Stalingrad - Part 8

Stalingrad - Tanks

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[TaZ101SAGA]

5:16 Ha, typical MG34.

[dfhdtsf]

3:17 :(

[alexbutlerful]

I laughed so hard at 3:17... Im going to hell...

[NailbombSurprise]

@Shturmtrooper

This movie was made with quite a low budget, I guess they took what they could get.

[mrhpijl]

These men are no men fighting for Hitler, or fighting for Stalin. They fight for their lives!

[Shturmtrooper]

t 34/85 in Stalingrad? LOL!!!

[MrFendtvario900]

@TaZ101SAGA

Because of that we invented the MG-42.

[HeirofGojira91]

@TaZ101SAGA I once held a Mauser-98k derived bolt action hunting rifle rechambered. Man the bolt was extremely hard to work - and not to mention required extensive oiling! Of all firearms in WWII I would like to have a Tokareva 1933 as collection and for home defence ;) Of other firearms I find interesing include: M1917A1 Browning, Karabiner 43, Springfield M1903A4 with M84 scope, Type 92 Woodpecker, M1 Garand, Arisaka 44 Carbine and StG44

[HeirofGojira91]

@TaZ101SAGA Well well well - looks like I have found another person to discuss such and such (note I do not play games much myself) - haha - given your comment 'typical MG-34' - and we can see the obvious trouble when the Germans struggled to reload it when it seemed to jam. Whilst we've got Russians armed with standard issue PPSH-41's and Mosin-Nagants.

[TaZ101SAGA]

@HeirofGojira91 I know a lot more about WWII Infantry small arms, rather than tanks. My tank knowledge is not that amazing.

[HeirofGojira91]

@TaZ101SAGA Oh - if I may ask - what is your speciality? I don't consider myself a specialist on tanks (though I'd like to read and talk basic about the historical aspects and attributes of the tank - rather than playing games myself)