MMW MkV thread. It's been fun.

[Ultra-Humanite]

Aside from the flamethrower, we also have the Duck's foot.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

9mm's fatter, but 7.62 carries more punch. Hard to say.

Brit, 20-round FAL magazines are 13.25mm (0.522in) taller at the rear than the front.
I'd also recommend slanting the bottom of your pistol grips as well, that flat bottom doesn't look quite natural somehow.

[Risen Britannia]

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damn 900pix limit

20 inch barrel

Magazines need slanted bottoms, not flat.

There is no srscartridge magazine that isnt at least partially curved.

CTA/CLA doesn't count it lacks the sheer masculinity of hot brass.

inb4someoneposts.30cal15rounder

Curved mags are for tiny baby man! Manly men only use straight mags

[Galla-]

Magazines need slanted bottoms, not flat.

There is no srscartridge magazine that isnt at least partially curved.

CTA/CLA doesn't count it lacks the sheer masculinity of hot brass.

inb4someoneposts.30cal15rounder

Curved mags are for tiny baby man! Manly men only use straight mags

That's all well and good, but observe:





You still have to accommodate the taper of the cartridge.

In terms of effects on a "soft" target, which would be do more damage?7.62x38mmR or 9x19mm Parabellum?

Dear god the Nagant. Dem exit wounds.

.32 Nagant probably is roughly similar to .32 S&W or .32 ACP in terminal ballistics, tbh.

I'd honestly choose the 9mm NATO over it, unless I were using a revolver, then I'd choose .32 H&R Magnum.

9mm's fatter, but 7.62 carries more punch. Hard to say.

Brit, 20-round FAL magazines are 13.25mm (0.522in) taller at the rear than the front.
I'd also recommend slanting the bottom of your pistol grips as well, that flat bottom doesn't look quite natural somehow.

They're actually rather common. M14E2, M240B, Type 62, and FG-42 are ones I can think of off the top of my head.

[Risen Britannia]

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[New Corda]

But 6.5 CBJ make em both look like tiny baby. >5.56 damage to tissue, even after penetrating the rear hatch of a BMP.

[New Corda]

But 6.5 CBJ make em both look like tiny baby. >5.56 damage to tissue, even after penetrating the rear hatch of a BMP.

Edit: it can also be fired from any 9mm Para weapon after only a barrel change.

[Galla-]

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... communist scum

It's better now.

Also:

But 6.5 CBJ make em both look like tiny baby. >5.56 damage to tissue, even after penetrating the rear hatch of a BMP.

So an armour piercing pistol cartridge outperforms a ball plinking/varmint round?

I'll wait until 6.5 CBJ outperforms a 7.62 NATO with M855A1-derived bullet.

[Crookfur]

I assume the hydrogen is there for gas pressure, wouldn't nitrogen be safer?

Also, you have a max range on a still day of 40m. 20-25m as a general rule of thumb.

Meanwhile, 600m BR glory with optics.

actually the hydrogen is part of the ignition system, basically you get a tiny spark from the battery which is just enough to ignite the hydrogen and its the hydrogen flame that ignites the main fuel stream..


As for my typos they shouldn;t be too horrible to your inner gramar nazi just your spelling and typing nazis

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

What about softpoints for the nagant? Would that improve ballistics without sacrificing tissue damage?

[Galla-]

What about softpoints for the nagant? Would that improve ballistics without sacrificing tissue damage?

A 9mm JHP will still expand more.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

I assume the hydrogen is there for gas pressure, wouldn't nitrogen be safer?

Also, you have a max range on a still day of 40m. 20-25m as a general rule of thumb.

Meanwhile, 600m BR glory with optics.

actually the hydrogen is part of the ignition system, basically you get a tiny spark from the battery which is just enough to ignite the hydrogen and its the hydrogen flame that ignites the main fuel stream..


As for my typos they shouldn;t be too horrible to your inner gramar nazi just your spelling and typing nazis

I thought most flamethrowers ignited the jet directly from the battery?
I just don't recall hearing of a hydrogen ignition system being mentioned in my WWII encyclopaedia.

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I think you should slant the pistol grip even more, don't forget that's gonna be at a nearly 30 degree angle.

[Risen Britannia]

As I haven't posted this here:

A-9 'FOX' Fast Ground Attack
To go with my new cold war design range.

[Crookfur]

actually the hydrogen is part of the ignition system, basically you get a tiny spark from the battery which is just enough to ignite the hydrogen and its the hydrogen flame that ignites the main fuel stream..


As for my typos they shouldn;t be too horrible to your inner gramar nazi just your spelling and typing nazis

I thought most flamethrowers ignited the jet directly from the battery?
I just don't recall hearing of a hydrogen ignition system being mentioned in my WWII encyclopaedia.

Flame throwers had all sorts of different ignition mechanisms ranging from pyrotechnic cartridges (UK "Lifebouy" No2 model), to hydrogen torches (US M1 and German FmW 35) to a lump of bunring rope (polish under groudn K pattern).

[Astrolinium]

Our main military weapon is our friends, who have militaries that aren't a joke.

[Mosasauria]

WIP
A PT 9x19mm top-loading SMG I've been working on.

[New Corda]

SCT-810 "Ranger Special"

Caliber: 8mm XSPR (think 6.5 CBJ, but based on 10mm Auto rather then 9mm Para) / 30mm HE Grenade

Capacity: 35 rounds / 1 grenade

[Galla-]

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Where does the bayonet go?

[Our Most Resplendent Goddess Sen]

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Where does the bayonet go?

probably over the barrel like the real thing

[Galla-]

chestypuller.jpg

Where does the bayonet go?

probably over the barrel like the real thing

Oh right derp.

Fuck and I have an PTR91 in my closet with the bayonet fixed. I guess I was expecting it to be mounted in a masculine way. >:

[New Corda]

And the 8mm XSPR round, with it's 10mm Auto parent case for comparison

[Galla-]

And the 8mm XSPR round, with it's 10mm Auto parent case for comparison

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this rly pretteh

and yes 10mm auto is best cartridge i even made a pdw round based on it:



before anyone says it, yes I'm making a MARS rip eventually

[Vigilancia]

So, let's do a little scenario here.

Let's say you're looking for a new weapon for police officers to use. Let's say the year is 1950-something. And, for good measure, why not let you decide whether it's a revolver or a semiautomatic? But of course, it would need to use a large enough round to be effective not only against criminals, but also against wild animals, because the country you're running here is a bit... rural in some areas.

In that hypothetical situation, what features would you request?

[Galla-]

So, let's do a little scenario here.

Let's say you're looking for a new weapon for police officers to use. Let's say the year is 1950-something. And, for good measure, why not let you decide whether it's a revolver or a semiautomatic? But of course, it would need to use a large enough round to be effective not only against criminals, but also against wild animals, because the country you're running here is a bit... rural in some areas.

In that hypothetical situation, what features would you request?

Recoil operated revolver chambered in .30 Carbine with JHP loads. So basically a semi-automatic Ruger Blackhawk with a bayonet.

Failing that, Webley-Fosbery with a Pritchard bayonet, which is what a Gallan constable would be carrying ~1910-1967.

Anything bigger is handled by the Browning Automatic Rifle in the squad car.

[Vigilancia]

So, let's do a little scenario here.

Let's say you're looking for a new weapon for police officers to use. Let's say the year is 1950-something. And, for good measure, why not let you decide whether it's a revolver or a semiautomatic? But of course, it would need to use a large enough round to be effective not only against criminals, but also against wild animals, because the country you're running here is a bit... rural in some areas.

In that hypothetical situation, what features would you request?

Recoil operated revolver chambered in .30 Carbine with JHP loads.

So basically a semi-automatic Ruger Blackhawk with a bayonet.

A bayonet?

No.

EDIT: Because that would look goofy. And they're supposed to club people, damnit, not stab them!