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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 MP5
Battlefield 2 MP5
Developed by a German firearms company in 1966, the MP5 submachine gun is one of the most famous and widespread weapons of its class. It has been adopted by law enforcement, security, and military units in more than 50 nations, and has spun off numerous clones for the civilian gun market. Weighing six lbs and measuring only 13 inches, the MP5 has considerably low recoil and can be easily hand- or shoulder-fired. It is highly accurate despite its short barrel and features single fire, two- or three-round burst, and full automatic modes.
The MP5’s design allows for a variety of accessories, such as night vision, which allows the weapon to meet any mission requirement. The MP5 has never been adopted by the German Army. Instead, it chose the famous Israeli Uzi 9mm as its official submachine gun. The first MP5s were imported into the US in the early 1970s. In addition to the US military, they are in service with the FBI and various SWAT teams around the nation.
Developed by a German firearms company in 1966, the MP5 submachine gun is one of the most famous and widespread weapons of its class. It has been adopted by law enforcement, security, and military units in more than 50 nations, and has spun off numerous clones for the civilian gun market. Weighing six lbs and measuring only 13 inches, the MP5 has considerably low recoil and can be easily hand- or shoulder-fired. It is highly accurate despite its short barrel and features single fire, two- or three-round burst, and full automatic modes.
The MP5’s design allows for a variety of accessories, such as night vision, which allows the weapon to meet any mission requirement. The MP5 has never been adopted by the German Army. Instead, it chose the famous Israeli Uzi 9mm as its official submachine gun. The first MP5s were imported into the US in the early 1970s. In addition to the US military, they are in service with the FBI and various SWAT teams around the nation.
