1, Ma Keqin MG08 machine gun: Ma Keqin MG08 machine gun was born in 1888 and developed from the maxim machine gun developed in 1884, ranking first among the top ten machine guns in the world. It was one of the most widely used heavy machine guns in Germany during World War I, and its terrible lethality was fully exerted in several world wars in the last century, and many countries equipped it one after another. Although now with the continuous development of technology, Ma Keqin MG08 machine gun has long been eliminated, but in that year it was the terminator of infantry.
2. Japanese Type 99 machine gun: ranked second among the top ten machine guns in the world. Type 99 machine gun is a light machine gun used by the Japanese in World War II. When the Japanese military decided to use a 7.7 mm bottomless bullet instead of a 6.5 mm bullet, it began to develop a Type 99 machine gun that fired this bullet. In order to shorten the development time, the gun was greatly improved on the basis of Type 96.
3.MG34 machine gun: MG34 is a bullet chain machine gun adopted by Germany from 1934, and the troops were equipped from 1935. Although MG34 is an upgraded version of heavy machine gun, it still has many shortcomings, such as complicated structure, inconvenient processing and heavy fuselage.
4. Negev machine gun: 1988 Negev machine gun came out and was made in Israel. The Negev light machine gun is a multi-purpose weapon, which can be installed on tripods, tripods, brackets on vehicles or directly on the ground, and can adapt to various combat modes.
5. Hechler-Koch HK2 1 machine gun: It is very similar to a rifle, but the barrel is heavy and can be replaced quickly. The bullet chain is used for ammunition supply. The magazine chain feeding mechanism can be removed and replaced with a magazine adapter, and the G3 rifle magazine can be used. The bolt is equipped with a spring-driven anti-jump device to prevent the bolt head from rubbing against the barrel base when returning to the locking assembly forward.
6.MG42 machine gun: MG42 is a general machine gun developed by Germany in 1942. MG-42 is the abbreviation of German Maschinengewehr 42. The biggest feature of this kind of gun is its extremely fast firing rate, which is called "Hitler chainsaw". MG42, also known as the best machine gun in World War II, is a nightmare for allied infantry.
7. Ma Keqin 08/ 15 machine gun: Ma Keqin 08/ 15 machine gun was developed on the basis of 19 15, which is an improvement of Ma Keqin MG08 machine gun and provides a lighter and more portable baseless machine gun for German infantry.
8. Hechler-Koch HK/KOOC-0/3 machine gun: Hechler-Koch HK/KOOC-0/3 machine gun was developed in/KOOC-0/970. HK 13 light machine gun is a kind of light machine gun equipped with 5.56 mm bullets, belonging to the second generation gun family of Hechler-Koch Co., Ltd. As a gun machine gun, the gun adopts quick-change barrel.
9.M249 machine gun: M249 automatic weapon is jointly developed by the United States and Belgium. In 1984, it officially became the standard machine gun of the three armed forces of the United States, and it is the most persistent weapon in the infantry class.
10, Browning M2HB: Browning M2HB heavy machine gun was born in 192 1. At the end of World War I, the prototype of M2HB was M2 machine gun. Because the M2 barrel is too thin, the temperature rises too fast when shooting, and it is difficult to continuously exert firepower. So Browning designed the heavy barrel type in 1933, so there was the M2HB heavy machine gun.
Four deadliest heavy machine guns in the world
Gatling machine gun: designed by American Richard jordan Gatling in 1860. It is the first large practical machine gun in the world. After 1950s, the gatling Principle was first improved by the United States and applied to firearms, small caliber air guns and anti-aircraft guns. With this machine gun, the firing rate can generally reach more than 1000 rounds per minute per tube!
Maxim heavy machine gun: Maxim heavy machine gun, called Saidian gun in China, was invented by British and American Hiram Stevens Maxim in 1883, and its principle was tested. 1884 was patented. Its caliber is11.43mm, and the gun weighs 27.2kg.. Adopt automatic mode, short back seat (19 mm) and water-cooled barrel. Canvas belts with a capacity of 333 rounds and a length of 6.4 meters are used for ammunition replenishment. The belt can be connected, the theoretical firing rate is 600 rounds per minute, and it can be single shot and continuous shot.
QJZ89 heavy machine gun: It is a world-class 12.7mm large caliber machine gun with light weight. The design goal of QJZ 89 heavy machine gun is to kill enemy cluster targets, suppress light firepower points and damage light armored targets! The barrel of Model 89 heavy machine gun is connected with the cartridge case by a pull-out fixing bolt, which can be quickly disassembled and assembled. Only after the fixing bolt is in place and the ammunition feeder is closed can the gun be fired, ensuring the safety of use!
MG-42 General Machine Gun: Basically, it is based on weapons with 7.92 mm bullets, and it is prepared to replace MG34 General Machine Gun. But the last two machine guns were still used together until the end of the war. The biggest feature is the extremely fast firing rate, which is called "Hitler chainsaw". MG42 is a machine gun with the fastest firing rate in World War II (1, 200 rounds per minute, with an average of 20 rounds per second), which has extremely high reliability and suppression ability. Changing barrels is very convenient, it only takes a few seconds!