Besides the fact that the M1921 was mostly sold to the private market (hence 1920s gangsters), some of those M1921 Thompsons might have been transferred to French North Africa in between France's defeat in 1940 and Operation Torch in 1942.

Thompson guns were used all over the world in WW2. On a historical side note, it doesn't matter so much that the game is set in Europe. This simply seems to be an unnecessary lack of care for detail while balancing. The closest to the M1921 in appearance are the Wilco variants, but even those are off (rear sights are still the M1A1 variety), and likely the developers were thinking of the nearly physically identical M1928 (minus Cutts compensator) when they modeled those variants. It was issued to all German armed forces and in the infantry found use as an officerвЂ™s sidearm, as well as with weapon crews, dispatch riders, signallers. This is my opinion for a wishlist, I will start by making a short summary of the things I want and I think should be in RO2 in a future update: - Static MG42 - Melee Weapons (Knives, Spades) - Geballte Ladung Stielhandgranate - Wheeled Vehicles - Stalingrad city map and Volga crossing map. The P08 remained the principal sidearm of the German military throughout the inter-war period. The Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to stop producing P08s, although production restarted in 1923. There are big physical differences between most of the Thompson models. Weapons on Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45. It's not impossible, but the problem is that the game didn't actually model the M1921. Red Orchestra 2 Mg42 Knee Deep In The Doot Ntoskrnl.

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