cabatli_53
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Cabatli i have a question. Does MKEK produce any 120mm Sabot rounds ? I know they have 105mm ones but do they make 120mm ?
6.6 kg is not heavy at all: Minimi weights 7.1 kg and Negev weights 7.4 kg. I wonder however if barrel is exchangeable, since I dont see any handle.it seems nice but i couldn't see a handle. Is there a handle? Mr. cebatli_53 what do you think about its weight? isn't 6.6 kg a little heavy? if you can compare the similar systems, 6.6 kg is good enough for this type guns??
Its not belt fed.the 5.56mm LMG build by Indian Ordinance Factory Board
weights. w/o Magazine 5.87kg
Ordnance Factory Board
Its not belt fed.
Machine gun needs belt, without it its just heavy assualt rifle. Drums are too expensive and long to load.oh! cmon ,even AK 47 can accommodate a drum magazine .
insas lmg can also be altered if required
IA dont favour belt feeding other wise that's not a problem for indian ordinance factory.
Max effectve range of 5.56 is 800 m, even less.any way how an 5.56 round have an effective range of 1km as claimed about of this MKEK LMG
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it is just another copy of the FN Herstal Minimi. The Minimi is already in service with PAF SSW and SSGN