Class
Type
Submachine Gun
Rank
Trainee
Euros
None
Firing Modes
Automatic
Front
?
Mount
?
Barrel
?
Trigger
?
Grip
?
Stock
?
Attack
47.5 (-2.5 to 2.5)
Range
30.1
Accuracy
77
→ Auto Fire
76.8
Control
89.8
Auto Fire
11.76
Capacity
32/
Mobility
90.1
Piercing
0
Accuracy
77
→ Crouching
78.8
→ Moving
70.6
→ Jumping
67.5
Zooming
?
→ Crouching
?
→ Moving
?
→ Jumping
?
Auto Fire
76.8
→ Crouching
78.5
→ Moving
69.5
→ Jumping
66.3
Zoom Auto
?
→ Crouching
?
→ Moving
?
→ Jumping
?
Control
89.8
→ Crouching
91.9
→ Moving
86.5
→ Jumping
84.7
Zooming
?
→ Crouching
?
→ Moving
?
→ Jumping
?
Zoom
No
Scope
No
Draw Speed
1.26
Reload Time
?
Suppressor
No
?
| “ | The most famous SMG model, symbolic of the German troops of the World War 2. This unique design is made with plastic parts with press fabrication, eliminating wooden parts. | ” |
| — Weapon Description |
The MP40 is a Capsule Shop Sub Machine Gun that was first introduced during the 08-12-10 Content Update.
Overview
In A.V.A., the MP40 can be purchased in the shop for 150 Red Tickets. It can be upgraded into the MP38/40 for additional Red Tickets.
Modifications
No mod
Recommended Builds
No mod
Variants
Tips
Notable Comparisons
Trivia
- Built in Germany starting in 1938, the MP40 is the successor of the MP38. It has a 9x19 Parabellum cartridge and its magazine can hold 32 rounds. Nicknamed the "Schmeisser" by Allied forces because of a previous maker of the MP series, it featured a number of improvements, mostly the materials it was composed of. These improvements cut down on cost, but the gun was still expensive to produce. The MP40 was mainly issued to officers and paratrooper squads due to its price, and also partially because the German Wehrmacht's primary weapon was the Mauser 98k. The German losses at Stalingrad and other key battles in the U.S.S.R. were in some part due to the fact that the Russian tactics were more effective. Often times an entire battalion of Russians could be well equipped, each soldier with a PPS42 or a PPSh41, whereas the Germans never had enough MP40s. In 1943, the Germans began to work on the MP43/44, which would replace both the MP40 and the Mauser 98k.
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Media