Modern Warfare 2 Weapon List Released
By Tim Hage on Jun 16th, 2009 at 3:31PM
Released by Infinity Ward fans of the upcoming game is a compiled list of weapons and attachments that have been shown or talked about in demos, interviews and previews of MW2. Currently, this is the most complete list of weapons to be included in Modern Warfare 2. That’s pretty much all I can do for a setup here. Check out the list after the break.
Assault Rifles
- FAMAS
- Bushmaster ACR
- M16
- AK-47
- Steyr AUG A2
- Imbel MD3
- FN 2000
- G36C
- M4
- MK. 14 EBR
- G3
- SCAR
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
Light/Heavy Machine Guns
- RPD
- MK46
- AUG HBAR-T
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
Gun Attatchments
- Red Dot Sight
- Heartbeat Sensor
- ACOG
- Silencer
- EOTech Sight
- Thermal Scope
- Master Key
Grenade Launchers
- GP-25 Grenade Launcher
- M203 Grenade Launcher
Armor
- Riot Shield
Um… looking at you’re link, this definitely wasn’t released by Infinity Ward. This is just a list that someone put together by looking at all the trailers and clips that have been released.
Also, I’m pretty sure the AUG HBAR-T isn’t a light/heavy machine gun.
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Oh, good catch. It seems I was a little too eager to post the info and didn’t quite check the details. Thanks for pointing that out.
I blame Craig. He should have caught that before he finished editing the post :P
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Har Har Har. Yeah I would say the AUG HBAR-T would be more of an assault rifle, but hey, it’s not my list.
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i think it can b correct bcasue ive seen most of thm weopons on gameplay and trailers and the AUG has a stand for it like the light/heavy guns
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Well, the AUG HBAR-T is based on the HBAR, which is an LMG, but the HBAR-T is a designated marksman’s rifle. I think that the intended use has more to do with the classification in this instance rather than the actual construction of the gun. It has the bipod like the HBAR, but has a superior scope, an even heavier barrel, and is more suited for semi-automatic fire rather than fully-automatic.
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