X9 Maverick Burst Assault Rifle
Don't confuse it with the Maverick from Ghosts.
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About this mod Author’s original text
X9 Maverick Assault Rifle
I didn't think much of it when I saw this gun listed in the pre-launch blog post, I was mainly in it for the DS20 Mirage, but when I got to use the gun in the firing range... I laughed at this.
Props to the weapons team in Treyarch for making an interesting spin on the G11, and not that AUG looking gun we got back with Cold War, this one fits my likey box. Also helps that it was the utterly busted gun to use in Search, until it got nerfed like twice, allowing the Maddox to dominate like it did in BO4...
Anyways, don't worry about anything overly complicated with its inclusion in H3VR, you just need to pull the charging handle to grab the magazine because thats how you reload the gun in BO7. No wheels like the G11, just that minor rule, otherwise it's a bursty boy well capable of giving you results.
Might need to make adjustments down the line to its bolt speeds when I add the other magazines but for now, enjoy!
Source
From Treyarch's Black Ops 7
All thanks to ACoolRocket for providing these assets!
Updates
V1.1.0 -- Uhhhh sooooo yeahhhh magazines hmmm
Brought some higher cap magazines in the mix but due to the way it affects the muzzle pos, I kinda needed to simplify the gun a bit. Muzzle pos pushed forward a smidge to fight the magazine phys dilemma, and muzzle particle fx were omitted entirely.
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