HK G3 battle rifle expansion with R91 project
This mod adds an R91-inspired handguard and more customization to the G3A3 mod uploaded by Subleader. Additionally, it has an optional file that replaces the original Fallout 4 assault rifle or the original Fallout 4 battle rifle with the R91.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds an R91-inspired handguard and more customization to the G3A3 mod uploaded by Subleader. Additionally, it has an optional file that replaces the original Fallout 4 assault rifle or the original Fallout 4 battle rifle with the R91.
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HK G3 - Battle rifle:
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The assault rifle replacement version, the battle rifle replacement version and the non-replacement master file have been uploaded, as well as the optional R91 handguard and wooden handguard replacement. You can choose one of the three to install according to your needs.
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I (the original author DefenestratedKoala, the same below) like the HK G3 battle rifle module uploaded by Subleader. But I feel like there are a few options missing.
Additionally, with the older R91 rifles being taken off the shelves, I felt there was a gap in the market that needed to be filled.
New items:
Wooden handguard (made from HK51's wooden handguard)
R91 handguard (based on CETME model)
Wooden grips (made from PSG1 grips)
PSG1 grip
PSG1 body (modified from G3SG1 body, remove the front sight)
Wooden stock with cheek rest (called R91 shooter stock in the game)
30-round magazine (made from CETME magazines, available in 4 versions similar to the base G3 modified magazine)
Illuminated Sights (These only fit the gun body they are designed for. HK51 is HK51, G3A3 is G3A3, G3SG1 is G3SG1)
Things to note:
The 10-round magazine uses the drum magazine reloading animation in the original module, because I think that MOD has the least jamming action.
When replacing options, I had to remove the assault rifle from the Super Mutant tier list. This means that any other mods that modify this tier list are incompatible. I decided to replace the assault rifle with a laser gun.
In addition, the replacement rifle still uses 5.56 ammunition and the attributes of the original assault rifle. This was done to make the R91 stand out from the G3. Any R91 rifle generated uses only R91 parts, but can be modified by the player to use G3 parts. If you want to see enemies using G3 parts, you can use the level list injector in the original module.
The Battle Rifle Replacer will replace the Battle Rifle but still use 45 cal ammo as I want to avoid breaking the Legendary Leader refresh. Any resulting battle rifle will use R91 parts, but can be modified by the player with G3 parts.
The replacer works best on new saves, but will work fine on existing saves as well (you may need to wait approximately 72 hours of game time for the list to regenerate). Please note that some assault rifles (already generated in-game) may not update their models correctly. Any newly spawned assault rifles should pull to the correct grid. The same thing will happen with the battle rifle replacement version.
Any feedback on refresh rates for various accessories is very welcome! If the number of sights replaced with refresh is too high, please let me know and I will update the ESP to reduce the possibility.
Currently, I consider this mod to be complete (aside from obvious bug fixes).
Special thanks to Subleader (and everyone involved) for creating the G3 mod that inspired this game!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.