Tier one:
It can be filled already with existing guns. The starting rifle would be the Enfield P14, then the M1917 Enfield. Afterwards, players would get the Lee-Metford, an SMLE style rifle with 2 less rounds and a slower action. Finishing off Tier 1 would be the Ross Mk. III rifle.
The sniper for Tier 1 would be the scoped P14.
Tier Two:
This tier would start out with the SMLE Mk. III and the Lee Enfield No. 4, followed by the MLE Mk. I “Long Tom”, a predecessor to the SMLE with a much longer barrel allowing a massive increase in power. Finally, rather than having a low tier semi, the Brits will get the Jungle Carbine, which the soldier will fire Mad Minute style at a similar ROF to the pump action shotguns. Its range and power are reduced from the full length rifles.
Tier Three:
Tier 3 introduces semi auto rifles with the Remington Model 8, which holds 5 shots and has a base hitpower of 9.5, but also has a 430 rpm cap and very low recoil, making it a substitute for bolt rifles up close, but not something to overshadow them. This tier also adds the SMLE with the grenade launcher, and a sniper scoped Ross Rifle.
Tier Four
Tier 4 is where more prototypes are added, but we begin with the M1 Garand, used by Canadians in the late war. Then there is the full-auto Charlton Automatic Rifle with a ten round magazine, and finally the Howell Automatic Rifle, holding twenty rounds but being semi auto only. In this tier players also unlock the Lee Enfield No. 4 with AT rifle grenades and the Lee Enfield No. 4 sniper rifle.
Tier 5 adds the final rifle: the Rieder Automatic Rifle with a 30 round magazine and full auto only. It is balanced out by heavy weight and higher horizontal recoil.