BR II / BR III axis SMG? Star Si 35

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Star Si 35

  • made in Spain
  • designed 1935 by Isaac Irusta and Valentin Suenaga
  • manufacturer was Star Bonifactio Echevierria, S.A.
  • produced from 1915 — 1937
  • submachine gun
  • delayed (retarded) blowback, open bolt
  • used cartridge: 9mm Largo with a muzzle velocity of 1,250 ft/s (380 m/s)
  • rate of fire: 2 variants 300 rounds/min and 700 rounds/min
  • uses 10, 30 or 40 round magazines
  • mass was 8,40 lb (3,80 kg)
  • length was 35,00 inches (90,00 cm) without bayonet
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if Darkflow / Gaijin decide to keep PPS-43 in it’s current form on BR II, give us that one in event as counter weapon with a ROF of 700 and 30 rounds :sunglasses:
→ other suggestion BR II / BR III axis SMG? Labora Fontbernat M-1938

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the 10 round for br1 and the 30 round for br2 but its after the mp40 ( tier 3 )?

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and 40rounds for BR III

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Users:
Small numbers used in the final months of the Spanish Civil War.
The weapon was marketed to the United States Army in 1940 as the “Atlantic” and was tested by the British Army around the same time. Both nations decided against adoption of the weapon.

Well, maybe it’s worth adding this gun to the allies…But…

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For this one I would accept a compromise: allies get this with 30 / 40 rounds + ROF of 700 and axis get the other one :slight_smile:

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It would be the exact opposite

Since tommys exists this gun would be pointless

Unlike the other hand that would be an amazing improvement for germany