The MP40 is a submachine gun featured in all World War II installments of the Call of Duty series, as well as a brief appearance in Call of Duty: Black Ops in the Zombie maps Kino der Toten and Call of the Dead, as well as the single player level "Project Nova".

Contents 1 Call of Duty and Call of Duty: United Offensive 1.1 Campaign 1.2 Multiplayer 1.3 Gallery 2 Call of Duty: Finest Hour 3 Call of Duty 2 3.1 Campaign 3.2 Multiplayer 4 Call of Duty 2: Big Red One 5 Call of Duty 3 6 Call of Duty: Roads to Victory 7 Call of Duty: World at War 7.1 Campaign 7.2 Multiplayer 7.3 Nazi Zombies 7.4 MP40 vs. The Afterburner 7.5 Weapon Attachments 8 Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS) 8.1 Campaign 8.2 Multiplayer 9 Call of Duty: ZOMBIES 10 Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts 10.1 Campaign 11 Call of Duty: Black Ops 11.1 Campaign 11.2 Zombies 11.3 MP40 vs. The Afterburner 11.4 Gallery 12 Trivia 12.1 General 12.2 Call of Duty 2 12.3 Call of Duty 3 12.4 Call of Duty: World at War 12.5 Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS) 12.6 Call of Duty: Black Ops 13 Video

Call of Duty and Call of Duty: United OffensiveEdit

Call of Duty and United Offensive
Console(s)	mp40
Damage	85 (1 SP), 85-19.7 (UO SP), 45 (1 MP), 48-16.8 (UO MP), 50 (Melee)
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	320 rounds
Reload Time	2s mid-magazine, 2.44s dry
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military
Pickup icon
Sound(s)	The MP40's firing sound. The MP40's dry reload sound

CampaignEdit

The MP40 is one of the most common weapons in the game, and by default has abundant ammunition. It does high damage, though this tapers off in Call of Duty: United Offensive, along with high magazine capacity and very little recoil and an adequate rate of fire, except that unlike other machine-guns, the MP40 doesn't have a semi-automatic firing mode. This makes for a very versatile weapon in the campaign, as it only takes two body shots to bring down an enemy, although in Call of Duty: United Offensive, it takes upwards of 5 rounds. Its high damage and rate of fire makes it the best spray-and-pray gun in the game, as it can clear an entire room with only one magazine.

Overall, the gun can be considered a much more abundant version of the British Sten.

MultiplayerEdit

In multiplayer, the MP40 is still relatively powerful, as it takes just three bullets to kill one enemy, or upwards of seven at long range in Call of Duty: United Offensive, and with its fairly good accuracy and high magazine capacity, it is more than capable of killing ten or more opponents per magazine.

GalleryEdit

Call of Duty: Finest HourEdit

MP40
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Rate of Fire	Moderate
Recoil	Moderate
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military

The MP40 is a stable submachine gun found on all fronts. It is the first automatic weapon encountered by the player in the level "Not One Step Back". It does decent damage and has controllable recoil, compared to some other submachine guns. On the last level of the game, Wehrmacht troops carry often up to 1,000 rounds or more with them. Anywhere elsewhere in the game each soldier has 96 at the most part except for the first mission, where one can be found with no more than 319 rounds in it. The most a player can hold at once is 32 rounds in the magazine and 160 rounds of reserve ammunition, but with a glitch the player can have up to 38,000 rounds, if not more. Its iron sights were reused for the Call Of Duty: World At War version.

Call of Duty 2Edit

Call of Duty 2
Damage	90 (SP), 45-10 (MP)
Damage Multipliers	Head: 1, Chest: 1, Limbs: .5 (SP), Head: 3, Chest: 1, Limbs: 1
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	192
Reload Time	2.6 mid-magazine, 3.3 dry
Rate of Fire	500 RPM
Range (explanation)	750-1500 (SP), 1000-2000 (MP)
Recoil	Medium
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military
Pickup icon

CampaignEdit

The Call of Duty 2 MP40 has been slightly changed from the older versions. While its damage and rate of fire are the same, its recoil has been significantly increased. This makes it much harder to control, so burst firing a target that isn't in close quarters is essential if the player wants to hit an enemy. It takes two rounds to kill an enemy in the campaign, the same as the older installments. Also, its range is somewhat decreased.

MultiplayerEdit

The MP40 is still quite powerful at close range, still requiring only three rounds to kill one enemy. However, due to damage dropoff over range, it can take ten rounds, 1/3rd of a magazine, to kill one enemy, making it significantly unreliable at range, especially with the higher recoil taken into account.

Call of Duty 2: Big Red OneEdit

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 Rounds
Starting Ammunition	96 Rounds
Maximum Ammunition	352 Rounds
Recoil	Medium
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military

The MP40 appears the same as its previous games. It is used by the Germans in almost every level except on the levels "The Great Crusade" and "An Easy Detail" where it is replaced by the MP44. It is also not seen in mission featuring the French or Italian militaries. It is a very easy weapon to use, and ammo is never a problem, for almost all German soldiers use it on most levels. At close and medium range, the MP40 kills in 2-3 shots, and 4-5 at long range. Its iron sights are very clear, and it can also be single-fired, if the user has an adequate trigger-finger.

Call of Duty 3Edit

In Call of Duty 3, the MP40 is very similar to the other games, and is one the most common weapons available, as a large amount of German soldiers carry the MP40. It does have a shocking recoil, but soon back to position after the recoil. Though not as powerful as the Thompson, the MP40 is a good backup weapon.

Call of Duty: Roads to VictoryEdit

Call of Duty: Roads to Victory
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32
Maximum Ammunition	192
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military

In Call of Duty: Roads to Victory, the MP40 is widely used by German soldiers until the British campaign, when it is largely replaced by the STG-44.

Call of Duty: World at WarEdit

"A German submachinegun with high power. Effective at close to medium range."

— Create a class description

CampaignEdit

Call of Duty: World at War
Damage	100-60 (SP), 40-29 (MP PC), 55-29 (MP consoles)
Damage Multipliers	Head: 4, Chest: 1, Limbs: 1 (SP), Head: 1.4, Chest: 1, Limbs: 1 (MP)
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds (regular magazine), 64 (Dual Magazines)
Unlocked at	Level 10
Maximum Ammunition	192 rounds
Reload Time	2.3 s loaded, 2.9 s unloaded (regular magazine). 2.6 s loaded, 3.3 s unloaded
Rate of Fire	535 RPM
Range (explanation)	800-1800 m (SP), 750-1000 m (Regular MP), 350-700 (Suppressed MP)
Recoil	Medium
Penetration	Small
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German Military
Pickup icon

The MP40 is commonly used by the German soldiers in Call of Duty: World at War, during the Russian campaign. It is common to switch to the MP40 in campaign since the Russian PPSh-41 eats up ammunition extremely fast, and many allies have to be killed to obtain a usable amount of ammo (though this is not the case in "Heart of the Reich", as the majority of allies will be wielding the PPSh-41 during the main assault on the four Flak 88s, making ammo much more readily available in this part). In any case, ammo for the MP40 is widely available in campaign. It is a reliable sidearm to the Mosin-Nagant Rifle, due to the stated reason that ammunition is easily found, and that it also is powerful in close quarters.

MultiplayerEdit

The MP40 is unlocked at level 10, and statistically the most powerful SMG in the game, in terms of damage per round. Stopping Power and Steady Aim make the MP40 incredibly powerful in close quarters, as it is very accurate while hipfiring. The low fire-rate is somewhat balanced by the large-capacity magazine and high power. These traits make the MP40 without a doubt the most popular weapon in multiplayer. The lower rate of fire sometimes allows users to manage their ammo supply efficiently. The widespread use of the MP40 makes ammunition a non-issue, so Bandolier becomes the least beneficial perk with this weapon.

Many players take advantage of the high power of the MP40, and use tier 2 perks that are less common. However, Juggernaut with the MP40 is a common sight because when Juggernaut is used, the user becomes incredibly powerful in close quarters - the MP40 is able to kill in two hits at close range without Stopping Power, and the user will take less damage from enemy weapons. This combination is common, mainly because the perk and weapon are available in the early levels.

The weapon performs well in short-to-medium range combat, as the recoil makes firing at range difficult - however, users can easily burst-fire at range. The recoil is somewhat more controllable than that of other SMGs due to the MP40's lower rate of fire. It is also one of the few weapons that is commonly used with all its attachments - most are generally used with just one. The Dual Magazines attachment is most commonly used as it allows close to ten seconds of fire, and coupled with Steady Aim, many players just spray and pray instead of aiming down the sights to neutralize targets. Double Tap is sometimes used to combat the low fire rate - but doing so increases the recoil. This is less effective at range as Stopping Power kills faster with the MP40 at longer ranges, and using less rounds. Double Tap is greater in effectiveness at close range.

The MP40 with a Silencer, Bomb Squad, Camouflage, and Dead Silence is a very powerful stealth class, and is less looked down upon than an MP40 with Juggernaut. This is most common in Search and Destroy, as stealth is less of an issue in other game modes.

In Hardcore, the MP40 with Stopping Power is a one shot kill at any range, unless the enemy is using Juggernaut or Second Chance, or the target is hit through a surface. Without Stopping Power, only a headshot at long range will kill in one shot. Outside of Hardcore, Stopping Power is only beneficial at long range where the MP40's minimum damage of 29 is increased to 40 (making it just as powerful as a non-Perked Thompson or Type 100 at close range). At close range, the MP40's damage is increased to a whopping 77, but it is important to note that this increase in power does not actually reduce the number of bullets it takes to kill an opponent, because in regular modes players are given 100 health, which means that whether an MP40 has stopping power or not it will still require at least two bullets to take down an opponent in close quarters. Its killing power is impressive, and when paired with stopping power and a headshot, one shot kills become possible, due to its unusually high close range damage of 55.

Due to its high hipfire accuracy, and therefore its CQB compatibility, the MP40 is often effective in most encounters.

Nazi ZombiesEdit

The MP40 appears in all Nazi Zombie levels, being available off the wall in all maps except for Nacht der Untoten, and from the Mystery Box in every map. As usual, it is comparable to the Thompson, but with a larger magazine at the cost of a lower rate of fire. Like the Thompson, it is a powerful weapon in the early to mid rounds. In the later rounds, players will frequently run out of ammo. However, its recoil is significantly reduced compared to the campaign or multiplayer version.

When placing it in the Pack-a-Punch Machine in the Nazi Zombies map Der Riese its name becomes "The Afterburner", and its magazine capacity and damage is doubled. Even after the upgrade, players will often run out of ammo in the middle of the round, leaving them vulnerable. The ability to buy ammo and upgraded ammo off the wall is often a huge advantage over guns that do not have this feature, as ammo becomes a problem with all weapons in later rounds.

The MP40 also makes an appearance in the iPod Call of Duty: Zombies, available in all four maps. Speed Cola is recommended on the iPod as the bolt must be pulled back after every reload, empty or not. The iPod MP40 also has slightly less recoil, as almost all recoil on the app is visual and doesn't affect aim, if the weapon has any at all. The Pack-a-Punched MP40 in the iPod Call of Duty: Zombies, does not increase any damage per round, and because the upgraded version only has a double mag size, upgrading this weapon in Call of Duty: Zombies, can be considered a waste of points.

MP40 vs. The AfterburnerEdit

	MP40	The Afterburner
Image
Damage	100-60	200-120
Fire mode	Automatic	Automatic
Rate of fire	535	600
Magazine size	32	64
Max ammo	192+32	192+64
Reload	2.3, 2.9 empty	2.3, 2.9 empty
Mobility	High	High
Extras		Double magazine, slightly higher rate of fire, double damage

Weapon AttachmentsEdit

• Suppressor
• Aperture Sight
• Dual Magazines

Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS)Edit

MP40
Damage	Low
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Starting Ammunition	32+256
Maximum Ammunition	32+256
Reload Time	Medium
Rate of Fire	Low (higher in Multiplayer, but still low)
Range (explanation)	High
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	German faction

The MP40 appears in Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS) as one of the five sub machine-guns in game. Just like the console versions, it has the lowest rate of fire of all automatic weapons and a 32 round magazine, but that is where the similarities end. First of all, the MP40 has the lowest damage output of all weapons in game, as opposed to one of the highest. Secondly, it has the lowest recoil of all weapons, having nearly none. Lastly, the rate of fire is so low that even a mediocre player could fire a semiautomatic weapon faster than it. Despite the seemingly bad qualities, it excels at long range combat, where accuracy triumphs power.

CampaignEdit

In the campaign, the MP40 is the most commonly found weapon in the British and Russian campaigns. It is wielded by every German soldier, until the level "Missed Delivery", where enemies with STG-44s can be found. Unlike its multiplayer variant, it is a decent weapon to use, killing foes with three shots at any range, though its use is limited to long ranges. As mentioned before, the MP40 best used at long range, but can be effective in close quarters in one on one engagements. Due to the less advanced game engine, the player is given enough time to aim for the enemy's head and kill them before they, themselves, are killed.

MultiplayerEdit

In multiplayer, the MP40 maintains the same stats as in the campaign but with higher rate of fire, however it is still best treated as a long range weapon, as its low power and low rate of fire make it terrible in close encounters, unless one is attacking an unsuspecting enemy or is aiming for the head. Due to these factors, it is seen much less than the console versions.

However, if the enemy is surprised, it will easily dominate them. And, as with all Submachine guns, they lose much power at a distance, though with the MP40's low rate of fire, recoil is not much of a problem.

Call of Duty: ZOMBIESEdit

The MP40 appears in Call of Duty: ZOMBIES for the iPod/iPhone/iPad. It is in every map and can be found off of the wall, but in Nacht der Untoten it can only be found in the Mystery Box.

Call of Duty: World at War: Final FrontsEdit

MP40
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	32 + 400 rounds
Range (explanation)	Medium
Fire Mode	Automatic
Used by	Wehrmacht

CampaignEdit

The MP40 appears in every mission taking place in Europe. It's appearance is similar to the Call of Duty 3 variant. It is first available in the mission "Ettelbruck". It is fairly better than the Thompson on stopping power, magazine size and ammo.

Call of Duty: Black OpsEdit

Call of Duty: Black Ops
Damage	100-60
Weapon Class	Submachine gun
Magazine Size	32 rounds
Cost (Zombies)	1000 Points
Maximum Ammunition	32 + 320 rounds
Reload Time	2.3 s loaded, 2.9 s unloaded
Rate of Fire	535 RPM
Range (explanation)	800-1800 m Zombies
Recoil	Medium
Penetration	Small
Fire Mode	Automatic Pack-a-Punched variant
Used by	Wehrmacht
Pickup icon

CampaignEdit

The MP40 appears exclusively and frequently in the campaign mission "Project Nova" and sports a new appearance, as it is covered in snow and a new outer chrome-like plating. It is almost the same as in Call of Duty: World at War, except for a different firing sound, similar to how it was in Call of Duty 2.

ZombiesEdit

The MP40 appears in the Zombies maps Kino der Toten, Call of the Dead, Verrückt, Shi No Numa, and Der Riese. It can be bought from the wall for 1000 points and its ammunition costs 500 points. If kept past round 10, it is advisable to go for headshots, as the MP40 will kill the zombies much faster and headshots will conserve ammo a bit more. The MP40 can be upgraded via the Pack-a-Punch Machine to become "The Afterburner", with a doubled magazine capacity and increase to damage and rate of fire. With or without the upgrade, the MP40 has a lower rate of fire than the Cold War era SMGs, making Double Tap Root Beer worthy of consideration. But the MP40 deals superior damage per round than any other SMG, which helps mitigate the lower rate of fire. Indeed, if ammunition supplies are an issue then the lower rate of fire may even be seen as a blessing. This gun also benefits greatly from reload canceling, as it does not take very long for the ammo itself to be reloaded. This is arguably the best automatic gun bought off the wall to be Pack-a-Punched, as it deals more damage than most of the other guns and has ammo easily available.

MP40 vs. The AfterburnerEdit

	MP40	The Afterburner
Image
Damage	100-60	200-120
Fire mode	Automatic	Automatic
Rate of fire	535	535
Magazine size	32	64
Max ammo	192+32	192+64
Reload	2.3, 2.9 empty	2.3, 2.9 empty
Mobility	High	High
Extras		Higher damage, larger magazine

GalleryEdit

Trivia Edit

GeneralEdit

• The MP40 is not held by the magazine when used by NPCs.
• In Zombies mode, the MP40 is Edward Richtofen's weapon of choice.

Call of Duty 2Edit

• There is a distinct fingerprint on the curve below the iron sights.
• As with Call of Duty, the MP40 is not held by the magazine when used by NPCs.
• The third person model shows the stock folded, but the first person view shows the stock open.
• The MP40 has the same reload sounds as the M3 Grease Gun.

Call of Duty 3Edit

• Sometimes it is possible to see through the weapon when firing it whilst looking down the ironsights (look closely at the closest part of the gun to the player).
• The Call of Duty 3 reload animation is different than other Call of Duty games: the player pulls back the charging handle, loads a fresh magazine, then pushes the handle forward again.
• "MP40" can be seen on the back.

Call of Duty: World at WarEdit

• The MP40 has a similar reload animation to its Call of Duty 2 variant.
• When using an MP40 with an Aperture Sight and Bandolier, the player starts with 32 less rounds than they would without using aperture sights.
• The Wii version of Call of Duty: World at War, the MP40's fire rate is slightly less than in the other consoles' versions.
• "MP40" can be seen engraved near the stock.
• The MP40 is modeled off the Call of Duty 2 version.
• The MP40's Create-a-Class picture and pick-up icon shows its stock extended, even though its gameplay model always shows the stock folded.
• In the PC version of Call of Duty: World at War, the MP40's close range damage is actually lower than in the console version of Call of Duty: World at War.

Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS)Edit

• The MP40 shares the same audio files for the reloading sound of the BAR.
• Also, in the campaign, an MP40 used by the enemy has a faster rate of fire than the one used by the player.
• Every time the player picks up an MP40 it will always have a full magazine, no matter how much the enemy soldier was shooting.
• The rate of fire of the MP40 is higher in multiplayer than in the campaign.

Call of Duty: Black OpsEdit

• The weapon appears to be a test killstreak and a test weapon of the Care Package. It is featured in the killstreak's code, but cannot be acquired during gameplay. The weapons "mp40_mp", "mp40_drop_mp" and "mp40_blinged_mp" do not work when acquired using "give all" console command. The announcer sounds for MP40 also exist in game files.
• The MP40 in Kino der Toten is a reference to the movie Inglourious Basterds. In the movie, the main characters used an MP40 in a theater to kill Nazis.
• It is possible to get this weapon in "Five" using console commands on PC.
• In Zombie Mode, the Pack-a-Punch camouflage on the MP40 is more reddish than it is on other weapons.
• The MP40 shares reloading sounds with the Kiparis.
• The MP40 appears as the primary gun on an arcade version of World at War in the Annihilation map Drive-in.
• The MP40 in Call of the Dead appears more shiny than in Kino der Toten.
• The MP40 is also in PC codes for Ascension.
• Players can see "MP-40" written on the back of the gun near the stock.
• In Zombies the third-person "off-the-wall" model is the same as the third-person model used in "Project Nova", complete with frost.

Video Edit

^{Gameplay footage of the MP40 from Call of Duty: World at War Beta.}

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v • d • e Weapons of Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts Rifles MP44 · M1 Garand · M1A1 Carbine Bolt-action Rifles Kar98k · Type 99 · Lee-Enfield Submachine Guns Thompson · Sten · MP40 · Type 100 Flamethrowers M2 Flamethrower . Type 93 Flamethrower/Type 100 Flamethrower Shotguns Trenchgun Light Machine Guns Type 99 · BAR Heavy Machine Guns (Mounted) MG42 Launchers Panzerschreck · Bazooka Grenades Lethal: Frag · Stielhandgranate Special: Smoke Grenade Explosives TNT Attachments (Unusable) Bayonet Anti-aircraft Triple 25 · FlaK 88

v • d • e Weapons of Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS) Sidearms M1911 · Luger · Nambu · Webley Mk IV revolver · Tokarev TT-33 Submachine Guns Thompson · MP-40 · Type 100 · PPSh-41 · Sten · Lanchester Submachine gun Rifles M1 Garand · BAR · Walther G41 · Type 99 · SVT-40 . StG44 Sniper rifles Springfield · Type 97 rifle · Lee-Enfield · Mosin-Nagant · Kar-98k Grenades Mk 2 Grenade · Stielhandgranate Other Panzerschreck · M1919 . M2 Flamethrower · ML-20

v • d • e Weapons of Call of Duty: Black Ops Assault rifles M16 · Enfield · M14 · Famas · Galil · AUG · FN FAL · AK47 · Commando · G11 Submachine guns MP5K · Skorpion · MAC11 · AK74u · Uzi · PM63 · MPL · Spectre · Kiparis Light machine guns HK21 · RPK · M60 · Stoner63 Sniper rifles Dragunov · WA2000 · L96A1 · PSG1 Shotguns Olympia · Stakeout · SPAS-12 · HS-10 · Model 1887 (SP) · KS-23 (SP) Handguns ASP · Makarov · M1911 · Python · CZ75 Launchers M72 LAW · RPG · Strela-3 · China Lake Specials Ballistic Knife · Crossbow Grenades Lethal: Frag · Semtex · Tomahawk Tactical: Willy Pete · Nova Gas · Flashbang · Concussion · Decoy Equipment Camera Spike · C4 · Tactical Insertion · Jammer · Motion Sensor · Claymore · Spikemore · P.E.S. · Hacker Care Package Weapons Death Machine · Grim Reaper Project Nova Weapons Mosin-Nagant · PPSh-41 · Tokarev TT-33 · MP40 · STG-44 · Panzerschreck · MG42 · Sten· RGD-33 · Stielhandgranate Attachments Extended Mags · Dual Mag · Masterkey · Flamethrower · Grenade Launcher(M203, GP-25, Tishina) · Suppressor · Snub Nose · Speed Reloader · Flashlight · Grip · Red Dot Sight · Infrared Scope · Reflex · ACOG · Upgraded Iron Sights · Variable Zoom · SUSAT · Swarovski Scope · Dual Wield · Rapid Fire · Full-Auto · Low Power Scope · PK-AV Camouflages Dusty · Nevada · Woodland · Tiger · Sahara · ERDL · Berlin · Warsaw · Red · Flora · Siberia · Olive · Ice · Yukon · Gold Wonder Weapons Ray Gun · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Cymbal Monkey · Thundergun · Winter's Howl · Gersch Device · Matryoshka Doll · V-R11 · Scavenger · 31-79 JGb215 · Wave Gun · Quantum Entanglement Device Classic Zombies maps Kar98k · Arisaka · Gewehr 43 · M1A1 Carbine · Double-Barreled Shotgun · FG42 · Thompson · M1897 Trench Gun · Type 100 · MP40 · STG-44 · M1 Garand · BAR Miscellaneous Hands · DShK · Dragon's Breath · Harpoon · Slingshot · Gas Mask · TOW Missile · Type 92 · Molotov Cocktail · Syrette · BRAAAINS... · Dirty Harry · Garrote Wire Knives Knife · Karambit Knife · Prison Knife · SOG Knife · Bowie Knife · Sickle · Ballistic Knife · Machete

v • d • e Weapons of Zombies Bolt-action rifles Springfield · Arisaka · Kar98k · PTRS-41 · M1891/59 Semi-automatic rifles Gewehr 43 · M1 Garand · M1A1 Carbine Assault rifles STG-44 · M16 · M14 · Famas · Galil · AUG · FN FAL · Commando · G11 · M16A1 · AK-47 · SKS Submachine guns Thompson · MP-40 · Type 100 · PPSh-41 · MP5K · AK74u · PM63 · MPL · Spectre · PPS-43 · M10 · MAT49 Light machine guns BAR · MG42 · FG42 · M1919 Browning Machine Gun · HK21 · RPK · M60 · XM22 · RPD Sniper rifles Dragunov · L96A1 · M40 Shotguns M1897 Trenchgun · Double-barreled shotgun · Olympia · Stakeout · SPAS-12 · HS-10 · Remington 870 Launchers Panzerschreck · M72 LAW · China Lake · RPG-7 · M79 Sidearms M1911 · .357 Magnum · Python · CZ75 · Makarov Special M2 Flamethrower · Ballistic Knife · Crossbow · Pack-a-Punched Weapons Wonder Weapons Ray Gun · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Monkey Bomb · Thundergun · Winter's Howl · Gersch Device · Matryoshka Dolls · V-R11 · Scavenger · 31-79 JGb215 · Wave Gun · Quantum Entanglement Device Grenades Molotov Cocktail · Stielhandgranate · Frag · Semtex Equipment Bouncing Betty · Claymore · Spikemore · P.E.S. · Hacker Power-up weapons Death Machine · Wunderwaffe DG-2 Knives Knife · Bowie Knife · Sickle · Shovel · Machete (Cutscene only) Attachments Rifle Grenade · Sniper Scope · Extended Magazines · Grip · Sawed-Off · Bipod · Dual Mag · Masterkey · M203 · Speed Reloader · Red Dot Sight · Infrared Scope · Reflex · Variable Zoom · Swarovski Scope · Dual Wield · Full-Auto · Low Power Scope · Suppressor Mod weapons Dirty Harry · BRAAAINS... · Walther P38 · AK-47