classic can be called a classic because of its unique and remarkable advantages. In the development history of light weapons, there have been countless classic famous guns. Although some famous guns have been born for many years, after the magical modification of modern technology, they also have new charms that are different from the past. The following three magic renamed guns.
7.62 mm double-barreled Czech light machine gun
At the end of the 1970s, our country once carried out a pilot transformation of old guns. A generation of classic Czech light machine guns have been boldly improved, focusing on renewing their barrels, bores, and magazines. At that time, the designer “assembled” two Czech light machine guns with a caliber of 7.62 mm, resulting in the first double-barreled light machine gun. The gun has a caliber of 7.62 mm, an empty gun weight of 11.4 kg, a magazine capacity of 30 rounds, and an effective range of 600 meters.
From the front, you will find that the gun not only has two barrels, but also the thickness of two guns. The magazine is a double magazine structure that is connected by the magazine bottom plate. The unique internal design makes this type of machine gun have the ability to pull the trigger once and fire two bullets at the same time. After pulling the trigger, it will release two bullets at the same time to complete the action of pushing the bullet into the chamber and firing respectively. The two bolts respectively drive the two barrels to complete the actions of unlocking, extracting the shell and ejecting the shell. Then, under the action of the re-entry machine, the chamber is pushed twice until the bullets in the magazine are finished.
Although the 7.62mm double-barreled light machine gun achieves double the firepower density under the same conditions, and to a certain extent, it also increases the firepower continuity. However, since the recoil when shooting is also doubled, it is difficult to aim and shoot. , And the reliability of use is greatly reduced, and the cost of production and processing has increased exponentially. Therefore, in the end, the double-barreled machine gun was not mass-produced and equipped after the design was finalized. The only prototype gun is also preserved in the Chinese Civil Army Weapons Museum in Tongzhou, Beijing, as an exhibit for appreciation.
MG14Z double-barreled machine gun
MG14Z double-barreled machine gun is an improved machine gun based on the MG3 known as the tearing machine during World War II. From the appearance, it looks like a product of two MG3s combined into one. The MG14Z double-barreled machine gun was developed by a German tactical company. It seems to be a combination of two MG3s. However, many parts of its internal are re-adapted, but the receiver still retains the receiver on the MG3. The maximum rate of fire is 3000 rounds per minute, and the rate of fire can be adjusted according to the actual situation. The minimum rate of fire is 600 rounds per minute. The
MG14Z machine gun naturally has the high rate of fire of its predecessor, and because of the double barrels, the ammunition consumption has naturally increased exponentially. Therefore, the MG14Z machine gun uses the left and right double ammunition box feeding method, which is high shot. Speed provides a reliable guarantee. Like the modernized and improved MG3, the MG14Z is also equipped with a modern tactical plug-in in accordance with the times. Since the MG14Z is not a support weapon for infantry, it is generally used for tripods or vehicle-mounted weapons. The
M14 type unsupported rifle
is an M14 rifle with a supportless structure, designed by the retired U.S. Marine Corps sergeant Richard Cabral, using a special Mini-14 unsupported shell replacement part, Turning the M14 into an unsupported structure is actually a magic-modified firearm. After this assault rifle was changed to a supportless structure, the trigger moved to the position in front of the magazine, so the designer made a special design for the trigger link, and this rifle is also equipped with 50 rounds of drums, so the firepower can be sustained. Increased, but the overall weight has also become greater.
SRSS has launched two Bulldog762 stock components, one is SRSS-1421SM made of synthetic materials, and the other is SRSS-1421BA made of aluminum. The latter is 1.5 pounds heavier than the former. Since the shell does not pass through a long duct like that, and the ejection duct in the shape of the dust cover can be opened, it is much easier to troubleshoot the ejection failure, and even open the ejection cover to eject the shell directly. At present, this ejection technology has applied for a patent. The MDR also has a multi-caliber quick conversion function. Currently, the applicable calibers are 5.56mm NATO, 7.62mm NATO, .300BLK, 6.8mm SPC and 7.62× etc.
