Is weapon state-machine fully server-side?

I have three questions about the weapon state-machine system.

1. Does the state machine run server-side?

I'm thinking it must be server-side because the onFire script is also server-side.

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2. Would that make the C/S communications loop look like:

1. left-click by player.
2. client catches click, sends event to server.
3. server receives event.
4. server processes event based on state-machine.
5. state-machine switches to "Fire" state.
6. state-machine triggers "onFire" script.
7. server creates and starts projectile, along with effects.
8. clients ghosting the character renders projectile and effects (including char who fired the shot).

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3. Is the first person weapon rendering on the client also triggered by the server?

Reason I ask this, I'm trying to figure out if the client side even touches the state system, or is simply responding to the server telling it what to do.

// FIRE
   // Fire the weapon. Calls the fire script which does
   // the actual work.
   stateName[5]                     = "Fire";
   stateTransitionGeneric0In[5]     = "ReadyMotion";
   stateTransitionOnTimeout[5]      = "NewRound";
   stateTimeoutValue[5]             = 0.15;
   stateFire[5]                     = true;
   stateRecoil[5]                   = "";
   stateAllowImageChange[5]         = false;
   stateSequence[5]                 = "fire";
   stateScaleAnimation[5]           = false;
   stateSequenceNeverTransition[5]  = true;
   stateSequenceRandomFlash[5]      = true;
   stateScript[5]                   = "onFire"; <============================= handles weapon firing?
   stateSound[5]                    = LurkerFireSoundList;
   stateEmitter[5]                  = GunFireSmokeEmitter;
   stateEmitterTime[5]              = 0.025;