Here’s all the weapons and vehicles inside Battlefield 5 at launch

EA and DICE have recently detailed all of the primary weapons, sidearms, melee weapons and vehicles available in side Battlefield 5 at launch.

We’ve gathered the information for you below.

Primary Weapons

Assault Rifles

• M1907 SF – Similar to the M1 carbine, only heavier and more powerful.
• StG 44 –High rate of fire with good accuracy and stopping power.
• Sturmgewehr 1-5 – Selective-fire variant of the Gewehr 1-5 semi-automatic rifle.

Semi-Automatic Rifles

• Gewehr 43 –  A very Sturdy weapon.
• Gewehr 1-5 – Uses the same detachable magazine as the StG 44.
• M1A1 Carbine – Very fast firing, but with a rather weak bullet. Best used within 50 meters.
• Selbstlader 1916 – Was more popular with the German air force than its army. Only 1,000 were ever made.
• Turner SMLE – Fires faster than the Gewehr 43 but has a weaker bullet at range.
  Bolt-Action Rifles
• Gewehr M95/30 – Heavily used by the Austro-Hungarian Army.
• Kar98k – Most common bolt-action rifle used by the German army.
• Krag-Jorgensen – Featured an integral magazine which loaded from the side rather than the top.
• Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk l – Very fast firing sniper rifle, but the bullet is “significantly slower” than the Kar98k. Best for medium range.

Self-Loading Rifles

• Model 8 – Was never formally adopted by the US Army.
• RSC – Made with re-purposed parts from the Lebel rifle.
• ZH-29 –  Can kill with only two hits.

Submachine Guns

• EMP – Was very popular across Europe and Asia during the war.
• MP40 – Dubbed  the “Schmeisser” despite not being designed by Hugo Schmeisser.
• MP28 – Successor of the MP18 with a straight magazine.
• MP34 –Based on the older MP18.
• M1928A1 – The “Tommy Gun” is accurate features a high rate of fire.
• STEN – Easier to control twin of the MP40.
• Suomi KP/-31 – Very hard to control, this fast firing weapon starts off a bit weak, but benefits more from progression.

Light Machine Guns

• Bren Gun – Based on a Czechoslovak design, it features a top-mounted box magazine.
• FG-42 – Very fast firing with a small magazine. Highest damage output weapon on the support kit.
• KE7 – Medium rate of fire.
• Lewis Gun – Used by the British as an anti-aircraft gun. Features a top-mounted pan magazine.

Medium Machineguns

• MG 34 – A portable, air-cooled machine gun with a high rate of fire. Later supplanted by the MG42.
• MG 42 – Reliable, easy to use, and has an extreme rate of fire.

Shotguns

• M30 Drilling – A triple barrel combination gun with plenty of flexible use. Can be used as a  double barrel shotgun in close quarters, or change fire mode to the rifle barrel for medium range shots.
• 12g Automatic – Served in both world wars.

Sidearms

• FP-45 Liberator – Never intended for military use, this single-shot .45 was an insurgency weapon the allies mass-dropped behind enemy lines to resistance fighters.
• M1911 – This single-action, magazine-fed, semi-automatic, Browning .45 was a standard-issue sidearm for the US Armed Forces.
• Mk VI Revolver – While DICE didn’t provide information on this sidearm, the large .455 Webley revolvers were used by the British army. This particular model was retired in 1947.
• P08 Pistol – The Model 1908 or P08 has a strong association with Nazi Germany.
• P38 Pistol– A 9mm semi-automatic, the Walther P38 was a service pistol of the Wehrmacht, and built as a replacement for the more expensive Luger P08.
• Repetierpistole M1912– A machine pistol version of the Steyr M1912. The Repetierpistole M1912/P16 uses a 16 round fixed magazine loaded via eight round stripper clips. High rate of fire. Only 960 were ever made.
• Ruby – Self-loading, .32 pistol modeled after the Browning M190 with a detachable box magazine supporting nine rounds.

Melee Weapons

• British Army Jack Knife
• Club
• Cricket Bat
• Hatchet
• Kukri
• Pickaxe
• Scout Knife
• Shovel
• Solveig Knife

Gadgets

• Ammunition Crate
• Ammunition Pouch
• Flare Gun
• Grenade Rifle
• M49 Spotting Scope
• Medical Crate
• Medical Pouch
• Panzerfaust 100
• PIAT
• S 35 Bouncing Betty
• SMLE Smoke Grenade Launcher
• Sniper Decoy
• Spawn Beacon
• Sticky Dynamite
• Sturmpistole
• Tellermine

Reinforcements

• Churchill Crocodile
• JB-2 Rocket
• Sd. Kfz 251 Pakwagen
• Sturmtiger
• Supply Canister Drop
• T48 GMC 6 pdr AT Half-track
• V-1 Rocket

Stationary, Towable Weapons

• FlaK 38
• MG34 Tripod
• PaK 40
• QF 6 pdr
• Vickers HMG Tripod

Vehicles

Tanks

• Churchill Gun Carrier
• Churchill Mk VII
• Flakpanzer IV
• Panzer 38(t)
• Panzer IV
• Staghound T17E1
• Tiger I
• Valentine AA Mk I
• Valentine Mk VIII

Transports

• Kettenkrad
• Kubelwagen
• M3 Halftrack
• Sd. Kfz 251 Halftrack
• Universal Carrie

Aircraft

• Bf 109 G-2
• Bf 109 G-6
• Blenheim Mk IF
• Blenheim MkI
• Ju 87 Stuka B-
• Ju 87 Stuka B-2
• Ju 88A
• Mosquito F Mk II
• Spitfire Mk VA
• Spitfire Mk VB

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Battlefield 5 heads to Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4 on 20 November.