accurate and modular assault rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command. The 'L' in its name stands for light, as it uses the lightweight .223 round.

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folding Glock carbine

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With its claim to fame being its ease of portability when compared to other conventional rifles and carbines, this is a uniquely-designed pistol caliber carbine sporting an integral folding mechanism and chambered for 9x19mm cartridges, making use of regular Glock compatible magazines. With its mechanism engaged, the barrel assembly swings rearwards and causes the firearm to fold to half its regular length, packing up into a very compact package with ergonomics unfortunately having to take a backseat to allow for the weapon's extreme portability. With a mainly polymer constructed receiver, the carbine is relatively light and incredibly transportable when fully folded.

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forged shears

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A set of heavy-duty shears designed to obtain wool from sheep. Made of two steel blades connected by spring leaf.

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fungal fighter stinger

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A short dart from a fungal fighter. Makes a poor melee weapon.

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fungicidal gas grenade

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A canister grenade filled with fungicidal solution. Use this item to pull the pin and start the fuse, turning it into an active fungicidal grenade. In five seconds it will begin to expel a volatile gas that is highly toxic to fungal life forms.

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G3 battle rifle

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A semi-automatic, domestically produced clone of an early battle rifle developed after the end of WWII. Known as the PTR 91, it is a fantastically reliable, cheap to produce rifle that continues to serve in conflict regions. Though the action is legendary, its handling characteristics and harsher recoil leave something to be desired.

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Garand battle rifle

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A semi-automatic .30-06 battle rifle, developed to replace the M1903 Springfield. It didn't completely supplant the older bolt-action until after World War II.

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glaive

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A sturdy polearm with a sizable single-edged blade on the end.

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Glock 22

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A .40 S&W variant of the popular Glock 17 pistol. The standard-issue firearm of the FBI from 1997-2016, and of countless other law enforcement agencies worldwide.

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Glock 23

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A compact version of the Glock 22, chambered in .40 S&W. Popular among civilian and law enforcement alike for its capacity, durability, and reliability.

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Glock 26

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A Glock subcompact pistol chambered in 9mm Luger. Despite its tiny size, it can fit the magazines of its larger brothers.

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Glock 27

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A diminutive pistol chambered in .40 S&W. Widely popular among concealed carriers, its popularity soared further in the months leading up to the Cataclysm, partly due to its ability to fit the higher cpacity magazines of its older brothers.

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Glock 30

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A Glock compact pistol chambered in .45 ACP. Accepts the same magazines as its older brothers.

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Glock 31

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A full size .357 SIG Glock pistol. It is extremely similar to the Glock 22, and could be converted to fire .40 S&W by switching the barrel.

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Glock 34

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A large, stylish Glock chambered in 9mm. Developed for accuracy, this pistol is used by competition shooters, law enforcement, and even the Baba Yaga.

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Glock 36

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A Glock subcompact pistol chambered in .45 ACP. Due to its slim construction, it only accepts Glock 36 magazines.

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Glock 42

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The smallest gun Glock produces, chambered in .380 ACP. Even though it is small a small gun that shoots a weak cartridge, it is still effective against small game, paper targets, and zombified children

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Glock 43

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A 9x19mm Glock of diminutive proportions. Unfortunately it is incompatible with other 9mm Glock magazines.

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Glock 43X

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A 9mm compact Glock. Despite its name, it does not accept the magazines of the Glock 43.

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Glock 44

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A Glock chambered in .22LR. While effective against paper targets and rodents, it will struggle against the walking dead.

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Glock 48

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A 9mm, slimline Glock. Designed for concealed carry, and accepts the magazine from a Glock 43x, but not the base 43.

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Glock carbine

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A lightweight pistol caliber carbine, chambered in 9mm and accepting Glock magazines.

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Glock carry pistol

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A common 9x19mm pistol of modest proportions, produced by the popular Glock gun company and mainly built from plastic polymers. Making use of aptly-named Glock magazines and being a decades-long popular concealed carry option for civilians due to its small size, it is a tried, tested, and reliable design.

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Glock duty pistol

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Designed for all shooters, this offering from the Glock gun company is a full-sized 9x19mm pistol marketed towards law-enforcement and military users. Because of the long magazine well, it can't fit magazines shorter than the standard 17-round ones.

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Glock machine pistol

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A military, fully automatic capable version of the popular 9x19mm handguns produced by the Glock arms company, this machine pistol makes use of Glock magazines. The weapon has had its barrel modified to lessen recoil, a useful feature considering its high rate of fire and lack of a default buttstock.

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Glock pistol

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A semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm and accepting Glock magazines.

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Glock pistol

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A semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 ACP and accepting Glock magazines.

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Glock submachine gun

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A submachine gun chambered in .45 ACP, accepting Glock magazines.

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Glock submachine gun

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A submachine gun chambered in 10mm, accepting Glock magazines.

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grenade

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A military-grade fragmentation hand grenade. Use this item to pull the pin and start the fuse. You will then have five seconds before it explodes; throwing it would be a good idea.

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H&K G80 railgun

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A highly advanced infantry weapon that magnetically propels a ferromagnetic projectile using an alternating current. Markings and serials imply it was manufactured by Heckler & Koch, but the maturity of the implemented technologies makes such a claim suspect. Powered by UPS.

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H&K MP5A2 submachine gun

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H&K MP5K-PDW submachine gun

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The Heckler & Koch MP5 is one of the most widely-used submachine guns in the world, and has been adopted by special police forces and militaries alike. Its high degree of accuracy and low recoil are universally praised. The MP5K-PDW model features a shorter barrel, a built-in foregrip, and a side folding stock for vehicle or aircraft crew use.

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H&K MP5SD submachine gun

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The H&K MP5SD offers subsonic performance in almost the same footprint as the H&K MP5, retaining its handiness. The large suppressor cuts down on muzzle flash greatly, aiding in night operations. It has also seen some popularity with SWAT teams, as it lowers the risk of fire and explosions in illegal laboratories. With body armor in more common use, the MP5SD has waned in popularity among special forces due to its decreased terminal performance.

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