Fenghe 20 type
The Howa Type 20 assault rifle features a modern modular design, authentic sound effects and a unique legendary experience.
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About this mod Machine translation
The Howa Type 20 assault rifle features a modern modular design, authentic sound effects and a unique legendary experience.
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Fenghe 20 style
*A highly modular standalone assault rifle for Fallout 4. *
describe
The Howa Type 20 is an independent, highly modular assault rifle designed to introduce modern Japanese standard rifles to the Federation.
With over 60 optional accessories and configuration options, Howa can be customized for virtually any play style - from compact melee configurations to long-range rifle configurations.
Features
Independent Fenghe Type 20 assault rifle
Over 60 modular accessories and customization options
multiple foregrips
Multiple tube options
Various muzzle devices, including brakes and silencers
Multiple sights, optics and aiming configurations
Laser and light source accessories
Multiple magazine options
Different receiver and shooting mode options
Additional rail mounting accessories
Unique variations
A unique and variant can be found near GNN Plaza.
Please be aware of your surroundings as you explore.
Weapon Customization
Try different combinations:
receiver
barrel
muzzle
Sights and optical systems
foregrip
Magazine
Lasers and lights
Track accessories
Require
Fallout 4 body
Install
Install using your favorite mod manager, or manually place the included files into your Fallout 4Data folder.
Enable the plugin through your mod manager or Fallout 4 launcher.
Production staff
Howa Type 20 model:
Hung Do
Animations and attachments:
Subleader100
Thanks
Thank you for learning about Howa Type 20.
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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