Military Weapons v1.0
Sometimes a diamond sword just does not cut it. When a raid party rolls up to your base or a Warden starts sniffing around your tunnel, you want something with a little more punch. That is exactly the gap Military Weapons v1.0 fills. This compact add-on drops three real-world firearms into your world, each with its own ammunition, so you can stop swinging and start shooting.
What Is Included in Military Weapons v1.0
The add-on keeps things focused. There is no bloated tech tree and no hundred-item crafting menu to scroll through. Instead, you get three weapons and three matching ammo types, all built with MCreator, which means the mod stays lightweight and loads quickly even on modest machines.
The Three Weapons
- RPG-7 - a shoulder-fired rocket launcher that turns mob clusters and small builds into craters. Perfect for clearing out a pillager outpost from a safe distance.
- AK-47 - a reliable automatic rifle that fires .308 rounds. Great for mid-range fights when you need steady damage without reloading every two seconds.
- MAC-10 - a fast-firing 9mm submachine gun. It chews through ammo quickly, but the close-range burst damage is hard to beat inside a cave or a mob farm.
The Three Ammo Types
- RPG-7 rocket - the explosive payload for the launcher.
- .308 round - rifle ammunition for the AK-47.
- 9mm round - the compact cartridge used by the MAC-10.
One important detail from the original release: there are currently no crafting recipes for any of the items. That means you will not find these guns in a crafting table grid. If you are playing in creative mode, you can pull everything straight from the inventory tabs. For survival players, you will need a mod or command that grants items directly, since the add-on ships without a recipe system in this version.
Supported Versions and Loader
Military Weapons v1.0 was built with MCreator, which typically targets the Forge loader on Minecraft 1.12.2, 1.16.5 and similar legacy branches. Before you install anything, check the version number on the download page and match it to your game build. Loading a Forge mod into a Fabric profile, or running it on a much newer Minecraft release, will usually crash the game on startup or simply fail to register the weapons at all.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher handles the whole process for you: it keeps a curated add-on catalog, checks that each entry matches your installed Minecraft build, and installs Military Weapons v1.0 with a single click while pushing automatic updates whenever the author ships a fix.
How to Install Military Weapons v1.0 for Minecraft
Installing the add-on is straightforward once your environment is ready. Follow these steps in order and you will be firing rockets within minutes.
- Install a compatible version of Minecraft Forge for your game version.
- Run the Forge installer once so the modded profile appears in your launcher.
- Locate your
.minecraft/modsfolder. On Windows this usually sits inside%appdata%. - Place the Military Weapons v1.0
.jarfile into the mods folder. Do not unzip it. - Launch Minecraft using the Forge profile and confirm the mod appears in the mods list.
- Open a creative world first to test the weapons and ammo before committing to a survival save.
If the game crashes on load, the most common culprits are a mismatched Forge version, a duplicate copy of the mod, or another add-on that conflicts with MCreator-generated code. Remove everything else from the mods folder, test the weapons alone, then add your other mods back one at a time.
Tips for Using the Weapons in Combat
The RPG-7 is your crowd-control tool, but the blast radius does not care who it hits. Fire it from at least ten blocks away or you will be picking your own items out of the crater. The AK-47 rewards tap-firing at medium range, while the MAC-10 shines in tight corridors where its spread barely matters. Stockpile ammo before a big fight, because running dry mid-boss-battle with no crafting recipes to fall back on is a rough way to lose a hardcore world.
Final Thoughts
Military Weapons v1.0 is a small, no-nonsense add-on that does one job well: it gives you three recognizable firearms and the ammo to feed them. The lack of crafting recipes limits how it fits into pure survival play, but for creative builders, modpack tinkerers and anyone who wants to test modern weapons against Minecraft mobs, it is a fun pick. Grab a compatible Forge build, drop the file in your mods folder, and see how long the Ender Dragon lasts against a rocket.
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