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B720 LSW - Dumfries & Galloway Regional Council - Renault G.13 bus -scrapped 2002. Castle Douglas on 14th April 1998 by the late Dave Hinde
Star Wars VII : 10' 50"
Rey
Photography made by using a Canon 50mm F/1.8, with light painting and Photoshop editing.
A 7.62X51 LSW or as you cowadoody fans call it LMG. The horrible AR based gas system was switched out to a piston gas system and the upper was converted to be belt fed like the ARES Shrike.
And I can tell you "this has nevva been done before."
If you want the upper I will make a pastie for it.
Credit to shockwave for the grip
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The Squad automatic weapons or Light Support Weapons are squad's weapons used to perform
suppressive or covering fire. Generally they are light, use the same kind of ammo's of the standard rifles,
have a bipod, a quick change barrel system, they are capable of sustained fully-automatic fire and they tipically fire from an open bolt.
Often they use same part of the standard rifles, and sometimes they are just standard rifle whith a heavier barrell,
one of the first examples of this kind of weapon was the Stoner 63, which can be transformed with the appropriate kits into a carbine, an automatic rifle or a SAW.
One the first examples of LSW was the Danish Madsen, in a certain way the Chauchat was a LSW weapon too, as was the BAR M1918A2.
Of course this is just a little table, and a lot of other weapon are missing, in this category there are a lot of
excellent weapons like: IWI Negev NG 5, Howa type 20, CETME Ameli, H&K MG4E and so long...
I flagged as American the FN 249 that's the American version of the original Belgian FN Minimi.