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Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 23:47:00 GMT

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Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information)

donotreply@activision.com — Thu, 15 Nov 2012 23:25:52 GMT

The game takes place in the future where they could've fixed that problem, not to mention the gun looks totally badass!

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 05:05:38 GMT

Also don't forget that in this setting, China is a competing superpower with the United States, so it's kind of inevitable for them to develop a few of their own weapons instead of just ripping off Russian weapons

Also, another trivial point that doesn't really affect anything: They probably should've named the Type-25 the Type-23 or something because the number implies the year it was designed, not the year it gets produced/adopted into service. For example, the Type-95 was only in service from 1997 onwards even though it was designed in 1995. Same goes for the AK-47 which was designed in 1947 but only adopted into service in 1949. Doesn't change anything though, still psyched for this game =D

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 03:59:36 GMT

BO2 is gonna be sick...wish they had my galil

just an idea what if they put on an explosive for the combat axe

BLACK OPS 2

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information)

donotreply@activision.com — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 20:21:18 GMT

Thats garbage, the plastic don't melt by heavy fire. This gun was tested under extrem conditions and was the best weapon. They fire off tenthousands of bullets with just some weapons. The XM8 is one of the newest weapons and the best anyway. The reason, that the XM8 isn't the standart weapon of the US Army, is that the weapon lobyists wan't an american weapon and so the XM8 and the Scar (both are extremly better and moderner than the M4A1 and M16A4) are canceled.

All in all, the american politics prefer US-weapons against the lifes of american soldiers. Everybody who saw the XM8 and all of their functions know what I mean.

@callofduty_capers The XM8 is the follower of the G36, and the G36 is also better than the M4A1 and M16A4 AND this weapon is made out off steel

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 15:29:24 GMT

war manchine is in mp

COD: Ghosts Weapons List

donotreply@activision.com — Wed, 02 May 2012 05:04:02 GMT

Black Ops II Weapons, Attachments, Lethal Grenades, Tactical Grenades, and Specials (as of 9/18/12)

Assault Rifles:

M8A1

Country: United States / Germany

Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO

Fire Rate: 750 rpm

Fire Mode: 4-Round Burst

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 32 Rounds (Standard), 48 Rounds (Extended)

Otherwise known as the XM8, this rifle looks to be the standard rifle of the Black Ops soldiers. Developed by H&K as a lightweight replacement for the M16 and M4, the XM8 competed in the Objective Individual Combat Weapon (OICW) challenge to replace the M16 and M4, but failed. Obviously Black Ops 2 has ressurected the rifle. The in-game version appears to be a modification of the existing rifle, with an upper rail on the carry handle and a new handguard.

A First-Person View of the M8A1.

An M8A1 with the Reflex Sight.

AN-94

Country: Russia

Manufacturer: Izhmash

Cartridge: 5.45x39mm

Fire Rate: 600 rpm (Full Auto), 1800 rpm (2-Round Burst)

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium-High

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 45 Rounds (Extended)

This is the AN-94 Abakan, a relatively new and advanced Russian assault rifle. Also seen a few times in the trailer, and appears to be the standard Insurgent rifle. It has a unique 2-round burst fire that can be used in-game as well as fully automatic firing. This gun also features an advanced anti-recoil system with a recoiling barrel assembly and compensator. This allows the 2 bullets to be fired before the recoil hits the shooter, giving tight grouping for the weapon. Also interesting to note, the magazine is canted slightly to the right, as this is necessary for the design.

A First-Person View of an AN-94.

Reloading the AN-94.

SCAR-H

Country: United States / Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO

Fire Rate: 625 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: Medium-High

Magazine Size: 20 Rounds (Standard), 30 Rounds (Extended)

The Special Operations Forces (SOF) Combat Assault Rifle, or SCAR, is a battle rifle made for SOCOM to satisfy the requirements of the SCAR competition. It is currently being seen fielded to troops alongside the M14 as a general-purpose battle rifle. It features a modular design, a full-length barrel and a plethora of rail space. It appears to be very similar to the SCAR-H’s style in MW2, albeit the magpul, as well as a Black finish instead of tan.

A First-Person View of the SCAR-H.

Reloading the SCAR-H.

Type-25

Country: China

Manufacturer: Norinco

Cartridge: 5.8x42mm

Fire Rate: 900 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 45 Rounds (Extended)

The Type 25 is a futuristic variant of the Type 95, a Chinese Bullpup assault rifle chambered in a 5.8x42mm Chinese Special. In-game it looks to be the standard rifle variant with some futuristic styling changes. It also is fully automatic, a change from MW3’s Type 95. It also features a ditigal camo as a default for the gun. Only time will tell if will be as infamous as the overpowered variant in MW3.

A First-Person View of the Type 25.

Relaoding the Type 25.

SWAT-556

Country: Switzerland

Manufacturer: Swiss Arms

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO

Fire Rate: 800 rpm

Fire Mode: 3-Round Burst

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 45 Rounds (Extended)

The SIG-556 is a 3-Round burst rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO and designed by Sig Sauer, thus its name. It features a full length gas piston operating system with a 2-position gas valve, allowing the rifle to feed reliably in poor conditions. The SIG-556 has a thin profile and compact length, also complemented by a 16 inch barrel. It has a magpul stock, as well as a polymer ergonomic handguard. In-game it features an OD Green finish.

A First-Person View of the Sig-556.

Reloading the SIG-556.

FAL OSW

Country: Belgium / Britain

Manufacturer: DSA Arms

Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO

Fire Rate: 650 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 25 Rounds (Standard), 37 Rounds (Extended)

The FAL OSW is a British-made version of the FN FAL, a rifle manufactured by FN Herstal. The FN Fal returns from its appearance in Black Ops 1, in spirit, at least. The FAL is a self-loading battle rifle firing the full-power 7.62 NATO round. Unlike the FN FAL, the FAL OSW features a rail system and in-game has a Socom stock.

A First-Person view of the FAL OSW.

Reloading the FAL OSW.

MTAR

Country: Israel

Manufacturer: IMI

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO

Fire Rate: 800 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 45 Rounds (Extended)

The MTAR (Micro Tavor Assault Rifle), is a bullpup assault rifle made by Israel Military Industries. It is chambered in the 5.56x45mm NATO round and uses 30-round STANAG magazines. The MTAR-21 has ejection ports on both sides of the rifle so it can easily be reconfigured for right or left-handed shooters. The receiver is made of reinforced plastic and is waterproof and lightweight, making the rifle more suited to urban combat. It is similar to the TAR-21, although it is scaled-down and has different aesthetic features such as the handguard. It is currently phasing out the TAR-21 as the standard issued weapon of the Israeli infantry.

A First-Person View of the MTAR.

Reloading the MTAR-21.

SMR

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Juggernaut Tactical

Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO

Fire Rate: 700 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 20 Rounds (Standard), 30 Rounds (Extended)

The SMR is a semi-automatic, gas-operated, bullpup Battle Rifle. It is a modification to the M39 EMR, basically a bullpup conversion, shortening the overall length while retaining barrel length, range, and accuracy. The Chassis, called the "Rogue", is made by Juggernat Tactical, and is bascially a shell over a dismantled M14 rifle. The SMR, however, is a fully streamlined and functional rifle, and is not an M14 coversion. The SMR features a very long lonolithic upper rail as well as a rubberized cheeckrest.

A First-Person View of the SMR.

The SMR as it appears in Create-a-Class.

M27

Country: Germany

Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO

Fire Rate: 850 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium-High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 45 Rounds (Extended)

The M27 is a lightweight, magazine-fed infantry assault rifle based on the HK416 platform. The M27 is currently being sought by the US Marines, which is intended to enhance an automatic rifleman's maneuverability and displacement speed by lightening the weapon, making it easier to maneuver and manipulate. The M27 features a heavy barrel for sustained firing, and is designed to fill a niche role between assault rifle and light machine gun.

A First-Person View of the M27.

An M27 with an EOTech and a supressor.

Submachine Guns:

MP7

Country: Germany

Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch

Cartridge: 4.6x30mm

Fire Rate: 950 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 40 Rounds (Standard), 54 Rounds (Extended)

The MP7 is a submachine gun chambered in a unique 4.6x30mm cartridge. It was designed and tested with the special cartridge to meet NATO’s requirements for a Personal Defense Weapon, or PDW. The round gives the MP7 better penetration through body armor as opposed to conventional pistol cartridges like the 9mm. In-game it features clear illuminated iron sights that are near identical to the Modern Warfare 3 model, and the addition of tan rail covers on the side. The grip with either be folded or used depending on if you select the "Grip" attachment.

A First-Person view of the MP7.

The MP7 with a supressor.

Vector K-10

Country: United States

Manufacturer: KRISS

Cartridge: .45 ACP

Fire Rate: 1000 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 36 Rounds (Standard), 48 Rounds (Extended)

Otherwise known as the Vector or the Super-V, this is a submachine gun developed by Kriss. It uses an asymmetrical recoil and in-line design to reduce recoil and muzzle climb, making it an extremely fast-firing yet accurate SMG. This version is similar to the same as the Modern Warfare 2 version as it has a foldable stock, and a similar receiver, if not the same. It also has a black and tan finish, like the Modern Warfare 2 model.

A First-Person View of the Vector K10.

Reloading the Vector K10.

Chicom CQB

Country: China

Manufacturer: China South Industries

Cartridge: 5.8x21mm

Fire Rate: 900 rpm

Fire Mode: 3-Round Burst

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 40 Rounds (Standard), 54 Rounds (Extended)

The Chicom CQB is a Chinese bullpup sub-machine gun. The weapon does not truly exist in real-life, but is based off of the JS9, which is a variant of the QCW-05 (Type 05) Chinese submachine gun. The Type 05 entered and won a competition held by the PLA for a compact submachine gun to replace the aging models. It resembles the Type-95 in its external appearance, but internally operates differently. The difference between the Type 05 and the JS9 is that the JS9 has a Picatinny Rail instead of a carrying handle. The Chicom QCB is based off the JS9 although might not use the 9mm cartridge. It features a rail-mounted Carrying Handle and iron sights as well as a flashlight, very similar to the FMG-9’s iron sights from Modern Warfare 3. It also has a charging handle on the side of the weapon, while the JS9 does not.

A First-Person view of the Chicom CQB.

A Chicom CQB with a Reflex Sight.

PDW-57

Country: Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: 5.7x28mm

Fire Rate: 900 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 50 Rounds (Standard), 66 Rounds (Extended)

Not much is known about this weapon. It does not exist. By educated guessing, we can deduce that the “57” in the name refers to the caliber as the Five Seven pistol does this for the same caliber. It uses P90 magazines and features aesthetics similar to a PDW-C, with the stock taking a different design. More will be added as it is released.

A First-Person View of the PDW-57.

Reloading the PDW-57.

Skorpion EVO III

Country: Czech Republic

Manufacturer: CZ

Cartridge: 9x19mm Parabellum

Fire Rate: 1000 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 32 Rounds (Standard), 43 Rounds (Extended)

The Skorpion Evo III is the successor to the famous Skorpion vz.61. A Slovakian Company designed the “Laugo”, the prototype for the Skorpion Evo. When the design started to show promise, CZ bought the designs and started work on a submachine gun for the 21^st century. The design flourishes into a submachine gun that outperformed its predecessor, in both handling and aesthetics. The gun in-game statistically resembles the old Skorpion and feels similar as well.

A first-Person view of the Skorpion Evo III. Note this is not the default camo.

The Skorpion EVO III with Grip.

MSMC

Country: India

Manufacturer: Ordinance Factories Board

Cartridge: 5.56x30mm MINSAS

Fire Rate: 700 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low-Medium

Range: Low-Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 30 Rounds (Standard), 40 Rounds (Extended)

The MSMC, or Modern Sub Machine Carbine, is a grip-feeding Sub-machine gun chambered in a unique 5.56x30mm round. The MSMC was designed after the Indian army's need for a service carbine. A variant called Excalibur was developed, but was deemed unable to fulfill the requirements. The MSMC was designed to rectify the shortcomings of the previous developments. The MSMC bears resemblence to the Uzi SMG in both design and function, and even more so in the kill feed in Black Ops 2. It features a retractable stock and ergonomic handguard.

A First-Person view of the MSMC.

An MSMC with the MMS sight.

Light Machine Guns:

HAMR

Country: United States / Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm NATO

Fire Rate: 625 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium-High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 50 Rounds (Standard), 75 Rounds (Extended)

The Heat Adaptive Modular Rifle, or HAMR, is an infantry assault rifle made for the US Marines to satisfy the requirements of the IAR competition. IT alongside the M27, allow riflemen to lay down suppresive fire while staying mobile. It features a bipod, a heavy barrel and a drum magazine. It is also interesting to note that in-game the weapon's fire rate will decrease the longer the trigger is held, increasing accuracy and encouraging suppresive fire.

A First-Person view of the HAMR.

MK48

Country: United States / Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO

Fire Rate: 735 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: High

Magazine Size: 100 Rounds (Standard), 150 Rounds (Extended)

The MK48 is the big brother of the MK46. It is a beefed up military-designated version of the M249, chambered in 7.62x51mm instead of 5.56x45mm. It is seen used by a Secret Service squadron in the trailer. The MK-48 is derived from the FN Minimi and has been used by USSOCOM forces. Mk 48 Mod 0 has a heat shield rail system and an integral folding bipod. The weapon is fitted with the same fixed stock as the M249 as well as a carrying handle.

A First-Person view of the MK48.

A front view of a soldier with an MK48.

LSAT

Country: United States / Germany

Manufacturer: TBD

Cartridge: 5.56x45mm (caseless)

Fire Rate: 650 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 100 Rounds (Standard), 150 Rounds (Extended)

The LSAT (Light Small Arms Technologies) was a developmental light machine enrolled in the JSSAP. The program started when the Joint Service Small Arms Program (JSSAP) challenged the American Defense Industry to develop lighter small arms and ammunition. The LSAT provides a major reduction in weight over traditional LMGs, as well as improvements in other areas, such as controllability and reliability. The LSAT has the potential to improve battlefield effectiveness due to its simpler and more consistent weapon action, its light weight and low recoil, and its stiffer barrel. Its use of recoil compensation has produced positive feedback regarding controllability; the simpler mechanism of the LSAT is both more reliable and easier to maintain. It also uses a unique caseless ammunition, which reduces the weight even more.

A First-Person view of the LSAT.

Reloading the LSAT.

QBB LSW

Country: China

Manufacturer: Norinco

Cartridge: 5.8x42mm DBP87

Fire Rate: 900 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Medium-High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 75 Rounds (Standard), 112 Rounds (Extended)

The QBB LSW AKA QBB-95 is a bullpup light support weapon based on the Type 25, and most of the parts from both rifles are interchangeable. This is the Squad automatic variant of the Type 25 in the "QB" family of rifles. The longer, heavier barrel and 75-round drum magazine of the QBB-95 allow sustained firing and aid in suppresing targets.

A Firs-Person view of the QBB LSW.

A QBB LSW as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Shotguns:

KSG

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Kel-Tec

Cartridge: Slug Rounds

Fire Rate: 70 rpm

Fire Mode: Pump Action

Damage: High

Range: Low

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 14 Rounds (Standard), 21 Rounds (Extended)

The KSG is a pump action shotgun with two tubes holding seven rounds each. The ammunition feeds from both tube magazines independently, located below the barrel on both sides. The operator can select a magazine by switching a three-position lever, located behind the pistol grip in the stock. The middle position blocks the both magazines and allows the user to chamber a single round manually. Switching the lever to one side brings the respective magazine into the feed cycle. Once one magazine is depleted, the user manually switches to the second magazine by pushing the magazine selection lever toward it. In-gam it uses slug ammunition, a shotgun round that fires only one projectile, like a conventional weapon, rewarding accuracy but limiting it's close range effectiveness.

A Firs-Person view of the KSG. Sorry for the blood and blur.

M1216

Country: United States

Manufacturer: SRM Arms / Guster Arms

Cartridge: 00 Buckshot, 12-Gauge

Fire Rate: 950 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: High

Range: Low

Recoil: Low-medium

Magazine Size: 16 Rounds (Standard), 24 Rounds (Extended)

The M1216 is a fully automatic shotgun with 4 tubes holding 4 rounds each, for a total of 16 rounds. The rounds are held in a cylindrical magazine at the front of the weapon acting as a handguard. Every four rounds the tube must be turned to load the next four, and after the fourth, the magazine must be reloaded. Because it is an actual magazine, this gives the M1216 a great capacity and a quick reload time.

A First-Person view of an M1216.

Every four rounds, the magazine must be turned. There are 16 rounds total.

Saiga-12

Country: Russia

Manufacturer: Izhmash

Cartridge: 00 Buckshot, 12-Gauge

Fire Rate: 600 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: High

Range: Low

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 10 Rounds (Standard), 15 Rounds (Extended)

The Saiga-12 is a semi-automatic shotgun designed after the AK-47's design, as the receiver is almost identical. Like the Kalashnikov rifle variants, it is a rotating bolt, gas-operated gun that feeds from an 10-round box magazine. All Saiga-12 configurations are recognizable as Kalashnikov-pattern guns by the large lever-safety on the right side of the receiver and the large top-mounted dust cover held in place by the rear of the recoil spring assembly. The looser clearances offered in an AK style design result in high reliability which is an enormous concern for any semi-auto shotgun, as this class of weapon had previously tended towards unreliability.

A First-Person view of the Saiga-12.

R-870 MCS

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Remington Arms

Cartridge: 00 Buckshot, 12-Gauge

Fire Rate: 65 rpm

Fire Mode: Pump-Action

Damage: High

Range: Low

Recoil: Low-medium

Magazine Size: 8 Rounds (Standard), 12 Rounds (Extended)

The Remington 870 MCS is a pump-action shotgun made by Remington. The 870 features a bottom-loading, side ejecting receiver with a tube magazine holding 6 rounds under the barrel, dual action bars, an internal hammer, and a bolt which locks into an extension in the barrel. The MCS, or Modular Combat Shotgun, is a modern variant of the 870 that can be quickly modified with different barrels, magazines, and stocks. The R-870 features a side-mounted bandolier and a flashlight-integrated handguard.

A First-Person view of an R-870 MCS.

An R-870 MCS with Long Barrel.

Sniper Rifles:

Ballista

Country: Belgium / Germany

Manufacturer: FN Herstal / Unique Alpine

Cartridge: .338 Lapua

Fire Rate: 65 rpm

Fire Mode: Bolt Action

Damage: Very High

Range: Very High

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 7 Rounds (Standard), 11 Rounds (Extended)

The FNH Ballista is a fully modular bolt-action rifle designed for precise sniper fire at extreme ranges. A monolithic rail runs along the length of the receiver. The Ballista's trigger system is fully adjustable for single-stage or two-stage release between 2 and 5 pounds. The handguard under the rail system holds a compartment to a set of tools that include everything you need to take this gun apart and put it back together again. The barrel may be changed in less than two minutes and each barrel stays in line to the receiver. The stock is fully adjustable for length-of-pull, buttplate height, cheekrest height, and includes an integrated folding rear monopod. The detachable box magazine holds 7 rounds and is fitted with caliber-specific interior assemblies to ensure reliable feeding under all conditions.

A First-Person view of the Ballista.

A Ballista with its exclusive "Iron Sights" attachment.

DSR-50

Country: Germany

Manufacturer: DSR Precision

Cartridge: .50 BMG

Fire Rate: 50 rpm

Fire Mode: Bolt-Action

Damage: Very High

Range: Very High

Recoil: High

Magazine Size: 5 Rounds (Standard), 10 Rounds (Extended)

The DSR-50 is a bullpup, bolt-action, anti-materiel rifle developed and manufactured by DSR Precision. It is essentially an upscaled DSR-1 chambered in .50 BMG. The bullpup design means the magazine is in the back, but another magazine is kept in the front for faster reloading. The rifle has a unique “blast compensator” that lowers the sound and recoil of the shots. It features a top mounted bipod, monopod, free-floating barrel, fully adjustable cheekrest, buttstock and handguard.

A First-Person view of the DSR-50.

Reloading the DSR-50.

SVU-AS

Country: Russia

Manufacturer: C.D.R.B.S.H.

Cartridge: 7.62x54mm R

Fire Rate: 600 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: High

Range: Very High

Recoil: Medium-High

Magazine Size: 10 Rounds (Standard), 15 Rounds (Extended)

The SVU-AS is essentially a bullpup configuration for the Dragunov sniper rifle. Originally, the plan was to just slightly modernize the aging Dragunov, but they eventually realised that the configuration of the weapon would have to be completely altered, leading to the creation of the SVU. The SVU-AS features a special muzzle brake that absorbs up to 40% of the recoil energy and a rubber stock with cheekrest. Improvements over the Dragunov include replacement of butt stock, pistol grip, trigger and the mounting for the sight, and shortening the barrel by 100mm achieved perfect balance for the weapon.

A First-Person view of the SVU-AS.

Reloading the SVU-AS.

XPR-50

Country: Unknown

Manufacturer: Unknown

Cartridge: .50 BMG

Fire Rate: Unknown

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: Very High

Range: Very High

Recoil: High

Magazine Size: 10 Rounds (Standard), 15 Rounds (Extended)

Not much is known about this weapon. By educated gusseing, we can deduce that it is a .50 BMG sniper rifle, thus it's name. It is most likely and experimental rifle, since the "X" in "XM8" was used to signify its experimental nature. "P" might stand for precision, and "R" for rifle. So the Experimental Precision Rifle, .50 BMG, has yet to be seen in actual footage. More will be added as it is released.

A First-Person view of the XPR-50.

Pistols:

KAP-40

Country: United States

Manufacturer: KRISS

Cartridge: .45 ACP

Fire Rate: 600 rpm

Fire Mode: Fully Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 12 Rounds (Standard) / 18 Rounds (Extended)

Also known as the KARD, this is a pistol developed by Kriss that uses the same recoil-controlling technology that is in the Vector. The KAP-40's barrel is fixed rather than tilted like most conventional pistols. A weight is located at the front of the gun is activated by the bolt when the gun fires. The weight, which tilts downwards during recoil, provides the same force as a slide on a regular pistol and sends the weight down, greatly reducing recoil.

A First-Person view of the KAP-40 during a reload. Note that is actually has a tan upper receiver.

Charging the KAP-40.

Five Seven

Country: Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: 5.7x28mm

Fire Rate: 900 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: Low

Range: Low

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 20 Rounds (Standard) / 30 Rounds (Extended)

The FN Five-Seven is a single-action, autoloading pistol that fires the low-recoil, high penetration 5.7x28mm cartridge. It features a textured, ergonomic polymer frame with checkered panels for enhanced grip. The polymer slide cover helps reduce weight and the operating controls allow for easy access with a reversible magazine release and ambidextrous manual safety levers. The barrel is hammer-forged and chrome-lined for enhanced accuracy and extended service life. The Five Seven is the pistol companion to the PDW-57, as both use the same caliber and share many of the same features.

A First-Person view of the Five-Seven.

Firing the Five-Seven.

Tac .45

Country: Belgium

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Cartridge: .45 ACP

Fire Rate: 700 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: Medium

Range: Low-Medium

Recoil: Low-Medium

Magazine Size: 10 Rounds (Standard) / 15 Rounds (Extended)

The Tac .45 AKA FNP.45 is a lightweight, ergonomic pistol chambered in the powerful .45 ACP. It has a polymer frame with low bore axis for reduced felt recoil and improved control. The Tac .45's grip design accommodates magazines holding up to 15 rounds, making it ideal for both practical shooting competition and personal security. The stainless steel slide has front and rear cocking serrations and the 4.5" hammer-forged stainless steel barrel delivers pinpoint accuracy.

A First-Person view of the Tac .45.

B23R

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Colt

Cartridge: .45 ACP

Fire Rate: 625 rpm

Fire Mode: 3-Round Burst

Damage: Medium

Range: Low-Medium

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 12 Rounds (Standard) / 18 Rounds (Extended)

The B23R AKA M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated handgun chambered in .45 ACP cartridge. The M1911 uses a 7-Round single stack magazine. This is one of the most famous and most used pistol in the world, still being used after 100 years by more than 30 countries. in-game it features a Futuristic design with an underbarrel rail, Novak Sights, and a Charcoal Steel Finish. This is the gun in the Black Ops 2 Promotional Cover Poster.

A First-Person view of the B23R.

Reloading the B23R.

Executioner

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Taurus

Cartridge: .454 Casull

Fire Rate: 625 rpm

Fire Mode: Semi-Automatic

Damage: High

Range: Medium

Recoil: High

Magazine Size: 6 Rounds (Standard)

The Executioner AKA Raging Judge shoots the .454 Casull and holds 6-rounds in the cylinder. The Executioner features the famous red “Raging Bull” backstrap for added cushioning when firing. It also features a red fiber optic front sight. The revolver kicks pretty hard, so controlling fire rate is necessary to ensure all of your shots connect.

A First-Person view of the Executioner.

The Executioner it appears in Create-a-Class.

Launchers:

SMAW

Country: United States / Israel

Manufacturer: Talley Defense Industries

Cartridge: 83mm Rocket

Fire Rate: 15 rpm

Fire Mode: Single Shot

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: Medium

Magazine Size: 1 Round (Standard)

The SMAW, or Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon, is a shoulder-launched, reloadable rocket launcher based off the Israeli B-300. The SMAW has an 83.5mm tube and fires 83mm rockets. It is a man-portable weapon system consisting of the MK153 launcher (SMAW) and the MK 3 encased HEDP rocket. The launcher consists of a fiberglass launch tube, an electro-mechanical firing mechanism, and open iron sights.

A First-Person view of a SMAW.

RPG

Country: Russia

Manufacturer: Bazalt

Cartridge: 85mm Rocket Propelled Grenade

Fire Rate: 20 rpm

Fire Mode: Single Shot, Free-Fire

Damage: Very High

Range: High

Recoil: High

Magazine Size: 1 Round (Standard)

The Rocket-propelled grenade launcher is an iconic weapon in the COD series. The RPG-7 is a shoulder-fired, anti-tank weapon system which fires rockets equipped with an explosive warhead. Grenades are loaded into the front of the weapon, and the rear of the barrel is fitted with a venturi nozzle. Because of the recoilless design, there is a dangerous back blast zone, more than 60 feet long. The ruggedness, simplicity, low cost, and effectiveness of the RPG-7 has made it the most widely used anti-tank weapon in the world.

A First-Person view of an RPG. Note the more futuristic design and new iron sights.

Reloading the RPG.

FHJ-18 AA

Country: China

Manufacturer: Norinco

Cartridge: Stinger 3kg Missile

Fire Rate: 20 rpm

Fire Mode: Single Shot, Lock-On Only

Damage: High

Range: High

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 1 Round (Standard)

Not much is known about this weapon. It does not exist. By educated guessing, we can deduce that this is similar in function to the Stinger Missile Launcher. It requires a lock-on to fire. This launcher is only used against aerial vehicles, due to the acronym “AA” (Anti-Air) in the name. The letters “FHJ” are also featured on the FHJ-84 Launcher, thus why it might be of Chinese origin. More will be added as it is released.

A First-Person View of the FHJ-18 AA.

Aiming down the Viewfinder of the FHJ-18 AA.

Crossbow

Country: United States

Manufacturer: Horton Havoc

Cartridge: Crossbow Bolt

Fire Rate: 30 rpm

Fire Mode: Bow-Action

Damage: Very High

Range: High

Recoil: Low

Magazine Size: 3 Bolts (Standard)

The Crossbow is a bow mounted on top of a reciever that shoots Crossbow Bolts. It is renowned as a silent and deadly weapon. The Crossbow in Black Ops 2 is based off the 2012 Horton Havoc Crossbow, which uses the Reverse Draw Technology, as well as a thumbhole stock. The reciever has been futuristically styled to look more like a rifle rather than a crossbow. Astoundingly, the Crossbow holds three bolts in one clip, never seen before on a crossbow. It can also be equipped with attachments such as an ACOG scope.

A First-Person view of the Crossbow.

Aiming down the sights of the Crossbow.

Attachments:

Reflex Sight

The Reflex Sight replaces the iron sights with a precise and quick sight. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, Shotguns, and Pistols.

Aiming down the Reflex Sight.

EoTech

The Eotech replaces the iron sights with a holographic weapon sight. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

Aiming down the EoTech.

ACOG Scope

The Advanced Combat Optic Gunsight (ACOG) provides mid-range magnification for precision fire over long distances. It features a chevron reticule. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Sniper rifles.

A first-person view of the ACOG Scope.

Target Finder

The Target Finder is a weapon sight that highlights enemies with a red diamond. It can be countered by using the perk Coldblooded. Its appearance is similar to the EOTech Holographic Sight. The sight itself it very obstructive, giving very little peripheral vision. It appears to be the attachment's answer to MW3's "Marksman" perk.It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

The Target Finder on a Type 25.

Hybrid Optic

The Hybrid Optic is a mid-range magnification scope with a small Red Dot Sight mounted on top for quick acquisition of targets regardless of range. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, and Light Machine Guns.

Aiming down a Hybrid Optic.

Suppressor

The Suppressor keeps you off the radar when firing by suppressing the sound signature of the weapon. It also reduces muzzle flash. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, and Pistols.

Fast Mag

This allows the player to reload their alternate weapon faster by taping two magazines together. It also doubles your total ammunition count. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, and Pistols.

Fast Mag as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Foregrip

The foregrip reduces recoil by giving the shooter a more stable hold on the weapon while firing. It is yet to be seen whether it will include extending stocks like in Black Ops 1. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

A MP7 with Grip (and suppressor).

Laser Sight

The Laser Sight emits a red beam of light where the weapon is pointed, increasing the player's hip fire accuracy. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, and Pistols.

The Laser Sight as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Adjustable Stock

The Adjustable Stock allows the player to move faster while aiming down their sights. It is available to Assault Rifles and Submachine Guns.

The Adjustable Stock as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Quickdraw Handle

The Quickdraw Handle allows the player to draw their weapon faster. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

The Adjustable Stock as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Millimeter Scanner

The MMS provides the ability to see through solid objects of up to 25 feet using millimeter wave scanning technology. It can be countered by using the perk Coldblooded. It also reduces accuracy. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

Aiming down a MMS mounted on an PDW-57.

Grenade Launcher

The Grenade Launcher is an under-barrel attachment that fires 40mm grenades that explode on impact, and only arm after travelling a safe distance from the player. The model in Create-a-Class shows the M320 Grenade Launcher. It is available to Assault Rifles only.

An M320, the Grenade Launcher in Black Ops 2.

Select Fire

This allows you to use a guns select fire switch to switch between two different fire modes (depending on the gun), useful when engaging enemies at varying ranges. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, and Shotguns.

An M8A1 with Select Fire (Identified in High Resolution). Note it is set to burst.

FMJ

FMJ increases bullet penetration through surfaces. It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, and Pistols.

FMJ as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Extended Clip

This increases the weapon’s magazine capacity by 50% (usually). It is available to Assault Rifles, Submachine Guns, Light Machine Guns, Shotguns, Sniper Rifles, and Pistols.

Extended Mag as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Rapid fire

This increases the weapon’s rate of fire. It is available to Submachine Guns and Light Machine Guns.

Rapid Fire as it appears in Black Ops 1. Note in Black Ops 2 it will be represented by a trigger.

Dual Band

The Dual Band Scope is a Thermal Scope that highlight enemies using color-heat vision, as opposed to the white used in previous games. It is available to Light Machine Guns and Sniper Rifles.

Dual Band as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Long Barrel

The Long Barrel increases the effective range of the weapon. It is available to Submachine Guns and Shotguns.

A R-870 MCS equipped with the Long Barrel.

Ballistic CPU

The Ballistic CPU is an advanced Sniper Scope that reduces idle sway. It is available to Sniper Rifles only.

Ballistic CPU as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Variable Zoom

The Variable Zoom is a Sniper Scope that has multiple levels of magnification. It is available to Sniper Rifles only.

Variable Zoom as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Dual Wield

Dual Wield the player to equip a weapon in each hand, doubling firepower at the cost of no aiming down the sights. It is avaliable to Pistols only.

Dual Band as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Iron Sights (Attachments)

Iron Sights is an attachment that replaces the Default Scope of the Ballista to Iron Sights. It is avaliable to the Ballista Sniper Rifle only (see above).

Iron Sights as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Lethal Grenades:

Frag Grenade

The M67 Fragmentation Grenade is a small, handheld, anti-personnel device. It is designed to be thrown after a safety pin is removed, and then explode after a short amount of time, sending shrapnel in all directions. The Frag is till thrown by the player, rather than being launched from a device located on the player’s forearm.

The "Grenade" as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Semtex

The Semtex Grenade is a ball of C4 with a fuse. When the pin is pulled, it is thrown and it sticks to the first surface it touches, including other players, before exploding.

The Semtex next to the Grenade as it appears in Create-A-Class.

Combat Axe

The Combat Axe, previously known as the Tomahawk is a small, aerodynamic, handheld hatchet that can be thrown for instant kills upon impact. It Black Ops 2 it has been aesthetically revamped for the future setting.

The Combat Axe after being thrown.

Claymore

The M18 Claymore is a directional antipersonnel mine that triggers a proximity-based explosion.

Planting the Claymore. Note this is from MW2, as there are no pictures of it yet.

C4 is a plastic explosive that can be set on an object and triggered remotely.

A player preparing to throw the C4.

Bouncing Betty

The Bouncing Betty is a proximity mine that launches into the air before detonating. It can be avoided by crouching or going prone.

The Bouncing Betty as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Tactical Grenades:

Flashbang

The Flashbang is a handheld grenade that when thrown blinds players with an intensely bright flash, impairs player's hearing, and temporarily disables enemy equipment and turrets.

The Flashbang as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Concussion Grenade

The Concussion Grenade is a handheld grenade that when thrown slows a player's movement speed, disorients players, and temporarily disables enemy equipment and turrets.

The Concussion Grenade as it appears in Create-a-Class.

EMP Grenade

The EMP Grenade is a handheld grenade that when thrown send out an electro-magnetic pulse, disabling all nearby electronics.

The EMP Grenade as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Smoke Grenade

The Smoke Grenade is a handheld grenade that when thrown produces a smokescreen upon impact. In-game the smoke is grey in color.

The Smoke Grenade as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Shock Charge

The Shock Charge is a thrown device that is thrown similar to the Tomahawk and plants into surfaces with its pointed end. Then the handle, covered in taser cartridges, explodes outwards and electrocutes any nearby player, stunning them for a few seconds.

The Shock Charge about to be thrown at an enemy. Note the cartridges on the handle.

Sensor Grenade

The Sensor Grenade is a Tactical Grenade that, when thrown, acts as a UAV, detecting enemy movement within its radius.

The Sensor Grenade as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Tactical Insertion

The Tactical Insertion is a drop-zone beacon that allows the player to set their respawn point by placing this in any location. When planted, there is a very obvious beam of light that is facing upwards about four feet. This equipment is not avaliable in Free-for-All matches.

The Tactical Insertion being primed and planted.

Black Hat PDA

The Black Hat PDA allows the player to hack enemy equipment and care packages, as well as disabling enemy vehicles, turning the equipment it against the previous owner.

Hacking a Guardian Turret using the Black Hat PDA.

Trophy System

The Trophy System is a ground-to-air anti-explosives turret. It destroys enemy explosives and pointstreaks.

The Trophy System in-game.

Specials:

Combat Knife

The Combat Knife is a wieldable knife, a new for the series. Unlike the previous knife the combat knife can be equipped for faster usage, but must be equipped to use. It is also held in the right hand instead of the left.

A player running with the Combat Knife equipped.

Assault Shield

The Assault Shield it the modern equivalent on the Riot Shield. It can be equipped and held like a normal riot shield, as well as planted into the ground to allow players to use it as makeshift cover.

Two players equipped with Assault Shields.

The Assault Shield as it appears in Create-a-Class.

Ballistic Knife

The Ballistic Knife is a wieldable knife that features a mechanism that lets you fire the blade from the handle of the knife. It is an instant death upon impact. It is also held in the right hand instead of the left.

The pick-up icon for the Ballistic Knife.

Titus-6

The Titus-6 is a special weapon exclusive to Black Ops 2 singleplayer. It is a OICW Breacher rifle, designed to allow entrance to rooms and the ablility to clear the room, all in one weapon. The main barrel fires three high-explosive flechette projectiles that stick into surfaces before detonating, while the underbarrel shotgun fires 2-round burst, 12-guage shotgun shells. It also features a default custom reflex sight.

A First-Person View of the Titus-6.

The Titus-6 as it appears in Create-a-Class. Note it is SP only.

Death Machine

The Death Machine is a portable, tri-barreled minigun based of the GAU-19/A, albeit some futuristic changes. It fires .50 BMG rounds at 1200 rpm ,with 200 rounds in reserve. It must be spun up before it is ready to fire, but aiming down the sight spins the weapon up so it is ready to fire. The player's movement speed is reduced, and the player cannot go prone. It also has very high accuracy for a weapon like this. It goes away only after its ammo supply is depleted; even after death, it can be reactivated. It requires a scorestreak of 600.

A First-Person View of the Death Machine.

War Machine

The War Machine is a semi-automatic rapid-fire grenade launcher. In real life it it called the M32 MGL (Multiple Grenade Launcher) and features a 6-round revolvong magazine with another six grenades in reserve. Each grenade must be reloaded individually, making reloading the War machine a very long process. In singleplayer it is a special weapon, but in multiplayer, it is a scorestreak. It goes away only after its ammo supply is depleted; even after death, it can be reactivated. It requires a scorestreak of 700.

A First-Person View of the War Machine.

The War Machine as it appears in Create-a-Class. Note it is SP only.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 20:43:51 GMT

I'm going to assume your asking my opinion of the website's list.

It is good, although it's missing a few things (Ballistic Knife, Trophy System, EOTech Sight, etc.) It provides general information on the weapon type but does not go in-depth with the weapons themselves, which I find to be interesting. If you want a name of a gun or a quick statistical comparison, its ok, but it lacks the detail and information that this thread has.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 18:51:35 GMT

What do you guys say on http://www.blackopsii.com/bo2/weapons-list/

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 04:05:26 GMT

Yes, we did go over this, I was just too lazy to change it as of before. Thank you.

Fixed.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons

donotreply@activision.com — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 20:15:34 GMT

As of current gameplay, the "Extended Cip" attachment is only granting a 33.3% boost in magazine size.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information)

donotreply@activision.com — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 11:40:09 GMT

As of now they are not bringing back any form of the AK, but the AN-94 is somewhat of a spiritual successor, although it more compares to an M16 than the AK with its smaller caliber and burst-centric design.

As for the AK, the AK in no way excels in precision. I'm not saying it's not accurate, but definately known for its stopping power, rugged simplicity, and durability, not precision. And damage-wise, a 7.62x51mm NATO semi-automatic battle rifle usually does more damage than the AK.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information)

donotreply@activision.com — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 08:49:07 GMT

im not going to be suprised if they bring the AK series back because its a great gun and is one of the worlds best precision classes to weild (talking about the ak74u btw) but the AK47 has the best DMG and less PreC

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information)

donotreply@activision.com — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 08:41:44 GMT

i agree and the fact that it was a TPRM makes you wonder why they put it in the game either way i think the game will have huge impact and will be great

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 03:35:12 GMT

Hopefully it's not, and I'n not about to jump to conclusions either, so we will have to wait and see.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 18:24:52 GMT

I don't know the attachments for the B-23R. I hope there is a select fire attachments that allows you to have a 3-Round burst pistol instead of a semi-automatic pistol. But I'm not going to guess, so we'll just have to wait until the game releases.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 10:06:34 GMT

According to the weapon description I found on the call of duty wiki the msmc is a fully automatic sub machine gun. Increased range and reduced recoil. The ump and the mp40 had high recoil so your right the msmc probably won't handle the same we'll see how it handles in about a months time

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 21:35:35 GMT

Arkitek wrote:

The B-23R is the replacement for the M1911, and it's a 3-Round burst pistol capable of killing in a single burst.

I thought the burst fire was an attachment for the B-23R. I thought you could have either single fire or burst fire?

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 21:14:43 GMT

The B-23R is the replacement for the M1911, and it's a 3-Round burst pistol capable of killing in a single burst.

If you want a more traditional semi-auto pistol akin to the M1911, the Tac.45 is very powerful up close and decent at range.

Both use the .45 ACP, the same round as the M1911.

Re: Black Ops 2 Weapons (Correct Information + New Pictures)

donotreply@activision.com — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 20:08:57 GMT

Any news on the 1911? I'm going to be angry if it isn't strong