The Chatellerault, or M1924/29, is a light machine gun featured in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One.
Call of Duty 2: Big Red One
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| Chatellerault | |
| Weapon Class | Machine Gun |
| Magazine Size | 25 rounds |
| Maximum Ammunition | 300 rounds |
| Rate of Fire | High |
| Fire Mode | Automatic |
| Used by | Vichy French Military |
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- "The French M1924/29 is largely designed around the U.S. Browning Automatic Rifle. 7.5mm caliber 25-round clip."
- — Bonus Materials Weapons description.
The Chatellerault is a French light machine gun only available during the mission "Baptism By Fire" in the hands of Vichy French forces. It is more powerful than the MAS 38 submachine gun that the player also has access to, but tends to have a lot of recoil when not aimed down its sights, especially when standing up, so it can be hard to use accurately.
GalleryEdit
The Chatellerault in first person
VideoEdit
Call of Duty 2 Big Red One - Tunisia, Mission 1 (2 3)
The majority of this video features the Chatellerault in action
Call of Duty: WWIIEdit
| The subject matter of this article was cut from the final version of a Call of Duty game. |
| Chatellerault | |
| Weapon Class | Light Machine Gun |
| Fire Mode | Automatic |
| Console codename(s) | CHATELLEROULT_MP |
The Chatellerault is cut from Call of Duty: WWII.
TriviaEdit
- An image of the Chatellerault appears in the bonus materials section in Call of Duty: Roads to Victory, where it is incorrectly labelled as an FG-42.
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