In late 1944 with Soviet and Romanian troops approaching Budapest, Pál Király made a last-ditch submachine gun the Danuvia 44M.
To simplify production it had large grips, ventilated steel barrel shroud, it had no buttstock or folding stock and no bayonet mounting, but it would continue with a 40-Round magazine like its predecessors.
Only a few trial weapons were made by Danuvia Gépgyár in Budapest at the end of 1944.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 9 mm |
| Cartridge | 9Ă—19mm Parabellum |
| Weight without Magazine | 2.92 kg |
| Length | 500 mm |
| Barrel Length | 250 mm |
| Max Range | 600 |
| Magazine Capacity | 40 Rounds |
| Rate of Fire | 650-700 |
| Muzzle velocity | 450 m/s |
| Magazine Capacity | 40 Rounds |
Sources
HUN - Danuvia 44 M : MaÄŹarsko (HUN)
Kiraly Danuvia Submachine Guns Machine Pistols - Hungarian Weapons
Weapon Type
Submachine gun
Battle Rating (BR)
BR3, has the same magazine capacity and same rate of fire of the Beretta M38A 40 and TZ-45
Type
Hungarian Event Squad (In my opinion it could be from some division that was surrounded in Budapest)
Availability
In a Hungarian Event Squad, it would be very unique because we don’t have any Hungarian squad in the game, it would be a new weapon in the game and it wouldn’t be unbalanced because we already have the Beretta M38A and TZ-45 in the same BR.
Gameplay Purpose & Role
It doesn’t fill any gaps, just another Hungarian submachine gun cool.
- Yes
- No