That´s probably "The Big Bertha" or "Anzio Annie" First one used in WW I and the other during WW II. They shooted 419 mm (16.5 inchs and 283 mm (11.14 inchs) shells each one. They were so big that usually were moved with the help of trains or heavy transports.
Technically it's called the StG 44. It's not a submachinegun. Hitler decided to call it the MP-44 as to hide the new technology from the Allies in it's development.
Indeed. But with the AK47, unlike the MP44, Kalashikov make more room in his gun instead of having it all crammed in. That's why it's so reliable, and has that distinctive chatter when it's fired.
its more accurate than people make it out to be, i shoot cans at 50 yards using iron sights. its as accurate as an assault rifle needs to be but you cant go using it as a sniper like you could an AR15
Exactly! I'll admit I'm not in the military or anything, but my dad brought one home when he came back from his tour. 47 v.s. his AR15, AR15 whoops ass in accuracy, but the 47 could drop an elephant.
you could also beat an elephant to **** with it. things are ******* bomb proof. my uncle frankie used to have one, he once hammered in a fence post with the stock.
