Bergmann MP 35/I - Revision history

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	[[Image:MP35.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann ~~MP35~~/I left side - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:MP35.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP 35/I left side - 9x19mm]]
	[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann ~~MP35~~/I right side - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP 35/I right side - 9x19mm]]
	[[Image:Bergmann MP35I long.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann ~~MP35~~/I ~~Long~~ barrel - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:Bergmann MP35I long.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP 35/I long barrel - 9x19mm]]

	The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann ~~MP18~~\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP-32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK-32) with a longer barrel. The BMP-32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr ~~MP34~~]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP-35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.		The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann MP 18\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP 32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK 32) with a longer barrel. The BMP 32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr MP 34]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP 35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.

	The Treaty of Versailles prohibited German companies from developing and producing submachine guns. To circumvent this ban, production was outsourced from Germany, as was the case with the [[Steyr ~~MP34]]~~, for example. In addition, the company lacked production capacity to produce the weapons in mass production. From 1932 the weapon was manufactured under license by the Danish company Schultz & Larsen on behalf of Bergmann. This submachine gun was officially adopted by the Danish armed forces in the 9 mm caliber Bergmann Bayard. Also, the Swedish military bought a few specimens in the caliber 9 mm Parabellum, probably for experimental purposes. Weapons were also made for the calibers 7.63 mm Mauser, 7.65 mm Parabellum, 9 mm Mauser Export and .45 ACP. [[Walther Arms]] received end of 1934 an order for the production of the Bergmann machine pistols and began with the series production. From 1935 the submachine guns were also manufactured in Karlsruhe by the Junker and Ruh AG. Outside of Germany and Denmark, the Bergmann MPi was used mainly in South America, China, Ethiopia and during the Spanish Civil War. By 1945, a total of about 40 000 pieces have been produced.		The Treaty of Versailles prohibited German companies from developing and producing submachine guns. To circumvent this ban, production was outsourced from Germany, as was the case with the Steyr MP 34, for example. In addition, the company lacked production capacity to produce the weapons in mass production. From 1932 the weapon was manufactured under license by the Danish company Schultz & Larsen on behalf of Bergmann. This submachine gun was officially adopted by the Danish armed forces in the 9 mm caliber Bergmann Bayard. Also, the Swedish military bought a few specimens in the caliber 9 mm Parabellum, probably for experimental purposes. Weapons were also made for the calibers 7.63 mm Mauser, 7.65 mm Parabellum, 9 mm Mauser Export and .45 ACP. [[Walther Arms]] received end of 1934 an order for the production of the Bergmann machine pistols and began with the series production. From 1935 the submachine guns were also manufactured in Karlsruhe by the Junker and Ruh AG. Outside of Germany and Denmark, the Bergmann MPi was used mainly in South America, China, Ethiopia and during the Spanish Civil War. By 1945, a total of about 40 000 pieces have been produced.

	The Bergmann MP was blowback operated, selective-fired weapon which fired from open bolt. Unusual feature of Bergmann was the cocking handle, which was placed at the rear of the receiver. To tighten the lock, the weapon has a bolt action. Before the first shot, it must be pulled back upwards like a rifle and then closed again. During firing, the bolt remains in the closed position. This design method has some advantages and disadvantages: The great advantage is that the weapon, except the ejection window, has no openings and thus is reliably protected against dirt from the outside. The disadvantages are the unconventional and comparatively complicated operation of the weapon and the high costs incurred by the time-consuming production. The submachine guns have a manual locking lever on the left side of the case, which can block the trigger and shutter. There is also a built-in firing pin safety. The firing pin is not firmly fixed to the bolt head, but is not moved forward until the bolt is fully closed by a lever on the bolt to ignite the cartridge in the cartridge chamber. The magazine shaft is attached to the right side of the weapon, which is unusual and makes the weapon easily distinguishable from similar submachine guns. When shooting, a specific construction of the trigger can be used to choose between single fire and continuous fire. If you only press the upper part of the trigger, you shoot into single fire. If you press the lower part of the trigger, an additional lever behind the trigger is activated and the gun fires in continuous fire. The aiming device is a curve sight, which can be adjusted for a distance of 50 to 1000 meters.		The Bergmann MP was blowback operated, selective-fired weapon which fired from open bolt. Unusual feature of Bergmann was the cocking handle, which was placed at the rear of the receiver. To tighten the lock, the weapon has a bolt action. Before the first shot, it must be pulled back upwards like a rifle and then closed again. During firing, the bolt remains in the closed position. This design method has some advantages and disadvantages: The great advantage is that the weapon, except the ejection window, has no openings and thus is reliably protected against dirt from the outside. The disadvantages are the unconventional and comparatively complicated operation of the weapon and the high costs incurred by the time-consuming production. The submachine guns have a manual locking lever on the left side of the case, which can block the trigger and shutter. There is also a built-in firing pin safety. The firing pin is not firmly fixed to the bolt head, but is not moved forward until the bolt is fully closed by a lever on the bolt to ignite the cartridge in the cartridge chamber. The magazine shaft is attached to the right side of the weapon, which is unusual and makes the weapon easily distinguishable from similar submachine guns. When shooting, a specific construction of the trigger can be used to choose between single fire and continuous fire. If you only press the upper part of the trigger, you shoot into single fire. If you press the lower part of the trigger, an additional lever behind the trigger is activated and the gun fires in continuous fire. The aiming device is a curve sight, which can be adjusted for a distance of 50 to 1000 meters.
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	\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\|\|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann ~~MP18~~]]. \|\| 2015		\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\|\|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann MP 18]]. \|\| 2015
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP 35" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP 35" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021

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	* '''Country of Origin''': Germany		* '''Country of Origin''': Germany

	* '''Caliber:''' 9 × 19 mm, 9 mm Bergmann-Bayard, 7,63 × 25 mm, 7,65 mm Parabellum, 9 mm Mauser Export, .45 ACP		* '''Caliber:''' 9 x 19 mm, 9 mm Bergmann-Bayard, 7,63 x 25 mm, 7,65 mm Parabellum, 9 mm Mauser Export, .45 ACP

	* '''Weight:''' 4.24 kg (unloaded) (9.3 lb)		* '''Weight:''' 4.24 kg (unloaded) (9.3 lb)

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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP 35" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP 35" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021
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	\| "MP 35/I" \|\| Long barrel. \|\|		\| "MP 35/I" \|\| Long barrel. \|\| Available for reaching the appropriate campaign level.
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	\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\|\|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann MP18]]. \|\| 2015		\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\|\|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann MP18]]. \|\| 2015
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	\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "~~MP35/1~~" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021		\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP 35" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021
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	\| "~~MP35~~/1" \|\| Long barrel. \|\|		\| "MP 35/I" \|\| Long barrel. \|\|
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	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
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	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="300"\|'''Game Title'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="300"\|'''Game Title'''
	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="~~200~~"\|'''Appears as'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="150"\|'''Appears as'''
	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="~~400~~"\|'''Notation'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="250"\|'''Mods'''
	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="50"\|'''Release Date'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="200"\|'''Notation'''
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	\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann MP18]]. \|\| 2015		\| ''[[Order: 1886, The\|The Order: 1886]]'' \|\| 'M85 Automatisch' \|\|\|\| Uses a drum magazine from the [[Mondragón Rifle]] and charging handle from [[Bergmann MP18]]. \|\| 2015
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			\| rowspan=2\|''[[Enlisted]]'' \|\| "MP35/1" \|\|Normal barrel. \|\|\|\| rowspan=2\| 2021
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			\| "MP35/1" \|\| Long barrel. \|\|
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	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
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	[[Image:MP35.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I left side - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:MP35.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I left side - 9x19mm]]

	[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I right side - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I right side - 9x19mm]]
			[[Image:Bergmann MP35I long.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I Long barrel - 9x19mm]]

	The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann MP18\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP-32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK-32) with a longer barrel. The BMP-32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr MP34]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP-35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.		The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann MP18\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP-32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK-32) with a longer barrel. The BMP-32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr MP34]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP-35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.

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	\| ''[[Pan's Labyrinth]]'' \|\| \|\| Spanish Maquis \|\| \|\| 2006		\| ''[[Pan's Labyrinth]]'' \|\| \|\| Spanish Maquis \|\| \|\| 2006

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			\| rowspan=2\|''[[Courier of Special Importance (Kurersky osoboy vazhnosti)]]'' \|\| [[Aleksey Faddeev]] \|\| ''Poruchik'' Andrey Belkin \|\| rowspan=2\| \|\| rowspan=2\|2013
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	[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I right side - 9x19mm]]		[[Image:MP35a.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I right side - 9x19mm]]
			[[Image:Bergmann MP35I long.jpg\|thumb\|right\|500px\|Bergmann MP35/I Long barrel - 9x19mm]]

	The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann MP18\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP-32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK-32) with a longer barrel. The BMP-32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr MP34]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP-35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.		The '''Bergmann MP 35''' (also known as Bergmann MP 34, MP 34/1 and MP 35/1) was a German submachine gun, which was used during the Second World War, especially by German police and the Waffen-SS. Emil Bergmann, son of [[Bergmann MP18\|Theodor Bergmann]], developed the submachine gun in the early 1930s. During development, there were two different models, the ''Bergmann-Maschinenpistole'' (BMP-32) and the ''Bergmann-Maschinenkarabiner'' 32 (BMK-32) with a longer barrel. The BMP-32 is essentially identical to the model MP 34 (not to be confused with the [[Steyr MP34]]). Until the mid-1930s, the submachine gun was slightly modified to the models MP 34/1, MP 35 (not to be confused with the [[Erma EMP-35]]) and MP 35/1. The variants differ only by smaller differences. So there were always models with different barrel lengths and calibers and in the weapons produced later small structural changes in order to reduce production costs.