its germany and japan’s turn to receive a new TT semi-auto fun gun for BR3!
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Type Hey late long:
Caliber - 6.5 mm
Length - 1160 mm
Barrel length - 690 mm
Total weight without magazine - 4147 g
Ammunition - 5/10 rounds
Magazine weight (empty) - 126/226 g
Thanks to @_DELAVR for the images and statistics
The Gewehr 41 can be buffed, I can’t think of a semi-automatic that isn’t a prototype or limited to Germany
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i will continue to post about the mkb42 (G) for germany’s br3 tech tree, it is a self loading rifle that fires full power 8mm mauser with a detachable mag, it can easily be a competitor to the SVT38
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Give VG 1-5 a better rate of fire.
If it shoots with 350 RPM like the other semi autos - then Germany would have a very strong semi.
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SVT-38 or in German designation Selbstladegewehr 258(r) captured would be a good option too
German soldier taking a break and holding an SVT-38
Soldiers of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler with captured Mosin–Nagant rifles, SVT-38 and SVT-40 with bayonets, 1941
SVT-38 or SVT 40 at the bottom left.
Two SVT-38/40s are visible in this group of soldiers.
German troops being instructed on function and assembly/disassembly of the SVT-38/40. There are six SVT-38/40s in this photo.
Soldiers on Eastern (Ost) Front. SVT-38/40 at the far left on soldier’s shoulder.
German Ski patrol unit. Soldier at the far right has an SVT-38/40 slung on his back.
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We need to dowtier ZH-29 to BR3 and add a 10-rounds type hei to the TT. Compensate for the ones already acquired with gold cards with some rarer GO rifles. For example, the Hino.
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And improve the G43’s stats to the level of the ZH-29. This gives us a good BR3 rifle with awkward sights and a similar BR4 rifle with comfortable sights.
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Where is everybody crying - we dunno need copy past in TT&!&!&!&
Or it works only for su tech tree 
I recommend the German BR3 rifle plan, Stendebach 1936 (Picture 1).
Interestingly, this semi-automatic rifle and the in-game Type hei and Type ko, as well as the Pedersen rifle, use a ‘Toggle-lock action’ (Picture 2).
In terms of ammunition capacity, it can hold 10 rounds in a rotary magazine (Picture 3).
For loading, there is a device on the side similar to the Johnson 1941 rifle or the Krag–Jørgensen rifle (Picture 4).
It can be considered capable of competing with the American Johnson 1941 rifle.
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how about svt38 gets clip reload instead of copy pasting or introducing some mag reload SA gun on BR3?
also all SF rifles could get recoil nerf as they totally overpower SA rifles on BR4 and even AR on BR5.
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No, Its fine now
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fine for soviets main maybe… everyone else has clip reload that is almost double the reload of svt38.
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Be more original there are plently of prototypes and rare stuff that could be 100% better
First time i need to give You the reason XD
So prototypes are better than a weapon that the Germans captured thousands?
Having more options and some of them better is 100% better to My Pov rather than doing the boring copypaste
Inst Bad at all but i would still preffer new content instead of the same
So at least svt have a modification?
Else if i would still preffer prototypes since HA grave has been alredy burned to the ground
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SVT-38 did not need to be converted, The Germans had stocks only with ammunition for captured weapons, but I do not care about prototypes, I don’t mind adding prototypes and captured weapons To TT, Japanese M2 and Japanese Ofenrohr should be removed and replaced but the rest I don’t care, anything from WW2 or earlier can be added but then Df adds the Su-9…
So welll Germany have plently of options maybe dregomz if was still alive would give You some going from rare weapons to prototypes and stuff like that…