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A look into the firearms used by the WLF

1: Although never seen in the hands of other WLF fighters, Abby’s choice in rifle is a VEPR HAMMER chambered in .308. The VEPR is a semi auto rifle primarily used for hunting. Part of the AK family the VEPR is a reliable and trustworthy man stopper.

2: The WLF is commonly seen wielding the Remington 700 bolt action rifle also chambered in .308. Remington is a trustworthy brand and it’s normally pretty hard to fuck up a bolt action, simple action, easy to clean and maintain, powerful cartridge, it’ll put down an infected or scar in a well placed shot from the chest or above.

3: Many WLF soldiers can be seen using the SIG P226, a common sidearm used by police in the United States, the P226 is a trusted and reliable 9mm semi automatic handgun, it’s made by snarky Europeans so it has to be good right?

4: A personal favorite of mine, the Taurus .357. A revolver made in Brazil, some fighters prefer a revolver, easier to clean and maintain, a lot less likely to jam than a semi auto would.

5: The Remington 870, one of the most mass produced shotguns ever made, the ones in the hands of the WLF have been cut down, the stock shaved off and the barrel shortened, most likely done to be able to get in and out of vehicles quicker if need be, or simply by personal choice, if there’s an infected coming at you there’s nothing better than a short BoomStick.

6: The rifle of choice for most of the WLF. The Rugar Mini-14, the mini 14 is a sporting rifle chambered in 5.56, there’s a lot of them in Washington state because of the strict gun laws, when you can’t get an AR15 this is the next best thing.

7: (Concept Art) A WLF soldier can be seen wielding a CAR-15 a shortened down AR15, most likely was picked up after the war with FEDRA.

8: (concept art) A WLF soldier wields an AKM pattern rifle, most likely a Romanian WASR-10 or other civilian derivatives, highly doubt its a military select fire one.

The Firearms Carried By Ellie Williams.

1: Beretta model 92. The Beretta model 92 is a semi automatic handgun chambered in 9X19. Developed in 1976 the Beretta has seen its fair share of usage. From the streets of Hong Kong wielded by black market smugglers to U.S. Marines kicking down doors in Baghdad. It features an open slide design, leaving part of the barrel exposed, a key feature of Beretta handguns. The internals and general design is very similar to that of the German Walther P38, a WW2 era military service handgun. Although a little bulky compared to most pistols today the Beretta still gets the job done and looks good while doing it.

2: Taurus model 66. The Taurus model 66 is a revolver chambered in the hefty .357 magnum cartridge. Developed in 1978 it saw great success with law enforcement and civilians alike. Taurus is a company based out of Brazil, they’re most famous for their revolvers and semi automatic pistols.

3: Remington 870. The Remington 870 is a pump action shotgun chambered in .12 gauge. First developed in 1950 it’s still insanely popular, with over 13 million models having been produced. Law enforcement agencies and militaries around the world have used the 870 to great effect. The one which Ellie uses was picked off a dead WLF soldier. The ones in the hands of the WLF have been heavily modified, their stock and barrel having been shaved down, most likely for ease of use in close quarters and to get in and out of vehicles easier.

4: Remington 700. The Remington 700 is chambered in .308 Winchester. First developed in 1962, the Remington 700 found its way into the hands of civilians, hunters, and soldiers alike. A simple action and a powerful round, what else more could you ask for?

5: SIG MPX. The SIG MPX chambered in 9X19 was first developed in 2013, and was manufactured by German company SIG Sauer. The SIG MPX is especially popular within European police and military circles. Gas operated 9MM submachine gun, pretty run of the mill all things considered. The one Ellie acquires is mounted with a suppressor and collapsible stock.

A look into the firearms used by the WLF

1: Although never seen in the hands of other WLF fighters, Abby’s choice in rifle is a VEPR HAMMER chambered in .308. The VEPR is a semi auto rifle primarily used for hunting. Part of the AK family the VEPR is a reliable and trustworthy man stopper.

2: The WLF is commonly seen wielding the Remington 700 bolt action rifle also chambered in .308. Remington is a trustworthy brand and it’s normally pretty hard to fuck up a bolt action, simple action, easy to clean and maintain, powerful cartridge, it’ll put down an infected or scar in a well placed shot from the chest or above.

3: Many WLF soldiers can be seen using the SIG P226, a common sidearm used by police in the United States, the P226 is a trusted and reliable 9mm semi automatic handgun, it’s made by snarky Europeans so it has to be good right?

4: A personal favorite of mine, the Taurus .357. A revolver made in Brazil, some fighters prefer a revolver, easier to clean and maintain, a lot less likely to jam than a semi auto would.

5: The Remington 870, one of the most mass produced shotguns ever made, the ones in the hands of the WLF have been cut down, the stock shaved off and the barrel shortened, most likely done to be able to get in and out of vehicles quicker if need be, or simply by personal choice, if there’s an infected coming at you there’s nothing better than a short BoomStick.

6: The rifle of choice for most of the WLF. The Rugar Mini-14, the mini 14 is a sporting rifle chambered in 5.56, there’s a lot of them in Washington state because of the strict gun laws, when you can’t get an AR15 this is the next best thing.

7: (Concept Art) A WLF soldier can be seen wielding a CAR-15 a shortened down AR15, most likely was picked up after the war with FEDRA.

8: (concept art) A WLF soldier wields an AKM pattern rifle, most likely a Romanian WASR-10 or other civilian derivatives, highly doubt its a military select fire one.