The Author and His Daily Life of Azur Lane Part 2

The Holy Pack-a-Punched Mg-42

Mark Wayne Windle: **holding a Holy Pack-A-Punched MG-42** Lets try this out. Say, what round does this fire again?

Downneck: It fires the same bullet it would normally fire. It has an upgraded fire rate of 2,400 to 3,000 rounds per minute, the magazine size is still 125, but you can carry an extra 750 rounds with you plus what ever is loaded, so about 875 bullets. Reload is still the same, but you load her pretty fast since you have those fast and handy hands of yours. I can only imagine how fast you'll reload if you have Speed Coal.

Mark Wayne Windle: What about replaceable barrel?

Downneck: That? Hehehehe, about that, that has been massively upgraded, it lasts way longer.

Mark Wayne Windle: Usually the barrel lasts between 3,000 to 8,000 rounds.

Downneck: Damn! Then the new barrel will last between 6,000 to 16,000 rounds.

Mark Wayne Windle: The box magazine has about roughly 10,000 rounds.

Downneck: GAH! HOW!?

Mark Wayne Windle: I threw it into the Pack-a-Punch machine as well.

Downneck: You madman!

Mark Wayne Windle: Lets get her firing ja? **clocks the bolt back**

Downneck: You might wanna cover your ears. **covers his ears**

Mark Wayne Windle: I FEAR NO MAN, AND I FEAR NO GUN THAT IS MADE BY DER KASIER! **pulls trigger**

Narrator: Skip to 33:47

Downneck: I CAN STILL HEAR IT FIRING!?!?!

Narrator: The author lets the rip the targets apart, ten bullets at a time. He nails each target and doesn't release the trigger until he changes the barrel.

**BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ**

Mark Wayne Windle: CHANGING! **opens the hatch yanks out the hot barrel, throws a new one in, closes the hatch, clocks the bolt back, and squeezes the trigger**

Narrator: The author changed the barrel in three seconds. Jazz hands confirmed. The author hits everything with bullets, and with deadly accuracy. After two minutes, the box magazine is empty and the author throws the second red hot barrel onto the ground and slams a fresh on in.

Mark Wayne Windle: Talk about firepower ja?

Downneck: My god, you nailed everything, even the stands the targets were on are riddled with bullet holes!

Mark Wayne Windle: That's is the Holy Pack-A-Punched MG-42. The standard Pack-A-Punched MG-42 would never be able to do such damage in two minutes from one man using her.

Downneck: Well damn. Those PKP's I used were deadly, but if they were in your hands, then those two would have been dead with every single bullet hitting its mark.

Mark Wayne Windle: This thing weighted 11.57 kg or 25.507484 pounds before being blesses by the Kaiser. When blessed by the Kaiser, her weight was reduced by two and a half pounds. She weighed 23.007484 pounds before Pack-a-Punched. 

Downneck: The point?

Mark Wayne Windle: What's funny is that she is way less lighter. She weighs 11.000000 pounds now.

Downneck: Damn, very portable on a battlefield now. Plus the weight of the ammo belts or round magazines and spare barrels.

Mark Wayne Windle: A great home-defense weapon. You PKP's are heavier, take a little more time to reload, and don't fire the same bullet. But, they fire way faster, have bigger magazine capacity, shoot slightly deadlier bullets, and have red-dots on them. But this girl can have a red-dot, anti-aircraft "spider web ring sight, or iron sights on it.

Downneck: One man covers the guy using the '42 with the PKP's and you have an unstoppable combination of manpower, firepower, and etc.

Mark Wayne Windle: I'll hang this above my desk at home ja?

Downneck: Indeed.

German translations;

ja; yes

Kaiser; Emperor

DER; THE