HuntOldTusk
The Springfield 1866 rifle, in the Old Tusk legendary skin, chambered in 45-70 from Hunt: Showdown!
About this mod Author’s original text
Hunt: Showdown Old Tusk
The Springfield 1866 rifle, in the Old Tusk legendary skin, chambered in 45-70 from Hunt: Showdown!
I had some fun coding this one. I wanted fighting with this to feel a bit more dynamic so it has some custom features added.
If you swipe your hand across the hammer you can cock it like fanning a revolver or cocking double barrel hammers. Once the hammer is cocked, you can also swipe your hand forward to flip up the trapdoor to load ammo, then swipe it back again to slam the trapdoor shut. Button controls still exist so you can use those as well, but I wanted to give multiple options. Bullet casings eject similar to Hunt as well, spinning out to the front/right direction without requiring manual extraction.
The sights on this had to be raised in the front and lowered in the back to make it even -remotely- accurate. It shot so high it was ridiculous. A W330 scope mount is hidden on the left side as well.
This trusty Springfield 1866 was the property of an old Hunter who, through a brief turn of fortune, afforded to adorn its stock with an ivory inlay.
Features
- Sounds from Hunt: Showdown
- Loooooong barrel, insane muzzle velocity and accuracy
- W330 scope mount
- Suppressor mount
- So huge you can beat someone to death with it in a pinch
- Custom motion controls for the hammer and trapdoor
ObjectID List
- bitwizrd.HuntFirearm.OldTusk
Metadata
- Era: WildWest
- Year Introduced: 1866
- ModTags: BitWizrd, Hunt: Showdown
Spawner Menu
- Firearms/BreachloadingRifle
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