L Branch

I know, their ain't really an L Branch! But why not??

- -Begin Transmission. Classified, Q to Agent 007. James, old chap it has come to my attention that if we are to effectivly be able to concentrate on your continuing sucess in missions, we something needs to be done. Old boy, we've created a new branch of M16. L Branch, James. Commanded by a Scot, Henry Chadwick. Well, to make sure M16 can focus more on equipping you better in the field, the new L Branch will focus only on weaponry and survival skills. Who knows, maybe Guyana or Laos may be our next tragets? You'll find L Branch next to Supply Room Deca, which is in back of the security post on level two in M16 HQ. Don't get lost, 007. End Transmission- -

Ya can check out the old weapons page here.

Walther PPK

007, this is the gun you shall be issued for almost every of your upcoming missions. It's proved very effective in the past, and with it's Brauch silencer it is a very good firearms for covert missions. Silent but deadly. And no jokes about that. 7 bullets per clip, great for weeding out guards before they hit the alarm and it's time for the big guns. 7 rounds per clip, little to no recoil, and easily concealed. Great accuracy if used properly.

TT33 Tokarev
007, you may encounter this gun many times during your missions in Russia and Cuba. Used by many high-ranking officers, Soviet high security officers and even scientests and computer programmers, this lightweight sidearm can and will prove quite effective in close combat, espically if you are lucky enough to have found a mate. A man-stopper, no less.

M11 9 millimeter

James, use this gun to your advantage. Perforate one of the annoying Russian high security personnel, and you may find this weapon. 32 rounds per clip, rapid firing rate, all in all a good gun to use.

Some stupid gun

007, froget about this gun. Weak, load, inaccurate. But, if you must use it, it's better than nothing.

Name is on the tip of my toung!
007, an excellent weapon. Fitted with a supressor, it's perfect for covert operations where silence and firepower are needed. In short supply here at M16, so don't count on receiving one often.

AK47 Assault Rifle

Standard Soviet issue, you will no doubt encouter one of these in almost all of your Russian operations. Good firepower and rapid firing, but load and hopelessly inaccurate at long range. They are fitted with a short zoom feature.

SPECTRE
Good submachine gun with a large clip, but very loud. Count on attracting attention to yourself. Should come naturally to you, 007. A terrorist favourite. Very little use of this gun in the world today.

BlackHawk Magnum
Good for dueling, 007, but don't use it unless absolutely neccesary. Enormous recoil, short clip and long reloading.

FN-P90

007, if you want speed, the P90 is what to turn to. 9.5 bullets per second and a huge clip. Very heavy, noisy and cumbsersome. Not my personal recommondation, but if you can find one, go for it. I've heard from an American agent a few years back that the Soviets hide these guns in the mobile missle trains in case of attack. Might be worth while to look for one if you are ever in an old missle train.

Winchester Model 12
Good powerful short range gun, especially when Q converts it to an automatic.

Sniper Rifle
007, need to gun down people from far away? Now you know where to turn. Like the American U-2's, you can read newspaper headlines from a long way away. Not that far away, but pretty far. Awfully weak, so use in moderation and save ammunition for later.

M-16 Assualt Rifle
My personal favourite. Huge bullets, moderate zoom feature, and a fast and furious spray of fire. About 9 bullets per second. Don't get dirt or water near it though. It jams easily, but don't worry to much. If you have this gun, you don't need to worry no matter what, unless it's empty!

007, if more information is needed, go to K Branch for heavy weaponry and explosives. Go to Q Branch for gadgetry, and go to T Branch for knives and wilderness advice.

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