German WW2 Plane Armarment 7,92 - 88 mm and their Ammunition

Dose this help?

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Sadly not at all, perhaps i wasnt specific enough.
I didnt mean accuracy in terms of how well its implemented, but rather how small the shot group is at different distances.
In game as defensive armarment its currently an absolut shotgun in game, just test it on any Me 210/410.
Google sayes at 100m 35x45mm deviation, but without source and the best i could find was 1 book where they give it an accuracy factor slightly better than an Fixed 7,92mm Mg 17, but thats like saying nothing and just 1 source.

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I even have yet to find any german manual that gives any info on it, nor did i find any other books.

Does an HE shell without tracer exist for the MG 151/15?

@KillaKiwi we had a talk some time ago, where i saw for 15mm ammo, that the round was to be replaced by M.Gr. and we came to the conclusion that most likely it was an copy error, but looking at a document again, there actually was a 15mm M.Gr. desinged in 1944. It is under an incorrect designation, but the filler is designated as HA 41.
Regarding your Question, with exception to the H-Pzgr. there were no main service tracerless rounds. However there were multiple rounds, such as this 15mm M.Gr, 15mm Sprgr. (Sonder-Ausf.) as well as a 15mm Brgr.44 high capacity Incendary round, that propably never saw service among more experimental rounds.

Drawing of 15mm Minen Granate and more. (click to show)








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