Bow To Gun Resource Pack 1.11.2 / 1.10.2

The Bow to Gun resource pack breaks the mainstream trend – instead of focusing on changing the complete look of the game by redesigning blocks, this unique take reinvents just a couple of items. First and foremost, as the name itself suggests, the bow takes the shape of a flashy-looking gun that resembles a real-life Desert Eagle. It even has corresponding sounds to go along with it – when you fire an “arrow” in-game, you’ll be met with a gunshot. It gives Minecraft just enough spice to break the monotony and make it more interesting. If that’s not enough, this texture pack also introduces a whole new set of weaponry as far as swords are concerned. The diamond sword comes in as a massive chainsaw with a beautiful black & red color palette that perfectly complements its detailed design. As a lower quality weapon, the stone sword takes the shape of a large club carrying a caveman vibe along with it.

Additionally, dressing Steve in-game with a diamond chestplate will give him a camo jacket instead of the traditional shiny blue that we’re all used to. You’ll almost feel like you’re playing an action-survival realistic game instead of Minecraft. Accompanying these changes are also quite a few visual effects. For example, when you fire a gun, there’s a special animation for the gunshot and the flying bullet. Arrows take the form of gun magazines, which will also be reflected and shown once you start “reloading” the gun. The whole resource pack synchronizes the sound effects, visual implementations, and texture changes extremely smoothly. Of course, none of these modifications have any impact on the gameplay whatsoever. The damage you deal as well as receive remains the same. Still, you must admit – it’s much more fun shooting mobs with a heavy-duty gun than it is with a bow.