The bridger: WESTERN weapon roster covers sidearms, long guns, shotguns, automatic weapons, bows, melee options, and specialties. A useful list preserves developer categories without inventing final stats. Use it to identify a target, then verify current store access, tier requirements, slot behavior, ammunition, and obtain method in the live server.
Evidence status: Roster names and categories are Official; live access and exact stats need in-game testing. Official denotes the current Roblox experience or public developer board. Community corroborated means several current same-game references agree. Needs in-game testing flags changing Early Alpha behavior.
At a glance
Primary-board names include Taurus .357, Schofield 6, Whitney Dragoon, Derringers, Mauser, Colt Ocelot, Bow, Coin Gun, and Snubnose. Secondary names include Winchester, Mare’s Leg, Malcolm .70, Martini Henry, Bolt Action, Double-Barrel Shotgun, Maverick 88, Tommy Gun, Huot Automatic, Sabre, and Crossbow. Shabon Hamon, Spin, and Wrecking Ball appear as specialties.
Named content can remain while its exact price, chance, damage, timer, slot rule, or reward changes. Use the live prompt for the current action, particularly before spending Moola, consuming an item, replacing equipment, or entering a contested area.
- Firearm controls use M1 to fire, M2 to aim, R to reload, and G for weapon melee.
- The board notes category and tier behavior, but also describes a current bug affecting intended same-category limits.
- Reloading may discard remaining ammunition under current board guidance, so early reloads should be tested.
- Mare’s Leg has a separate reported rusted-item and Flint repair route.
- Specialty systems may replace both ordinary firearm slots rather than occupy one normal category.
Recommended route
- Choose primary, secondary, or specialty before comparing names.
- Inspect the current store, NPC, drop, fishing, quest, or event source for the target.
- Confirm current tier access and which slot will be replaced.
- Check ammunition type and carry a small safe test supply.
- Test aim, fire, reload, and G melee on a low-risk target.
- Observe range, recovery, capacity, and reliability without assuming an old damage table.
- Bank the weapon if the system sends repaired or rare weapons to storage.
- Recheck after an update that changes weapons, stores, tiers, or ammunition.
Finish one checkpoint before starting the next. If an interaction is absent, inspect tier, age, alignment, bounty, equipment, inventory, time of day, and server age. Compare one fresh server after a patch rather than repeating an expensive action in a potentially stale server.
What to verify live
- The name matches the live display and is not a similarly named rusted item.
- The category and slot behavior match the current server.
- Store or repair access is available to your tier.
- Reloading does not consume ammunition differently from your assumption.
- A specialty acceptance prompt explains both replaced gun slots.
- The weapon persists through normal storage and rejoin behavior.
Record the prompt or result that supports a precise claim. A community route can identify the correct NPC, region, or activity while still being wrong about a percentage or price. Separate that useful route shape from figures the current interface no longer supports.
Planning and risk
Build a practical roster, not a collection of names. Keep one reliable option for routine NPCs, one tool for the range or threat you struggle with, and a reserve weapon you can replace. Rare does not automatically mean suitable for ammunition supply, horse combat, wildlife, or your preferred aim style.
Bank unrelated valuables whenever supported, carry only the material needed for the next checkpoint, and keep a reserve for ammunition, travel, or recovery. For combat and wildlife, test the tool on an ordinary target before a rare enemy, boss, or player.
- Record category and obtain source.
- Keep current live stats separate from board names.
- Test ammunition use.
- Verify slot replacement.
- Store rare repaired weapons.
- Date every comparison.
Troubleshooting
The interaction is missing
Move closer, leave combat, equip the relevant tool, and confirm prerequisite state. Some board entries are work in progress, time-limited, or dependent on a preceding quest. Rejoin once before deciding the whole route is unavailable.
The cost, chance, or reward differs
Trust the current game. Capture the exact prompt and date, then treat an older number as historical. Do not average conflicting figures into a new invented value.
The item or weapon disappeared
Check inventory, bank, equipped slots, and any system-specific storage. An item may be consumed, retained, automatically stored, or affected by a bug. Confirm which case applies before risking a second copy.
A ranking does not match my result
Rankings assume a purpose and testing environment. Aim, latency, matchup, route, range, and current balance all matter. Use a list to choose candidates, then keep the option that performs consistently in your own controlled test.
Evidence and update note
The weapon names and broad primary, secondary, and specialty grouping come from the public developer board. Community guides provide current performance discussion, but older lists disagree sharply with August 2026 coverage. This page therefore avoids presenting a permanent damage or rarity table.
This page was checked on August 27, 2026. Where direct developer detail is incomplete, current same-game guides supply a labeled working route. Exact values remain omitted unless the current evidence justifies presenting them.
Final checklist
- The exact target name and category are confirmed.
- Access and tier requirements are visible.
- Slot replacement is understood.
- Ammunition and reload behavior are tested.
- Storage behavior is known.
- No old stat table is treated as current without testing.
When these checks match the live server, continue one step at a time. When they do not, stop at the last safe checkpoint and resolve the mismatch before spending or fighting again.