Mp-41(r) as next event gun

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Mp-41(r) is a PPSh-41 rechambered for 9mm. This conversion was made in semi-large quantities and was used by the axis forces on all fronts

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History

Throughout the conflict PPSh-41 was seen by german soldiers as a superior weapon to their own Mp-40 and this was such a popular myth that PPSh became the 2nd most used SMG by the german army in ww2 despite being a captured enemy weapon. Even the german high command had plans to copy, rechamber and produce their own ppsh. One of these plans became the Mp-41(r), this gun is basically a captured and rechambered PPSh. They made a lot of these (I don’t know the exact number) and they were used in combat so it’s not a prototype weapon.

How it will work in Enlisted

Mp-41(r) is not just a ‘‘german PPSh’’ like in Stalingrad, it’s chambered for 9mm which in-game is slower but deals more damage than russian 7.62
It will hold less ammo than both ppsh(box) and ppsh(drum) but will have higher dpm

Why do I want this thing

Mp-41(r) is a fast firing smg which germans already lack. It will also make fans of soviet guns like me enjoy playing axis more.
And it’s also an original weapon, not just a copy PPSh like Mp-717(r) in Stalingrad is

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I’d rather have it as the weapon for an event squad for one of the eastern front campaigns or berlin. Instead of like 3 mp-41(r)

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fun fact, it’s already in the game, just unused. wouldn’t be surprised if it was indeed to be used in some campaign as an event gun.

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in the game or in the game files?

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Files

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No thats the MP41.

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they made around 10,000 of those

also great video about it:

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He uploaded the video 2 days ago
what are the odds

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Nah

I prefeer a new mecánico about captured weapons

Like a special ticket like gold ticket

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i meant what i said, being in editor still suggests that it is in the game but unused, unlike some stuff like Armaguerra OG-43 or SIG M1930 that are present in the files, but are not available in the editor.

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So what’s next?