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ASSAULT ASSAULT WEAPONS - DESIGNED - DATA SHEET WEAPONS FILENAME DESCRIPTION AWDS AR HK416 Modern Auto.Wav Assault Rifle Cal 5.56Mm NATO ASSAULT ASSAULT WEAPONS - DESIGNED - DATA SHEET WEAPONS FILENAME DESCRIPTION AWDS AR HK416 Modern Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Short mechanical impact with a low punch and some echoes in the tail. AWDS AR HK416 Modern Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Short mechanical impact with a low punch and some echoes in the tail. AWDS AR HK416 Modern Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Short mechanical impact with a low punch and some echoes in the tail. AWDS AR HK416 Heavy Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Aggressive and heavy shot sound. Hard mechanical attack with a low punch, early reflections and a flanging tail. AWDS AR HK416 Heavy Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Aggressive and heavy shot sound. Hard mechanical attack with a low punch, early reflections and a flanging tail. AWDS AR HK416 Heavy Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Aggressive and heavy shot sound. Hard mechanical attack with a low punch, early reflections and a flanging tail. AWDS AR HK53 Distant Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and pressing distant shot sound. Short tail with a slapback echo and a fast, punchy high attack. AWDS AR HK53 Distant Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and pressing distant shot sound. Short tail with a slapback echo and a fast, punchy high attack. AWDS AR HK53 Distant Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and pressing distant shot sound. Short tail with a slapback echo and a fast, punchy high attack. AWDS AR HK53 Heavy Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Low and heavy machine gun shots. High, dense early reflections and massive tail. AWDS AR HK53 Heavy Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Low and heavy machine gun shots. High, dense early reflections and massive tail. AWDS AR HK53 Heavy Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Low and heavy machine gun shots. High, dense early reflections and massive tail. AWDS AR HK53 Modern Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and detailed shot sound. Fast, high punching attack with mechanical elements and a bursting slapback echo. AWDS AR HK53 Modern Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and detailed shot sound. Fast, high punching attack with mechanical elements and a bursting slapback echo. AWDS AR HK53 Modern Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Light and detailed shot sound. Fast, high punching attack with mechanical elements and a bursting slapback echo. AWDS AR HK53 Close Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Hard, bright shot sound. High snapping impact with catchy mechanical elements and echoes in the tail. AWDS AR HK53 Close Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Hard, bright shot sound. High snapping impact with catchy mechanical elements and echoes in the tail. AWDS AR HK53 Close Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. H&K Heckler & Koch. Hard, bright shot sound. High snapping impact with catchy mechanical elements and echoes in the tail. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Distant Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Dense distant shot sound. Long, bright tail and a subtle, high punch in the attack. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Distant Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Dense distant shot sound. Long, bright tail and a subtle, high punch in the attack. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Distant Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Dense distant shot sound. Long, bright tail and a subtle, high punch in the attack. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Heavy Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Strong and mechanical shot sound. Fast attack with high mechanical parts. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Heavy Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Strong and mechanical shot sound. Fast attack with high mechanical parts. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Heavy Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Strong and mechanical shot sound. Fast attack with high mechanical parts. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Modern Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Fast, hard and dynamic shot sound. Punchy attack with mechanical elements and tail with lots of small echoes. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Modern Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Fast, hard and dynamic shot sound. Punchy attack with mechanical elements and tail with lots of small echoes. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Modern Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Fast, hard and dynamic shot sound. Punchy attack with mechanical elements and tail with lots of small echoes. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Close Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Bright shot sound with mechanics. Short and smooth reverb tail. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Close Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Bright shot sound with mechanics. Short and smooth reverb tail. AWDS AR M16 GAU5Ain Close Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 11.5 in Barrel. Bright shot sound with mechanics. Short and smooth reverb tail. AWDS AR M16 16in Distant Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Light distant shot sound with tight attack and a long tail. AWDS AR M16 16in Distant Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Light distant shot sound with tight attack and a long tail. AWDS AR M16 16in Distant Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Light distant shot sound with tight attack and a long tail. © 2014 by BOOM Library GbR 1 ASSAULT ASSAULT WEAPONS - DESIGNED - DATA SHEET WEAPONS FILENAME DESCRIPTION AWDS AR M16 16in Heavy Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Bright and impulsive shot sound. Strong, metal rattle in the attack with low early reflections in the decay. AWDS AR M16 16in Heavy Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Bright and impulsive shot sound. Strong, metal rattle in the attack with low early reflections in the decay. AWDS AR M16 16in Heavy Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Bright and impulsive shot sound. Strong, metal rattle in the attack with low early reflections in the decay. AWDS AR M16 16in Modern Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Low and defined shot sound. Long tail and some repeating echoes. AWDS AR M16 16in Modern Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Low and defined shot sound. Long tail and some repeating echoes. AWDS AR M16 16in Modern Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Low and defined shot sound. Long tail and some repeating echoes. AWDS AR M16 16in Close Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Hard and mechanical shot sound. Bright, metallic attack with a flanging decay. AWDS AR M16 16in Close Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Hard and mechanical shot sound. Bright, metallic attack with a flanging decay. AWDS AR M16 16in Close Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. 16 in Barrel. Hard and mechanical shot sound. Bright, metallic attack with a flanging decay. AWDS AR M16A2 Distant Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Light and bright distant shot. Long tail with some soft echoes. AWDS AR M16A2 Distant Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Light and bright distant shot. Long tail with some soft echoes. AWDS AR M16A2 Distant Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Light and bright distant shot. Long tail with some soft echoes. AWDS AR M16A2 Heavy Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Heavy and powerful machine gun firing. Obvious delay in the tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Heavy Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Heavy and powerful machine gun firing. Obvious delay in the tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Heavy Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Heavy and powerful machine gun firing. Obvious delay in the tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Modern Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Kicking, tight shot. Smacking impact with some high sizzling elements. Moving and rolling tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Modern Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Kicking, tight shot. Smacking impact with some high sizzling elements. Moving and rolling tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Modern Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Kicking, tight shot. Smacking impact with some high sizzling elements. Moving and rolling tail. AWDS AR M16A2 Close Auto.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Fast and heavy, bright shot sound. Tight, high attack with strong mechanical elements and a steady decay. AWDS AR M16A2 Close Burst.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Fast and heavy, bright shot sound. Tight, high attack with strong mechanical elements and a steady decay. AWDS AR M16A2 Close Single.wav Assault Rifle cal 5.56mm NATO. Fast and heavy, bright shot sound.
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