Tick-Tock Tokarev: Forgotten Hope 2 Update

[Yustax]

Sweet update. I would love if they were pickable and spawnable kits with captured weapons for germans.

[Torenico]

Loved the TT-33 when i found it in a STALKER mod, great pistol!

[HadrianBT]

2TheTA:
Well, depends what you call "powerful" The cartridge was powerful, but the size was small (I'm sure you know it, just my 2 cents).
Also, how many times did you survive your first clip on a pistol? But would be a fun feature, nevertheless
BTW, a wonderful model!

[von.small]

By Thors sweet hammer, I think what we are all missing here is that I've had my name specially mentioned in this weeks news item.  That's right gentlemens and gentleladies I am 'special'. I require special treatment at all times, if you see me charging you on the battlefield going full retard drop your weapon and let me shoot you... that is all.

Thanks to the devs for picking my screenshot last week, I've hundreds! Is there any hint that we could alter the rules to allow 2 or even 3 per person, per week? ... maybe not some folks just can't abide rules... meh.

[Raziel]

Sweet update! Mooaaar pistols ftw! 

[McCloskey]

TT-33.. my favorite Russian weapon in United Offensive

[THeTA0123]

2TheTA:
Well, depends what you call "powerful" The cartridge was powerful, but the size was small (I'm sure you know it, just my 2 cents).
Also, how many times did you survive your first clip on a pistol? But would be a fun feature, nevertheless
BTW, a wonderful model!

well if you are shot in the head by a tokarev or a luger, it doesnt matter, you're dead

A tokarev however, does have a longer range. The bullet drop is much less then with a 9mm

Sweet update. I would love if they were pickable and spawnable kits with captured weapons for germans.

Should be in normally. The pistole 603 (r) was well liked by german troops. They could use there own ammo for it, it was very accurate and robust and reliable. Especialy the robust and reliability was liked

The only complaint about early tokarevs and post war foreign tokarevs, was the handgrips wich wherent very sturdly attached. This was changed in 1935 though

[Butcher]

wasnt that pistol known to go off by the smallest shake?

[VonMudra]

No, you're thinking of the Japanese tanker pistol, that could fire by squeezing the exposed sear, or by just leaning against it, say, in a tank.

[THeTA0123]

No, you're thinking of the Japanese tanker pistol, that could fire by squeezing the exposed sear, or by just leaning against it, say, in a tank.

Yep.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nambu_Type_94_pistol

[Butcher]

no, im sure it was a russian pistol. i saw a documentary about a guy getting abducted by the red khmer in cambodia and it was a russian pistol they held at him. then the narrator said it was likely to go off by shakes and stuff. well, televison documentaries.

[Zulnex]

Splendid update as always. Many thanks Devs.