$667 USD in 1941 being hand made $141.44 mass produced from 1942 - 1945
Stermgewehr. Also known as Mp44 and Stg-44. Browning 1919 No, no, no. The Sturmgewehr (aka Mp43 or Stg44) was the first assault rifle used in WW2. The Browning M1919 was not made until WW1 ended. Most of the machine guns used in WW1 were based on the Maxim design. They were heavy and cooled by water, but they would fire indefinitely as long as ammo and water were available. The Lewis machine gun used by the British was lighter and cooled by air. After WW1, water-cooled machine began to fade away slowly. The Browning M1919 was basically the same machine gun used in WW1 but converted to air cooling instead of water.
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Sand bags where invented in the 1800's. The man/woman who invented them is unknown
They cave men invented them and we don't really know. The first weapon invented was an ulu. The first weapon discovered was the spear.
No. The predecessor to the M1919 - the water cooled Browning M1917 - was used, but the M1919 was named for the year it went into service - 1919, which was the year after the First World War had ended.
I can tell you two things. The Browning M1919 was invented in 1919, hence the name, and that played a major part in the ending of WWI. The only other thing I can think of is A&W's root beer. Haha
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yes, they had a browning m1919 and a ork sax
The last of them were phased out of the National Guard in the 1970s.
Yes, it was used till '53 by the yanks and the brits, but i think that it wasn't as used like the M1919 or the Bren.
$667 USD in 1941 being hand made $141.44 mass produced from 1942 - 1945
No. They have been phased out of service for a very long time now. Most were either passed on to other countries or else were decommissioned and scrapped.
Browning m1917 water cooled browning m1919 air cooled browning m2 .50 caliber machine gun
They used pretty much the exact same weapons as the rest of the Army did... the Garand, M1/M2 carbine, M1918 BAR, M1919, etc.
Both had their strong and weak points. The Browning M1919 was not designed as a 'general purpose' weapon, but rather, a medium machine gun, and thus lacked some of the features of the MG42, such as a design which allowed for it to used to some reasonable degree as a squad level support weapon, if need be. The M1919 always had to be mounted on a tripod during operation, whereas the MG42 had a bipod. The method of attaching the M1919 to the tripod was much simpler than the same process for the MG42. As for rates of fire, the MG42 had a rate of fire of around 1200 rounds per minute, which was effective at keeping heads down, but also burned through ammunition stocks quickly, and caused rapid barrel overheating, which required the barrel to be changed at regular intervals.
The Browning M1919 can keep firing until the barrel overheats. It depends on how long the bandolier is, since it's fed that way. If overheated, it can't shoot and the barrel needs to be replaced.