Type 100 submachine gun
From Medal of Honor
The Type 100 is a submachine gun adopted by Japan in 1942. The 1942 was the first SMG officially for use in the armed forces. Bergmann MP28s were used by the secret police, but the armed forces never got one.
The Type 100 uses the same 8x22mm round used by the Type 14 pistol.
[edit] In-game
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| Type 100 | |
| Damage |
Medium |
| Magazine Capacity |
30 rounds |
| Rate of Fire |
Medium |
| Recoil |
Medium |
| Fire Mode |
Automatic |
| Ammunition |
8x22mm |
| Used by | |
The Type 100 is the first SMG you'll find in the game. As soon as you find it, you should replace your side-arm with it. It's 30-round magazine is much better than the piddly 6-round used by the M1917 revolver. Later on in the game, the Type 100 looses some of it's steam due to the introduction of the Thompson, but is still a fine alternate to it.
It's only real downfall is that it has bad accuracy. Burst-fire to make sure that the recoil doesn't get too out of control if you're trying to make a ranged shot.
 Using the Type 100 |
| Weapons of Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault. | ||
| Bolt Action Rifles | M1903 Springfield · Type 38 · Type 44 · Type 97 Sniper Rifle | |
| Semiautomatic Rifles | M1 Garand · M1 Carbine | |
| Submachine Guns | M1 Thompson · Type 100 · M55 Reising | |
| Support | BAR · Type 96 · M1941 Johnson | |
| Sidearms | M1911 · M1917 revolver · Nambu | |
| Grenades | Mk II · Type 97 | |
| Miscellaneous | Satchel · M11 shotgun · Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun | |
