MrCrayfish's Gun Mod
A popular gun mod that adds various modern firearms and an attachment system.
📦 Modpacks With This Mod
DeceasedCraft - Urban Zombie Apocalypse
A zombie apocalypse modpack set in a ruined urban world. Scavenge, survive, fight with firearms, and hold out against endless waves of the undead.
🎯 Best for Best for players who enjoy a heavy modern-apocalypse system layer (temperature, thirst, vehicles).
Cursed Walking - A Modern Zombie Apocalypse
A full-scale zombie apocalypse survival modpack. Zombie hordes, mutant zombies, infection, firearms, city looting, blood moons, and custom dimensions — the complete zombie experience.
🎯 Best for A fit if you enjoy zombie-movie atmosphere — base building and city looting on a survival loop.
📖 Introduction
MrCrayfish's Gun Mod adds various modern firearms to Minecraft including pistols, rifles, shotguns, and sniper rifles. Each gun has unique firing sounds, recoil, accuracy, and damage, and can be customized with attachments such as scopes, grips, and barrels.
Frequently used in zombie apocalypse modpacks and PvP servers. The ammo system is realistic, so unlimited shooting is not possible.
🕒 When to Use This Mod
Reach for it whenever you're going modern — zombie apocalypse, post-collapse survival, that sort of campaign. The natural moment is when sword-and-bow combat against endless zombie hordes starts feeling clunky, or when a PvP server wants distance-based combat with actual weapon variety. Outside those contexts, it can clash with the medieval feel of most modpacks.
📦 Where It Matters Most
In DeceasedCraft and Cursed Walking it's effectively the main weapon system — every meaningful fight involves a gun. Pair it with Lost Cities-style urban generation and the campaign turns into floor-by-floor building clears, with ammo scarcity creating the kind of organic resource pressure that makes a modpack actually tense instead of just busy.
🎮 How It Changes Your Playthrough
Combat ranges shift completely. Spotting a zombie now triggers a distance check and a stance shift before you ever pull the trigger, and running out of ammo turns into a genuine crisis moment. Minecraft suddenly plays more like a shooter sim than a survival game — the weight of recoil and the rhythm of reloading land in a way that's surprisingly hard to put down.
💡 Gameplay Tips
- Each gun uses its own ammo type. Make sure to check which ammo you need.
- Attaching a scope lets you aim down sights with right-click.
- Gunfire can be heard from far away. Be careful as it can attract zombies.
- Scope zoom doesn't kick in automatically — you have to right-click to ADS before the view changes, and hipfire just follows the crosshair without much real accuracy. Treat your first thirty minutes as range practice rather than combat; once the rhythm of right-click-then-shoot becomes muscle memory, the rest of the mod opens up.
⚠️ Common Confusing Points
- • It's easy to mix up ammo and guns. Check carefully in JEI.