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Moonlight wrote:50 for Russian PKM, 200 for the militia and Taliban one

Snazz wrote:Aren't they all using the exact same PKM?

• FN Minimi (US LMG, UK LMG and found in fixed positions) = 200 rounds
• C9A2 (CA LMG, G-Wagon) = 200 rounds
• Negev (IDF LMG) = 200 rounds
• RPK (INS LMG, front seat of technicals, fixed positions) = 75 or 40 rounds
• QBB-95 (CN LMG and found in fixed positions) = 100 or 75 rounds
• PKM (RU, MIL, TAL, INS MMG) = 100 rounds
• MG3 (MEC MMG, found on Leopard 2A6s) = 100 or 75 rounds
• M2HB (US, UK HMG, found on HMMVW, M1A2, various other vehicles, and MG nests) = 100 rounds
• Kord (Mi-8/Mi-17 HMG) = 100 rounds
• DShK (Found on technicals, T-62s, and MG nests) = 100 rounds
• NSV (Found on T-72s) = 50 rounds
• L7 GPMG (Found on UK Landrovers) = 100 rounds
• Type 85 (Found on Type 98 tank, Z-8 helicopter, and MG nests) = 100 rounds

Excavus wrote:FN Minimi (US LMG, UK LMG and found in fixed positions) = 200 rounds
C9A2 (CA LMG, G-Wagon) = 200 rounds
PKM (RU, MIL, TAL, INS MMG) = 100 rounds
QBB-95 (CN LMG and found in fixed positions) = 100 or 75 rounds
MG3 (MEC MMG) = 100 rounds
M2HB (US, UK HMG, found on HMMVW, M1A2, various other vehicles, and MG nests) = 100 rounds
Kord (Mi-8/Mi-17 HMG) = 100 (or 50?) rounds
DShK (Found on technicals, T-62s, and MG nests) = 100 rounds
NSV (Found on T-72s) = 100 rounds
Negev (IDF LMG) = 200 rounds
L7 GPMG (Found on UK Landrovers) = 100 rounds
RPK (INS LMG, front seat of technicals, fixed positions) = 75 or 40 rounds
Type 85 (Found on Type 98 tank, Z-8 helicopter, and MG nests) = 100 rounds

I think I got them all.

superhunty wrote:Legend. But Yeah MG3 seems to run out with about 3 bursts but I dont know whether thats just because of a lack of ammo or incredible rate of fire!

superhunty wrote:Legend. But Yeah MG3 seems to run out with about 3 bursts but I dont know whether thats just because of a lack of ammo or incredible rate of fire!

RHYS4190 wrote:knowing how much ammo you have in a mag is not much help, not when your firing in large volumes.


find out how many seconds of automatic fire you have, once you figger that out you can just count the seconds, that will give you a better idea.

Excavus wrote:

• RPK (INS LMG, front seat of technicals, fixed positions) = 75 or 40 rounds

• NSVT on T-72 = 100 rounds

Excavus wrote:

• MG3 (MEC MMG, found on Leopard 2A6s) = 100 or 50 rounds

I think I got them all.

In 1968, Rheinmetall introduced the MG-3; this version externally looks like an MG-1A3. The rate of fire of the MG-1 and MG-2 was considered way too high (they still had almost the original rate of fire of the MG-42, about 1100 rpm), so the weight of the bolt of the MG-3 was almost doubled, reducing the standard rate of fire to 900 rpm. The MG-3, like many GPMGs of the period, has a variable gas regulator, primarily for use when compensating for fouling, but it also allows the rate of fire to be adjusted from 700-1300 rpm

However mounted versions in future PR versions will have their cyclic rate upped to 1200rpm