Machine Guns, Part 2
39 entries in the Machine Guns, Part 2 compendium.
Lmg 25Swiss recoil-operated light machine gun with toggle-lock action.M249 Squad Automatic WeaponU.S. adaptation of the FN Minimi, adopted in 1982.M1918 Browning automatic rifleAmerican automatic rifle designed for walking fire in trench warfare.M1919 Browning machine gunAir-cooled .30 caliber medium machine gun used from WWII through Vietnam.M1941 Johnson machine gunAmerican recoil-operated light machine gun with adjustable fire rate.Madsen machine gunWorld's first true light machine gun produced in quantity.Maxim–TokarevFirst domestic Soviet light machine gun, adapted from the Maxim M1910.McCrudden light machine rifleAustralian light machine rifle with variable rate of fire.Mendoza RM2A simplified light machine gun developed from the Model 1934.MG 13German light machine gun converted from the Dreyse 1918 water-cooled design.MG 15German aircraft defensive machine gun later adapted for infantry use.MG 29Swiss aircraft and anti-aircraft machine gun with toggle locking.MG 30German-designed machine gun that led to the MG 34 and MG 42.Nambu-type training light machine gunJapanese blank-firing training light machine gun used until World War II.PU-21A Soviet dual-feed light machine gun that never entered service.QJB-201Chinese dual-feed light machine gun replacing earlier squad automatic weapons.Rodman Laboratories XM235A bullpup SAW contender chambered for the experimental 6×45mm cartridge.RPD machine gunSoviet belt-fed light machine gun for the 7.62×39mm cartridge.RPKSoviet squad automatic weapon developed alongside the AKM.RPK-74Soviet squad automatic weapon chambered in 5.45×39mm, introduced with the AK-74.RPL-20Belt-fed light machine gun developed by Kalashnikov Concern for Russian forces.SAFAT M1926 machine gunItalian light machine gun of the 1920s, competitor to the Breda Mod.30.SIG KE7Swiss-designed light machine gun exported widely but never Swiss Army issue.T75 light machine gunStandard-issue light machine gun of the Republic of China Armed Forces.TADEN gunBritish experimental belt-fed machine gun for the .280 intermediate cartridge.Type 11 light machine gunFirst light machine gun mass-produced in Japan, used from 1922 to 1945.Type 73 light machine gunNorth Korean light machine gun with dual feed and rifle grenade capability.Type 81 assault rifleChinese assault rifle replacing Type 56 and Type 63.Type 87 assault rifleChinese test-bed assault rifle for 5.8×42mm ammunition.Type 96 light machine gunJapanese light machine gun, 1936, 6.5mm, top-mounted magazine.Type 97 aircraft machine gunStandard fixed light machine gun of the Imperial Japanese Navy.Type 99 light machine gunJapanese light machine gun firing the 7.7×58mm Arisaka round.Vektor R4South African licensed Galil variant, standard service rifle since 1980.Vektor SS-77South African general-purpose machine gun designed under arms embargo.Vz. 52 machine gunCzechoslovak light machine gun with interchangeable belt and magazine feed.Zastava M72Yugoslav squad automatic weapon based on the Soviet RPK design.ZB vz. 26Czechoslovak light machine gun that influenced the Bren and Type 97.AGS-17Soviet automatic grenade launcher providing infantry fire support.AGS-30Russian automatic grenade launcher adopted in 2002.
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