#ww2 weapons

The MP40 is a 9x19MM Luger/Parabellum SMG used by Nazi Germany in WW2, The MP40 developed in 1940 as a simplification of the MP38, it was originally issued to German infantry leaders, paratroopers, and armored vehicle crews who would find carrying a full-sized rifle impractical. While its max capacity was 32 rounds, soldiers would often use 30 or 28 rounds as the 32 Round max would cause issues with the spring failing.

The 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, In The Pacific Theater

The STG-44 (Sturmgewehr) is a 7.92x33MM Kurz/8x33MM Kurz Assault Rifle used by Nazi Germany in WW2, it is the first successful Assault Rife, being the inspiration for all Assault Rifles to come. before it was issued to soldiers in the battlefield as the STG-44, it was issued under the name MP-44 as Hitler didin't like the idea of the STG-44 and prefered SMG's, so other German Leadership members hit it as the MP44. My favorite Assault Rifle ever.

The 1919 browning? Or the MG42?

The Kar98K is a 7.92x57mm/8mm Mauser Bolt Action Rifle that served as Germany's main rifle in WW2. It saw the most use in World War 2 as it was the main rifle of German Infantry. It had a unique feature that when rounds were loaded, the stripper clip would be ejected when the bolt was sent home (pushed forward), allowing for a faster reload due to not needing to spend extra time removing the clip from the gun first.