Machine Guns, Part 5
36 entries in the Machine Guns, Part 5 compendium.
Breda 38Italian tank machine gun adapted for infantry use.FN MAGBelgian 7.62 mm general-purpose machine gun used by over 80 countries.FN MinimiBelgian squad automatic weapon in service with over 75 countries.Hotchkiss Mle 1914 machine gunStandard French heavy machine gun of World War I.M73 machine gunA tank machine gun that suffered chronic jamming and was later improved.M85 machine gunA compact .50 caliber machine gun for armored vehicle cupolas.M134 MinigunAn American six-barrel rotary machine gun with selectable high rate of fire.M240 machine gunU.S. military designation for the FN MAG, a reliable 7.62mm general-purpose machine gun.MAC 1934French aircraft machine gun, compact and reliable, used from 1935.MG 34The world's first general-purpose machine gun, versatile and mobile.MG 42German general-purpose machine gun with a distinctive high cyclic rate.NSV machine gunSoviet heavy machine gun replacing the DShK, adopted 1971.PK machine gunSoviet general-purpose machine gun adopted in 1961, widely exported.Reibel machine gunFrench tank and fortification machine gun of World War II.MG 3 machine gunGerman general-purpose machine gun derived from the MG 42.SG-43 GoryunovSoviet medium machine gun that replaced the M1910 Maxim.Stoner 63Modular weapon system configurable as rifle, carbine, or machine gun.Sumitomo Type 62Standard Japanese general-purpose machine gun adopted in 1962.Type 67 machine gunChinese general-purpose machine gun used by multiple forces.Type 80 machine gunChinese copy of the PKM, briefly adopted before being dropped.UK vz. 59Czechoslovak general-purpose machine gun, still in service today.Ultimax 100Singaporean light machine gun with constant-recoil system and magazine feed.ZB vz. 37A Czechoslovak heavy machine gun used in multiple roles before and during World War II.7.62 ITKK 31 VKTFinland's primary World War II anti-aircraft machine gun.Ciężki karabin maszynowy wz. 25Polish Hotchkiss derivative plagued by overheating and jamming.Darne machine gunA French machine gun designed for low-cost, rapid manufacture.DS-39Soviet medium machine gun that failed in service and was quickly replaced.M2 StingerA man-portable aircraft machine gun used by Marines on Iwo Jima.Maxim M/32-33Finnish Maxim variant with anti-aircraft capability and high rate of fire.MG 45A simplified MG 42 prototype with roller-delayed blowback.MG 51Swiss general-purpose machine gun derived from the MG 42 design.Parabellum MG 14A compact Maxim derivative for early German aircraft and zeppelins.PKP PechenegRussian general-purpose machine gun, modified from the PKM.QJY-201Chinese general purpose machine gun with hybrid gas-operated recoil system.Savin–Norov machine gunSoviet aircraft machine gun with opposed barrel and bolt movement.ShKAS machine gunFastest-firing rifle-calibre aircraft machine gun of World War II.
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