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{{Other uses|this=the ''Team Fortress Classic'' weapon|for=the scrapped ''Team Fortress 2'' weapon|Nail Gun}}
 
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{{Item infobox
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| game         = tfc
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| game           = tfc
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| type         = weapon
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| type           = weapon
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| slot         = [[Weapons (Classic)#Slot 3 Weapons|Slot 3]] <small>(Scout)</small><br> [[Weapons (Classic)#Slot 4 Weapons|Slot 4]] <small>(Sniper, Spy)</small>
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| two-models    = yes
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| two-models  = yes
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| TFC-model      = Nailgun tfc.png
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| TFC-model    = Nailgun TFC.png
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| QTF-model      = Nailgun qwtf.png
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| QTF-model    = Nailgun qwtf.png
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| used-by        = [[Scout (Classic)|Scout]], [[Sniper (Classic)|Sniper]], [[Spy (Classic)|Spy]]
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| custom-slot  = yes
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| slot           = <!--
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| used-by      = [[Scout (Classic)|Scout]], [[Sniper (Classic)|Sniper]], [[Spy (Classic)|Spy]]
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-->[[Weapons (Classic)#Slot 3 Weapons|Slot 3]] <small>(Scout)</small><br><!--
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| ammo-loaded = 200 <small>(Scout)</small><br>150 <small>(Sniper)</small><br>100 <small>(Spy)</small>
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-->[[Weapons (Classic)#Slot 4 Weapons|Slot 4]] <small>(Sniper)</small><br><!--
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| ammo-carried = N/A
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-->[[Weapons (Classic)#Slot 4 Weapons|Slot 4]] <small>(Spy)</small>
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| ammo-type   = Nails
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| ammo-loaded   = <!--
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-->200 <small>(Scout)</small><br><!--
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-->100 <small>(Sniper)</small><br><!--
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-->100 <small>(Spy)</small>
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| ammo-carried   = N/A
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| ammo-type     = [[File:TFC Ammo Nails.png|left|30px|link=]] [[Ammo (Classic)#Nails|Nails]]
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| reload        = No reload
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| tfc-model      = Nailgun tfc.png
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| qtf-model      = Nailgun qwtf.png
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| show-kill-icon = no
 
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The '''Nailgun''' is a weapon in the classic Team Fortress games and is used by the [[Scout (Classic)|Scout]], [[Sniper (Classic)|Sniper]] and [[Spy (Classic)|Spy]]. It is an automatic weapon that fires medium-strength nails with perfect accuracy. The amount of nails used per shot depends on the game; in ''[[Quake Team Fortress]]'' it uses two, but in ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]'', it uses one nail per shot.
 
  
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Nails are different from other weapons in that they are actually projectiles, and take some time to reach their target. As such, they make quick work of slow moving or stationary targets. Players need to aim ahead of faster moving targets.  
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The '''Nailgun''' is a weapon for the [[Scout (Classic)|Scout]], [[Sniper (Classic)|Sniper]], and [[Spy (Classic)|Spy]]. It is an automatic weapon that fires medium-strength nails with perfect accuracy. The amount of nails used per shot depends on the game; in ''[[Team Fortress]]'' it uses two, but in ''[[Team Fortress Classic]]'' it uses one.
  
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Because of the constant stream of damage it does, it is an ideal anti-[[Sentry Gun (Classic)|Sentry Gun]] weapon.  
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Nails are different from other ammo in that they are actually projectiles and take some time to reach their target. As such, they make quick work of slow-moving or stationary targets. Players need to aim at a point in front of faster moving targets, or simply not do so, since the nails are very slow and easily avoidable.
  
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==Damage==
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Because of the constant stream of damage it does, it is an ideal anti-[[Sentry Gun (Classic)|Sentry Gun]] weapon. Trying to kill with these nails are not recommended. The same applies to the [[Super Nailgun (Classic)|Super Nailgun]].
  
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9 per nail.
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== Damage and function times ==
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{{Damage table
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| hatnotes        = no
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| type            = Projectile
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| damagetype      = Nail
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| rangetype        = Ranged
  
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| damage          = yes
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|  base            = <!--
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--><div style="float:left"><small>''Team Fortress Classic'':</small></div> 9<br/><!--
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--><div style="float:left"><small>''Team Fortress'':</small></div> 17
  
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==Gallery==
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| function times  = yes
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|  attack interval = <!--
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--><div style="float:left"><small>''Team Fortress Classic'':</small></div>0.06s<br/><!--
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--><div style="float:left"><small>''Team Fortress'':</small></div> 0.2 s
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}}
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== Obituaries (''Team Fortress'') ==
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{| class="wikitable grid"
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|-
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|Scout
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|''"... caught one too many nails from ..."''
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|-
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|Sniper
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|''"... ran into ...'s nails"''
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|-
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|Spy
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|''"... was turned into ...'s pin-cushion"''
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|-
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|[[Birthday mode]]
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|''"... gets no say in it, no say in it at all! sings ..."''
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|}
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== Unused content ==
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<gallery>
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File:HUD nail gun TFC unused.png|Unused HUD icon.
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File:Tfc dmsg unusedsmg.png|Unused kill icon.
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</gallery>
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== Trivia ==
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* The Nailgun bears a resemblance to the British [[Wikipedia:Sten|Sten]] submachine gun.
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* The Nailgun was going to appear in ''Team Fortress 2'' as the primary weapon for the [[Scout]], prior to being replaced by the [[Scattergun]]. (see [[Nail Gun]])
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== Gallery ==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
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File:HUD_nail_gun_TFC_unused.png|Unused weapon icon (HUD).
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File:TFC p nailgun.png|New third-person model.
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File:Tfc_dmsg_unusedsmg.png|Unused kill icon.
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File:Nail TFC.png|Nail projectile.
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File:Nail_TFC.png|Nail projectile model.
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File:p nailgun TFC old.png|Old third-person model.
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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==Trivia==
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{{Classic Weapons nav}}
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*The [[Nailgun]] was also going to appear in ''Team Fortress 2'' as the [[Scout]]'s primary weapon, but it was replaced with the [[Scattergun]]. It can be seen in [[Trailer 2]].
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{{Classic Scout nav}}
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*The TFC Nailgun bears a resemblence to the British Sten sub-machinegun.
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{{Classic Sniper nav}}
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{{Classic_Weapons_nav}}
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{{Classic Spy nav}}
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{{Classic_Scout_nav}}
 
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{{Classic_Sniper_nav}}
 
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{{Classic_Spy_nav}}
 

Latest revision as of 14:49, 14 August 2024

This article is about the Team Fortress Classic weapon. For the scrapped Team Fortress 2 weapon, see Nail Gun.

The Nailgun is a weapon for the Scout, Sniper, and Spy. It is an automatic weapon that fires medium-strength nails with perfect accuracy. The amount of nails used per shot depends on the game; in Team Fortress it uses two, but in Team Fortress Classic it uses one.

Nails are different from other ammo in that they are actually projectiles and take some time to reach their target. As such, they make quick work of slow-moving or stationary targets. Players need to aim at a point in front of faster moving targets, or simply not do so, since the nails are very slow and easily avoidable.

Because of the constant stream of damage it does, it is an ideal anti-Sentry Gun weapon. Trying to kill with these nails are not recommended. The same applies to the Super Nailgun.

Damage and function times

Damage and function times
Shot type Projectile
Damage type Nail
Ranged or Melee damage? Ranged
Damage
Base damage 100%
Team Fortress Classic:
9
Team Fortress:
17
Function times
Attack interval
Team Fortress Classic:
0.06s
Team Fortress:
0.2 s
Values are approximate and determined by community testing.

Obituaries (Team Fortress)

Scout "... caught one too many nails from ..."
Sniper "... ran into ...'s nails"
Spy "... was turned into ...'s pin-cushion"
Birthday mode "... gets no say in it, no say in it at all! sings ..."

Unused content

  • Unused HUD icon.

  • Unused kill icon.

Trivia

  • The Nailgun bears a resemblance to the British Sten submachine gun.
  • The Nailgun was going to appear in Team Fortress 2 as the primary weapon for the Scout, prior to being replaced by the Scattergun. (see Nail Gun)

Gallery

  • New third-person model.

  • Nail projectile.

  • Old third-person model.

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