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Battlefield 2 Weapons
Battlefield 2 Weapons: New state-of-the-art weapon systems, including wire-guided missiles and laser designated bombs. Choose to battle as U.S., Chinese, or Middle East Coalition troops, each with their own unique arsenals.The Battlefield 2 Weapons listed are: Battlefield 2 Beretta, Battlefield 2 MP-444, Battlefield 2 MP5, Battlefield 2 AKS-74U, Battlefield 2 G3, Battlefield 2 M240, Battlefield 2 M41A, Battlefield 2 M203, Battlefield 2 AK-101, Battlefield 2 G36C, Battlefield 2 M249, Battlefield 2 Remington, Battlefield 2 Jackhammer, Battlefield 2 Saiga-12K, Battlefield 2 RPK-74, Battlefield 2 Kord Heavy Machine Gun, Battlefield 2 M24, Battlefield 2 SVD, Battlefield 2 Predator Anti-Tank Missile, Battlefield 2 Knife, M33 Grenade, C4, Claymore and AT Mine.
Battlefield 2 M41A
Battlefield 2 M41A
In the early 1990s the US military establishment decided to develop a new firearm for use by specialized units. What was needed was a lightweight, comfortable weapon that would be easier to handle and carry than M16A2 rifle yet had more close-quarter dropping power than a handgun. In 1994 the US military adopted the Colt M4A1 Carbine. Essentially a modified version of the M16A2, the M4A1 is ligther, shorter, and can be set to either single or full automatic fire.
Modifiable with a laser sight, night vision, or a silencer, the M4A1 is an ideal weapon for units such as the US Navy SEALS or the Army's Delta Force. Not exclusive to special operations units, the M4A1 is also used by non-infantry troops such as vehichle crews, clerks, and staff officers. A vertical foregrip can be attached under the barrel of the M4A1. In combination with its collaspible stock it provides more control in close-quater firefights.
In the early 1990s the US military establishment decided to develop a new firearm for use by specialized units. What was needed was a lightweight, comfortable weapon that would be easier to handle and carry than M16A2 rifle yet had more close-quarter dropping power than a handgun. In 1994 the US military adopted the Colt M4A1 Carbine. Essentially a modified version of the M16A2, the M4A1 is ligther, shorter, and can be set to either single or full automatic fire.
Modifiable with a laser sight, night vision, or a silencer, the M4A1 is an ideal weapon for units such as the US Navy SEALS or the Army's Delta Force. Not exclusive to special operations units, the M4A1 is also used by non-infantry troops such as vehichle crews, clerks, and staff officers. A vertical foregrip can be attached under the barrel of the M4A1. In combination with its collaspible stock it provides more control in close-quater firefights.
