Editing Red Army Equipment (section)

===Machineguns===
* '''DP27''': The DP-27/28 was the distant second best LMG in the war. While it did not have the fire rate or general superiority of the MG34, it it was slightly better than the Bren due to having more shots at an almost equivalent caliber. The Pan magazine made it somewhat awkward and were a pain to reload or carry ammo for. However, its slower fire rate meant that it didn't have to worry about the barrel overheating as much. The Finns captured a ton of them during the Winter war and ended up using them to partially replace their own LMGs.
* '''Maxim Model 1910''': Russia's version of the Maxim gun; it had gained an affectionate reputation as the "Tuchanka," a wagon-mounted MG, and continued to serve as a static emplaced gun that was slightly easier to deploy thanks to its wheel mount and gun shield.
* '''Maxim-Tokarev''': An attempt to convert the Maxim into a more portable gun; the designers remove the water jacket and added a stock. Like most other such conversions, it was still a very bulky gun and wasn't as good as purpose-built light machineguns.
* '''DShK''': Russia's .50 caliber machinegun. Though they didn't make as many as the M2 Browning during WWII, they still made a ton of them during and after the war.