PropertyValue
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  • Welrod
  • Welrod
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  • Damage Damage Multipliers Magazine Size Unlocked at Starting Ammunition Maximum Ammunition Reload Time Rate of Fire Recoil Penetration Fire Mode Ammunition The Welrod was a British, suppressed bolt-action handgun that fired from a 7-shot detachable pistol grip/magazine featured in Medal of Honor: Rising Sun.
  • The Welrod was a British bolt action, magazine fed, suppressed pistol devised during World War II at the Inter-Services Research Bureau (later Station IX), based near Welwyn Garden City, UK, for use by irregular forces and resistance groups. Approximately 2,800 were made.
  • <default>Welrod</default> Тип: Время: Вес (без патронов, кг): Длина (мм): Тип урона: Калибр: Применяемый патрон: УСМ: Темп стрельбы (в минуту): Начальная скорость пули (м/с): Дульная энергия (джоуль): Прицельная дальность (м): Емкость магазина: Происхождение: Область Применения: Пользователи: Разновидности: Welrod — британский самозарядный пистолет.
  • The Welrod pistol, commonly nicknamed the Bicycle pump due to its resemblance to one, was a pistol invented by Major Hugh Reeves being developed for the British S.O.E. (Special Operative Executive) and manufactured by the Inter-Services Research Bureau (later Station IX). The Welrod was designed around the idea of covert missions in Nazi Germany during the Second World War, being suppressed to produce a noise below 73dB in volume.
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Length
  • 310
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Длина (мм):
  • 310
Время:
  • 1942
изображение
  • 250
Тип:
  • Бесшумный пистолет
Темп стрельбы (в минуту):
  • До 15 выстрелов в минуту
Дульная энергия (джоуль):
  • 110
Прицельная дальность (м):
  • 15
УСМ:
  • Ударникового типа, режим огня - одиночный
Калибр:
  • 7.650000
  • 9
manufact
  • Inter-Services Research Bureau , Birmingham Small Arms Co.
Пользователи:
Ammotype
  • 9
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Number
  • around 2800
Origin
Design
  • 1942
Name
  • Welrod
Maker
  • Major Hugh Reeves
Type
Caption
  • A Welrod 9 mm pistol on display at the Imperial War Museum in London.
usedby
  • Denmark , Great Britain , Resistance Groups
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Wars
Weight
  • 1
Caliber
  • 9
Manufacturer
  • The Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited
  • Unnamed others manufacturers
is UK
  • yes
is ranged
  • yes
Action
production date
  • World War 2
Magazine
  • 6
  • Six, Eight
Variants
Death
  • Unknown
Custom
  • No
Barrel
  • 95.0
Birth
  • 1943
Designer
  • Inter-Services Research Bureau
Начальная скорость пули (м/с):
  • 210
Емкость магазина:
  • 6
Вес (без патронов, кг):
  • 1.090000
abstract
  • Damage Damage Multipliers Magazine Size Unlocked at Starting Ammunition Maximum Ammunition Reload Time Rate of Fire Recoil Penetration Fire Mode Ammunition The Welrod was a British, suppressed bolt-action handgun that fired from a 7-shot detachable pistol grip/magazine featured in Medal of Honor: Rising Sun.
  • The Welrod was a British bolt action, magazine fed, suppressed pistol devised during World War II at the Inter-Services Research Bureau (later Station IX), based near Welwyn Garden City, UK, for use by irregular forces and resistance groups. Approximately 2,800 were made.
  • <default>Welrod</default> Тип: Время: Вес (без патронов, кг): Длина (мм): Тип урона: Калибр: Применяемый патрон: УСМ: Темп стрельбы (в минуту): Начальная скорость пули (м/с): Дульная энергия (джоуль): Прицельная дальность (м): Емкость магазина: Происхождение: Область Применения: Пользователи: Разновидности: Welrod — британский самозарядный пистолет.
  • The Welrod pistol, commonly nicknamed the Bicycle pump due to its resemblance to one, was a pistol invented by Major Hugh Reeves being developed for the British S.O.E. (Special Operative Executive) and manufactured by the Inter-Services Research Bureau (later Station IX). The Welrod was designed around the idea of covert missions in Nazi Germany during the Second World War, being suppressed to produce a noise below 73dB in volume.
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