| Actually it needs a lot of work. It'll accept "Flammenwerfer 35" for the German flamethrower, but it just wants "stick grenade" for the German grenade? You know they had other names than that, right? Also the Type 26 was like the last firearm I would have thought about when thinking Japanese handguns. Type 14 anybody?
Also the Vickers, Lewis, and C96 were practically never issued in WWII, being out of date, the US never formally adopted any firearm in the caliber .357 Magnum, no revolver that I'm aware of has ever been named just ".357 Magnum" and if you're gonna throw the SVT38 or SVT40 in there you should at the very least consider ONE if not all 20 something of the Mosin Nagant rifles Russia fielded hundreds of thousands of times more frequently than their prototype semi autos. Nice try though. |
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