The MP40, short for Maschinenpistole 40, was a German submachine gun introduced in 1940 and widely used by Wehrmacht forces during World War II. Its folding stock and fully automatic fire made it iconic in films, documentaries and games like Call of Duty and Battlefield. Recordings of its firing have circulated as stock effects for decades, becoming a go-to choice when creators need period-accurate automatic gunfire rather than a generic pew pew sound effect.
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MP40 submachine gun firing sound effect with rapid automatic bursts, commonly used for World War II scenes, FPS game edits and battle videos.
This clip captures the sharp, rapid chatter of the MP40 submachine gun firing in automatic bursts. You hear the distinctive metallic cycling of the bolt and a fast series of shots that echo with a slightly hollow, vintage tone compared to modern rifles. The sound is tight and aggressive, instantly suggesting a World War II battlefield. Placed over footage, it adds tension and realism, making a scene feel urgent and dangerous without needing any dialogue or music to carry the moment.