Then just add the rest of the experimental variants to the game.
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Winchester wednesday i think, relating to the conversation the other day, would be a good implementation in the game. It is a top down double barrel, u can find it in fallout, Terminator, so why not GZ, I think having more shotgun variants would be more fun! 
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I personally hope they won’t start adding a lot of foreign weapons when there’s a massive treasure cove of Swedish weapons that aren’t in the game. Please check the first post of this thread to see all the stuff they can ad.
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i agree, sweden have made a lot of weapons so they have many options
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I completely agree!
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If any mod sees this, I’d like to request this thread to be merged with he following:
btw why does almost everyone what the 1911 we don’t need more US guns what we should have is more verity eg, European guns, Russian guns, and more unique guns.
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Request denied.
1. You’re not OP of this topic.
2. The topic where you ask the merge to, is your own.
3. Your own topic is long-forgotten, while this topic is active.
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I’m not asking for the content from this thread to be merged into mine. You can go the other way around.
I’ve seen numerous threads pop up with people requesting guns. So I thought that rather than having a hundred threads with different requests, this could be a sort of universal thread.
So I’m going to start with the guns I think are most important to include. These will be what Sweden would’ve used at the time.
Pistol m/07
Originally entered service before WWI, but was retired during WWII. In the 80’s, many Pistol m/40’s began to crack due to new ammo being introduced. A quick fix was to take the m/07 out of storage.
As the pistol has a low ammo capacity, in-game it could be the most powerful semi-auto. Alternately it could replace the Möller PP as the starter gun.
Pistol m/40
Sweden chose the Walther P38 as it’s official side-arm shortly prior to WWII. However, due to the outbreak of war, Germany ceased deliveries after only a handful of guns had been delivered. Sweden turned to Finland for a replacement, which came to be known as the Pistol m/40.
A 9mm pistol with a greater magazine capacity than its predecessor, but developed cracks when Sweden introduced hotter ammo.
A few more weapons.
Sig Sauer P225/P226
When Generation Zero takes place, the Police were in full swing with replacing their Walther pistols (Möller PP) with the Sig Sauer P225. The higher capacity P226 was also adopted, initially intended to replace SMG’s (yes, they really thought a higher capacity pistol could fill the shoes of an SMG).
Revolver m/58
The standard issue revolver handed out to pilots. A longer barrel version was also handed out to some guard units.
Mauser
Sweden’s standard bolt-action rifle which was used by home guard units, as well as some non-fighting units into the 90’s. Also existed in a dedicated sniper version.
AG42
Domestically developed and manufactured semi-auto rifle from WWII. Modernized in the 50’s, but relatively rare.
KSP 58
Sweden’s main LMG during the entirety of the cold war.
PROTOTYPES
Carl Gustaf GF
Prototype domestic pistol from 1968. Never adopted, but would be really cool to have in-game.
GRAM
Domestically developed assault rifle which competed in rifle trials leading to the introduction of the AK4. Never adopted.
Interdynamics rifles
Odd domestic rifles trialed in the 80’s. Used high-velocity, small caliber ammunition, theoretically offering good penetration power at low recoil.
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Wow that’s a very nice collection and an interesting read!
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A few more weapons.
Sig Sauer P225/P226
When Generation Zero takes place, the Police were in full swing with replacing their Walther pistols (Möller PP) with the Sig Sauer P225. The higher capacity P226 was also adopted, initially intended to replace SMG’s (yes, they really thought a higher capacity pistol could fill the shoes of an SMG).
Revolver m/58
The standard issue revolver handed out to pilots. A longer barrel version was also handed out to some guard units.
Carl Gustaf GF
Prototype domestic pistol from 1968. Never adopted, but would be really cool to have in-game.
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What a great post. Genuine interest in all of this. Those Interdynamics rifles…wow!
The look is so 80’s it’s unbelievable - and imagine seeing this type of concept in the game environment I honestly believe it’s a great fit and look. I can’t help but imagine what an experimental version of the rifles would do, sound, or even look given the superb visuals of GenZ.
It was good to see that they have given credit to some foundation weaponry currently in game, and credit to the development team for not going too crazy now seeing the originals. Maybe look into variations of Sledgehammer and Brannboll bats?
Again, great work.
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Topic merged per source topic OP request.
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These re some 3 barreled shotguns I found that have been used since the 1800’s. So they definitely could have been present in Sweden.
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Never seen or heard of any 3-barreled here in Sweden. But we do have 3-barreled weapons. Usually two shotgun barrels and one bullet.
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So, its like a 3 barreled shotgun, but instead of a third barrel theirs some kind of rifle barrel, Like a 30-6 or something like that?
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Correct. I think 7x57r is a common calibre in such weapons.
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That sounds pretty dope. It would probably be better than a 3 barrel shotgun anyway, because it could have an option to shoot the 7x57 kind of like a single shot sniper for long range, and for close range you’d have the shotgun.
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