Bergmann MP 28s 7.63×25mm Mauser (export) / *
The MP 28 is a recoilloader with a bolt and wooden stock. The barrel is surrounded by a perforated barrel jacket. The double-row rod magazine holds 32 rounds. The magazine well is on the left, the ejection window on the right. In contrast to the MP18, single fire can also be fired. The fire selector switch is located above the flue. The weapon, which is otherwise very similar to the MP18, can thus also be visually distinguished from it.
(7.65×21mm Parabellum - Wikipedia) (export)
SIG Bergmann 1920 [7.65×21mm Parabellum]
The M1920 was a basic blowback-operated submachine gun copied directly from the MP18. The only difference in design was the straight magazine feed, as opposed to the MP18’s backward-slanted magazine port, and the replacement of the MP18’s fixed rear sight with an adjustable tangent sight. The M1920 generally also used a more rounded cocking knob compared to the MP18’s curved handle. The M1920 did not take the 32-round “snail” magazines used by the MP18, but instead fed from more conventional 50-round double-stacked box magazines.
Pistola-metralhadora 11,43mm m/935 . 45acp
Portugal bought in small quantities of the .45ACP version in 1935 and embraced it as the Pistola-metralhadora 11,43mm m/935. They also purchased a small amount of the S1-100 in 7.65x21mm Luger in 1938 and this was adopted as the Pistola-metralhadora 7,65mm m/938 Steyer submachine gun.
Dual-Magazine MP40/I
These guns are generally referred to as “MP40/II”, but this nomenclature is incorrect. In official Wehrmacht equipment lists, they are called MP40/I. There were changes made to the standard MP40 early in its production (new bolt handle design and ribbed mag housing), but these changes were never given a new designation. So the first major variant of the design was this dual-mag system, hence it was called the MP40/I.
With german SMGs only having 20 and 32 round 9mm adding 40-50 round smgs would help germany a lot against the ussr, funnily a ten round mp18 exists though what good it would be is doubtful.
Quite a lot of the current German SMGs have 32-40 rounds already. Especially in the BR2-3 spectrum. Doesn’t that make your suggestion a little bit moot?
Quite a lot of the current German SMGs have 32-40 rounds already. Especially in the BR2-3 spectrum. Doesn’t that make your suggestion a little bit moot?
NOT LOOKING TO ADD 32 ROUND YES A LOT OF THOSE, or just add 32 plus those are 9mm
40 round include FNAB BR3 - Berreta M1 BR2 - Berreta 38/42
Berreta 38A BR4 Kiraly 39 BR5
none of those are German and three is not a lot
MP40/1 where MP40 is tech tree where is MP40/1
40-round Mauser pattern detachable box magazine (MP 18,III and MP 18,IV prototypes, SIG 1920)[2]
50-round Mauser pattern detachable box magazine (MP 18,III and MP 18,IV prototypes, SIG 1920)[2]
50-round magazine from Lanchester (MP 28/II)
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Also those are different caliber’s than in game including a 45 cal smg axis
If you want to know about EVERY weapon that is already in the game, including those that are only in the mission editor, or the ones that were removed after the “campaigns merge”, just look at the Enlisted page on IMFDb. Link just in case: Enlisted - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
There is absolutely everything that is ingame.
Thanks for the patience, Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum, is not Bergmann MP 28s 7.63×25mm Mauser, Pistola-metralhadora 11,43mm m/935 . 45acp Portugal bought in small quantities of the .45ACP version in 1935 and embraced it as the Pistola-metralhadora 11,43mm m/935, i did mess up but would love to see a German 40 round, and 45 cal is not an axis option, but thanks for the help.
