Talk:44M Buzogányvető

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Change the name of this article to 44M Buzogányvető?

Why is this article called the "Hungarian 44M"? Surely it should be called "44M Buzogányvető" instead? In Hungary, nobody refers to this as the "Hungarian 44M", and even in English it doesn't really mean much. "44M" simply means the weapon was introduced in 1944; it is like saying "model 1944". Now calling this the Hungarian 44M is like calling it "Hungarian 1944 weapon"; not very specific and leaves out the identifying name. Buzogányvető is the actual name of this device, and it is always referred to as such, so this article's name should be changed to 44M Buzogányvető. Victory799 (talk) 22:03, 13 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]