75 caliber "wall guns" intended to be fired from fortress walls at distant targets, including personnel, horses, and supplies. In the late 19th century, the Chinese manufactured massive. In-game, the weapon has "sweet spot" of 60-100 meters, making it a mid-range weapon. While China was neutral in WWI, the weapon did see some action in spillover from the Russian Civil War in Mongolia, namely against the White Russian Baron Roman Ungern von Sternberg's Asiatic Volunteer Cavalry. The weapon saw use in the First Sino-Japanese war, the Boxer Rebellion, the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty, the Second World War, and the Chinese Civil War. The Hanyang Type 88 was a Chinese copy of the Mauser Gewehr 88, with a five-round magazine.
Skins: Boxer (Engraved), Anhui (Silver), The Warlord (Gold). In game, the weapon performs similarly to the Gewehr M95. While it was replaced by the M1903 Springfield in frontline US service, it was still in some ships arsenals until the 1920s. The weapon was designed by James Parris Lee, the same man who designed the famous British Lee-Enfield. The Lee Navy was a straight-pull bolt-action rifle used by the US Navy in the late 19th century, including the Spanish-American and Phillipine-American War. Skins: Cuzco Wells (Engraved), Juramentado (Green camo), USS Maine (silver), Dewey (gold). In-game, the Infantry and Sniper variants perform similarly to the Martini-Henry, but the Magazine variant has a tube magazine with similar damage and reload to the Lebel 1886. The weapon would see use in the First Sino-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, the Russo-Japanese War, and World War I, though by the time of the Russo-Japanese War, the weapon was for reserve use only. The first military rifle designed and manufactured in Japan by General Murata Tsuneyoshi, originally a single shot weapon in 11mm but later converted to tube magazine feed in 8mm. Skins: Port Arthur (Green Camo), Tsushima (silver), Meiji Restoration (gold). New variants, Carbine and Marksman added. 
Standard Japanese bolt-action rifle from Turning Tides DLC.
Skins: Guadalcanal (Green camo), Tsingtao (engraved), Last Ditch (battered), Banzai (silver), Yamato (gold). Note: Some weapons references events of Second World War- this is not unprecidented- canon BF1 skins also reference post-WWI events. Land in Tsingtao with the Imperial Japanese Army, experience the naval clash in the Strait of Malacca, fire the first American shots of the war, and join the Japanese intervention against the Soviets in Siberia. The War in the East DLC takes you to these far flung, forgotten battles. The First World War is often seen as a European war, however, it was a truly global conflict, with battles taking place in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, with the battles in East Asia and the Pacific are some of the least well known. 
6.2.3 Asian Volunteer Cavalry Victory Narration.
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