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It was very powerful, but it was a beast for the anti-tank crew.
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Would rather have the Panzerfaust, thank you.
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Thank you my dear friend.Β
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You're welcome. Keep up the good work.
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Nice chart. Any chance of adding the Hi Power? And you might want to add a note that the Brits used the M1928 model Thompson.
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Cool stuff, Andrea.
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Not only that, the Soviet Union also had Thompson
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Yes true, little use of them, they had very few .45 ammo, and it was yeld with the Lend-Lease Act,Β
as it happened for the Great Britain.
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45 ammo
Sorry
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ok .45 ACP or .45 AutoΒ orΒ 11.43Γ23mm for not Anglo-Saxon People
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I did it in the Belgium WW1-WW2 plate, while I've just replaced the Thompson M1, obtained with the Lend-Lease ActΒ with the M1928.
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Wow,you finally make the British plate,what a neat piece!I like the Webley revolver very much,even dreamed to own one when I was a teenage.I like the top-break action.
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Thank you
It was a very sturdy and realiable revolver.
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You are most welcome.If my memory is right,at WWII there the British also a similar Enfiled revolver,look quite the same with Webly IV.
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They did have some nice guns back then.The Webley revolver can always remind me of palm trees,beach,and tropical fruits!
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Wait whereβs the MkIII Turtle Helmet?
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You are right, it was a fine improvement of the old Brodie.
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I'm afraid, I sold it on ebay. Β
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Wow, the Bren gun is really odd.
I mean, it's really weird.
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It looks a bit like a grasshopper, but it was a very realiable weapon.
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I'm a little worryed anyone who used it may be too busy laughing to shot at all.
But I'm sure it's good.
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Itβs a great gun.
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that's good.
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Great is good.
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Good is great.
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Me and the boys looking for beans
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It is allmost sad that the bren is not still used.
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Times change, but I believe it is still in use in Africa.
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We should still be making them.
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wow england, your Lancaster smg sure is original.Β
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I've always wondered if the Sten gun was really effective. I understand it compared favorably to some German SMGs under the right circumstances. And I didn't know the British used Tommy guns. Great work!Β
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It was very cheap and raw,Β Β a weapon developed in the dark years of war.
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Too bad the British didn't use the Garand.Β
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