Type 100
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Added by SSDGFCTCT9The Type 100 was a Japanese submachine gun designed in 1940 by Nambu Arms Manufacturing Company. It was first issued to the Imperial Japanese Army in 1940, usually only to officers, and its production continued to the end of the war. It used the 8x22mm Nambu cartridge in a 30-round magazine. Early models had a rate of fire of 450 rounds per minute, however, the 1944 models had a rate of fire of ~800 rounds per minute. It was heavily based on the Bergmann Mp18, and used a chrome body for resistance against humidity, giving it a sleek, silver-like finish.
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Battlefield 1943
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| Type 100 | |
| Damage |
~7-10 shots to kill |
| Ammunition capacity |
30 rounds |
| Rate of fire |
~600 rpm |
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| Kit |
Infantry |
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2
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| Type 100 | |
| Damage |
14.3-12.5 |
| Damage multipliers |
2.1x Head |
| Ammunition capacity |
30 rounds |
| Reload time |
3.7 seconds |
| Rate of fire |
600 rpm |
| Recoil |
Medium |
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It has a high rate of fire and effective damage, as well as generally clear iron sights. It has medium recoil and it is slightly ineffective at long ranges because of its mediocre accuracy.
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Trivia
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- In Battlefield 1943, it is a direct equivalent in stats to the USMC Thompson.
- In Battlefield: Bad Company 2, during the final cutscene of Operation Aurora, the Type 100 in Thomas Wyatt's hands does not have a magazine inserted, but actually has the magazine stuck under the gun itself.[2]
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