Just a few quick suggestions!

[Parmesan' Urine]

Dudes! Ro the mod is very nice but there are some things that I think need some tweaking for Ro:Ost 41-45. Would it be possible to reduce the amount of time before sway begins in iron sight mode based on if you have your bayonet attached? Or maybe decrese overall accuracy when bayo is attached to your rifle. Some players would probably hate this but I think it would work well and would make players make a choice if they want to do some melee or shooting. Cuz right now in the mod 3.3 everyone has bayonets attached because there is no down side to doing so.
I also think some tweaking for the pistols is in order for Ro:Ost. In the 3.3 they seem like they go to iron sights just a tad bit too slow. I tried the LSSAH Realism mod and they had a very nice solution for the pistols and it really made pistols da bomb. Almost instantly, they could be raised up into IS. Made them very effective in close proximity firefights.
The mod was great, the game will be SMASHING!!!11!

 

[FYROM]

Actually, the MN 91/30 was zero-sighted with the bayonet attached, so if you take it off your shots are significantly off. Therefore, its more accurate with the bayo on Don't know how accurate the K98 was with the bayonet on though.

 

[malice]

Just on the ironsight speed issue. What about bringing them up quicker but having the sight blurred and slowly focus on the sight and target.

 

[Jaesperson]

and not having the back of the pistols slide inside your nose. push the model further away from the viewpoint. that

 

[Zell]

Loving the name, Parmesan.

 

[Richard_B.]

Another little thing: In RO 3.3 the MG42 had an amount of 1200 RPM, but the real MG42 had an amount of 1500(1550) RPM. Would be nice if this would be corrected in RO:O.

 

[karhuwaari]

Another little thing: In RO 3.3 the MG42 had an amount of 1200 RPM, but the real MG42 had an amount of 1500(1550) RPM. Would be nice if this would be corrected in RO:O.

Actually its Rate Of Fire was 1200-130 rounds per minute.

 

[Wolfsglen]

There were a very few versions that could do 1500+ RPM (look for info on MG45 or MG42V) but as already said, the vast majority of '42's were 1200 RPM thereabouts.

 

[RedStorm]

It heavily depended on the circumstances. Most averaged about 12-1400 rpm depending on the lightness of the bolt and other parts and whether or not it was warmed up. Some were clocked up to 1800 rpm and some late-war MG-42s actually had a standard rof of 1800rpm.

 

[Zoring]

I thought bayonets already had an effect on rifles.

Anyhow the significance of attaching a bayonet to a rifle is wildly exagerated, i have fired many rifles with bayonets fixed and without and have noticed no change in accuracy up to 300 yards, past that i haven't experimented with the bayonet on or off.

The only difference discernable is that the gun is a bit heavier at the forend. The ranges in RO would make no difference with the bayonet on or off imo.