Wow. So no MG42 would be the most historically accurate thing? That sucks donkey.
No, it would not.
Kinda iffy since the allmighty WIkipedia says that the "linoleum ripper" as the Soviets called it only started production in 1942 and only 17000 units were made in that year alone.
Looks like an MkB clone, in the sense that it COULD have made it to Stalingrad...
Official adoption date of the MG42 was Oct 12, 1943 but various prototypes were sent out beforehand JUST LIKE the MkB.
So lets say that this gun was in Stalingrad just so we can throw in another weapon
After doing some digging I found a website with a bunch of hardcore fanboys which said that this gun actually wasnt in Stalingrad,
[URL="http://www.mg42.us/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6659"][url]http://www.mg42.us/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6659[/URL][/URL]
dont take my word for it - just diggin in the web
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It was in Stalingrad. I have seen list of equipment of an unit which was in Stalingrad, and they had MG42s in their inventory. MG42 was there, but it was in very few numbers. Maybe Russ Schulke can once again post that list?
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