List of Ausland muskets, arquebuses, cannons, and other vintage weapons made by Ausland Weapons.

This article details all weapons made by the Ausland Company from 1405 to 1878. The Ausland Company was the premier manufacturer of weapons in the less remotely populated colonies of the North Pacific Empire. It was founded by an ancestor of revolutionary leader Fredrick Ausland. The company made arquebuses, muskets, other types of guns, cannons, ammunition, and other weapons.

The 6607 Custom Model 7 long rifle was the last variant of the 6607 put into production. It was the most powerful musket ever produced, with obscene muzzle velocity and had a maximum rate of fire of almost 5 rounds per minute, one of the fastest firing rifles ever produced. However, this put strain on the user, and after 15 minutes of firing, even Ethan was worn down to around 3-3.5 rounds per minute. It was unusually heavy due to its long and rather thick barrel. Ethan recieved one for his 13th birthday, and it was not uncommon to see him shooting with. When threats against him increased starting in 9th grade, he began bringing it to school every day, instead of just the Smoke Festival field trips. The Ausland was a very expensive rifle due to its power, size, sturdy build, and reliability. It was a high quality, "premium" item. When Hannah came back into Ethan's train car on the trip to the festival in 8th grade, she asked him "My family just got me a 6612!", and Ethan said "You piece of sh--, I have a 6607 custom", to the laughter of his gang, Ethan then loaded and pointed the rifle at her, and after a few seconds, she ran screaming out of his car. One hit by a .92 bullet was often enough to kill the target, no matter where the hit was. It could also accurately deliver a rifled round to up to 440 meters, over 275 yards more than other long rifles. In today's money, a 6607 Custom would cost around $10,200. It is made of of a combination of polished ash, elm, and cherry, with an oak top. The iron in the gun is high quality and very expensive.The Ausland 6607 Standard was the standard use model of the 6607, it was high quality but affordable for usual infantry. It was the first rifle to use the .92 rifled bullet.