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View Poll Results: What is your favorite 7.62mm Machinegun for your PC | |||
M-60 | 12 | 19.05% | |
MG-3 | 8 | 12.70% | |
MAG (aka "Gimpy", M-240, GPMG) | 29 | 46.03% | |
PKM | 8 | 12.70% | |
Bren | 4 | 6.35% | |
M-134 | 2 | 3.17% | |
other (explain below) | 5 | 7.94% | |
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 63. You may not vote on this poll |
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Poll - Favorite 7.62mm MG
Well, since we're on a roll here...
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The LSW version of the G-11. So many bullets, so little weight. Pity it didn't get past the prototype stage.
Edit: What the hell am I talking about? Favourite 7.62mm MG! I'm an idiot. Let me reconsider...
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Again, I have to go for The Pig.
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Called me old fashioned but I went with the Bren.
I was lucky enough to fire a .303 version when I was a army cadet many years ago and I've been issued the 7.62mm version (L4 LMG) when serving with both the army and the TA. The L4 LMG was highly accurate and a true joy to fire. Yes it only had a 30 rd mag, but it's lightweight compared to the GPMG was a bonus on long patrols. |
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I like the "Gimpy" but the PKM looks a lot lighter and easier to handle. If I had to hump an MG, I'd want one that wouldn't give me back spasms.
That said, the relatively new, cut-down version of the M240 that the SEALs are using looks flippin' sweet (I can't remember its designation).
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Heckler & Koch HK-21. Delta Force took 'em on EAGLE CLAW and SEALs also use 'em. If you've read Keith Douglas' SEAL Team Seven books, both machine-gunners use the HK-21.
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I'm going with the HK-21 because of it's generally lighter weight and ability to use either belts or magazines.
BUT my heart says M60...
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I love the Bren, either in 7.62 or .303. The magazine capacity is a bit on the low side, but its a great piece of kit. Only thing I didn't like was the chance of it ripping your fingers off when you let the working parts forward after a field strip - the ejection port is on the bottom of th weapon and its easy to accidently have your fingers a bit to far in.... I'm a big fan of the Lewis gun as well, simply on a 'looks' basis
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