M1866-1873-1886-1892

This mod adds all cartridge-based lever-action rifles in the series, from New Vegas, Fallout 3, and Fallout 4 Remastered.

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Far Harbor DLC

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The main file has been uploaded (choose one of ESP and ESL versions) and the optional original firing sound effect replacement file. You can choose to install it according to your needs.

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Hello man, do you like guns? Is the six-shot game simply too boring? Do you want extra capacity! ? What is AR? No, no, no... man, you got the city disease, tsk tsk... I can't let it go, I'm going to give you (mostly) four solid American steel lever action rifles, heal your soul, just give it to you.

A true cowboy repeating gun (Winchester Model 1886-1892), a reliable off-road carbine (Marlin Model 1894), a sturdy brush gun (Marlin Model 1895-336 Missile Gun), and an old-school lever-action rifle (Winchester Model 1866-1873-1876), and if you're lucky, there might be something else here for you!

Like most of my weapon mods, these are platforming, meaning you can create the most blessed, cursed, or obscure combination of weapons, the choice is yours. The main gun is.

Cowboy Repeater. Winchester 1892 - 1886

The default is .45 caliber, other ammunition is .38 and 10mm, and the same is true for other ammunition. A great rifle to make your spurs jingle.

Remote Lever Action Rifle. Winchester Model 1866-1873

The default is 10mm. This is the lever-action rifle in "Fallout 3". Oh, by the way, there is already a "lever-action rifle" in "Fallout 4". Do you see why this boring original naming method is restrictive? The lever-action rifle is now known as the "Edgewater Rifle" unique to that game.

Hunting carbine. Marlin Type 1894/36

The default is .44 magazine. The most popular among caravan guards.

Brush gun. Marin Type 1895/336 - Missile Cannon

The default is 40-70 government, which is suitable when you not only want to kill the body, but also the soul.

Terrell carbine, brush gun and you.

A long time ago a user told me that I must make a brush gun because no one had done it before, and all I could think about was an off-road carbine. They were the exact same model, but with different calibers, and the change in proportions was almost imperceptible.

This sparked a huge thought, and I finally concluded that the brush gun is a combination of Josh Sawyer's Marlin and Winchester guns. The Trail Carbine may have been born before the brush gun. They saw the need for an ultimate lever action, so they reused the Trail Carbine model, cut out a special stock modification, and mounted it on the brush gun.

Therefore, a distinction must be made to put an end to this confusing confusion. So this modified cross-country carbine is the Marlin 1894/36 model, and the brush gun is the Marlin 336 model. You may not like it, and that's okay, which is why you can change receivers as you please, but I needed to make a tangible difference between the two to go along with it. I would have classified the 1894 model as a brush gun, since towed carbines were more popular in reality and in the story, but the brush gun was more powerful, so it must be 1895.

Also, the naming of the Marlin is really confusing, or lack thereof, you see, the 1894 model was actually a variant of the 1893, marketed as the 1894 in a different caliber, and then the 1893 became the 36, until development stopped in 1936, and then there was the 336 model, sometimes called the 1895. But you see, that one was made in 1948, replacing all previous models, so if you want an 1894/95, there's probably a new model 336 in that caliber... maybe that's why the Winchester is more popular, right? (I’m joking, half-joking, because you see, everything I said above is a little wrong, a little right, I don’t care anymore, I will not completely follow this rabbit theory of the Duck Kruger Curve, just laugh it off)

I make no apologies for the cowboy puns, you asked for them... Partner

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