A weapon similar to the M2 carbine for Japan, Russia, and Germany

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[Veekay45]

We need to look at which weapons were used in WW2 and not at which weapon types don’t have clones with other nations

[OggeKing]

Jesus Christ that thing is disgusting.

Not your fault of course.

[c4qph2]

@OggeKing

that thing is disgusting

As a japs BR3+ tech tree

[c4qph2]

[c4qph2]

This one from Vietnam.

[Kriegerfaust007-live]

The Walther Karabiner 45

Some more Axis weapon (Part#2)

Blah blah blah check my last suggestions blah blah blah Some wepons for Axis Some weapons for western allies Some French weapons Some more weapons for Axis Some Italian weapons Now let’s start Gustloff Barnitzke light machine gun [image] [image] 7.92x57mm cartridge 1945 The German Gustloff Barnitzke light machine gun. Derived from the MG 42 by Karl Barnitzke, the weapon used an unusual delayed blowback action consisting of two flywheels in a rack and pinion arrangement. The flywheels wer…

This weapon is probably the least understood so far, as I cannot find any information on this firearm aside from the fact that it was an experimental alternative to the Gewehr 43 and was, of course, developed by Walther. Historic Firearm of the Month, February 2000. 56.KB-P-330 self-loading carbine, caliber 7.62mm M43

[GiltBurrito7238-live]

I will never stop campaigning for the M2 Carbine to be put in Assault where it belongs!

[Cringemacht]

I’d rather have period correct Allies/USSR/Japan submachine guns that have similar stat with STG family rather than adding wonky bullshit assault rifles that barely saw service in world war two.

Or just treat STG family as submachine gun, give them similar stat to other submachine guns and call it a day

[TheSaboteur59]

Okay, let’s imagine what it would look like for Japan, what historical Japan would be like. Here’s your Arisaka, you have very few Submachine Guns for your entire team, literally only a handful. You either don’t have semi-automatic rifles or only a couple of pieces per team, most of your tanks are Ha-Go and Chi-Ha, there are better ones, but they are few, you also don’t have anti-tank grenade launchers, because you made them, but as far as I know they didn’t have time to participate in the fighting, Japan capitulated earlier. The only anti-tank means you have is Type 97. Now with all this you have to fight with the Americans who have every infantryman armed with M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, who have a pretty good number of submachine guns, there are Bazookas and so on. And good luck killing a Sherman with a Ha-Go.

[Spiderkingthe10-live]

That look like something related to Alabama family tree

[Spiderkingthe10-live]

@Myrm1don

Automatic vg 1-5

[Veekay45]

@TheSaboteur59

Okay, let’s imagine what it would look like for Japan, what historical Japan would be like.

BR 2-3 maximum and I would love them to be that way.

[c4qph2]

Weapon academy

[изображение] The Weapons Academy is a place where you can change the class of your weapon and subsequently change it’s battle rating. Key concepts: Specialist weapon - weapon of a certain class that has become available to specialists after a class change. (engineer, radio operator, anti-tanker, rifleman, etc.) Ersatz - machine gun - weapon of any class, which after changing the class became available to the machine gunner class. The user will be able to give his weapon to the “academy” an…

BR5 engies with BR3 SMGs?

[Willcario]

@Spiderkingthe10-live

@Myrm1don

Automatic vg 1-5

i dont know if an automatic volkssturmgewehr actually existed though

[Veekay45]

Yeah there is 0 evidence that something like “STG 1-5” ever existed.

First of all “1-5” is a misunderstanding, as it meant 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

Rename the VG 1-5

‘VG 1-5’ means VG 1 through 5 (1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.) The Volkssturmgewehr were five different weapon designs, one of which is in the game already (the ‘VG. 2’.) “The weapon is also sometimes known as the “Volkssturmgewehr 1-5” (or “VG 1-5”), a name that was believed to have originated as a misnomer. The Primitiv-Waffen-Programm resulted in five other bolt action rifle designs, VG 1 from Walther (VG in these cases standing for Volksgewehr), VG 2 from Spreewerk Berlin, VG 3 from Rheinmetall, VG 4 f…

Secondly, Volkssturmgewehr means “Volkssturm’s weapon”, not “People’s assault rifle”, as evident from “VG” and not “VStG”.

[GiltBurrito7238-live]

How long must we wait for them to finally properly name it MP 507!

[КвазиМод]

For the USSR, the following carbines or pp Korovin may be a stretch.

[Spiderkingthe10-live]

@КвазиМод

This one could work

[SzepWaxweiler]

@Willcario

i dont know if an automatic volkssturmgewehr actually existed though

They were real Ian in his video about VG 1-5 mentions that few select fire variant were made as experiment(At 4.57 he mentions it)

Gustloff VG1-5 Nazi Last Ditch Rifles