Thick winter clothes might have been enough to stop the bullet, but it could still kill with well-placed shots. Its aim was quite awful due to the short smoothbore barrel. 22 long rifle round, and the gun itself almost needs to be held between the thumb and pointer finger for the best results. The cartridge is about a third of the size of a. With a bullet less than half-an-inch long and a 1.25-inch smoothbore barrel, it had to be a watchmaker, Franz Pfannl, who crafted the smallest semi-auto handgun ever. The Kolibri: Still the Smallest Commercially-Available Semi-Auto Handgun Late in the war, it had become successful enough to become the first general-issue submachine gun for infantry forces. The Automatico was much easier to use, looking more like a carbine than the unwieldy Perosa. The Automatico is hard to control but is still effective in the game Often one soldier was the designated reloader while the shooter alternated which barrel he fired from. The rate of fire was ideal for single targets, but ammo and constant reloading was a problem. Troops also used the Perosa on the ground, and it was quite reliable. It was intended for use on vehicles, specifically on planes where the quick burst of lead would shred the enemy aircraft to pieces. The Villar-Perosa had an amazing rate of fire Too good to be true? Not at all, both the Villar-Perosa and its variant saw plenty of action on the Italian front. The Automatico is produced by separating the Villar-Perosa, making it easier to use. The dual submachine guns fire an insane amount of 9mm rounds the two 25-round magazines are empty in about a second. In the game, during the Italian campaign, a soldier wields the two-guns-in-one Villar-Perosa. Villar-Perosa M15/Automatico M1918 Photo Credit

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