Sons of Blitzkrieg

Walther P38 (9mm Pistol) - Sidearm issued to German military in      WW2. Safer, more reliable and easier to manufacture than the        Luger it replaced. 8 round magazine. Effective range of 25 meters.

KAR98k (7.92mm Bolt-Action Rifle) - The standard German Bolt-Action rifle of WW2. Powerful and accurate, but slow firing. Five round internal magazine fed by stripper clips. Effective range of 500 yards.

KAR98k (7.92mm Bolt-Action Rifle with Scope) - The four-power            sniper scope extends the accuracy of the KAR98k, but blocks use of a stripper clip - a five round magazine must be loaded a round at a time. Effective range of 1000 yards.

KAR98k (7.92mm Bolt-Action Rifle with Grenade Launcher) - Essentially a KAR98k employing a Schiessbecher or "Firing Cup" which fits over the end of the muzzle and fires a 30mm rifle grenade with the aid of a special cartridge.

 Gewehr43 (7.92mm Self-Loading Rifle) - The first successful semi-automatic rifle adopted by the German Army in WW2. Based on captured Russian Tokarev SVT40 rifles. Reloads quickly from a 10 round detachable box magazine.

STG44 (7.92mm "Kurtz" Sturmgewehr Assault Rifle) - World's first Assault Rifle employing a shortened version of the German 7.92mm rifle cartridge in a 30 round detachable magazine. 500 rounds per minute. 300 meter range.

FG-42 (7.92mm Fallschirmjaeger gewehr 42) - Automatic Rifle developed for German Paratroopers after the invasion of Crete. 20 round side mounted detachable box magazine. 900 rounds cyclic         rate. 500 meter effective range. 

MP40 (9mm Mashinenpistole 40 submachine gun) - Infamous submachine gun developed and used extensively by the German military during WW2. 32 round detachable stick magazine. 500 rounds per minute. 100 meter effective range.

MG34 (7.92mm Maschinengewehr 34 LMG) - Adopted for squad              support roles by the German Army in 1934. 7.92mm rifle cartridge      belt or drum fed. 900 rounds per minute. Effective range of 1000 meters.

MG42 (7.92mm Maschinengewehr 42 LMG) - Made from stamped steel and famous for it's distinctive 1200 round per minute rate of fire, the MG42 was designed as a replacement for the MG34. Belt fed and recoil operated.