local MyGamemode = MyGamemode or {}
    --Create An Overall Table For Our Gamemode
    --Set The Value Of The Table To Itself
    --Or
    --If It Has No Value Set The Value To An Empty Table
     
    --Make A Custom Function In Our Table
    function MyGamemode.PlayerInitialSpawn( Ply )
            --Add A Variable To Our Player Entity
            Ply.SpawnEquipment = {}
            Ply.SpawnEquipment.Weapons = {}
            --Insert A Custom Value To The Table
            table.insert( Ply.SpawnEquipment.Weapons, "weapon_crowbar" )
            --Example Of Clearing The Table And Adding New Weapons
            table.Empty( Ply.SpawnEquipment.Weapons )
            --Insert A Different Weapon
            table.insert( Ply.SpawnEquiment.Weapons, "weapon_ar2" )
            --And Another
            table.insert( Ply.SpawnEquiment.Weapons, "weapon_pistol" )
    end
     
    --Hook Into The GM:PlayerInitialSpawn()
    hook.Add( "PlayerInitialSpawn", "MyCustomInitalspawnFunction", MyGamemode.PlayerInitialSpawn )
     
     
    --Give The Player Their Spawn Equipment
    --Override The PlayerLoadout Function So ONLY Our Equipment Is Given
    function GM:PlayerLoadout( Ply )
            local Equipment = Ply.SpawnEquipment
            --Make Sure Equipment Is Not nil
            if ( Equipment != nil ) Then
                    local Weapons = Equipment.Weapons
                    --Make Sure Weapons Is Not nil
                    if ( Weapons != nil ) then
                            --Loop Through Our Weapons Table
                            --k == Table Key, 1,2,3,4,5..
                            --v == Table Value
                            for k,v in pairs(Weapons) do
                                    --Give The player Each Weapon In The Equipment Table
                                    Ply:Give( v )
                            end
                    end
            end
    end