PPSh\TT-33

[X-Alt]

The 7.62x25 Tokarev round fired by these weapons does not seem to deal quite the damage against armor that it should, the PPsh honestly deserves a buff to the point it's extremely dangerous at CQB thanks to good armor piercing abilities. The damage as of now could be improved since the PPsh and TT-33 only see combat against targets with body armor, which should cause the bullet to not overpenetrate.

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9mm
ObjectTemplate.create GenericProjectile 900
ObjectTemplate.material 3900
ObjectTemplate.damage 28
ObjectTemplate.minDamage 0.4
ObjectTemplate.DistToStartLoseDamage 45
ObjectTemplate.DistToMinDamage 160
ObjectTemplate.gravityModifier 1.0
include projectiles_common_small.tweak

7.62x25
ObjectTemplate.create GenericProjectile 762_25
ObjectTemplate.material 3762
ObjectTemplate.damage 26
ObjectTemplate.minDamage 0.4
ObjectTemplate.DistToStartLoseDamage 60
ObjectTemplate.DistToMinDamage 200
ObjectTemplate.gravityModifier 1.0
include projectiles_common.tweak

ObjectTemplate.create GenericProjectile 460_30
ObjectTemplate.material 3900
ObjectTemplate.damage 24
ObjectTemplate.minDamage 0.4
ObjectTemplate.DistToStartLoseDamage 80
ObjectTemplate.DistToMinDamage 200
ObjectTemplate.gravityModifier 1.0
include projectiles_common.tweak

[M42 Zwilling]

Not sure about other armies, but the US military at least uses body armor that protects to Type IV standard, i.e. against a .30-06 AP round at point blank. A 7.62x25 would not pose much of an issue, so I wouldn't see much of a reason to give it less damage loss vs. armor. Its kinetic energy is also very similar to a 9mm, not different enough from other pistol-caliber rounds to justify a base damage increase either IMO.

[X-Alt]

Not sure about other armies, but the US military at least uses body armor that protects to Type IV standard, i.e. against a .30-06 AP round at point blank. A 7.62x25 would not pose much of an issue, so I wouldn't see much of a reason to give it less damage loss vs. armor. Its kinetic energy is also very similar to a 9mm, not different enough from other pistol-caliber rounds to justify a base damage increase either IMO.

Alrighty then, thanks for the insight.