MP-40 Rusty

skulleddaily

I am a big fan of rusty weapons (even tought there is only 1) so I decided to make a WWII weapon for the fans.



Your toughts?

k3llerz

+1 i like it

FrozenSyther

Oh man I love, LOVE that gun.

Make it GP/GP crate then good deal.

AchmadPOPa7a

First, they need to get the regular MP40, then its Rusty reskin,
but I dont really like WW II Guns only Games about it.
Btw, we have already that british Sterling which really sucks.

skulleddaily

I_LT wrote: »

First, they need to get the regular MP40, then its Rusty reskin,
but I dont really like WW II Guns only Games about it.
Btw, we have already that british Sterling which really sucks.

Thanks for your opinion. I think more guns to the game wouldn't be too bad. It might not be your thing but some people would enjoy it! Nobody push you to buy the guns you don't like

GrizzleyBear

skulleddaily wrote: »

I am a big fan of rusty weapons (even tought there is only 1) so I decided to make a WWII weapon for the fans.



Your toughts?

gp item shop for normal version, rusty for gp black market. Probably won't happen, normal version probably zp the rusty zp limited.

BigMeanie

yes, more WW2 weps

Urkel2005

I_LT wrote: »

First, they need to get the regular MP40, then its Rusty reskin,
but I dont really like WW II Guns only Games about it.
Btw, we have already that british Sterling which really sucks.

First of all, the Sterling is just not overpowered. Unlike many ZP crate guns, it takes some skill to use as it actually has recoil.
Secondly, the Sterling is no gun of the Second World War era. Some prototypes of it were in limited use towards the end of the war, but in the end, the Sterling as we know it was officially introduced AFTER the Second World War (by the way: This gun was the standard armament of soldiers until 1985; yes, the Britains had an army using SMGs!).

best regards,
Urkel

DrZaref

+1
but the game won't B CF
it 'll B medal of honor

AchmadPOPa7a

Urkel2005 wrote: »

First of all, the Sterling is just not overpowered. Unlike many ZP crate guns, it takes some skill to use as it actually has recoil.
Secondly, the Sterling is no gun of the Second World War era. Some prototypes of it were in limited use towards the end of the war, but in the end, the Sterling as we know it was officially introduced AFTER the Second World War (by the way: This gun was the standard armament of soldiers until 1985; yes, the Britains had an army using SMGs!).

best regards,
Urkel

Dude, dont trust everything what wikipedia says :rolleyes:

The Sterling was already produced in 1942. The productions costs were only 6 Dollar per gun.
They produced it more than 4 Million Times...

iM_hOsHi

skulleddaily wrote: »

I am a big fan of rusty weapons (even tought there is only 1) so I decided to make a WWII weapon for the fans.



Your toughts?

I have the DSR rusty and i love it. I approve this gun after the regular version comes out lawl hahahaha!

Urkel2005

I_LT wrote: »

Dude, dont trust everything what wikipedia says :rolleyes:

The Sterling was already produced in 1942. The productions costs were only 6 Dollar per gun.
They produced it more than 4 Million Times...

But until it was officially introduced in 1946, there were only 120 samples built and only a handful of them were actually used in battles.

And trust me, I'm not getting my information on guns from wikipedia, there are way better sites like Modern Firearms (world.guns.ru) and, of course, literature (I don't expect this to ring a bell in you, but I just wanted to mention it...).

best regards,
Urkel

AchmadPOPa7a

Urkel2005 wrote: »

But until it was officially introduced in 1946, there were only 120 samples built and only a handful of them were actually used in battles.

And trust me, I'm not getting my information on guns from wikipedia, there are way better sites like Modern Firearms (world.guns.ru) and, of course, literature (I don't expect this to ring a bell in you, but I just wanted to mention it...).

best regards,
Urkel

There were surely more than 120 samples, the SAS used it just too often.

Btw, why always "best regard," ? xD

Urkel2005

I_LT wrote: »

There were surely more than 120 samples, the SAS used it just too often.

Btw, why always "best regard," ? xD

I won't argue about your views, on whatever they're based. I can only assure you that there are several sources that tell only 120 samples had been built until the end of the war.
Anyway, we get slightly off-topic here...

best regards,
Urkel

XD2Kool4U

It's gotta nice skin on it and i wouldn't mind having 1 - perhaps z8 should make a WWII crate...