old submachine gun

It’s finally here! Old submachine gun. This will be the first weapon mod I've ever done where like I said there's going to be bugs and I'm going to squeeze them as hard as I can. But, for now, it should get the job done. I worked really hard to bring this weapon to waste, so I hope you all enjoy it!

Version 1.3.4

NPC lenses should no longer look like players

Version 1.3.3

Slightly adjusted sound and weapon volume

Slightly changed weapon weight

buffer damage

Added .38 semi and automatic receivers

This weapon comes with some mods for customization

field

short term horizon

medium range

reflex vision

stock

Full stock

wire stocks

Wire (folded)

Wire stock (no stock)

Full inventory (atomic)

Full stock (stripes)

Full Stock (Giraffe)

Full Stock (Zebra)

Full Stock (Flowers)

Full inventory (underground)

muzzle

muzzle brake

compensator

suppressor

Magazine

20 rounds

30 rounds

20 wheel clamping

30 rounds of clamping

Dr Mag...and some receivers.

history

Here's just a small bit of information about the weapons if you're interested.

Reising M50 submachine gun

Although described as a submachine gun, the Reising is designed as a compact, lightweight semi-automatic delayed blowback carbine that fires from a closed bolt for accuracy. The Reising is manufactured in a selective fire protection version that can be switched between semi-automatic or fully automatic fire as required, and in a semi-automatic version for marksmanship training and police and guard use. Reising's design full-auto cycle rate was 450-600 rounds per minute, but true full-auto rates were reported to be closer to 750-850 rounds per minute. At this rate, twenty rounds could be emptied in less than two seconds. In 1941, the Reising was selling for about $50 per weapon, while a standard military Thompson submachine gun cost $225.

Shoutouts

I'd like to give a few shout outs to the people who helped me create this mod. First and most importantly, I want to thank a modder called TrinityTest. Without him, this mod wouldn't happen. He helped with the creation kit and nifskope's trenches, so a big thank you to him.

Secondly, I would like to thank a good friend, Martin Hay, who gave me a lot of support when I needed it. Without his support, I'm not sure I would have stuck with the mod. Last but not least, I'd like to thank JuiceHead for keeping up with my mod and shining a little light on it with his YouTube channel. If you don't know him yet, here's a cool video on Fallout mods. If you get a chance, check him out and give him some love! Thank you all so much!