Hunting Carbine - Inspired by the AR-16 Colt Rangemaster (Updated)
Revolver Month is canceled and now it’s Classic Fallout Month! Enjoy our look at the Classic Colt Rangemaster.
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About this mod Machine translation
Revolver Month is canceled and now it’s Classic Fallout Month! Enjoy our look at the Classic Colt Rangemaster.
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Update 1.0.3 on June 27th: Added some previously missing textures to the Scout Laser
Updated Chinese address on June 26:
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Federation Arms Merchant (optional, if you want to obtain additional unique edition weapons):
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This module contains
A new semi-automatic hunting rifle inspired by the AR-16 and the classic Colt Rangemaster!
50+ Legend-friendly attachments to mix and match!
Customize models and textures made from scratch!
First and third person animations for getting in and out of the Power Armor!
Customized loading interface!
ESL is marked so it doesn't take up a slot in your load order!
After level 20, inject tier lists for raider bosses, bosses, gunners, militiamen, and merchants!
New unique version of the weapon found in a cabin on the southern edge of Lake Cochituate
Bonus unique edition weapons sold by Frank if you have Commonwealth Weaponry Vendors installed!
Acknowledgments
Assets/Art:
Degenerate Dak & Alexerator & PrincessAries
CK Development:
Pig
Animation:
Mac & Ha_ru
sound:
Navaro
Consider supporting us:
Pig's Patreon
Dak's Patreon
Kofi for Mac
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