TT-33

A TT-33 in real life.

The TT-33 is an improved version of the Soviet 7.62x25mm Tokarev TT-30 semi-automatic pistol designed in 1933 by Fedor Tokarev. The TT-33 was designed to replace the Nagant M1895 revolver. The TT-33 drew from several Browning-made pistols, most notably the M1911 and FN M1903, but had numerous alterations to the designs, including a simplified hammer assembly and locking lugs all around the barrel; the handgun was also originally chambered in the 7.62x25mm Tokarev round as opposed to .45 ACP or 9x19mm of other European handguns. It was widely used by Soviet troops during World War II, though not in adequate numbers to totally push out the M1895 Nagant, and the design was copied by other Communist nations. The weapon is renowned for its durability. It was later phased out in favor of the Pistolet Makarova, in 1951.

Battlefield Vietnam

TT-33
Faction	North Vietnamese Army Viet Cong
Kit	all kits
Inventory slot	secondary
Handling
Firemodes	Semi-automatic
Rate of fire	540 rpm
Ammunition
Ammunition type	ColtProjectile
Magazine	8 rounds
Starting ammunition	4 magazines
Maximum ammunition	4 magazines
Reload	4 seconds
Ballistics
Velocity	400 m/s
Bullet drop	none
Projectile lifetime	1 second
Effects
Damage	5
Multipliers	• 3.5 (head) • 2 (torso) • 1 (limbs)
Range and Recoil
Range	Damage drops off after 20 meters to 40 meters
Recoil	Recoil Force Up: 0.3 - 0.6 Recoil Force Left Right: -0.2 - 0.2
Spread
Accuracy	.2 (minimum deviation)
Accuracy	.2 (minimum deviation)
Accuracy	Does not affect spread (standing, crouching or prone)
Accuracy	Does not affect spread (standing, crouching or prone)
Movement modifier	General Movement 1.0 (maximum deviation by moving) 0.2 (moving forward/backwards) 0.2 (add for moving sideways) 0.1 (reduce per server-frame (30 fps)) Turning 0.8 (maximum deviation by turning) 0.2 (turning up and down) 0.2(turning left and right) 0.175(reduce per server-frame (30 fps)) Jumping 1.55 (maximum deviation by jumping) 2.5 (performing a jump) 0.1(reduce per server-frame (30 fps))
Movement modifier	General Movement 1.0 (maximum deviation by moving) 0.2 (moving forward/backwards) 0.2 (add for moving sideways) 0.1 (reduce per server-frame (30 fps)) Turning 0.8 (maximum deviation by turning) 0.2 (turning up and down) 0.2(turning left and right) 0.175(reduce per server-frame (30 fps)) Jumping 1.55 (maximum deviation by jumping) 2.5 (performing a jump) 0.1(reduce per server-frame (30 fps))
Increase per bullet	1.5 (base deviance) 0.9 (added per shot)
Increase per bullet	1.5 (base deviance) 0.9 (added per shot)
Decrease per second	0.09 (amount reduced per server-frame (30 per second))
Decrease per second	0.09 (amount reduced per server-frame (30 per second))
Media
Console name	TT33

In Battlefield Vietnam, the TT-33 is the standard pistol issued to the North Vietnamese Army and Viet Cong factions. It features an 8-round magazine, medium recoil, low damage multipliers, average accuracy, a 4-second reload, and a firecap of around 540 RPM. It can kill in up to 2-3 shots. It can be used in medium to long range combat, as its cross hairs can be small enough to effectively hit an enemy at long range. Although, the TT-33's awkward recoil and deviation can make a moving target very hard to kill at longer ranges. Compared to the American and South Vietnamese M1911, the TT-33 and the M1911 have identical stats with the exception of magazine capacity. Where the M1911 has one extra round in the magazine compared to the TT-33.

Gallery

A render of the TT-33.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam

TT-33
Handling
Firemodes	Semi-automatic
Rate of fire	350 rpm
Ammunition
Magazine	12 rounds
Reload	3.75 seconds
Effects
Damage	25-16.7
Multipliers	2.1x Head
Range and Recoil
Range
Media
Sounds
Source of statistics

"This Russian made 7.62 caliber pistol was designed in the 1930s and was the main sidearm for the Red Army during WWII. It's renowned for its accuracy and ruggedness."

— In-game description

In Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam, the TT-33 is one of the two selectable sidearms. It features a 12-round magazine, a high rate of fire and moderate power. It is the equivalent of the M9 from the base game, and even has exactly the same stats and the same gunshot sounds as the M9, though replacing the magazine and racking the slide is much different audibly.

Its iron sights, in most aspects, are very favorable, as players need only to aim with the very prominent and thin front post, which is very ideal for pin-point accuracy and easy aiming.

Gallery

The TT-33's in-game description and stats evaluation.

The TT-33.

The TT-33's iron sights.

TT-33 in pre-reload.

Reloading the TT-33.

Cocking the TT-33.

The TT-33 at Hill 137.

The TT-33's iron sights.

Comparison between the TT-33 - M1911

The render of the TT-33.

Trivia

• In Battlefield Vietnam, the TT-33 has the same reload animation and reload time as the M1911, as well as that of the P38 and M1911 in Battlefield 1942.

• In Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam, the TT-33 has the same star graduation as primary weapons (25 kills for bronze, 50 for silver, etc.) despite being a secondary weapon, which require half the kills to achieve stars compared to primary weapons.

• The TT-33 in Bad Company 2: Vietnam has the same reload as the magazine-fed handguns in the base game (excluding the M1911).

• The TT-33's hammer remains fixed during gameplay Bad Company 2: Vietnam and does not move when the pistol is fired.

Videos

TT33

Gameplay with the TT-33 in Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam at Operation Hastings in Conquest mode

External links

• TT-33 on Wikipedia
• TT-33 on world.guns.ru