Considering its iron sight, I would say it is weak.
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Really
Nice stuff
The premium PPT 27 is already an insane weapon.
Like a fedorov avtomat in BR1.
Soon I can equip an assault squad with the PPT 28 next to my PPT 27 squad and rip everything apart
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Wow, this BP is gonna be useless. No wonder Gaijin hid it so long
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Why are the guerillas posing with a jeep when none of them can drive it?
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https://firearmcentral.fandom.com/wiki/PPT-28
It’s not 21 rounds, nor is it 1,240 RPM—it’s a 25-round magazine with 900 RPM. Why is it listed as 21 rounds and 1,240 RPM?
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Guess devs got a source that is somewhat credible from an arcive or something instead of just some website that doesnt even have a source itself?
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Could be Easter egg for incoming autumn
It does
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Looks like PPsh41 stats (better dispertion for worse clip) and bad sight, I think ill do well in BR2.
There were a few slightly different variants, but afaik this is what the model is based on:
Source: https://popgun.org/viewtopic.php?p=32260745#p32260745
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Brother, pass me the HDMI cable 'cause I’m gonna project!
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A prototype tester plane in combat is acceptable for me…
… what is “II 011” by the way? The 11th command tank of the 2nd battalion?
0 zero company
1 first platoon
1 first vehicle
The II might refer to second army but I could be wrong about that
I hope i didnt mess up the organisational levels by translating it.
Then what is the source of the ‘1240 rpm’ information? I really want to know."
Easy
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Helmut Lent was a German Luftwaffe night fighter pilot and the second most successful night fighter ace in the history of aerial warfare. He flew 507 missions and shot down 110 enemy aircraft 103 of them at night, including a total of 53 four-engine bombers earning him the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds (Germany’s highest military decoration at the time) on July 31, 1944. 
Lieutenant Donald Alfred Lawrence Harlem served in the Australian Army’s secret Z Special Unit during WWII in the Pacific theatre.
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I would not do ray tracing on enlisted unless you enjoy cooking your graphics cards lol
Did he fly with BF110?