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MACHINE GUN
BY: CALEB HUDSON, JAMIE BYROM, SOPHIE BERGAMINI, AND WESTON PARTAIN
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MACHINE GUNS
Machine guns needed 4-6 men to work them.
They had the fire-power of 100 guns.
Large field guns could deliver devastating blows to the
Enemy but needed up to 12 men to work them.
The most common tactical weapon in WW1.
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Danish Madsen machine gun
considered as among of the lightest tactical weapons
with the maximum weight of only two kilos
referred to as the most powerful gun of its kind.
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LEWIS GUN
Shoots up to 600 rounds per second
Weighed up to 12kg and a 47 cartridge circular magazine
Was effective up to 600 meters
Nicknamed "The Belgian Rattlesnake"
Approximately 50,000 by 19l 6
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VICKERS GUN
Water cooled
Loaded with a 250 round belt
Mounted on a tripod
Used 0.303 inch bullets
Shot 450 Round per minute
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Austro-Hungarian Schwartzlose M.07/12
One of the best WW1 weapons.
Built by Andreas Schwartzlose in the year 1902.
Weapon could be put on wheels for ease of transfer.
Sophie's slide
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Italian Villar Perosa SMG
referred to as the pioneer genuine sub-machine gun.
first made in order to be used as flexible observer gun.
This is the main reason why this gun can fire with high rate.
However, the pistol of the gun was not that powerful in order
to meet with the standards expected by the user.
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BROWNING(M1917)
Can have a rate of 450-600 rounds per minute
Airborne weapon for American planes for some time
Shoots 2,800 feet per second
250 round. belt
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FIAT-REVELLI MODELO 1815
Velocity of 1200 per second
Firing rate of 1200 per second
German gun
Usually has 2 barrels
Jamie Byrom
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