Emac44
Staff Sergeant
the Australian SAS and tell them cold beer is in the enemy encampment hahaha
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the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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- Dec 20, 2003
i was gonna say a tank but if it's limited to rifles.... tough call......
MacArther
Staff Sergeant
A FG42 with plenty of ammo, or a BAR with plenty of ammo. If I'm in a trench, there's not going to be a forced march for a while, so I might as well hit them with the heaviest gun I can carry without any support personel.
And then they do over run you and you have to run....
Twitch
Staff Sergeant
If we're talking WW2 give me a Thompson also.....
Ok then, I'd have a Thompson Sub Machine Gun. Nice.
Heavy, slowish rate of fire, difficult to handle, etc. Bad choice.
How far away are they, BTW? That's important, too.
MacArther
Staff Sergeant
I take my 1911 and two clips and bail faster than you can read this sentence.
MacArther
Staff Sergeant
Yesssss, marshmellows and enemies, how can it get better?
Henk
Master Sergeant
I would take a MP-44 or a MG-42 and nail the living shit out of the attacking enemy. The MG-42 because it was a good enough machine gun and the noise it made were famous during WW2 to make the enemy soldiers very scared. The MP-44 because it was a very fine assault rifle.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
[assume you mean WWII hardware]
Since I'm alone, I'll be running my @ss off opposite the well armed enemy with my WWII M1 carbine with as many clips as I can carry. Not a long range weapon, but 110gr at 2000fps and a light load is better than most other weapons in retreat and within 200yds. Nothin but asshole and elbows.
Since I'm alone, I'll be running my @ss off opposite the well armed enemy with my WWII M1 carbine with as many clips as I can carry. Not a long range weapon, but 110gr at 2000fps and a light load is better than most other weapons in retreat and within 200yds. Nothin but asshole and elbows.
Well if we are going WW2 I would take either a Mauser or M1, not sure which one yet.
MacArther
Staff Sergeant
Well, if you wanted quick supressing fire and decent accuracy, the M1 seems like the good choice. However, if you want to hit things precisely then the Kar. But you knew these things, so I'm just rambling.
I can't think of anything better than to have a rifle which is both full and semi automatic, accurate, and at the same time shoots a 125gr round at 685 m/s. The Germans tested the MP-44 against their own thickly armored steel-helmets and found the 7.92x33 Kurz round would penetrate it completely out to 700m, not bad. Can't help but think what the safe range was for the thinner Allied helmets !
Henk
Master Sergeant
The MP-44 is the thing to go with.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Difficult to shoot prone.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
...okay.
So we are now in a clean slate fantasy?
WWII scenario did not have MP-44 ammo to be had. M1 Carbine was much more prevalent to scavenge.
Hey, I'm making this scenario to be to my advantage based upon reality.
So we are now in a clean slate fantasy?
WWII scenario did not have MP-44 ammo to be had. M1 Carbine was much more prevalent to scavenge.
Hey, I'm making this scenario to be to my advantage based upon reality.
