This weapon pack v1 expands your FiveM arsenal with a versatile set of firearm models that suit everything from tense street standoffs to organised tactical operations. Each gun is textured cleanly and scaled consistently, so the models sit naturally in players' hands and hold up under close inspection during both first-person aiming and third-person action across your server.
The pack installs as a standard weapon resource, so the models slot into your existing loadouts without a messy setup or framework lock-in. Balanced file sizes keep everything streaming smoothly, and a consistent visual style means the whole set looks like it belongs together rather than a random mix of mismatched imports.
Inside the weapon pack
- Pistols and sidearms for everyday carry
- Rifles built for sustained firefights
- Clean textures with realistic surface detail
- Consistent scaling for natural handling
- Optimised files that stream without stutter
Why servers add it
- Gives factions distinct, recognisable loadouts
- Keeps combat varied instead of repetitive
- Suits both crime and law enforcement roleplay
- Installs quickly with no complex dependencies
- Holds up in screenshots and cinematic scenes
Because the pack is open source, your developers can rename the weapons, adjust stats or merge them into a larger armoury whenever your combat systems grow. A cohesive set of firearms grounds every shootout, giving each faction gear that matches its story and giving your community a reason to think carefully about the loadout they carry into a fight.
Browse the full weapons collection for more choices, or add some grit with the Street Weapons Pack. Together they let you tailor arsenals to every group on your server and keep firefights feeling fresh from one night to the next.
Stock the armoury, hand out the gear and let your players settle their disputes with weapons that finally look the part. A cohesive, good-looking arsenal quietly raises the quality of every firefight, and once your community feels the difference in the details they rarely want to go back to a plain default loadout again.
