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CoD WWII Models: Allied SMGs PROPs

Don't like releasing two addons close together but eh.

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Contains:

Thompson M1928A1 with foregrip, barrel, stock and mechanical bodygroups
Separate models for the bodygroups
Thompson M1A1 with stock and mechanical bodygroups
Separate model for the bodygroups
M3 Grease Gun with flash hider and mechanical bodygroups
M3 Grease Gun Silenced with flash hider and mechanical bodygroups
M3 Grease Gun without barrel
Separate models for the barrel
Separate models for the bodygroups
.45 ACP round
Shpagin PPSh-41 with mechanical bodygroups
Separate models for the bodygroups
7.65x25mm Tokarev round

Thompson M1928A1

The version of the Thompson submachinegun produced for the military. Compared with the civilian version, the military version had heavier actuators, a simpler finish and a simplified flat handguard instead of a the vertical foregrip of the original. Some versions were later on fitted with the same simplified rear sights that were adopted for the M1 variant.
This example is missing it's Cutts Compensator, is fitted with an M1928 foregrip, M1A1 rear sights and a British-type stock with top mounted sling swivel.

Name: Thompson M1928A1

Manufacturer: Auto-Ordnance Company and many others
Class: submachinegun
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: semi-automatic, fully automatic, 600-725 RPM
Ammunition type: detachable box magazine
Ammunition capacity: 30-round detachable box magazine, 20-round box magazines and 60-round drum magazines also available
weight: ~4.9 Kg

Thompson M1A1

The final simplification of the Thompson smg, further simplifying the M1 model by attaching the charging handle directly to the bolt and adding protective "ears" to the rear sight to prevent damage. It was also issued with 30-round magazines as standard, rather than the old 20-round magazines. It, together with the M1 version, went on to become one of the most famous and widely used military smgs of all time, despite being quickly replaced by the M3 Grease Gun in US Army use fairly quickly.

Name: Thompson M1A1

Manufacturer: Auto-Ordnance Company and many others
Class: submachinegun
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: semi-automatic, fully automatic, 700-800 RPM
Ammunition type: detachable box magazine
Ammunition capacity: 30-round detachable box magazine, 20-round box magazines also available
weight: ~4.9 Kg

Shpagin PPSh-41

The most famous weapon of the WW2 era Red Army, the PPSh-41 was developed to replace the expensive PPD series submachineguns. Like it's predecessors, it was largely based of the Suomi KP/-31 employed by the Finnish Army during the Winter War, although the PPSh-41 possessed several upgrades over the PPD series, namely a gas system that allowed for higher accuracy, improvements to reliability and stamped steel parts that greatly lessened manufacturing costs. Over 5 million PPSh-41s were produced during WW2, with the PPS series guns serving as the followup. Large amounts were captured by the Germans, who pressed them into service as the MP717(r) while versions converted for 9mm and MP40 magazines were issued as the MP41(r). The PPSh-41 was supplied to Warsaw pact countries and saw used throughout the Korean and Vietnam wars. Even today it sees service with various militias.

Name: PPSh-41

Manufacturer: Various plants throughout the USSR
Class: submachinegun
Caliber: 7.62x25mm Tokarev
Action: semi-automatic, Fully automatic, ~900-1000 RPM
Ammunition type: detachable drum or box magazine
Ammunition capacity: 71-round detachable drum magazine (nicknamed "disks") or detachable 35-round box magazine
weight: ~3.8 Kg

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Credits:
Sledgehammer Games for CoD WWII
The Wraith team for the exporter
Bluflytrap, Fredrika and Yare Yare Dong for the colored specular and PBR techniques
Nem for VTFEdit
Cannonfodder for his plugins