Basically my question is why does america get a 200 round (altough premium) machine gun when other nations don’t?
Why are most machine guns capped at 100 rounds? Why wouldn’t there be an Mg42 with 200 or 250 rounds?
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Because 200 rounds Stinger was a mistake.
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Beacause the 200 round capacity is purely fictional.
The ammo box used for the stinger could only hold 100 rounds but DF just cant admit to their mistake and since its allies they get exeptions from the rules.
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Why does Germany get 75 round BP MG for BR 3 while everyone else has at best 47?
I guess that’s true if we ignore all the non-existent, never seen service guns and vehicles of other factions? 
For the same reason as why the USSR has the BR3 71-round SMG or the BR4 150-round SMG.
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That being different factions have different ammo load outs for different guns at different BRs?
BTW its a event weapon not premium (I would be for other nations getting something to make be fair if you can suggest anything).
There is a way out. We take the tank mg-34
And we put bipods and a tape for 250 rounds)
Nemcescot is satisfied
I remembered that the tanks have 150 rounds)
But I think there were ways to connect two tapes and get 300 rounds)
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In general, there were also enlarged boxes by 200 rounds
Maybe someday we will see)
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I recall reading that the Germans would generally link up to five MG belts together—totaling 250 rounds. They could give us the Cönder MG (I mean the machine gun, not the SMG currently in the game) or the MG81Z, although the latter would be something you’d really only use while lying prone, much like Japan’s Browning .303.
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1,700 to 2,000 RPM, eh… sounds good.
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