Fired a MP40, 9mm AR-15, accuracy was never an issue. Yes, wind did displace the shot groupings to the right and left at times, but they were still reasonable groupings. No it wasn't a 1MOA rifle or anything, but I could reliably hit a torso sized plate at 200yds (182m).
Unlike the 30-30 and 30-06 we fired that day, the plate didn't really move though. That's really the problem, the Mp40 is hitting at range how it hits indoors. The 9mm coming out of this thing isn't bleeding any energy at all.
I think a in game test showing shot pattern, and the strike of some of these kill shots is in order. If it's catching people in the T-Box then it's all just bad luck. If a 9mm is ripping through helmets, walls, and uniforms at 200m we have an issue.
-Paas
The AR-15 9mm conversion can't even compare to a mp40 used during the war its alot! more accurate than the mp40(take in mind a smg is not a rifle).Did you fire the mp40 from a standing position? Even from a rested position at a 8 inch target? (like the head shots from the video hitting guys in the window) within 3 rounds?
If so please make a video I would gladly and humbly eat my words.At 200m the 9mm is in no way as accurate as a 30 caliber rifle round.With respect anyone that argues this just doesn't Know weapons at all.
To prove this enter 1200 velocity and 115 bullet weight sight in at 200m into this ballistics calculator http://www.handloads.com/calc/ and these are ideal conditions "the perfect shot no human error"
61" inch bullet drop and 14" spread is not what I call accurate at least not to the extent showed in this video.I am arguing accuracy while the 9mm still is lethal at 200m at 919 foot per sec about that of a 45 acp.
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