Aber A48012 Zestaw 2 toczonych Luf do japońskich karabinów maszynowych Typ 97

The Type 97 is a Japanese 7.7mm air machine gun from the interwar period and World War II. The Caribbean was developed in the mid-1930s, and entered service in 1937. Its production was carried out in the years 1937-1945. The weight of the weapon was 11.8 kilograms, and the theoretical rate of fire was up to 900 rounds per minute. Whereas the initial velocity of the projectile fired from this rifle was about 750 m / s. The estimated range of the effective shot was around 600 meters. Air machine gun The Type 97 (not to be confused with the Imperial Army Type 97 light machine gun!) Was structurally very similar to the Type 89 rifle and in essence was a slightly modernized, licensed copy of the British Vickers Type E rifle. substitute. Machine gun The Type 97 was seen as a reliable, combat-effective and accurate weapon. It was the basic armament of many aircraft of the Japanese Navy, including the Mitsubishi A6M Zeke, Kawanishi E7K, Nakajima B6N and Aichi D3A.

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