The manufacturer was Centro de Estudios Técnicos de Materiales Especiales and General Dynamics Santa Bárbara Sistemas. Ameli is an abbreviation for Ametralladora ligera - a light machine gun. It is introduced in the Spanish army as MG 82. It looks like the MG 42, but is functionally the same as CETME or Heckler & amp; Koch, therefore, has a delayed opening of the breech by means of rollers and a fixed head & # 328 ;. Weapons & # 328; shoots from an open breech like most machine guns and has a choice of lighter or heavier breech. This leads to a cadence of 1200 rounds/min with a light and 800 - 900 rounds/min with a difficult conclusion. Weapons & # 328; fires only in batches and is supplied by a crumbling belt with a marking, which is stored in a plastic box for 100 or 200 rounds. The box has a transparent back wall, so the shooter can see how many rounds he has in the box. Heads & # 328; is quick-change, the chamber is provided with grooves to facilitate the withdrawal of the hub. The chrome-plated bore has a groove with a pitch of bu & # 271; 178 mm for SS 109 missiles or 305 mm for M193 missiles. Weapons & # 328; has a folding bipod, but can be mounted on vehicles or a tripod.
Caliber: 5.56 x 45 NATO Length: 970 mm Barrel length: 400 mm Muzzle velocity: 875 m/s Weight: 5.3 kg Cadence: 800 - 1200 rounds/min
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