None~Default option with no effects.

Iron Sights~A pair of alignment markers making up a simple, lightweight sighting

device.
Dot Sight~Non-magnifying reflex sight with a small illuminated dot indicating the
point of aim.
Holographic Sight~Non-magnifying sight with a holographic reticle. Effective in
close-quarters combat.
Night-Vision Scope~Telescopic sight augmented with a night-vision device. Heavy,
but effective in all lighting conditions.
Ammo Counter Sight~Iron sights with integrated ammunition counting device.
Telescopic Sight~Heavy sighting device, providing optical magnification. Perfect
for long-range, but limits the overall perception.
Standard Stock~Regular stock, providing better control of the firearm when aiming
down the sights.
Extended Stock~Provides better control of the firearm when aiming down the sights,
but increases the equipping time.
Retracted Stock~Makes the firearm more compact, which increases mobility.
Lightweight Stock~Reduces the weight of the firearm but makes it harder to control
the recoil when aiming down the sights.
Heavy Stock~Increased weight lowers mobility but makes the firearm more stable when
aiming down the sights.
Recoil-Reducing Stock~Stock equipped with a system that attempts to disperse force
between individual shots.
Foregrip~Vertical forward grip. Makes it easier to handle the muzzle rise.
Laser Sight~Provides visual reference point onto the target, which helps in hip-
firing but can easily reveal your position.
Flashlight~Toggleable light source. Increases total weight of the firearm but can
be life-saving in dark areas.
Ammo Counter~Ammunition counting device. Experimental technology that has proven to
be useful, especially with high-capacity magazines.
Standard Barrel~Conventional barrel with no muzzle device.
Extended Barrel~Improves the overall firepower, but contributes to low mobility
caused by increased weight and length.
Suppressor~Sound moderator. Reduces the loudness of gunshots, but increases the
overall weight and length of the firearm.
Flash Hider~Eliminates muzzle flash. Makes it easier to shoot in the darkness.
Muzzle Brake~Recoil compensator. Uses propellant gases to reduce recoil, but
increases the acoustic intensity of gunshots.
Muzzle Booster~Improves fire rate, which results in more damage per second, but the
weapon is harder to control.
FMJ Magazine~Standard magazine that contains full metal jacket bullets.
AP Magazine~Standard magazine that contains armor-piercing bullets.
JHP Magazine~Standard magazine that contains hollow-point bullets.
Extended FMJ Magazine~Extended magazine that contains full metal jacket bullets.
Extended AP Magazine~Extended magazine that contains armor-piercing bullets.
Extended JHP Magazine~Extended magazine that contains hollow-point bullets.
FMJ Drum~High-capacity drum magazine that contains full metal jacket bullets.
AP Drum~High-capacity drum magazine that contains armor-piercing bullets.
JHP Drum~High-capacity drum magazine that contains hollow-point bullets.
Low-Cap FMJ Magazine~Low-capacity magazine that contains full metal jacket bullets.
Low-Cap AP Magazine~Low-capacity magazine that contains armor-piercing bullets.
Low-Cap JHP Magazine~Low-capacity magazine that contains hollow-point bullets.
4-Shot Cylinder~Holds fewer cartridges but is capable of dealing increased damage
to armored enemies.
6-Shot Cylinder~The classic six-shooter.
8-Shot Cylinder~Holds more cartridges, but the heavier trigger pull requires more
time to perform accurate shots.
Carbine Receiver~Regular carbine upper receiver that is considered a great
compromise between firepower and mobility.
Rifle Receiver~Full-size upper receiver improves firepower and accuracy, but a
heavier gas system reduces the fire rate.
Short Barrel~Shortened version of the standard barrel, used to improve draw speed
and mobility.
Choke~Increases total radius of spread but improves the consistency of the pattern.
Extended Barrel~Slightly reduces the spread radius but increases the total firearm
weight and length.
No Stock~Short configurations come with high mobility, but removing stocks from a
rifle makes it impossible to safely aim down the sights.