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crap, study albanian idiot
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmgeweh
^ read it
>The Soviet Union, who also had lacked large number
> of deployed LMG's like the BAR, was quicker to adapt the concept.
^idiots, DP-28 was mass manufactured
>By 1941 it was becoing clear that there was
>actually a problem to solve, and one of the experimental rounds,
>the Polte 7.92 x 33 mm Kurzpatrone (short cartridge)
> - originally 7 x 33 mm, but to minimize logistic problems and the war the >Mauser 7.92 mm was selected - was eventually selected
> as the basis for future development.
lol only in 1941 germans copied the cartidge of SVT-40
>The AK-47 used a similar sized round
>and followed the design concept,
> but was internally (mechanically) different.
^ yeh, AK-47 use original SVT-40 (1940) round
(copied by germans during war).
The StG44 magazine shape was dictated by the [Sovit]
cartidge shape.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmgeweh
^ read it
>The Soviet Union, who also had lacked large number
> of deployed LMG's like the BAR, was quicker to adapt the concept.
^idiots, DP-28 was mass manufactured
>By 1941 it was becoing clear that there was
>actually a problem to solve, and one of the experimental rounds,
>the Polte 7.92 x 33 mm Kurzpatrone (short cartridge)
> - originally 7 x 33 mm, but to minimize logistic problems and the war the >Mauser 7.92 mm was selected - was eventually selected
> as the basis for future development.
lol only in 1941 germans copied the cartidge of SVT-40
>The AK-47 used a similar sized round
>and followed the design concept,
> but was internally (mechanically) different.
^ yeh, AK-47 use original SVT-40 (1940) round
(copied by germans during war).
The StG44 magazine shape was dictated by the [Sovit]
cartidge shape.
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