Modern Warfare 2 weapons list compiled

17 August 2009

A Modern Warfare 2 fansite, mw2.blog,has compiled a list of confirmed weaponry to feature in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The list is made up of weapons that have so far been confirmed to appear in the game, and more weapons are expected to be added over the coming months.

Confirmed MW2 weapons list

Assault Rifles
FAMAS – Bushmaster ACR – M16 – AK-47 – Steyr AUG A2 – Imbel MD3 – FN 2000 – G36C – M4 – MK. 14 EBR – G3 – TAR-21 – FN SCAR – FN FAL

Sniper Rifles
SVD Dragunov – Walther WA2000

Sub-Machine Guns

FN P90 – UMP .45 – TDI Kriss – H&K MP5

Shotguns

Franchi SPAS-12 – W1200 – Armsel Striker 12 Guage – Remington 870MCS – Winchester 1887 – AA-12

Light/Heavy Machine Guns
RPD – MK46 – AUG HBAR-T – MG4 – M240

Pistols
USP .45 – Glock 18/22 – M1911 .45 – Desert Eagle or Baby Eagle

Melee
Combat Knife – Ice Picks

Explosives/Grenades

C4 – Frag Grenade – Stun Grenade – Smoke Grenade – Semtex

Gun Attatchments

Red Dot Sight – Heartbeat Sensor – ACOG – Silencer – EOTech Sight – Thermal Scope – Master Key

Grenade Launchers

GP-25 Grenade Launcher – M203 Grenade Launcher – AT4 Rocket Launcher (Heat Seeking/Lock-On)

Armor

Riot Shield

The list features a number of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare favorites, such as the AK-47 and G3. The list of assault rifles seems fairly complete with a good selection of returning favorites  as well as some interesting new additions such as the Bushmaster ACR and Steyr AUG A2.

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Bushmaster ACR

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Steyr AUG A2

 

The list includes just two Sniper Rifles and four sub-machine guns, and it is likely that these will be expanded upon significantly.

Modern Warfare 2 is being developed for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC and is scheduled for release on November 11 2009.

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