World of Guns: Gun Disassembly News

We’re glad to announce that another masterpiece of historical engineering has arrived in World of Guns — meet the St. Etienne Mle 1907 machine gun!
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What’s special about this model:

Disassembly/Assembly: 160 parts

Operation:

• Animations: slow rate of fire, reload, rear sight adjustment, gas regulator
  
• HD textures
  
• Cutaway mode and operating gas flow
  

PROMO CODE — unlocks the Mle 1907 for free for the first 50 users: VYL6

Instructions:

• Run the game and go to the main menu.
  
• Open the console by pressing ~.
  
• Type promo — use CAPS LOCK.
  
• Press Enter.
  

Example: promo VYL6

⚠️ Note: the console key may differ depending on your language layout.
The promo code must be entered in the main menu.

Additional content is available on our Patreon

Special thanks for the cooperation! Most of the sounds were taken directly from the original disassembly video of the real Mle 1907.

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In several hours we’ll go live!
We will explore Webley-Fosbery and Mateba Model 6 Unica.
We’ll talk about their technical features, unique mechanisms, and the process of integrating such models into World of Guns
Join the stream, ask questions, and explore how Japanese engineers approached firearm design in their own distinctive way!
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Good news for all World of Guns users!

We’ve got a sponsored model, and it will be released with priority — meet the Anschütz 1827 Fortner biathlon rifle!


We’re also making great progress with the St. Étienne Mle 1907 textures, and we plan to release it next week.

Two of our DLC packs are now 50% off — for a limited time only!


Link to Store

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Expand your arsenal with iconic weapons and famous models at half the price. Don’t miss out — the offer is valid for one week.

Tomorrow we’ll go live with a deep dive into Japanese firearm models featured in World of Guns.
We’ll talk about their technical features, unique mechanisms, and historical background — from early revolvers to WWII-era rifles and pistols.
Join the stream, ask questions, and explore how Japanese engineers approached firearm design in their own distinctive way!
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