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British Armed Forces 2020 Weapon Pack
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Introducing our British Armed Forces 2020 Weapon Pack – a meticulously designed and modern collection of weapons used by the United Kingdom’s military during this pivotal era. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, collector, or gamer, this weapon pack brings the precision and power of British weaponry to your fingertips.
The pack comes with the following:
– L85A3
– L85A3 BFA
– L85A3 with UGL
– L7A2 (FN-MAG)
– L110A2 (FN MINIMI)
– L129A1
– L119A1 BFA
– L119A2 15.7″
Pack is scripted in ACS (Advanced Combat Systems) 1.7.5.
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