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Duke Nukem Forever 2011 - Shotgun

- ♥♥♥♥ Kickem, before grabbing a totally non-functional shotgun meant as a display

The Winchester 1300 Defender, a.k.a that shotgun from Duke Nukem 3D and Forever, is the shotgun of choice for Duke Nukem himself and quite bizarrely, also a standard-issue shotgun for the futuristic Earth Defense Forces. A devastating close-range weapon with high damage, somewhat-ok accuracy for a videogame shotgun and the ability to completely destroy limbs like a shotgun should.

Outfitted with a Tacstar pistol grip and forward grip, heat shield for idiotproofing and a mirrored ejection port mainly to spite people who actually get triggered by these. Capable of holding seven shells, this is the perfect weapon in case that you really really want the person you hate blown off five rooms away, says the dead EDF soldier with a shotgun on his hands.

Just don't forget to reload it every once in a while or you'll end up like that dead EDF soldier with a shotgun on his hands who probably went in with an empty shotgun like the total idiot he is like oh my god why are they so bad at dealing with the alien threat you've been fighting these alien bastards for like 10+ years and also what the hell is that dropship design who the hell would make tha-
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The Shotgun, created to be as close to the original as possible in terms of animation from the 2011 title. I've been sitting on this thing for a year now so whoops lol.

FEATURES
* Unfortunately no TLS variants.
* A L4D2 flashlight mount
* One of the guns that DNF2011 didn't completely screw it up
* Mostly recreated 2011 weapon animations
* Original Shotgun sounds
* Gun Shop Sign and Weapon Icon (Straight out of the game)
* Works for both offline and online

TRIVIA
Did you know that the shotgun in DNF2011 has two reload animations depending if you're standing or crouching?

CREDITS
3D Realms, Triptych - Shotgun model & textures, vgui and weapon sounds
Kinsie/6000 ANGRY BEES - SFM port of the Shotgun.
I.S.G. - General moron and idiot, weapon animation and half-baked renders