Some of the machine guns that first appeared in World War II are still in used today, most prominently the German MG3 of 1959 and its predecessor, the MG42, which originated in Nazi Germany.

Here’s What You Need to Remember: Unlike most variants of the MAG, which feed from loose belts (or a mounted “nutsack” in the case of the M240), the MG3 features a mount that can accept 50 ...

While it was previously reported that the new H&K MG5 would replace the MG3 fully as the machine gun of the Bundeswehr, in March 2019, it was announced that Germany would resume production of the ...

Metal Storm is a machine gun that can fire 1,000,000 rounds per minute or perhaps more. ... including the German MG3. The fastest-firing guns have a maximum rate of fire of up to 1,200 rounds per ...

The German government reported on March 24 it handed Ukraine three engineering vehicles Dachs for the first time as well as additional MG3 machine guns and drone detection systems.