Your favorite WWII gun
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I'm with you, I used that almost as much as my sniper rifle in Sniper Elite.TheYellowCellPhone said:What, no lovers of the PPSh-41 yet?
I'd take an M1 into a modern battle.
Where did you get an M1 and how much do they run?darkman80723 said:
you'd die really REALLY fast, an AK47 w/o optics can out-shoot an M1 garanddemoman_chaos said:
wow, that is one of the most non-senseical things i've ever heard, they call it the AK47, because it started production in 1947.formless777 said:
PPSh-41.
It's absolutely lethal and has surprisingly low recoil.
When any of the WW2 games let me use the PPSh, I'm very happy.
It's absolutely lethal and has surprisingly low recoil.
When any of the WW2 games let me use the PPSh, I'm very happy.
Yes I would die quickly, but not because of the gun. An AK can fire faster, but it doesn't matter how fast you fire it matters how fast you get a round into your target. The AK is known for reliability and being very inaccurate. The M16/M4 is known for accuracy and its lack of knockdown power. The M1 is reliable, accurate, can fire and reload quickly, and will knock your target down each time. 1 well-aimed shot is far better than 10 poorly aimed.Delta 3 Actual said:
not at less than 300 yards,where the AK maintains it's accuracy, and outside of 300 yards is almost impossible to hit with an M1 because it can't have optics mounted to it. Also inside of 300 yards, the AK47's 7.62x39 has the same kinetic force as the M1's 30-ot-6 or even the M14's 7.62x51 NATO cartridge.demoman_chaos said:
How about a Naval gun?
Otherwise it's the Lee Enfield no.1 Mk III*. Yes, it was a WWI rifle, but it was manufactured and issued until 1941 in Britain. Furthermore, it was still deployed in India, North Africa, and Australia. It still saw heavy use in WWII.
Otherwise it's the Lee Enfield no.1 Mk III*. Yes, it was a WWI rifle, but it was manufactured and issued until 1941 in Britain. Furthermore, it was still deployed in India, North Africa, and Australia. It still saw heavy use in WWII.
If it is a GUN used in WW2 it countsbrtshstel said:How about a Naval gun?
Otherwise it's the Lee Enfield no.1 Mk III*. Yes, it was a WWI rifle, but it was manufactured and issued until 1941 in Britain. Furthermore, it was still deployed in India, North Africa, and Australia. It still saw heavy use in WWII.
Completely agree, amazing little pistol. So sexy too.John the Gamer said:
I know it isn't from WWII, but I just love it. (C-96)
I also like the Sten, but only the Mk. II and upwards models. Heres a Mk. V
aaaa.... the train canon so impractical ...... so awesomeENKC said:Joke though it may be, that was actually my first thought. I've not seen that particular image before though? From whence did it originate?I_am_a_Spoon said:Also:
Also, my vote goes for this:
The 'Schwerer Gustav' railway artillery gun is, as far as I am aware, the largest gun to ever be fired in combat. Hey, I only saw 'gun' in the title. Why are you all so stuck on small arms? Come on, this is the size of ammunition the thing fired, for Pete's sake:
