This YouTube video, titled 'Mark M60 Belt Rip,' suggests content related to the M60 machine gun, specifically focusing on its belt-fed operation. The description, 'Anvil 103. Always time for a good cigar,' implies a casual or perhaps celebratory context for showcasing the firearm. While the video doesn't explicitly mention specific actions beyond the 'belt rip,' it is likely to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in historical or heavy machine guns, potentially featuring operational demonstrations and discussions.
This video explores the Maxim 'Prototype', considered the first practical machine gun. It details Hiram Maxim's pioneering recoil operating system, patented in 1883, and its application in this proof-of-concept machine gun. The Prototype featured a unique hydraulic rate of fire control, adjustable from 1 to 500 rounds per minute, and a combined trigger and accelerator lever. The description highlights the rarity of this artifact, with only three known to exist, and provides information on visiting the Royal Armouries collection where one is housed.
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