*THIS GUIDE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, MORE VIDEOS AND SCREENSHOTS WILL BE ADDED LATER*

This guide will showcase all of the gold order weapons ever released.

In the video, weapons are set to their max upgraded stat and tested while standing using an Assaulter IV soldier with these perks that affects weapon handling:
So in total, there will be a -50% vertical recoil reduction and +24% reload speed. In the case for bolt-action rifles, it will be tested with a soldier with +12% fire rate perk.

Update 28/11/2024
Updated the list and added some new weapons

⭐ = Recommended

• Devenddar and the Enlisted Forum for helping me out to get the weapon stats correctly
  
• Euthymia for providing the spreadsheet for some of the stats. https://forum.enlisted.net/en/t/enlisted-resource/121150

The PPSh-45 is a BR IV SMG with very similar stats to the PPD-40.

This season introduces a new format for the battlepass
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/838-battle-pass-in-a-new-format-en/#!/

The Winchester M1907 is a BR III semi-auto rifle with a relatively high magazine capacity and a bayonet. However, the damage lower than the M1 Garand (15.3 vs 12.6) so it would usually take 2 hits to kill, but the magazine capacity alone makes this an Excellent gun if you are playing BR III.

https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/787--en/#!/

Despite its name, the Yazikov SMG takes the pistol slot. It has a 15-round magazine but a very fast fire rate. It's good for close quarter combat but you might only get 2-3 people at most, I wouldn't recommend spending a gold order for this.

The Pavesi SVT is a 10-round semi-auto rifle for BR III. It reloads similarly to the Gewehr 41 so you reload it by inserting two clips to the magazine. It has a simlar recoil compared to the Gewehr 41 but the Pavesi SVT deals a higher damage compared to the Gewehr 41. However the Pavesi SVT doesn't have a bayonet. Might be worth considering for BR III lineups.

The Pavesi SVT is a 10-round semi-auto rifle for BR III. It reloads similarly to the Gewehr 41 so you reload it by inserting two clips to the magazine. It has a simlar recoil compared to the Gewehr 41 but the Pavesi SVT deals a higher damage compared to the Gewehr 41. However the Pavesi SVT doesn't have a bayonet. Its still worth considering for BR III lineups because of the high damage.

The Murata Type 22 is an 8-round with a bayonet. It has a high damage similar to the Type 99 (Early) and fast rate of fire. It has an open sight similar to the Type 38 Rifle. However, it takes a while to reload as you need to insert the rounds one-by-one because of the tube magazine. It is worth considering if you like the sight. I personally enjoy using it because the 8-round magazine is pretty helpful.

This season introduced a bunch of new machine guns for low BR.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/724-new-battle-pass-second-season-of-2024-en/#!/

The RPK 1943 can only be used by the Machine Gunner class. It uses the AVS 36 magazine so it only holds 15-rounds. Unlike the Madsen and the Breda that has a -50% sprint speed reduction, the RPK only has a -20% sprint speed reduction.

This is a really good alternative to the Madsen or the Breda, but be careful as it only has a 15-round magazine.

Update 30/04/2025
The Madsen isn't that bad now



The Knorr–Bremse MG-35/36 is a low BR machine gun with a 25-round MG-13 magazine. This gun can only be used by the machine gunner class.

Compared to the MG-13, it has a smaller recoil and smaller sprint speed penalty at -35%. It also fires slower than the MG-13.


The Chatellerault M24/29 is a low BR machine gun with a 25-round magazine. It has almost the same recoil as the Bren guns.

Compared to the other US low BR machine gun, it has a slightly faster rate-of-fire. The magazine is also on the top of your gun so it will obstruct aiming.


The Hotchkiss 1922 is a low BR machine gun with a 30-round magazine. It has a moderate rate of fire.

Compared to other Japanese machine guns, the Hotchkiss fires a bit slower. However the Hotchkiss reloads very fast. The recoil is also very controllable.

This is the first BP season after the merge. It added a bunch of low BR submachine guns
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/671-new-battle-pass-first-season-of-2024-en/#!/

This submachine gun has a faster firing rate compared to the PPS-42 but a bit slower than the PPS-43. However, compared to both it has a lower recoil. It has a different sight compared to the PPS-42 and PPS-43.

It's a good gun don't get me wrong, but I don't think it is worth a gold order. The PPS-43's recoil is still very manageable especially if you have the recoil perks.

The Wz.39 Mors is a 24-round submachine gun that could fire in full and semi auto.

I don't see much reason getting this because the direct comparison would be the 20-round MP28 that you first unlock in the research tree. The Wz.39 Mors has a bigger magazine than the MP28 and that's it. The next gun you unlock after the MP28 is the MP 34(o), it already has a 32-round magazine.

The .45 ACP Owen does a high damage while having a fast rate of fire. However it has a small 15-round magazine.

You will be constantly reloading because of the small magazine. Your left side of the screen is also partially blocked because of the Owen's top loading magazine. It might be nice for close quarter combat, but I find it a bit hard to use.

The SIG 1930 is a 50-round SMG that has a moderate fire rate. It has similar stat as the SIG 1920 that you can unlock from the research tree. The difference is that the SIG 1930 doesn't have a bayonet and has a bit lower recoil compared to the SIG 1920.

The SIG 1920 doesn't have a recoil problem so I cannot see any reason to get this. If you really like playing BR III Japan then it's fine, but it feels very similar to the SIG 1920.

This was the last battle pass before the merge. It added some of the best weapons in the game at the time.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/618-battle-pass-fall-season-of-2023-en/

Despite its name, this is categorized as a semi-auto rifle so your Engineers can use it. It has a low recoil and a fast rate of fire. It fires only in full-auto and uses a 20-round magazine.

The sight blocks your right side of the screen because the magazine is on the top, but it's still very usable because the front sight post is very clear. It has a sprint speed reduction like an LMG. You'll be constantly reloading because of the fast fire rate, full-auto only, and small magazine. There's so much wrong with this gun, but the gun itself feels very nice to use. This can be an alternative for the the AVT-40 and AVS-36.

The Breda PG (CR) is a select fire rifle that can fire in a 4-round burst or semi automatic. This gun can be used by Engineers.

This is a good alternative to the FG 42 II, if you are starting to play high BR and don't have the FG 42 yet, I highly recommend picking this up. The Breda PG uses the burst fire mode by default, so you don't have to switch firing modes every time you use it. However, unlike the Gewehr 43 Kurz, the burst fire on the Breda PG is a bit overkill if you are just aiming at one person. You can run out of bullets very quickly. I'd recommend switching to burst when in close quarters combat and semi-auto when targeting far away targets. Using this gun in semi-auto feels very nice because you can do follow up shots very quickly because it has a very small recoil.

The T20E1 is a select fire rifle that can fire in full-auto or semi-auto. It can be used by Engineers. It has a fast firing rate with a 20-round magazine.

I don't recommend getting this if you already unlocked the T20 rifle. The difference between the T20 and the T20E1 is that the T20 has a bayonet while the T20E1 has a bipod. The regular T20 is a lot useful because you can charge. If you just started playing BR V and haven't unlock the T20, this is a nice pickup.

The Type Hei late is a semi-automatic rifle with 10-rounds. Unlike the normal Type Hei and the other gold order Type Hei 10 it has a higher fire rate and reloads much faster.

Compared to the Type 4 rifle, the Type Hei Late does less damage but it reloads much faster. Like other Japanese guns, it also has a bayonet. However, this gun was introduced before Japan has BRV equipment. Since this is a BR IV gun, you will always be matched with players using BR V equipment. This gun will become obsolete once you unlock the Type Hei Automatic.

Just like the 20-round SVT-40, you can just use the Type Hei Automatic on semi-auto and get a similar feel while retaining the select-fire capability. Here are the comparison of the sights:

This battle pass season introduced big magazine semi-auto rifles and the sword-pistol. The semi-auto rifles were one of the best guns in some campaigns (Moscow and Tunisia).
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/562-battle-pass-third-season-of-2023-en/

The SVT-40 with Bubnov Drum is a BR IV rifle that can fire in semi-automatic. It has the same stat as the normal SVT-40 but has a bigger magazine and a bit lower recoil.

After the changes in matchmaking, this gun is a bit more useful because it is BR IV. The only difference between it and the normal SVT-40 is the magazine. I wouldn't recommend picking this up if you are planning on playing BR V because the 15-round AVS-36 and AVT-40 are much better guns. They have a smaller recoil and can fire fully automatic.
You can just use the AVT-40 on semi auto and get the same feel.

The Mondragon is a semi-automatic rifle with a 30-round drum magazine. It can be used by Engineers.

This is a really good pickup if you are making a BR IV preset. It has a decent sight and a big magazine. However, if you are planning on playing BR V, Germany has plenty of good select-fire rifles like the FG 42, Gewehr 43 Kurz, and Breda PG. For BR V, I would prefer to be able to shoot in fully automatic or burst.

The Farquhar-Hill M1918 is a 19-round rifle that fires in semi-automatic. It has a high damage compared to other semi-auto rifles and can be used by Engineers.

The Farquhar-Hill M1918 is a BR IV gun, so you can be matched with BR III or V players. Unlike other semi-auto rifles, the Farquhar-Hill M1918 does a high damage of 16.8. If you are playing BR V only, I wouldn't recommend picking this because the T20 rifle is select-fire and has a bigger magazine.

The Type A sword-pistol uses the sidearm slot and you can also use it to charge.

This season added some LMGs and a semi-auto sniper rifle.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/506-battle-pass-2nd-season-2023-en/#!/

The SVD-38 is a sniper rifle that can fire in semi-automatic. It does a bit low damage similar to the SVT-38. The SVD-38 has similar stat as the Sniper SVT-38 except for the scope. The SVD-38 has a bigger magnification compared to the Sniper SVT-38.
I'm not the biggest sniper fan, especially semi-auto snipers. For far away targets, using a semi auto sniper will take two shots to kill most of the times. I would rather use the normal sniper Mosin if I ever need the bigger magnification.

The FN Model can be bought for Germany and Japan. It has a select fire feature to fire in full-auto and full-auto slow. It has similar stats to the US BAR but the FN Model 1930 fires faster.

Compared to every other machine gun that you can unlock as the German or Japanese, the FN Model 1930 has the smallest sprint speed penalty at -25% (Others are -50% reduction with the exception of Type 96 at -35%). So if you really like the BAR and want a similar feel when playing the axis, I recommend picking this up.

The Lahti-Saloranta M/26 is a 20-round light machine gun. It is a BR II gun, so you can use it in low BR matches.

Comparing it to the MG-13, the Lahti-Saloranta M/26 fires slower, has a bit more recoil, and has a smaller magazine. But the Lahti-Saloranta M/26 has a much faster reload speed and a smaller sprint speed reduction at only -25% while the MG-13 has -50%. You also have the option to fire in semi-auto with the Lahto-Saloranta M/26. The recoil is a bit rough in my opinion.

The W.A.R (Winchester Automatic Rifle) is also a 20-round light machine gun. It only has full-automatic and semi-automatic mode. Compared to the Browning M1918A2, the W.A.R has a lower recoil, better dispersion, no full auto slow mode, and has a smaller sprint speed reduction (-20% vs the BAR -25%).

This might be a good pickup if you are making a BR III US lineup. But, I prefer the BAR's sight over the W.A.R because it is less obtrusive.

This season adds a bunch of really good SMGs and a semi-auto rifle for Tunisia Axis.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/449-battle-pass-the-first-season-of-2023-en/#!/

Despite its appearance, the LAD is a submachine gun and not an LMG. It fires much slower compared to the PPSh-41 but has a 150-round belt magazine. One important note if you decide to pick up the LAD is that by default, it doesn't have an extra magazine. That means if you bring an ammo pouch regardless of size, it will always give only one extra magazine (150/150).

It is worth consider getting because it is very controllable. It has similar fire rate to the PPS-42, but I prefer a faster fire rate in high BR games. It also locks you to use an ammo pouch because you it would be tricky to reload from an ammo box if you don't have one.

The Conders MG is a submachine gun despite its name. It has one of the fastest rate of fire compared to all German SMGs. Unlike the LAD, the Conders have an extra magazine.

I definitely recommend picking a few of these up if you're planning on playing high BR Germany. This gun still holds up with the StG 44 very well in high BR matches because of its fire rate. The only gun comparable to this was the MP 717(r) but it's now unobtainable.

The Scotti Mod.X is a BR II rifle that fires in semi-automatic. Engineers and other classes can use this gun. It doesn't have a bayonet.

Comparing the Scotti Mod.X and the Armaguerra, while the Scotti Mod.X does have a higher recoil and a bit slower rate of fire, the much faster reload speed and higher damage makes the Scotti Mod.X a much better gun. I do recommend picking this up if you need a semi-auto rifle for low BR matches.

The Lanchester Model 1 is a 32-round submachine gun that fires in a very high rate. This is a BR III gun, so you can be matched with high BR players.

This is a unique gun for the US because there aren't any similar alternatives to it in the research tree. The only gun in the research tree that can fire at the same rate as the Lanchester Model 1 is the 30-round M1 Thompson you unlock at BR IV. If you are considering on picking this up, do note that the horizontal recoil on the Lanchester Model 1 is quite noticeable. Horizontal recoil is a bit harder to control than vertical recoil.

The Type 1 (1930) is a 50-round submachine gun that is also a BR III gun. Because it is a BR III gun, you can get uptiered to high BR matches.

The sight is obtrusive because it blocks a lot of your center view. I wouldn't recommend getting this because the SIG 1920 that you unlock from the research tree is a much better gun. The SIG 1920 has the same 50-round magazine, a bayonet, faster firing speed, and better recoil.
Update 30/04/2025
BR changed from III to II, it's decent now.

This is the first BP season that added weapons to the new Japanese faction.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/399-the-new-season-of-the-battle-pass-en/#!/

The PP Shpitalny 1940 is a 97-round drum magazine submachine gun. It has a more moderate fire speed compared to the PPSh-41. Unlike every other submachine gun, this gun has a -20% Sprint Speed reduction.

The PP Shpitalny is a very controllable gun, it is still competitive in high BR matches. I would prefer this over the LAD.

The MKb 42(W) is one of the few assault rifles available as a gold order weapon.

Unfortunately I wouldn't recommend getting it. This used to be a really great pickup before the merge because the best assaulter weapon in the Moscow and Stalingrad campaign was the MKb 42(H) which had similar stats. After the merge, it became obsolete once you unlock the MP43/1 and StG 44.


Unlike the regular M1 Garand, the M1E5 can be used by tankers.

I don't recommend getting this because the M1E5 has worse recoil and damage compared to the regular M1 Garand. It does have a bit faster reload, but that's about it.

The 10-round Type Hei has similar stats as the normal 5-round Type Hei you unlock from the tech tree. It has a bayonet and can also be used by Engineers.

After the BR change from IV to III, this becomes a bit more useful. I would only recommend this if you are planning on making a BR III preset.

This season adds some unique pistol caliber carbines.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/339-new-battle-pass-season-even-more-rewards-en/#!/

KB-P-135 is a pistol caliber carbine that has a 25-round magazine and can be equipped by almost every class. This is the only semi-automatic rifle for the low BR soviets.

I would recommend getting this if you want to use a semi-auto in low BR matches.

The Artillery Luger used to be classified as a semi-auto rifle before it was changed to a sidearm. It has different stats compared to other pistols.

Like the normal Luger, the Artillery Luger also uses the toggle action system. But unlike the normal Luger, the toggle action is really noticeable and obstructs your view while firing. So you should consider that before buying it.

The Beretta M1918/30 is a pistol caliber carbine that has a 25-round magazine and an integrated bayonet. It can be used by almost every class. The bayonet swings as fast as a knife and it has a low recoil.

It has similar fire rate as the FNAB-43. You need to click very fast to utilize this gun well. If you need a semi-auto rifle for low BR matches, but you don't like the Armaguerra, I would recommend picking this up.

The S&W Light rifle is a pistol caliber with a 20-round magazine and can be used by almost every class.

Unlike the other factions, the US does have a similar weapon. The M1 Carbine has a noticeably lower rate of fire, smaller magazine, but has a higher damage compared to the S&W Light Rifle. The M1 Carbine cannot be used by Tankers, APC Drivers, Assaulters, Medics, and Pilots while the S&W Light Rifle can.

This season adds a lot of silenced weapons. It is also the first season to add weapons to the new Stalingrad campaign
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/284-silent-weapons-in-the-new-battle-pass-season-en/#!/

The suppressed Mosin has a different scope compared to the normal sniper M91 Mosin.

In my opinion, this is a noob trap because the suppressor doesn't really help with sniping. While it does hide muzzle flash, because the bullet tracers are still visible. Also, if you do kill a player, the kill cam will give your position away anyway and they can use their other soldiers to get you.

The low muzzle velocity means that there will be a bigger bullet drop, so you need to aim higher for targets further away. However, the bullet drop isn't noticeable at medium ranges. It also does less damage compared to a normal rifle.

The silenced PPD does hide the muzzle flash, but unlike the Mosin, the muzzle velocity of the silenced PPD and the normal PPD is the same. It does a bit less damage than the PPD, but the difference won't be noticeable.

If we compare it to the PPD 34/38 which the only BR IV soviet gun in the research tree, the PPD BraMit better because it has a higher fire rate. The silencer also means that bots will be less likely to notice you, so this is a good gun for flanking. It's a very fun gun and I recommend it.

The silenced Erma EMP has the benefit of being a silenced weapon. After the BR change from III to II, this has become one of the best SMG because of its fast rate of fire and very low recoil.

The suppressed M3 is also a fun pick. It has a similar stat to the M3A1 grease gun but has the clearest sight of all the grease gun variants in the game. It does have a bit lower damage, but it wouldn't be noticeable. I’d recommend this if you like the grease gun.

The De Lisle Commando Carbine is a silenced bolt-action rifle that fires pistol cartridges. By default it comes with plenty of ammo.

I got one of these just for fun, using it is a challenge. It needs at least two shots to kill anyone and it being a bolt-action rifle does not help.

The silenced Nagant is bundled with the suppressed Mosin and PPD-BraMit. It has a low fire rate and you reload the cylinder one-by-one.

This is bundled with the silenced Erma EMP.

This is bundled with the Suppressed M3 and De Lisle Command Carbine.

Good luck killing anyone with this because it is basically a bolt-action pistol.

This season adds a some new SMGs, some of them have dual magazines.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/242-the-next-battle-pass-season-s-new-features-en/#!/

The PPD-1929 has a similar rate of fire as the PPSh-41, but the PPD-1929 has a slower reload speed. If we compare it to the 35-round magazine PPSh-41 it reloads at 2.4 seconds while the PPD-1929 takes 4.0 seconds. The 71-round drum mag PPSh-41, PPD 40, PPD 34/38 also reloads faster.

The 40-round Berreta M38A has similar stats. The Berreta has lower recoil and also has a select fire feature.

Update 30/04/2025
BR channged from IV to III. The 40-round Berreta M38A is also BR III now so my opinion still stands.

Erma EMP-44 has a dual magazine, so if you run out of ammo on the first one, you can switch to the second one faster than reloading. Compared to the 40-round Beretta M38A, it has a bit slower fire rate and similar recoil. But the dual magazine feature might make this gun better than the Beretta.

Update 30/04/2025
BR channged from IV to III. The 40-round Berreta M38A is also BR III.

The Hyde Model 35 uses the same round as the Thompson and the M3 Grease Gun so it has the same high damage. It also has clear sight and a dual 20-round magazine. However, the speed difference between switching and reloading isn't that noticeable.

If this was available in the store again, I would definitely pick this up. Compared to the other SMGs in low BR, it fires way faster than the M3 Grease gun while retaining the same damage.

Update 30/04/2025
Since the 30-round M1A1 Thompson is BR II, I wouldn't consider this anymore.

The BSA Thompson has an open sight unlike the other Thompson you unlock from the research tree. It has a fast fire rate but has a small 20-round magazine.

The BSA Thompson is a pretty good pickup if you need a fast and hard hitting gun for low BR matches. This is one of the few Thompson you can use at low BR matches, the other being the premium USMC Thompson squad. The BSA Thompson reloads a quite slowly.

Update 30/04/2025
Since the 30-round M1A1 Thompson is BR II, I wouldn't consider this anymore.

This is the first season to include weapons for the Tunisia campaign
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/193-enlisted-major-update-and-the-tunisia-obt-en/#!/

The RMN-50 is a handheld mortar which fires high explosive shell. The shell cannot penetrate tanks. It can be used with Mortarmen, Riflemen, and AT Soldier.

The RMN-50 is a very unique gold order as it can fire high explosive shells that could wipe an entire room. However, it takes up the main weapon slot, so you might need to carry a pistol or use the second weapon slot. Unlike rifle grenade launchers, ammo pouches do increase your shells, so you might consider the backpack slot over the secondary weapon. You also need a bit of practice because it fires in an arc.

Mkb 35/III is an assault rifle that has a small 20-round magazine. It can fire in fully-automatic or semi-automatic. Because it is an assault rifle, it can only be used by the assaulter class.

I would also get these if it was on sale again because this is the only assault rifle for low BR matches. It also has a bit higher damage than the StG. Compared to other SMGs in low BR, the Mkb does fire slower but it has almost 50% more damage.

The Pavesi M42 is a rifle that fires in semi-automatic and is a BR II gun. It has the same 6-rounds as the Armaguerra but has a much higher damage.

The Pedersen Rifle is also a BR III gun that can use a 10-round en bloc clip. Because it is a BR III gun, there is a chance that you can get matched with high BR players.

The M1 Garand is the only competition in BR III. The Pedersen rifle has two more rounds compared to the M1 Garand, but the damage is lower. One thing to note is that the Pedersen rifle uses a toggle action, so every time you fire it, there is a split second where you're screen is blocked. This is similar to the Luger and the Type Hei.

This is the first season to that added new gold order weapons for the Berlin campaign.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/143-upgrades-to-the-battle-pass-in-enlisted-en/#!/

The PDM-42 is a submachine gun that has a 30-round magazine. It can be used for low BR matches. It has a unique firing sound.

It has similar stats to the PPS-42 you unlock from the tech tree. If we compare the PDM-42 and the PPS-42 side-by-side, the PPS-42 has a larger magazine and lower recoil. The PPS-42 also has a slightly higher damage as well.

The Suomi KP/-26 fires quite fast and has a low recoil. It is a BR III gun, so you could be matched in high BR matches.

Comparing it to other BR III guns like the MP35/I and ZK-383, the KP/-26 has lower recoil and the rate of fire is in between the MP35/I (620) and the ZK-383 (760). However the MP35/I has more damage (7.2). This is a good gun if you are making a BR III preset.

Update 30/04/2025
BR III to II. This is really good if not one of the best BR II SMG for Germany.

The Gewehr 43 Kurz is a select fire rifle that can fire in semi-automatic or a 3-round burst. It can be used most classes such as the Engineer. It uses the StG-44 magazine so you can pick one up from the ground and use the same ammo. It has a low recoil and a good sight.

This is a really good alternative to the FG 42 II. However, it lost a bit of its charm because it doesn't have the 3-round burst anymore.

M2A1 Carbine can only be used the Assaulter class as it is classified as a submachine gun. It has a bayonet and can switch from full-auto to semi-auto.

It does more damage and fires faster than the Thompsons in the research tree. However a direct comparison would be the M2 Carbine. The M2A1 has faster fire rate but worse recoil compared the the M2. But you can equip the M2 Carbine in almost any class. You can equip a 9-man rifle squad with M2 Carbine while you can only equip at max 4 Assaulters with the M2A1 Carbine.

This is the first battle pass season. It only added weapons for the Moscow and Normandy campaign.
https://enlisted.net/en/news/show/80-enlisted-battle-pass-en/#!/

Berdan II is a single-shot rifle high damage. The sights are pretty good, it has no bayonet and unlike most bolt-action rifles, you need reload speed to fire faster. One thing to note is that it has a low muzzle velocity, so for far away targets, you might need to aim higher to hit them.

The USSR already have the Winchester M1895 which is one of the best rifle for low BR. However, the Berdan II has a meme status, this is a funny gun to see on the kill feed.

The Gewehr 1888 uses the same 5-round clip as the Kar98k. It has a high damage and a pretty good sight. However, it doesn't have a bayonet, so you can't charge with it.

Stat-wise, the Vz.24 that you unlock from the research tree is better if you compare them side-by-side.

The Schmeisser MK36.III has a pretty low fire rate and a small magazine size. It has a pretty good sight and a unique sound.

A direct comparison to this might be the 20-round MP28 and that you first unlock from the research tree. In comparison, the MP28 fires has the same damage, a faster fire rate, faster reload, but a bit less accurate. Another gun that you can compare it to is the 20-round Berretta M38A which you unlock a bit later and is way better than the MP28.

This is a modification of the M1903 Springfield that fires pistol caliber bullets in semi-automatic. It has a 40-round magazine and you can equip them on most classes like the Engineers.

You need to click really fast to use it effectively. The rate of fire is much faster compared to the M1 Carbine. The damage is a bit low, so you might need three shots to kill an enemy. However, it has a big 40-round magazine so you can spray it like an SMG since it fires pretty fast for a semi-auto. For low BR matches, the only semi-auto rifle the US has is the M1 Carbine which deals a higher damage but fires more slowly. I'd recommend this if you prefer to use semi-auto rifles for low BR matches.