WEAPONRY

M16A1 5.56mm Assault Rifle

 

This standard issue US Army rifle has only recently been introduced for service: low recoil, good accuracy and a high rate of fire have made it popular amongst servicemen.

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Remington 870 Shotgun

A shotgun designed for trench warfare, it proves useful in close quarters combat.  This weapon can also be loaded with “Elephant Shells” – right click to load your weapon with these shells.

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M79 Grenade Launcher

A weapon developed for taking out multiple enemies at once, this is particularly useful for taking out zombies or helicopters.  Be warned that this weapon is slow to reload.

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1911A1 .45 Pistol

A pistol that has been in service since World War 1, it has proved reliable and powerful and a worthy last resort. In Vietnam it is notably used for clearing underground areas.

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M60 Machine Gun

A machine gun based on the design of the MG42.  This weapon is perfect for “going Rambo” and laying down sustained fire on a large group of enemies.  Also perfect for use against Superzombies.

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RPG-7 Rocket Launcher

A Russian made Rocket Launcher commonly used by Vietcong forces against troops or helicopters.

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AK-47 7.62mm Assault Rifle

A Russian designed rifle that needs no introduction. The simplicity of operation has made this popular amongst the Vietcong.

This weapon lacks accuracy but packs a powerful punch.

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M21 Sniper Rifle

A semi-automatic rifle based on the old Garand design. It is extremely accurate and offers moderate rate of fire.

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Chainsaw

Out of Agent Orange? The next best thing is a trusty old chainsaw for defoliating those Vietcong trails. Or just perfect for opening up zombie entrails.

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Claymore Landmine

A device which can be placed upon a surface, it will detonate whenever disturbed by motion.

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Handgrenade

Designed for dislodging enemies, this explosive device is essential for dealing with common zombies.

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