M105 Stalwart
The ultimate in SEAF light infantry-portable firepower, the M-105 Stalwart belt-fed light machine gun from Helldivers 2 sprays 5.5x50mm cartridges at three different rates of fire!
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About this mod Author’s original text
M-105 Stalwart (from Helldivers 2)
A weapon of extremes, the M-105 Stalwart is a belt-fed LMG that does one job extremely well. Toting an incredible 250 tracer rounds of 5.5x50mm SEAF in each belt box and capable of firing at a blistering 1150 RPM, the Stalwart
mows through lightly-armored targets at a rate greater than any other weapon in the SEAF arsenal while still being light and compact enough to reload on the move. The Stalwart does face one significant hurdle, however;
the weapon lacks the ability to penetrate anything more than light armor, sending shots bouncing harmlessly off anything thicker than Kevlar.
Features
- M-105 Stalwart (found under Machine Guns in the item spawner. It can be set to fire at 700, 850, or 1150 RPM and has a folding side handle!)
- M-105 Stalwart Belt Box (holds 250 rounds of 5.5x50mm SEAF ammunition, ensuring sustained fire even at the highest of RoFs!)
- RX-31 "Workhorse" Reflex Sight (mounts to any Picatinny rail, built to take a beating!)
- 5.5x50mm SEAF Tracer (a remarkably powerful intermediate cartridge also used by the standard AR-23 Liberator, but with a tracer charge!)
Attributions
All assets from Helldivers 2* are property of Arrowhead Game Studios.
Thank you to Cools from the Helldivers Archive Discord server for ripping various Helldivers 2* models!
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