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yes the Lee-Enfield No.3 bolt action rifle, speaking of bolt actions, the Mosin-Nagant was a pretty old rifle even for its time in WW2 ey?
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Yep. It's pretty old. But back in WWII, SMGs are more prominent on Soviets right? Like in Berlin, the Soviets swarmed Berlin with PPSH-41s in hand.
And speaking of old rifles, the Lebel Model 1886 rifle's quite old.
And speaking of old rifles, the Lebel Model 1886 rifle's quite old.
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yes very, it was the French army's weapon of choice during World War I and even during then was slowly getting replaced with other rifles
its not surprising to see so many PPSH41s near the end, its design basically was incredible more cost effective than the PPD-34 and its rate of fire is devestating
its not surprising to see so many PPSH41s near the end, its design basically was incredible more cost effective than the PPD-34 and its rate of fire is devestating
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How about silent weapons? Such as the Welrod pistol and the Delisle carbine. I love those stories about the endeavors of the OSS nad the SOE.
Plus, the hot French chicks too.
Plus, the hot French chicks too.
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the Deslisle carbine was pretty much the first silenced rifle ever right? its suppressor took up basically half the rifle. you know wats also interesting, the M1942 Liberator
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Ah, yes. The Liberator. That Woolworth gun. It's a collector's item nowadays from what I saw in various gunshows I've been to.
It's more of a one-use weapon however, since all you need is shoot the enemy, then steal his weapons.
It's more of a one-use weapon however, since all you need is shoot the enemy, then steal his weapons.
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Yep. Pretty cheap. Just like the M3. Costs like $20 back in the war.
Well, how about the Sten? And the various Polish SMGs from the Warsaw uprising.
Well, how about the Sten? And the various Polish SMGs from the Warsaw uprising.
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well its nice to see someone else beside us two here
@Scar the Sten was designed as a cost effective SMG to replace the lost equipment after that disaster at Dunkirk right?
@Scar the Sten was designed as a cost effective SMG to replace the lost equipment after that disaster at Dunkirk right?
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Yeah, pretty much.That thing's supposed to be used by partisans, but because of the invasion scare, the British added it as a stop-gap measure to fill the weapon shortage.
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they're configured into AR settings this i the Mk3 which can quick change its barrel and has a removable stock
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Nice job kalash. How about upgrading the Beretta CX4 to full-auto? That gun has a very sleek design.
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Scarface wrote...
Nice job kalash. How about upgrading the Beretta CX4 to full-auto? That gun has a very sleek design. i know people who've done that so i should be no problem and i too like the design for the CX4, kind of reminds me of a Walter G22
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I love that pistol-calibre carbine. The design reminds me of what the Umbrella Corp soldiers use in the Resident Evil series
Oh, the G22. Looks sleek enough. but I'll pick the Beretta. Just give it some nice optics and other attachments and we're ready to go.
Oh, the G22. Looks sleek enough. but I'll pick the Beretta. Just give it some nice optics and other attachments and we're ready to go.
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Scarface wrote...
I love that pistol-calibre carbine. The design reminds me of what the Umbrella Corp soldiers use in the Resident Evil seriesOh, the G22. Looks sleek enough. but I'll pick the Beretta. Just give it some nice optics and other attachments and we're ready to go.
done and done
although i think it may need a bigger magazine