The first true machinegun (that being a repeating firearm capable of continuous fire without external input from the user) was invented by Hiram Maxim and was known as the 'Maxim Gun'. It was created within the British Empire.
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The Thompson sub-machinegun was marketed in 1919.
What we think of today as the "machinegun" was invented by Hiram Maxim in 1884. However, the forerunner to the machinegun, the Gatling gun, was patented in 1862. Search Wilipedia for Maxim and Gatling, and enjoy the read.
During the first world war it was the Maxim machinegun. It was used heavily in the Gallipoli campaign and many others. The Maxim was the general issue machinegun of the "Axis" forces during the first world war.
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The first true machinegun to see use in the 1st World War was the British Maxim Gun, invented by Hiram Maxim, an American-born inventor who immigrated to the United Kingdom. Rapid-firing firearms existed prior to World War 1, the Gatling Gun introduced in the US Civil War is one example. The Maxim Gun however was the first true machinegun as it was the first self-powered gun to operate in rapid succession. All pervious rapid-firing firearms required action on the part of the user, unlike the Maxim Gun which operated its action by harnessing the recoil of the previously-fired cartridge. Thus the British Empire is the country which first 'created' a machinegun and implimented them in the span of the 1st World War.
First you use a use magnum last then use a machinegun fire the machinegun then swap it with magnum and the magnum will shoot like machinegun 2nd use the compound bow last use a chainsaw then swap it and the compound bow will fire fast and more ammo(50). :)
It's ammo for the very first version of the "30-caliber machinegun" M-1919, which is the smaller version of the M-2 HB (means either 'heavy barrel' or 'hydraulic buffer') .50-caliber machinegun.