Bummer "Calling Card" (PPSH-41) was not the "Tommy Gun" (M1A1 Thompson or 1928 Thompson)

[Vienix]

I know the "Calling Card" (PPSH-41) was for the "Russia Map". But calling it a Mafia weapon, is a big No-no for me, Why? Because we all know whats a Mafia Gun. Right? who doesn't? First thing that pops into anyone's head is the Tommy Gun (M1A1 Thompson or 1928 Thompson) but instead a PPSH-41, I love the Burp Gun/PPSH-41 but its labeled wrong. Tommy Gun should be in unturned. i bet everyone wanna dress in suits and fedoras with that Tommy gun and do a drive-by to a base, Or blast rounds on doors, Feel like "Vito Scaletta". But in Russia's perspective. In a Russian Mafia, I guess them russians use the PPSH-41. But American mafia is very well known than the russian mafia......

Anyways Agree that the thompson deserves to be in unturned?
or Let the PPSH-41/Calling Card be falsely labeled a "Mafia Gun"
and just a note i do not hate the Calling Card just something that came up on my mind..

[CapitalTeeth]

Hmm, if you really think about it the PPSh-41 does look like a mafia weapon. Atleast to me.

[yarrrr]

In this unniverse, the mafia uses the Calling Card

If you're thinking of the Thompson, you're in the wrong unniverse.

[LEARN TO SWIM]

Drum mag ☑
Wood furniture ☑
Ultimate hipfire spraydown machine ☑
Designed in WWI & WWII era ☑

That sounds like a mafia gun to me.

[yarrrr]

Originally posted by Dank Lord Kushifer:

Drum mag ☑
Wood furniture ☑
Ultimate hipfire spraydown machine ☑
Designed in WWI & WWII era ☑

That sounds like a mafia gun to me.

yep

[Mushroom Steve]

Originally posted by Yarrrr:

You're thinking about American mafia. Russian mafia is different

I'm sure both use World War era weapons and are well respected in their country of origin. I'll actually copy/paste a few tidbits of infor here..

русская мафия, Bratva.. Both are names for the "Russian Mafia" After WWII, their numbers flourished, exploiting unstable governments, and controlling 2/3's of the Russian economy. Their structure, similar to the Italian Mob, is as follows:

Pakhan, the Boss, controls 4 criminal cells in the working unit through an intermediary called a Brigadier.

Derzhatel obsckaka, the Bookkeeper

Brigadier, Avtoritet (Authority), a "captain" in charge of a small group of men.

Bratok, Pacan, Brodyaga, Translates to "Warrior" and is similar to the soldiers in Italian-American mafia crime families

Very likely they used the PPSH as their weapon of choice.

[yarrrr]

Originally posted by Mushroom Steve:

Originally posted by Yarrrr:

You're thinking about American mafia. Russian mafia is different

I'm sure both use World War era weapons and are well respected in their country of origin. I'll actually copy/paste a few tidbits of infor here..

русская мафия, Bratva.. Both are names for the "Russian Mafia" After WWII, their numbers flourished, exploiting unstable governments, and controlling 2/3's of the Russian economy. Their structure, similar to the Italian Mob, is as follows:

Pakhan, the Boss, controls 4 criminal cells in the working unit through an intermediary called a Brigadier.

Derzhatel obsckaka, the Bookkeeper

Brigadier, Avtoritet (Authority), a "captain" in charge of a small group of men.

Bratok, Pacan, Brodyaga, Translates to "Warrior" and is similar to the soldiers in Italian-American mafia crime families

Very likely they used the PPSH as their weapon of choice.

Damn you, you recovered my deleted comment

[CapitalTeeth]

Originally posted by Yarrrr:

Originally posted by Mushroom Steve:

I'm sure both use World War era weapons and are well respected in their country of origin. I'll actually copy/paste a few tidbits of infor here..

русская мафия, Bratva.. Both are names for the "Russian Mafia" After WWII, their numbers flourished, exploiting unstable governments, and controlling 2/3's of the Russian economy. Their structure, similar to the Italian Mob, is as follows:

Pakhan, the Boss, controls 4 criminal cells in the working unit through an intermediary called a Brigadier.

Derzhatel obsckaka, the Bookkeeper

Brigadier, Avtoritet (Authority), a "captain" in charge of a small group of men.

Bratok, Pacan, Brodyaga, Translates to "Warrior" and is similar to the soldiers in Italian-American mafia crime families

Very likely they used the PPSH as their weapon of choice.

Damn you, you recovered my deleted comment

So that explains why i received a notification and there was no reply.

[Just Pas]

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

[Cursed Hawkins]

Originally posted by Captai:

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

for the Russian Mafia it likely is sense different Mafias can have different weapons of choice like as Yarr said the American Mafia used the Thompson with the drum mag so the Russian Mafia likely uses the PPSH for their weapon of choice as Steve said i wouldn't be surprised if the British Mafia used the Sten i mean that weapon itself can easily be mass produced since it's just a pipe!

[CapitalTeeth]

Originally posted by Captai:

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

PPSh-41 is not a WW1 gun.
The PPSh-41 was merely a cheap alternative to the resource-expensive PPD-40.

[Cursed Hawkins]

Originally posted by BlapBlop:

Originally posted by Captai:

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

PPSh-41 is not a WW1 gun.
The PPSh-41 was merely a cheap alternative to the resource-expensive PPD-40.

and it's likely still in service which again would explain why it's called a Mafia gun in Unturned because it likely is a Mafia gun over there in Russia

[Vienix]

Originally posted by Cursed Hawkins:

Originally posted by BlapBlop:

PPSh-41 is not a WW1 gun.
The PPSh-41 was merely a cheap alternative to the resource-expensive PPD-40.

and it's likely still in service which again would explain why it's called a Mafia gun in Unturned because it likely is a Mafia gun over there in Russia

Originally posted by BlapBlop:

Originally posted by Captai:

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

PPSh-41 is not a WW1 gun.
The PPSh-41 was merely a cheap alternative to the resource-expensive PPD-40.

Originally posted by Captai:

is not a mafia gun is ww1 gun and ww2

Originally posted by Yarrrr:

Originally posted by Mushroom Steve:

I'm sure both use World War era weapons and are well respected in their country of origin. I'll actually copy/paste a few tidbits of infor here..

русская мафия, Bratva.. Both are names for the "Russian Mafia" After WWII, their numbers flourished, exploiting unstable governments, and controlling 2/3's of the Russian economy. Their structure, similar to the Italian Mob, is as follows:

Pakhan, the Boss, controls 4 criminal cells in the working unit through an intermediary called a Brigadier.

Derzhatel obsckaka, the Bookkeeper

Brigadier, Avtoritet (Authority), a "captain" in charge of a small group of men.

Bratok, Pacan, Brodyaga, Translates to "Warrior" and is similar to the soldiers in Italian-American mafia crime families

Very likely they used the PPSH as their weapon of choice.

Damn you, you recovered my deleted comment

Woah Guys... I know that that PPSH-41 is a WW2 weapon, And i did mention "In Russia's Perspective, guess they'd use a PPSH-41" and also who wouldn't love the thompson to be in? im mean srsly? cant you imagine drive bys, Walking with your gang in suits n fedoras, would be awesome!

[Jadoki]

Thnks Yarr for clearing that up. lol people giving me a headache calling it the tommy gun ingame.

[Vienix]

Originally posted by Jadonkers:

Thnks Yarr for clearing that up. lol people giving me a headache calling it the tommy gun ingame.

Do you agree for the Thompson be born in the unturned universe?

[Jadoki]

Originally posted by Vienix Gaming:

Originally posted by Jadonkers:

Thnks Yarr for clearing that up. lol people giving me a headache calling it the tommy gun ingame.

Do you agree for the Thompson be born in the unturned universe?

I mean if many people want it, why not. Just make it have some checks and balances over the russian Calling Card. Which would then possibly mean editing a place in washington to possibly fit this firearm, or making a whole new map completely.