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  Name: Remington Rolling Block Rifle
  Author: 45LongColt
  Version: 1.0

  Credits:
  --> All Models, All Textures, Making playable in game: 45LongColt
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  Short description:
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  Remington Rolling Block Rifle in .45-70 Goverment and .44 Magnum Caliber. Made from scratch.

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  Detailed description:
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  "Models and textures are quite good, but it doesn't have any custom animations. In fact, it uses vanilla animations,
   which are definetly not suitable for this weapon and have turned out to be terrible. Other than this, I think it'll do fine." - Author

 A true relic of the post-American civil war era! It was in production from late 1860's and all the way into the early 20th century. However, this relic still 
 exists and is still being produced in different countries of the world. The Rolling Block is definitely one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful
 rifle of the post civil war era, a rifle with great reliability, accuracy and with a very strong, yet simple action. Both models, the .45-70 Gov't and the .44
 Magnum caliber variants are available at the Vendortron, at the Gun Runners. You can find the unique version, the "Ol' Glorious" leaned on the cross of a
 grave, next to the Yangtze memorial. It's called Ol' Glorious, because it has a US flag tied to the stock. You can also find a disassembled Rolling Block on a
 reloading bench in Goodsprings. There is another, Rolling Block somewhere around Repconn facility. A scope can be attached to the Rolling Block, it's a
 mid-range, short variant of a Malcolm scope with 3X magnification. The .44 caliber variant does less damage, than the .45-70 variant, but requires a
 lower strength level and also weighs less. To use iron-sights properly, you have to cover your target with the front-post blade sight (Look at the image,
 where I had marked the bullet drop-spot with a red square). The scope however, is perfectly zeroed in, just aim at the center of the crosshair and pull the
 trigger. The second line, just bellow the center of the crosshair is purely cosmetic and does not affect bullet drop off.

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  Requirements:
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  Optional/Recommended:
  - The Weapon Mod Menu by Pelinor.

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  Installation:
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  Extract RemingtonRollingBlockRifle.zip from the archive and copy all of
  the content from Data folder to your: Fallout New Vegas/Data/ folder.
  Hit the "Fallout New Vegas - Launcher" and click "Data Files" and then check the RemingtonRollingBlockRifle.esp and click "OK".

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  Un-Installation:
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  Uncheck the RemingtonRollingBlockRifle.esp in "Data Files" and click "OK".
  Delete all contents from Data Files:

  Data\Meshes\weapons\RemingtonRollingBlock - delete the whole folder.
  Data\Meshes\interface\hud\MalcolmScope_Reticle.nif
  Data\Textures\interface\icons\pipboyimages\items\items_mod_MalcolmScope.dds
  Data\Textures\interface\icons\pipboyimages\weapons\RemingtonRollingBlock\weapons_RemingtonRollingBlock.dds
  Data\Textures\weapons\RemingtonRollingBlock - delete the whole folder.

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  Compatibility:
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  No compatibility issues are known, for now.

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  Contact:
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  Send a message to 45LongColt at New Vegas Nexus or at the Bethesda forums.

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  License/Legal:
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  The contents of this package are not to be redistributed by anyone without my permission.