Muzzle sound effects from the business end. Rifles and submachine guns, a shotgun and a tank cannon, many recorded from right by the muzzle to well down the range. Single shots, doubles, triples, bursts. Wartime weapons sit next to modern ones, raw and cleaned, and there's a sci-fi blaster for guns that don't exist yet.
Modern weapon sound effects blend futuristic energy pulses with mechanical impacts, delivering high-quality recordings suitable for sci-fi productions and contemporary media.
Detailed World War II submachine gun recordings capture authentic sound effects across multiple distances, featuring varied firing patterns and comprehensive foley from single shots to sustained bursts.
This comprehensive weapon sample library features detailed sound effects of the L7A2 machine gun, including single shots, tracers, and bursts, with both raw recordings and cleaned versions without ambient noise.
Captured from a genuine World War II M5 Stuart tank, these historical sound effects include five blank cannon shots alongside detailed mechanical foley recordings.
Professional recordings capture diverse firing sequences of the HK416 rifle, featuring pristine and raw sound effects with meticulously edited versions, plus detailed foley elements.
Detailed combat shotgun recordings offer diverse firing sequences with clean and raw sound effects, featuring single to quintuple shots alongside authentic foley elements.
Professional-grade sound effects showcase a Smith & Wesson M66 revolver, featuring single and double shots, with both raw recordings and cleaned versions minus ambient noise.
Detailed firing sequences of the Belgian P90 weapon feature sound effects from single shots to bursts, with both raw and clean versions, plus supplementary foley recordings.
Comprehensive collection captures the MP5 submachine gun's diverse firing sequences and sound effects, featuring both raw recordings and pristine versions with ambient noise removed.
Comprehensive Soviet AKM rifle recordings feature diverse firing sequences with sound effects, both raw and cleaned versions, plus detailed Foley captures of weapon handling.
Powerful sound effects capture a Swedish Leopard 2 tank's V12 diesel engine during precision exercises, delivering authentic military vehicle acoustics with raw, mechanical intensity.
Several of these were recorded on lots of channels at once, at distances from right by the muzzle to well down the range, so the shot can sit wherever the camera is. Every angle, more or less. The firing comes as single shots, a Double Shot or a Triple Shot and longer bursts, with raw and cleaned versions to pick from. Wild foley of the weapons being handled comes alongside, so the handling can match the gun. The cannon was fired with blanks, and another tank recording caught a diesel engine during a firing exercise, which suits a war film with armour on the move.