G41 Bayonet?
- Thread starter Reise
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No idea. I think that the Germans should have more SVTs than G41s as their semi-auto rifle in a lot of 1941/1942 maps, as the G41's production was hardly high enough at that point to warrant anywhere from 1/8 to 3/16 of the squad's firepower. 1943, okay, it would make sense. But anywhere before that production was not incredibly high.
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It'd be fun to have a couple of SVT's or PPSh41's in crates or something at the spawn so a few people can grab them and there not everywhere.
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I dunno...I remember someone mentioning one time how the G41 bayonet was badly designed, so if you stuck it into someone quickly and yanked it out fast, it would snap right off the gun.
So I remember from teh G41 discussions of last year
So I remember from teh G41 discussions of last year
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Wasn't the g41 just a bad gun in genral?I dunno...I remember someone mentioning one time how the G41 bayonet was badly designed, so if you stuck it into someone quickly and yanked it out fast, it would snap right off the gun.
So I remember from teh G41 discussions of last year
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No, the G41 was actually a very very nice gun. Very smooth, good recoil, good gun.
Unfortunately the mechanisms that make the smooth firing and recoil were very prone to jamming in conditions like the Eastern Front...dirt, water, snow, more dirt, blood, frozen gun oil, etc
Unfortunately the mechanisms that make the smooth firing and recoil were very prone to jamming in conditions like the Eastern Front...dirt, water, snow, more dirt, blood, frozen gun oil, etc
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The g41 is beautiffully represented in RO. Favourite gun by far!!
And if jamming was ever introduced, the G41 will not be the only gun suffering thats for sure
And if jamming was ever introduced, the G41 will not be the only gun suffering thats for sure
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