In 1914, Japanese designer Kijiro Nambu developed his own variation of the French-made Hotchkiss M1914 heavy machine gun for the Japanese army. Called the Type 3, it is a large, crew-served ...

One weapon has continually served the U.S. Armed Forces on land, at sea, and in the air for 105 years: the M2 heavy machine ... In 1933 the scaled up machine gun was type approved as the M2 ...

A key example of this is GRaft, a small company that has designed and manufactured belt boxes for almost every type of machine ... “beast,” this KPV heavy machine gun fires a huge 14.5 × ...

It's rusted." Called the Maschinengewehr 08, the machine gun is the type that served as the German Army's primary heavy machine gun during World War I — using 250-round belts of 7.92x57 mm ...