Small doesn't mean bad. Look at the weapons nowadays. While most American military specialists like big rounds like the .30-06 or the .50 cal look at the Izraeli Special Forces, using .22's.
I think that the Sturmgewehr-44 is the most influential and most revolutionary weapon of the 20th century. Sure you can say that the Avtomat Kalashnikova - 47 (AK-47) is the best, but the Sturmgewehr-44 influenced him even though it's internal design is different. The 7.92 x 33 mm Kurz round (7.92 Kurz) is sheer inginuety and it started the age of assault rifles.
What do those have to do with WWII Shooters. The first initial Uzi Model came out in 1951 and in 1956 it was first used in battle (Suez War) and became highly popular. In the 1980s the Micro Uzi came out. The Mac-10 or Military Armament Corporation Model 10 came out in 1964 and also has nothing to do with WWII.
What do those have to do with WWII Shooters. The first initial Uzi Model came out in 1951 and in 1956 it was first used in battle (Suez War) and became highly popular. In the 1980s the Micro Uzi came out. The Mac-10 or Military Armament Corporation Model 10 came out in 1964 and also has nothing to do with WWII. WWIIWarrior
I actually know that I was just adding to my list!
I like the FN P90 and the AK-47! These aren't WWII guns but their infinitely cooler in my opinion! These are all Counter Strike weapons except for the Uzi and Micro Uzi! They should be in their though!
What do those have to do with WWII Shooters. The first initial Uzi Model came out in 1951 and in 1956 it was first used in battle (Suez War) and became highly popular. In the 1980s the Micro Uzi came out. The Mac-10 or Military Armament Corporation Model 10 came out in 1964 and also has nothing to do with WWII. WWIIWarrior
I actually know that I was just adding to my list!
I like the FN P90 and the AK-47! These aren't WWII guns but their infinitely cooler in my opinion! These are all Counter Strike weapons except for the Uzi and Micro Uzi! They should be in their though! Is'nt the Uzi already in Counter Strike Source? Anyhow, my favorite WW2 gun would be the Moison Nagant, or the Kar 98K which are both very nice. I also Like the Scoped Gewher 43.
The M1 Grand is nice, i like it because its accurate and has a clip! Can you get an M1 with a grenade launcher feature??? I think that is true, Forgotten Hope has a gun that comes with grenades but im not sure if it was the M1 or not.
The M1 Grand is nice, i like it because its accurate and has a clip! Can you get an M1 with a grenade launcher feature??? I think that is true, Forgotten Hope has a gun that comes with grenades but im not sure if it was the M1 or not. Iffy350
Yes. It can be fitted with an M7 and later M7A1 (Which came in '45 and saw no service) grenade launcher. You can use an adapter and a regular frag. grenade or specially designed rifle grenades. The M1 Carbine could also fire grenades with the help of the M8.
[QUOTE="Iffy350"]The M1 Grand is nice, i like it because its accurate and has a clip! Can you get an M1 with a grenade launcher feature??? I think that is true, Forgotten Hope has a gun that comes with grenades but im not sure if it was the M1 or not. WWIIWarrior
Yes. It can be fitted with an M7 and later M7A1 (Which came in '45 and saw no service) grenade launcher. You can use an adapter and a regular frag. grenade or specially designed rifle grenades. The M1 Carbine could also fire grenades with the help of the M8.
I remember reading about Easy Company/506th PIR using those in Mourmelne (SP?)
The PPSh 42 was better tho, but it had a clip, but its better to have less ammo per clip than a useless gun in battle... Icarus405
It was better I agree since it was lighter. Rate of fire was reduced but just the increase in mobility was worth it. The PPSh was not that bad of a weapon it's just so many were being produced that they werent quality they were quantity.
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