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Maxim Machine Gun
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British
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First
machine gun
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400-600
rounds of small-caliber bullets
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4-6 men
per team
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Water
cooled
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Operated
on a toggle lock
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Invented by
Hiram Maxim
Bergman MP18 Gun
- 9mm
Ammunition
- Germans
banned from having it at
Treaty of Versailles
- Used
defensively
- 32 round
magazines
- Effective
Browning
Automatic Rifle
- US gun used
only in the last year of the war
- Reliable in
trenches
- 20-round
detachable box magazine
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Lewis
Light Machine Gun
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United States 1911
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Weighed 12kg
- 47
cartridge magazine
- Air
cooled
- Nicknamed the "Belgian rattlesnake" by
Germans
- Eventually used on tanks and armored cars
Maschinengewehr
- German
version of the Maxim
- Almost
exactly the same as the Maxim
- 7.92mm
rounds
- 400 rounds
from a 250 round fabric belt per minute
- Mounted on a
sledge
- 18kg
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