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I have to make a choice here.
Stabby stabby, or shooty shooty. I choose shooty shooty.
"This was an improved twin-trigger version of the M1918. This model could provide both automatic fire and single shots. The furniture for the Bigrillo variant was, unlike the standard M1918, built from the ground-up and not recycled from the Vetterli rifle. The folding Carcano bayonet was also omitted in this model. This version was reportedly made at Manifattura Italiana d’Armi, or MIDA." - gun wiki
Assuming this is correct (which it very well might not be), the arcade version could potentially be realistic, with different furniture and no bayo