This weapons pack collects a full third-generation set of custom firearms into one clean, drop-in resource, complete with detailed models, sharp textures, and audio that actually feels weighty when a shot lands. Each piece was modelled to sit correctly in the hand, line up with the aim reticle, and reload with animations that match the real magazine and slide rather than floating placeholders.
The set covers the roles most servers need, from sidearms to longer barrels, so you can hand your factions, police, and civilians distinct hardware without downloading a dozen separate uploads. Everything installs as a standalone stream, which keeps the pack framework-free and easy to slot into whatever loadout system you already trust.
What this weapons pack delivers
- A rounded selection of pistols, rifles, and support firearms
- Crisp textures with clean metal, polymer, and wear detailing
- Punchy custom audio for firing, reloading, and dry clicks
- Correct hand positions, sights, and reload animation alignment
- Balanced file sizes that stream quickly without hurting frame rate
Simple to install and manage
- Add the resource folder and ensure it in your configuration
- Register each weapon hash in your inventory or shop system
- Works alongside standard ammo, attachment, and holster logic
- No framework lock-in, so it fits any server setup
- Clear naming makes each weapon easy to find and assign
This weapons pack fits neatly beside the rest of our weapons, letting you build a consistent armoury where every model shares the same quality bar instead of clashing styles between uploads.
It also suits story-driven servers, so tie it into your gang & crime scripts to gate rarer firearms behind heists, deals, and turf control rather than handing everything out at once.
Because the files are open source, you can rebalance damage values, rename the weapons, or retexture skins to match your own lore, keeping full control over how the arsenal grows over time, with no encrypted files standing between you and a clean, confident edit.
