Game-ready model of the M3 “Grease Gun” made during World-War 2 in 1943. This is the early M3 model with the cocking handle, which was removed in the M3A1 iteration.

Designed for modern game engines with physics based renderers (PBR), and intended to be used in First Person Shooters and Virtual Reality, optimized to also allow usage on mobile and low-end systems.

The model has realistic dimensions, and is provided in multiple versions for various use cases: rigged for animation with useful bones for ejecting shells or attaching a muzzle flash effect, combined meshes for use as a prop or pickup/powerup, mesh hierarchy with moving parts separated and properly named.

Also included are useful prefabs like full and empty magazine, round, bullet and shell casing.