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Topic: Type 99 Light Machine Gun

	Type 38 rifle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Type 38 rifle Arisaka (三八式歩兵銃　Sanpachi-shiki hoheijyuu) was a bolt-action rifle.
		The Type 38 Cavalry Rifle is a short-barreled version of the Type 38.
		Other variants developed from the Type 38 were the Type 44 Cavalry Rifle, Type 97 Sniper Rifle, TERA Rifles and the final development, the Type 5 Rifle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Type_38_Rifle (253 words)

	MACHINE-GUN - LoveToKnow Article on MACHINE-GUN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Each gun was provided with four chambers, which were loaded with their 25 cartridges apiece by a charger, and fixed to the breech one after the other as quickly as the manipulation of the powerful retaining screw permitted.
		And thus; although the Gatling and similar types of gun were employed to a slight extent by both sides in the later stage of the war, machine-guns, as a class of armament for civilized warfare, practically disappeared.
		The weight of the gun is 38 lb, and that of the fighting carriage 75 (some accounts give 53 for the latter), the difference between these weights and those of the mounted equipments, affording a good illustration of the difference in the tactical requirements of the cavalry and of the infantry types of gun.
	69.1911encyclopedia.org /M/MA/MACHINE_GUN.htm (8655 words)

	Type 100 submachine gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Japan was surprisingly late to introduce the submachine gun to its armed forces; the MP40 had been ubiquitous in the Wehrmacht since 1939.
		The Type 100 was a well made gun, albeit with several strange features, including a complicated ammunition feed device that, for safety purposes, ensured that a round was completely chambered before firing, a complex system compounded by the curious bottle shaped round the Type 100 used.
		Atypically for a submachine gun, a bayonet lug was fixed under the barrel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Type_100_submachine_gun (317 words)

	Japanese Weapons, Samurai swords,pistols, rifles, machine guns
		Its chief rival was the Type 94, a weapon generally regarded as being the worst of its class in service during the war.
		The Type 96 was preceded in service by the Type 11 which was responsible for a great many of the problems in the Type 96.The Type 11 used the five round rifle clip as the basis for its feed system.
		The Type 92 was a modified version of the Taisho 14, itself a version of the (French) Hotchkiss machine gun of World War One fame.
	au.geocities.com /thefortysecondinww2/level1/line3/enemy_weapons.htm (909 words)

	Japanese Small Arms
		Although the Type 99 was to be the standard rifle of the Japanese Army it was never produced in sufficient quanties to meet the demand and served along side the Meiji 38th year rifle.
		A feature unique to Japanese machine guns is sockets in the feet of the tripod which allows the crew to insert poles and carry the gun and tripod in one load ready for use.
		This was the most common machine gun used by the Japanese during World war 2, due to a distinctive stuttering effect while firing this gun was nicknamed the wood pecker.
	www.geocities.com /area51/comet/6498/t2000ww2japanesesmallarms.html (961 words)

	The WWII Fighter Gun Debate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Army guns were the Type 89 model 1, an indigeneous drum-fed design used in flexible installations; the Type 89 model 2, a copy of the Vickers, and the Type 98, a copy of the MG15.
		The Browning gun survived in the gun turrets of British bombers, but was increasingly ineffective: At the end of the war only incendiary ammunition was used, because the AP round was not able to penetrate the armour of modern fighters.
		The Type 99 model 2 was more similar to the L. And the Japanese Hispano-Suiza S.9 and S.7 were also versions of an Oerlikon gun, probably the S. The Luftwaffe at first experimented with the MG c/30L, a weapon derived from a Flak gun.
	www.csd.uwo.ca /~pettypi/elevon/gustin_military/fgun.html (4970 words)

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		[footnote 3] The quantity of machine guns that federal courts encounter in drug cases is high enough to conclude that Congress would have had a rational basis for a legislative judgment that prohibiting their intrastate possession would have a substantial effect on the interstate commerce in illegal drugs.
		As observed, machine guns are very different weapons from guns without the capability of automatic fire and have been the subject of federal commerce regulation for nearly sixty years.
		Given the rapid influx of machine guns, it is hardly irrational to conclude that meaningful regulation of their use in lines of interstate commerce requires regulation of this intrastate possession.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/wbardwel/public/nfalist/us_v_kirk2.txt (11142 words)

	Japan - Tanks and SPGs
		Armament initially consisted of a single Type 91 6.5mm machine gun, although in later model this was replaced by a single 7.7mm machine gun.
		The primary role of the Type 94 was to carry supplies in the battlefield area but it was often used in the reconnaissance role for which it was totally unsuited as its armor could be penetrated by ordinary rifle bullets.
		The front sub-turret housed a 37mm gun, while the main turret held a 70mm gun facing forward and a 6.5mm machine gun in the rear.
	mailer.fsu.edu /~akirk/tanks/japan/japan-tank.html (1602 words)

	THE PKM GENERAL PURPOSE MACHINE GUN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For infantry the SG43/SGM was just a medium machine gun like the DS-39 or Maxim, however, shortly after WWII, a belt fed version of Degtyarev's DPM light machine gun, the RP-46 was adopted as 'the company machine gun'.
		The RPD light machine gun firing an intermediate 7.62 x 39 mm M43 round was considered for the GPMG role.
		In addition to the improved PK machine gun, the SVD based sniping rifle and AK assault rifle chambered for the 6 x 49 mm cartridge are also being developed.
	club.guns.ru /eng/pkm.html (3704 words)

	REME Weapons Collection - Machine Guns - 3
		This gun was so correct in conception that subsequent changes in the mechanism were of a relatively minor nature and many of the alterations were to reduce the original great weight.
		It was used against the Matabele in the campaign of 1897, on the NW frontier of India during the Chitral Expedition of 1895, during the Sudan Campaign in 1896 and again during the Boer War of 1889 to 1902.
		This type of FAL was a common weapon with the Argentinians during the conflict.
	www.rememuseum.org.uk /arms/machguns/armmg3.htm (1601 words)

	DELTA GREEN 1939-1945 : EQUIPMENT : HANDGUNS : Arisaka Type 96 Light Machine Gun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Type 96 was based on the Type 11 "Nambu" light machine gun that had been in use with Imperial Japanese forces since 1922.
		Though the Type 96 was meant to replace the Type 11, both models were fielded throughout the war.
		Then in 1942, the Type 99 was introduced, which was the same machine gun as the Type 96 but chambered for the new 7.7mm cartridge.
	home.comcast.net /~furrylogic/arisakatype96lmg.html (165 words)

	M240G Medium Machine Gun
		This is a ground mounted variant of the original M240/M240C/M240E1 coaxial/pintle mounted machine gun used on M2/M3 Series Bradley Fighting Vehicles, the M1 Series Abrams tank, and the U.S. Marine Corps LAV-Series of Light Armored Vehicles.
		The M240D 7.62mm machine gun is a left hand feed, gas operated, air cooled, fixed head space weapon.
		The M240G Machine Gun is the ground version of the original M240/M240E1, 7.62mm medium class weapon designed as a coaxial/pintle mounted machine gun for tanks and light armored vehicles.
	www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/land/m240g.htm (372 words)

	Canadian Heroes - Private Henri Richard - Captured Japanese Weapons
		It was crewed by two men who carried the gun and mount by fitting two poles in the sockets on the front tripod legs and a fork shaped pipe in the rear tripod leg.
		The design of the gun is an adaptation of the French Hotchkiss system and was developed as an improvement of the type 3 machine gun, first manufactured in 1914.
		Another characteristic of the gun, due to the weight of the ammunition strip, was it's varying rate of fire, starting slowly while the strip was full, and speeding up as the strip lightened.
	canadianheroes.org /henri/weapons.htm (601 words)

	Type 59 Main Battle Tank \| Ground Forces \| SinoDefence.com
		The Type 59D tank is available in two variants: Type 59D fitted with a longer barrel Type 83A 105mm rifled gun, and Type 59D1 fitted with a Type 79 (Chinese copy of the British L5) 105mm rifled gun.
		To improve the tank’s thin armour protection, the Type 59D is fitted with 49 Chinese indigenous FY ERA plates on the turret and hull front.
		The most distinctive feature of the Type 59-II is that its barrel fume extractor was removed from the front-end to the middle of the barrel.
	www.sinodefence.com /army/tank/type59.asp (1059 words)

	Type 88 Main Battle Tank \| Ground Forces \| SinoDefence.com
		The Type 88 is China’s second-generation indigenous main battle tank (MBT) developed from the Type 80 MBT prototype introduced in the early 1980s.
		The Type 88/80 was based on the first generation Type 59 and Type 69 MBT designs, but was upgraded with Western technologies, including a NATO standard 105mm rifled gun, British fire-control system, and German diesel engine.
		Type 80-II Laser rangefinder and sights integrated into one unit and placed on top of the turret allowing for armour mods to front of turret.
	www.sinodefence.com /army/tank/type88.asp (992 words)

	Photos 4; assorted photos of the Battalion and the enemy.
		It is the standard light machine gun on issue, officially the Type 96 or the later Type 99.
		A 7.7mm Japanese Type 92 heavy machine gun (Woodpecker) mounted and ready for action found by personnel of the 9th Division Salvage Unit.
		This type of machine gun is known to the Australians as the "Woodpecker" because of the noise it makes when firing.
	au.geocities.com /thefortysecondinww2/level1/line2/wwii-photos04.htm (378 words)

	WWII Japanese Rifles in Korean War
		These rifles had light recoil and little muzzle flash, compared to western rifles, were very rugged, and generally more suitable to the smaller physique of the Japanese soldier of WWII.
		E.g., they produced the famous Soviet PPSh as their Type 50, only changing the buttstock, but the Chinese usually used the 35 round detachable box rather than the 71 round drum.
		The Japanese also developed a 7.7mm Type 99 rifle, carbine and light machine gun, and 12.7mm and 13.2mm heavy machine guns.
	www.rt66.com /~korteng/SmallArms/riflejap.htm (612 words)

	Collecting and Shooting the Military Surplus Rifle - Surplusrifle.com
		Each chapter is then broken into handgun, rifle and machine gun (and sometimes shotgun) sections where models are listed with a short description (usually giving some specific measurements, markings or features) and then a value is listed in five grades, from excellent to poor.
		As mentioned, many sub- and light machine guns are presented as well for each of the countries covered.
		Whereas this book may be a bit on the general side for the very serious and/or professional collector, it is an excellent all around reference for the average collector and would be a great addition to a military surplus collector’s library.
	www.surplusrifle.com /reviews/standardcatalog.asp (548 words)

	Surefire HellFighter - now available from SureFire
		The HellFighter target illuminator is designed for use on.50 caliber machine guns, and can also be used as a vehicle-mounted or hand-held spotlight (vehicle mounting hardware sold separately).
		The machine gun operator can select between momentary and constant-on activation by using an included hand grip which replaces the trigger grip on the machine gun handle.
		Because of its small size (8 inches) and light weight (10 lbs.) HellFighter also can be used as a portable, hand-held light by detaching it from the included mounting sleeve and using the integrated carry handle.
	www.surefire.com /maxexp/main/co_disp/displ/prrfnbr/24279/sesent/00 (260 words)

	North Korean grenades, guns and "tanks"
		In 1932, a machine-gun had been introduced firing a semi-rimmed round called the Type 92, and this cartridge was redesigned to a rimless form known as the Type 99.
		The 7.7mm Type 99 (1939) rifle was little more than a re-chambered version of the earlier Meiji 38, although the opportunity was taken to produce a short rifle in line with the weapons of contemporary armies abroad, and to redesign the components to make manufacture less exacting.
		The Type 99 was remarkable for being fitted with a flimsy wire monopod and a most optimistic sighting device (consisting of folding lead bars on the rear sight) intended for use against aircraft!
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-weapons/enemy-korean.htm (726 words)

	Japanese Type 96 6.5mm Light Machine Gun
		As explained in the rifle section, both the Chinese and the NK began the Korean War with a large number of Japanese WWII weapons.
		The Type 96 Shiki Kikanju and the 11 Shiki Kikanju both probably saw action in Korea, and were similar in effectiveness.
		By the end of WWII, Japan had designed a 7.7mm Type 99 light gun, far superior to these 6.5mm guns, but did not manufacture many.
	www.rt66.com /~korteng/SmallArms/japlight.htm (123 words)

	Island Assault: 1944 (Re-enactment) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		You sit in the designated area, and the diorama of half-track, pillboxes, and finally some type of road wraps around you and stretches to the right.
		Among the weapons shown: M-1 Garand, the Browning Automatic Rifle (B.A.R), Thompson machine gun, the Type 38 Arasaka, Type 99 Nambu light machine gun, and of course the featured Mark 2 Flame Gun (not all are pictured below).
		One particular demonstration shows how the Nambu (light machine gun), hidden in a partially covered pillbox, is hard to spot.
	www.mrdata.com /~blakef/galleries/2002.05.Nimtz_Re-Enactment (439 words)

	XDA: August 2005
		The Buchanan with an earlier type of camoflage scheme fueling from the USS Wasp (CV-7) while in route to the Guadalcanal-Tulagi invasion.
		Just watched the gun fight in Open Range for about the 6th or 7th time and this time I tried to count the number of shots Kevin Costner got off from his two Colt Single Action Army pistols without reloading.
		The Veterans, it will be recalled, had the temerity to shine a klieg light on Kerry's Vietnam War confabulations and demonstrate to the satisfaction of any sentient being that Kerry was nothing more than a fraud wrapped up in a phony inside a poseur.
	rfraley301.blogspot.com /2005_08_01_rfraley301_archive.html (11729 words)

	MACHINE GUNS FOR SALE - AUTOWEAPONS.COM
		BROWNING 1919A4.30 BELT FED MACHINE GUN, DLO MFG.....THIS IS A NEW DLO 1919 PLATE GUN....
		THIS GUN IS FROM THE FIRM J.L. Ltd.....
		THIS GUN IS "U.S. DLO STEN MKII 9mm SUBMACHINE GUN.
	www.autoweapons.com /products/products.html (9017 words)

	JBWID-More: 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		08/11/99 Richard Bonham's Prototypes - A Japanese Type 100 SMG...
		08/07/99 Richard Bonham's Prototypes - A Japanese Type 99 Light Machine Gun.
		08/03/99 Richard Bonham's Prototypes - A Japanese Type 89 & bayonet.
	users2.ev1.net /~jimbobwan/index3.htm (2494 words)

	South Park Studios: BBS: View topic - SP Role Play:World War II Style
		Cory is holding a Browning wz.1928,polish light machine gun,and a Vis pistol.*
		MG15 light machine gun for the infantry, but also used in the plans of the Luftwaffe
		MG 35/36 (Knorr-Bremse) light machine gun by the Waffen-SS Flammenwerfer 35, 41, 46 the three main flamethrower of the Wehrmacht
	www.southparkstudios.com /fans/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=384263 (874 words)

	Airsoft Atlanta. Georgia Replica Gun Store - Scopes, Mounts, and Flashlights
		Fits directly on the Hardball 2 shotguns, M4505 SandW spring gun, and Mk1 carbine.
		Made for real guns, these will hold up for airsoft perfectly.
		Fits any standard Surefire light, or other tactical lights that can use lithium batteries.
	www.airsoftatlanta.com /new.htm (1338 words)

	Amazon.com: Japanese Infantryman 1937-45 : Sword of the Empire (Warrior): Books: Gordon Rottman,Michael Welply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Japanese war machine took over the nation and bogged it down in a land war that made America's Vietnamese nightmare seem gentle.
		Death, and the promise of a Japanese Vahalla, must have been a blessed relief from disease, starvation, and boredom--and the terror of pre-invasion bombardment by the American Navy.
		Apparently, only four 30-round magazines were issued for the Type 96 and Type 99 light machine guns--and between 450 and 750 rounds of ammunition.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1841768189?v=glance (959 words)

	The Adrenaline Vault \| News \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The deadly dozen will have a new arsenal of weapons to assault or defend themselves against foes including a machete, Colt 45 pistol, M1 Garand, Thompson MI, M1903A Sniper Rifle, BAR, flamethrower and Bazooka.
		Enemies will be attack with a Nambu automatic pistol, an Arisaka Bolt-Action Rifle, Type 99 light machine gun, Samurai swords and more.
		04/10 GUN Showdown On The PSP This Fall
	www.avault.com /news/displaynews.asp?story=4172002-94229 (243 words)

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