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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles.

 
 
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Old 05-31-2011, 09:53 PM
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Your right, the Hurricane's in North Africa (Mk IID's) were armed with 40MM guns, and ontop of that caused MASS amounts of damage to enemy units and vehicles. They were absolutely deadly. Though the wing was ever so slighty modified to be able to carry the vickers s gun.

The Hurricane could do it though, with such a thick wing in comparison to other fighters such as the Spitfire/Mustang, so it made for a vert sturdy gun platform.

You name it the Hurricane could do it. It may not of been the best fighter aircraft by the end of the war, but it was without a doubt the most versatile aircraft of the war having been used in every role without much ugrading etc.

A true work horse.


On topic.... did you see the manaquin get destroyed in that clip? Nasty!! And the recoil it had when in fully automatic mode. Ouch!!
yes i'm agree with u.and your video is very intteresting,a lot of details about the vickers 40 mm,i read in a book that the nickname of the hurricane with 40 mm guns was "the can-opener"...we can understand why!!!
yes i see the manaquin...the recoil...and the noise too!!!terrible!!!
the free french air force used hurricane in the desert war in ww2 too.
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