Magnum shotgun for T6M (updated)
This is a crisp pump action shotgun.
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About this mod Machine translation
This is a crisp pump action shotgun.
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Mechanical Legion
Far Harbor
Nuka World DLC
Update January 3, 2026: 1.01 - Fixed incorrect counting in level lists.
The BA2 and component format master files have been uploaded. You can choose one of the two to install according to your needs.
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Acknowledgments and Acknowledgments:
Dak’s Discord – Great for networking.
Shiagur - Regular art support.
Ophelia Neoma - Green Explosion and Burning Explosion.
Diacute - moral support.
Hitman47101 + Antistar:Mossberg Anims
MacDowell + Winterworld19:Anims Fixes
Navarro - Sound effects.
iamtenspeed and KenseiRabbit - screen >
That smug bastard formerly known as Aryck-The.One. One - No need to beg if you make your own mods.
Please support me on PATREON (I make no guarantees about output, nor do I hide content behind a paywall. This is for donations only.)
Background story:
Pump action shotguns are almost as old as time. The Red Raptor Mag-12 shotgun is based on the Ithaca M37. The shell ejection and loading are both completed in the same hole on the bottom, and it is specially modified to accommodate 12-gauge Magnum shells. Depending on the model, it gives up the ability to fire heavily via a semi-automatic gas system.
Long-barreled variants are common in civilian use, short-barreled high-capacity guns are used by police, and the military is in the process of distributing semi-automatic variants.
Features:
A versatile pump-action shotgun.
Customizable optional ammunition system. You can switch at any time!
"Customized Sound" by Navarro.
Injected into the level list.
ESL-tagged ESP - does not count towards your load order!
Customized ammunition system
Ammo options:
Buckshot - Basics
Slug - also includes base
Flechette - tighter spread and greater penetration. (smaller loss)
Dragon's Breath - Wider spread, non-stacking damage over time. Suitable for group use.
Pulse Bullet - Energy damage. Deals extra damage to robots.
Fragmentation rounds - splash damage.
Available on the following platforms:
General loot at level 25. (I'm not quite sure what that means, there's just one legendary realm with a lot of "long weapons" in it.)
Universal Boss at level 25
Level 25 Trapper
Level 30 Brotherhood of Steel and Gunners
Level 25 Federation weapon (Arturo)
Legendary loot pool at level 25
compatibility:
Patch for WOS - Will be integrated with WOS, requires basic Gauge 4 ammo. The ammunition system will further enrich the options of No. 4 caliber.
Legendary and Unique Equipment:
SG115 Devil Bullet - an alien magnum shotgun located in the nuclear world.
Tina's Shotgun Wedding - A quirky Magnum shotgun sold by Cricket.
skin:
Plastic furniture - default.
Dual Tone - Default.
Wood Furniture - Default setting.
Pink Menace – Unlockable legendary equipment
Angel Mission—Legendary equipment can be unlocked
Remark:
In QASmoke (enter the console and enter "coc qasmoke" and enter), there is a treasure chest containing all the legendary equipment, weapons and ammunition of this module for easy debugging and display.
Known issues
Animation issue involving some movement when carrying the shotgun in third person view. I tried my best to generate the animated text data, and interestingly this time the texture was very small, but the animation took up the largest volume.
When crouching or standing to reload, the weapon will play the full reload animation anyway, even if you have BCR.
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.