
M02 Coyote Machine Gun
Tripod-mounted 12.7x108 mm machine gun with pistol trigger mechanism and buffered stock for anti-aircraft and long-range ground fire.
- Rate of fire
- 700 rds/min
- Barrel length
- 1100 mm
- Calibre
- 12.7x108 mm
Supply domain
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Tripod-mounted 12.7x108 mm machine gun with pistol trigger mechanism and buffered stock for anti-aircraft and long-range ground fire.

12.7x108 mm machine gun on a cradle fixed to a vehicle post, with spade grip and trigger mechanism and limitable arc of fire.

12.7x108 mm heavy machine gun for anti-aircraft, ground and coastal fire, with forward case ejection and quick-change spare barrel.

Tripod-mounted 30 mm automatic grenade launcher, belt-fed from a 29-grenade drum, engaging personnel to 1700 m and light armour to 1000 m.

Single-shot 38 mm smooth-bore grenade launcher for police duties, firing non-lethal 37/38 mm ammunition to 150 m.

Single-shot 38-55 mm grenade launcher with a 300 mm smooth barrel and folding stock, for non-lethal ammunition in public-order duties.

Six-shot revolver-type 38 mm smooth-bore grenade launcher for police duties, firing non-lethal 37/38 mm ammunition to 150 m.

Single-shot 40 mm underbarrel grenade launcher for direct fire from 50 to 350 m and indirect fire from 200 to 300 m.

Six-shot 40 mm grenade launcher with 300 mm progressive-twist barrel and reflex sight, firing medium and high velocity grenades.

Reloadable 40 mm shoulder-fired rocket propelled grenade launcher built around a 960 mm steel monoblock tube, effective to 500 m.

Breech-loaded 40x46 mm underbarrel grenade launcher for direct fire from 50 to 400 m, mounting on a handguard Picatinny rail.

Single-shot 40x46 mm grenade launcher with six-groove rifled barrel, engaging targets from 50 m to 375 m by direct fire.

Six-shot revolver-type 40x46 mm grenade launcher with collimator sight, engaging targets from 50 m to 375 m by direct fire.

Six-shot 40x46 mm grenade launcher with 300 mm progressive-twist barrel and reflex sight graduated from 50 m to 375 m.

Single-shot 40x46 mm under-barrel grenade launcher mounted on a Picatinny rail, with a side-deflecting barrel and mechanical sight graduated to 375 m.

7.62 x 51 mm minigun supplied in crew-served and fixed-forward configurations with steel, hybrid or marinized construction, a maximum effective range of 1200 m and ammunition magazines holding up to 3,000 rounds.

Light machine gun M05G1 in 7.62 x 39 mm, based on the light machine gun M72, with a cold forged fluted barrel for quick cooling and long service life, a folding polymer stock reinforced with fibreglass, a built-in folding bipod, iron sights with tritium tubes for low-visibility aiming and a 30-round polymer magazine common to the 7.62 x 39 mm automatic weapons range.

Magazine-fed 7.62x39 mm light machine gun with heavy 542 mm barrel, offered with fixed (B1) or folding (AB1) stock.

Belt-fed 7.62x54R mm light machine gun on folding bipod with quick-change barrel and gas flow regulator, effective to 1000 m.

Tripod-mounted 7.62x54R mm machine gun with height-adjustable mount and attachment for engaging air targets.

Gas-operated 7.62x54R machine gun intended for mounting on tanks and combat vehicles as a gun fixed to the turret, fired by electric trigger with a mechanical triggering lever, without sights because it is directed onto the target by the tank fire control system.

Electrically driven automated device for fast and safe loading of magazines of the most common rifle models in multiple calibres, which also stores ammunition in cassettes and provides RFID-based electronic administration, data collection and data processing of ammunition consumption.
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