MW3 Intervention Plutonium (for AWP)

CheyTac M200 Intervention from CoD: Modern Warfare 2

An American high-caliber sniper rifle, which can also be used in anti-materiel role. It fires propriertary Cheyenne Tactical ammunition that sits between .50 BMG and .338 Lapua. The rifle can be used for sniping enemy personnel as far as two kilometers with almost unmatched precision and has set quite a few impressive records. Weighting only around 15 kilograms, it can also be easily used for the modern warfare technique known as Three Sixty Quebec Sierra, which is what the rifle is mostly famous for.

Replaces the "AWP" (model and reloading sounds)

Imagine making a mod for AWP, testing it, taking screenshots of it, then at the last minute recompiling it for the Scout slot and not releasing the AWP version at all because you're a lasy bum? Oh wait, you don't have to imagine, you've got ME.

Anyone remembers when Call of Duty was actually good? Back when they released games yearly but people didn't want them to die out the moment the next one comes out, so they modded them and ran dedicated servers? Remember AlterIWnet and FourDeltaOne before they got sued to oblivion by Activi$ion? Well, it seems that real fans cannot be stopped by some greedy little company that allegedly drinks breast milk in their Cosby rooms. They will get their favorite games with server browsers and anticheat regardless of how many times they say "don't play those old crappy games you love so much, buy these new amazing reskins of MW19 every year and don't forget the map packs and all the supply drops!" We have projects from XLabs, Plutonium, and the upcoming SM2 that is based on MW2 engine, but will include the best parts from all the games, dozens of maps, and over one hundred weapons, so it's like the now shut down CoD Online but even crazier.

Anyway, I tried out Plutonium recently. Among other games, Modern Warfare 3 has the biggest noticeable changes, such as having the "AK-74u" "submachine gun" and the Intervention, and they have the whole assortment of attachments and