Calibers and Names not Matchin Weapon 3d Model

Under considerationby SOPA_ · 08 Sept

SKR-H: The SKR-H is modeled after a large-frame battle rifle (FN SCAR-H in 7.62x51mm), but its ammo selection was copy-pasted from an AR-15 pool (5.56x45mm, .300 BLK, 6.5 Grendel, .224 Valkyrie, and 6.8 SPC), all of which are short, intermediate cartridges that physically cannot feed through a .308-dimensioned magazine and bolt. Ironically, 6mm Creedmoor is the only option on that list that actually fits a large-frame action. KA-74: the "KA-74" is completely modeled as a 7.62x39mm AKM rather than an AK-74. It has an AKM's slanted 45-degree gas block (AK-74's uses 90-degree block), a heavily curved steel 7.62 magazine (instead of the 5.45mm magazine). The rifle's native 5.45x39mm cartridge is absent. Additionally, the "KA-74M" suffers from the exact same identity issue. All the AKs (KA-74, KA074M, Drako) have incompatible ammo options: The ammunition pool includes 7.62x51mm and "Cadence" (which appears to be the 7.62x54mmR round used by the SVD). Neither cartridge can physically fit inside a standard AK. 7.62x51mm is a ~71mm short-action cartridge, and 7.62x54mmR is a ~77mm full-power rimmed cartridge; both require extended receivers (e.g., Saiga-308, PSL, or SVD) and cannot cycle in an AKM or a Micro Draco. Additionally, "Cadence" is obviously a placeholder/stat name mistakenly assigned to the 7.62x54mmR ammunition asset. M4/M16: On the M4/M16 (AR-15), offering 6mm Creedmoor is physically impossible. 6mm Creedmoor is a short-action round (~2.800" COAL, .473" rim) that requires an AR-10 receiver. It cannot physically fit inside an AR-15. This appears to be a naming mix-up with 6mm ARC, which was specifically engineered for the standard AR-15 platform.

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SOPA_08 Sept
SG5-K This weapon is not an MP5K (Kurz). It is 3D-modeled as a full-size MP5A4. It features the full-length 8.9" barrel with 3-lug muzzle, a full-length receiver, a fixed A2 polymer stock, and a classic SureFire 628 dedicated weaponlight handguard. A true MP5K has a 4.5" barrel, an integrated vertical foregrip, a shortened receiver/bolt assembly, and either a flat rear endcap or a side-folding stock (PDW). It should simply be renamed to SG5-A4 (or SG5). SG5-KF This model has no relation to the Kurz ("K") platform; it is an authentic integrally suppressed MP5SD6. It accurately features the iconic ribbed rubber suppressor shroud, ported barrel assembly, Navy/pictogram trigger group, and collapsible A3/A3F wire stock. Placing "-K" in the name of an integrally suppressed full-length SMG is mechanically incorrect. Renaming it to SG5-SD (or SG5-SD6) would accurately reflect the 3D model. LAR The 3D model depicts a metric FN FAL with a straight magazine, yet it is assigned 7.62x39mm. The FAL is built specifically for full-power 7.62x51mm NATO. The 7.62x39mm cartridge cannot physically stack or feed from this magazine, nor cycle the action. It should be changed to 7.62x51mm NATO.
SOPA_08 Sept
Deagle & Revolver Both handguns share an copy-pasted ammo array with critical mechanical conflicts: -Desert Eagle: The platform's iconic .50 AE is missing entirely. As a gas-operated, rotating-bolt firearm, it cannot cycle low-pressure .38 Special, while rimless rounds (.380 ACP, 10mm, .40 S&W) cannot headspace or extract on its bolt face. Authentic chamberings are .357 Mag, .44 Mag, and .50 AE. - Revolver: Modeled after a tactical .357 Magnum. .38 Special works here, .44 Magnum and .40 projectiles (10mm / .40 S&W) physically cannot fit inside a .357 cylinder, rimless .380 ACP falls straight through without indexing on the cylinder star. It should be restricted to .357 Mag and .38 Special or the .40/44 family. Mlock19 The 3D model is actually a full-size Glock 17 Gen 3, not a compact Glock 19. The grip frame clearly features three distinct finger grooves on the front strap (instead of 2 of the G19). Additionally, the slide length and overall grip height correspond directly to the 17-round Glock 17 rather than the 15-round Glock 19. It should be renamed to Mlock17. Additionally, the Mlock19 ammunition menu mistakenly includes .45 ACP options. Glocks in 9mm (G17/19/34) use the standard 9mm frame, while .45 ACP requires Glock's distinct large frame (G21/G41). A .45 ACP magazine physically cannot fit inside the magazine well of a 9mm Glock frame, nor could the slide's breech face and ejection port accommodate it. .45 ACP should be removed from the Glock's ammo pool (and ideally moved over to the Vector / Veaper, where it belongs) or be replaced by .40SW. Suggestion for the M1914 M1914 in .45 ACP is historically authentic, but expanding its caliber and customization options would greatly complement the game's in-depth weapon editor: - 9mm Single-Stack Conversion - Adding a modular double-stack 2011 grip frame (Staccato / STI style) with high-capacity 9mm magazines, flared magwells, and optic-cut slides would allow players to build a true modern competition/
Thibault Catimel12 Oct
"Calibers and Names not Matching Weapon 3d Model - Part 2: Machine Pistols and snipers" (suggested by <Hidden> on 2026-09-08), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
Thibault Catimel12 Oct
"Calibers and Names not Matching Weapon 3d Model - Part 3: Handguns" (suggested by <Hidden> on 2026-09-08), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.