Craft Of Duty [Guns] Addon

Craft Of Duty [Guns] Mod — plug-and-play COD-style firepower for Bedrock that actually feels good in survival and PvP.

You spawn in and the armory’s open from minute one, no unlock grind. That means you can build a real loadout instead of swinging a stone sword at a creeper like it’s 2012. Think in roles. The Fiveseven is your reliable sidearm for clean finishers and quick swaps when you overextend. The Remington 870 is the hallway bully—tight rooms, village alleys, shipwrecks, and any place you can corner peek and delete problems up close. The Vector is your “I live in mid-range” spray king for raids, dungeon pushes, and city fights where mobility matters. When a teammate calls a wide angle or a ravine cross, the Ballista lets you post up, hold breath for a beat, and punish anyone sprinting in a straight line. And if your server rules allow big booms, the RPG is pure space control—use it to force packs off chokepoints or buy time to revive a friend, then swap back before someone third-parties you.

In survival, treat your base like a real outpost. Put a small range out back to practice snap shots at fence posts, and arrange cover around your walls so you’re never taking open fights when a raid pops. Clear villages lane by lane: Vector or 870 for interiors, Ballista from rooftops to pick off stragglers, and the sidearm for cleanup when you’re tapped mid-reload. Caves play differently with guns—light the path, hug corners, and let mobs round into you instead of ego peeking skeletons across dark gaps. If you’re traveling, set up simple “kill boxes” on bridges with waist-high walls so you can crouch, reload, and keep sightlines without getting pinged into the void.



On Realms and servers, split into roles and you’ll farm wins. One entry with the Remington to crack doors, one anchor with the Ballista watching long, one flex on the Vector bouncing between fights, and one utility carrying the Fiveseven and tools to place quick cover. Call targets and timing—“peek on three, I’ve got top lane”—and don’t double stack a doorway unless you want friendly body blocks. For arena nights, build a tight map with multiple routes, waist-high cover, and a raised mid so snipers have power but can be flanked. If your host keeps terrain damage off, the RPG becomes a fair crowd-control pick for objective holds; if it’s on, move fights to a quarry so you aren’t patching Swiss-cheese roads after every round.

The best part: it’s a clean drop-in. No player.json, no beta APIs, and it plays nice with other Bedrock addons, so you can stack it with your favorite UI or furniture pack without breaking survival or achievements on strict worlds. For search: Minecraft Bedrock guns addon, MCPE gun mod, COD-style weapons for servers and Realms. Grab your kit, set your lanes, and let Craft Of Duty turn your world into a map that actually rewards smart positioning and clean shots.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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