The TuF (Tank-und-Flieger) heavy machine gun was designed in Germany toward the end of the First World war. As its name implied, it was intended to be used ...
Rheinmetall RMG 50 Caliber 12.7х99 BMG Weight 25 kg Length Barrel length Rate of fire, rounds/min Up to 600 rounds per minute ...
Bergmann MG 1902 Machine Gun Bergmann MG 15 n.A. (Modell 1915 Neue Art), with MG 08/15 type bipod Bergmann MG 15 n.A. (Modell ...
Caliber 7,62х51NATO Weight, empty 11,7 kg Length 1185 mm Barrel length 547 mm Rate of fire 600 – 800 rounds per minute Feed belt The HK ...
HK MG5 machine gun, previously known as HK 121 universal / general purpose machine gun is a product of famous German arms-making company Heckler und Koch, ...
7,62×51 mm HK 21 machine gun,original version. 7,62×51 mm HK 21A1 machine gun, on tripod and with telescope sight. ...
MG-34 as a light machine gun, with 50 rounds belt drum-like box. MG-34, same configuration; note different position of the bipod. MG-34 on bipod, withouth ...
German Knorr-Bremse MG-35/36 light machine gun, caliber 7.92mm. Swedish Knorr-Bremse Kg. m/40 light machine gun, caliber 6.5mm. ...
Early version of the HK MG 43 machine gun. Production version of the HK MG4 as adopted by Bundeswehr, with telescope sightinstalled and bipod folded. HK ...
MG 42 machine gun in LMG role, right sideview with bipod folded and carrying sling attached. MG 42 machine gun in LMG role, left sideview, with bipod ...
MG 13 with box magazine, left side. MG 13 with box magazine, right side. MG 13 with double-drum magazine, on AA tripod. Caliber ...
Maxim MG 08 medium machine gun on its peculiar “Schlittenlafette” (sledge mount); note that the mount is set to raised position. Maxim MG 08 ...
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