Tactical - For - Arms Unleashed

== Slogan ==
Unleash the Era
Civil | Wild | WWI | WWII | Vietnam | Cold | Gulf
== Weapons ==
=== --Civil War Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# Ferry Horse (United States)
# Tower Percussion (United Kingdom)
=== Revolvers ===
# Adams-1851 (United Kingdom)
# Dragoon (United States)
# Kerr (United Kingdom)
# LeMat (France)
# Navy (United States)
# Paterson (United States)
# Pocket (United States)
# Police (United States)
# S&W Model 1 (United States)
# Tranter (United Kingdom)
# Walch (United States)
# Walker (United States)
=== Shotguns ===
# Blunderbuss (European Region)
=== Rifles ===
# Augustin 1842 (Austrian Empire)
# Model 1795 (United States)
# Pattern 1853 (United Kingdom)
=== --Wild West Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# Volcanic Pocket (United States)
=== Revolvers ===
# Nagant-1895 (Belgium) - The Nagant-1895 fires a gas seal cartridge, giving it a small boost to muzzle velocity, and making it one of the few revolvers that can be effectively suppressed.
# Single Action Army (United States) - According to some, this is the greatest handgun ever made.
=== Shotguns ===
# M97 Trench (United States) - The US-made M97 Trench is most famously known as the "Trench Gun". More than one million were built. It was used by soldiers, policemen and hunters around the world.
=== Rifles ===
# Repeating Evans (United States)
# Spencer-1860 (United States)
# Winchester-1890 (United States)
=== --World War 1 Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# 1911 (United States) - Standard issue .45 caliber sidearm for Allied forces. Seven round capacity. The 1911's design was so effective, the basic design is still in use to this day.
# Beholla (German Empire)
# Borchardt-93 (German Empire) - The Borchardt-93 was the first mass-produced semi-automatic pistol. The design of its toggle lock mechanism served as a precursor for the now legendary Parabellum-08.
# Dreyse-M1907 (German Empire)
# FN M1900 (Belgium)
# FN M1903 (Belgium) - A Belgian-made semi-automatic pistol adopted by a number of nations, including Sweden.
# Frommer Stop (Austria-Hungary)
# Lancaster Howdah (British Empire)
# Mannlicher M1901 (Austria-Hungary)
# Mauser 1914 (German Empire) - This compact magazine-fed pistol of German origin was used in smaller numbers by the German Army in WW1.
# Mauser C96 (German Empire) - The C96 pistol was the first semi-automatic pistol ever to be truly commercially successful. It saw widespread use during WW1.
# Modello-1915 (Italy) - Designed with simplicity in mind, with an 8 round detachable magazine the M1915 was adopted by the Italian army going into WW1.
# Obrez (Russian Empire) - A Mosin-Nagant rifle cut down as small as possible. These were common during the Russian Revolution when concealable weapons were often needed, but handguns were in short supply.
# Parabellum-08 (German Empire) - The Parabellum-08 pistol is commonly known as the "Luger", named after the man who patented it. The German military tried replacing it with the P38 during World War II, but it would remain in production until 1943.
# Pocket Hammerless (United States) - An American-made compact pistol. It was the first pistol ever with a grip safety. During WW1 over 24,000 were ordered by the Belgian army.
# Savage M1907 (United States)
# Steyr-M1912 (Austria-Hungary) - The M1912 was a rugged and dependable pistol with an integral magazine. First used in World War I, the German Army ordered 60,000 pistols when Germany annexed Austria in 1938.
# Webley-Mars (British Empire) - The Mars was an absolute beast of a gun. Observers described that the Mars looked more like a firearm exploding than being fired. For a time, it was the most powerful handgun in the world.
# Werder (Bavaria)
=== Machine Pistols ===
# Frommer Auto (Austria-Hungary)
# Lebman-1911 (United States)
=== Revolvers ===
# Bodeo-1889 (Kingdom of Italy) - A reliable double-action, 6-round black powder revolver and the service revolver of the Italian Army. Around 200,000 were produced up until the end of WW1.
# Bull Dog (British Empire) - It has been argued that the British Bull Dog Revolver was the actual Gun That Won The West. It was a popular and widely copied style of short barreled revolver.
# Gasser M1870 (Austria-Hungary) - Though long obsolete by the start of the war, the Gasser was still favored by the Austrian storm-troops for it's stopping power.
# Mark IV (British Empire) - High-caliber revolver effective out to medium range.
# Mark VI (British Empire) - The Mk VI was the standard revolver for the British army in both World War I and World War II. The earliest version, the Mk I, was the first put into service by the army in 1887.
# New Service (United States)
# S&W No.3 (United States) - A true gun of the Old American West. The No. 3 is a classic top-break single-action revolver and saw action during WW1 in various forces.
# Single Action Army (United States)
# Webley-Auto (British Empire) - Popular with British officers who could pick their own sidearms, this revolver utilizes recoil to rotate the cylinder and cock its hammer after every shot.
=== Shotguns ===
* Auto-5 (United States/Belgium) - The Auto-5 served in both world wars. It was the first successful semi-automatic shotgun used by the Allies, eventually inspiring the German army to create their own version.
* Model 10-A (United States) - A 12 gauge pump action shotgun, the Model 10-A is extremely lethal at close range.
* SxS Hammer (British Empire) - A side-by-side double barrel shotgun.
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# 08/18 Prototype (German Empire)
# Annihilator (United States)
# Automatico-M1918 (Kingdom of Italy)
# Chauchat-Ribeyrolles 1918 (France)
# Hellriegel-1915 (Austria-Hungary)
# MP-18 (Germany)
# OVP (Italy)
=== Rifles ===
# Avtomat-1916 (Russian Empire)
# BLR (United States)
# BSA Howell (British Empire)
# Dominion Huot (Canada)
# Farquhar-Hill (British Empire)
# Pedersen 1903 (United States)
# Pieper-1893 (Belgium)
# Sweeper (United States)
=== Machine Guns ===
# 08/18 IMG (German Empire)
# Burton-1917 (United States)
# MG14/17 (German Empire)
# Perino-1908 (Kingdom of Italy)
# The Marlin (United States)
=== Sniper Rifles ===
# 3-Line 91 (Russian Empire)
# 1903 (United States)
# Gewehr-98 (German Empire)
# RRC Ross (Canada)
=== Marksman Rifles ===
# Carcano-1891 (Kingdom of Italy)
# Fusil RSC (France)
# General Liu (Republic of China)
# Repertier-Stutzen 1895 (Austria-Hungary)
# Selbstlader-1906 (German Empire)
=== Launchers ===
# Crossbow GL (France)
# Martini-Henry GL (United Kingdom)
# Vickers-Crayford (United Kingdom)
=== --World War 2 Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# FP-45 (United States)
# P.38 (German Empire)
# PPK (Germany)
# Tokarev-33 (Soviet Union)
# Type 94 (Japan)
# Welrod (British Empire)
=== Machine Pistols ===
# M712 (German Empire)
# MP1911A1 (United States)
=== Revolvers ===
# Mark VI (British Empire)
# S&W Model 27 (United States)
=== Shotguns ===
# Einhorn Becker (German Empire)
# M30 Drilling (German Empire)
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# AO-T2 (United States)
# Austen (Australia)
# Blyskawica (Poland)
# EMP-35 (German Empire)
# Experimental Type 1 (Empire of Japan)
# Experimental Type 2 (Empire of Japan)
# H4 Blixen (Sweden)
# KP/-31 (Finland)
# M1A1 Thompson (United States)
# M1928 Thompson (United States)
# MK-36.III (Germany)
# MKMO (Switzerland)
# Modello-38 (Kingdom of Italy)
# MP-28 (Germany)
# MP-34 (Austria/German Empire)
# MP-40 (German Empire)
# MP-41 (German Empire)
# OG-43 Prototype (Kingdom of Italy)
# Owen Mark I (Australia)
# Owen Mark II (Australia)
# Papasha-41 (Soviet Union)
# PPS-42/43 (Soviet Union)
# Sten Mark I (United Kingdom)
# Sten Mark II (United Kingdom)
# Sten Mark IVA (United Kingdom)
# Sten Mark V (United Kingdom)
# Sterling (United Kingdom)
# Type 1 (Empire of Japan)
# Type 2A (Empire of Japan)
# Type 100 (Empire of Japan)
# Type 100/40 (Empire of Japan)
# Welgun Prototype (United Kingdom)
# ZK-383 (Czech)
=== Rifles ===
# Avtomat-44 (Soviet Union)
# Avtomat-45 (Soviet Union)
# M1944 Hyde Prototype (United States)
# Modello-1935 (Kingdom of Italy)
# MP-507 (Germany)
# NZ-41 (New Zealand)
# STG 44 (Germany)
=== Machine Guns ===
# Bren (United Kingdom)
# Degtyaryov-28 (Soviet Union)
# KG M/40 (Sweden)
# M1918A2 (United States)
# MG42 (Germany)
# Type 11 (Japanese Empire)
=== Sniper Rifles ===
=== Marksman Rifles ===
=== Launchers ===
# Panzerfaust (Germany)
=== --Vietnam War Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# MAC 1950 (France)
# Type 54 (China)
=== Machine Pistols ===
# APS (Soviet Union)
=== Revolvers ===
=== Shotguns ===
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# F1 (Australia)
# K-50M (North Vietnam)
# LF-57 (Italy)
# MAT-49 (France)
# Vzor-25 (Czech)
=== Rifles ===
# AKM (Soviet Union)
# HK33 (Germany)
# MBC-2 Prototype (Soviet Republic)
=== Machine Guns ===
# AA-52 (France)
# HK21 (Germany)
# RPD (Soviet Union)
# SG-510 (Switzerland)
=== Sniper Rifles ===
=== Marksman Rifles ===
# L1A1 (United Kingdom)
# M14 (United States)
=== Launchers ===
# HK69A1 (Germany)
=== --Cold War Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# 92F (Italy)
# ASP (United States)
# Diamatti (Italy)
# P220 (Germany/Switzerland)
# TEC-22 (United States)
=== Revolvers ===
=== Shotguns ===
# KS-23 (Soviet Union)
# TOZ-66 (Soviet Union)
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# AM-180 (United States)
# ARES FMG (United States)
# CB-M2 (Italy)
# Floro-9 (Philippines)
# K1A (Republic of Korea)
# LAPA (Brazil)
# LF-57 (Italy)
# PM-12S (Italy)
=== Rifles ===
# AL-2 (Soviet Union)
# FFAR 1 (France)
# K2 (Republic of Korea)
# SA80 (United Kingdom)
# Type 86S (China)
=== Machine Guns ===
# MG 3 (Germany)
# MG82 (Spain)
=== Sniper Rifles ===
# M82 (United States)
# PSG-1 (Germany)
# WA 2000 (Germany)
=== Marksman Rifles ===
# Mini-14 (United States)
=== Launchers ===
# MGL (South Africa)
# RPG-7 (Soviet Union)
=== --Gulf War Era-- ===
=== Sidearms ===
# Deagle-19 (United States/Israel)
# QSZ-92 (China)
# USP (Germany)
=== Machine Pistols ===
# CZ-Auto (Czech/Slovak Federative Republic)
# MPA-935 (United States)
# PM-9 (Japan)
=== Revolvers ===
=== Shotguns ===
# S12 (Russian Federation)
# Silver-686 (Italy)
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# Bizon-2 (Russian Federation)
# Kashtan-919K (Russian Federation)
# M-91 (Croatia)
# MP5 (Germany)
# P90 (Belgium)
# SAF (Chile)
# The Gepard (Russia)
# Veresk-2 (Russia)
=== Rifles ===
# A-91 (Russia)
# CAR-15 (United States)
# G3 (Germany)
# Groza (Soviet Union)
# Howa-64 (Japan)
# Howa-89 (Japan)
# M16A4 (United States)
# M17S (Australia)
# QBZ-95 (China)
=== Machine Guns ===
# KSP 45 (Belgium/United States)
# M249 (United States/Belgium)
=== Sniper Rifles ===
# AWM (United Kingdom)
# Hecate-2 (France)
# M24 (United States)
# Signal 50 (Hungary)
=== Marksman Rifles ===
# Dragunov-03 (Russian Federation)
# QBU-97 (China)
=== Launchers ===
# M3 Blixen (Sweden)
# MAHEM (United States)
== Maps ==
=== --Civil War Era-- ===
=== Operations ===
# Battle of Camp Wildcat (Laurel County, Kentucky, USA)
# Battle of Fort Sumter (Charleston, South Carolina, USA)
=== --World War I Era-- ===
=== Control ===
# River Valley (Liege, Belgium)
=== Operations ===
# Battle of Artois (Loos, France)
# Battle of Passchendaele (Ypres Salient, Belgium)
# Battle of the Somme (Somme River, France)
=== Team Deathmatch ===
# The Fifth Siege (Namur, Belgium)
=== --World War II Era-- ===
=== Control ===
# Imielin (Silesia, Poland)
# The Ordnance (St. George's Town, Bermuda)
=== Operations ===
# Battle of the Bzura (Near Kutno, Lodz Voivodeship, Poland)
=== Team Deathmatch ===
# Babi Yar (Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union)
# Wolf's Lair (Gierloz, Rastenburg, Germany)
=== --Vietnam War Era-- ===
=== --Cold War Era-- ===
=== --Gulf War Era-- ===
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