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2. Medium machine gun - Wikipedia

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   The Hotchkiss Mark I (e.g. Benét–Mercié M1909) was a 27.6 lb (12.2 kg) MG that normally used a mini tripod and linkable 30-round strips or in vehicles, but there was also a belt-fed version of it. Not be confused with heavier Hotchkiss models (such as the M1914), the design proved a useful intermediate and would serve even to the end of ...

3. Berlebach - Wikipedia

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   The UNI series includes one tripod with 3-section legs and three tripods with 2-section legs, covering a maximum working height between 80 cm and 164 cm, with weights ranging from 4.2 kg to 6.4 kg. The product range additionally includes mini, [9] monopod, wall, [10] and car disc tripods.

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5. Velbon - Wikipedia

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   Velbon (full name: Velbon Tripod Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer of photographic accessories, specialising in tripods. The company is based in Japan. [1] It was established in 1955 as Mitsuboshi Co., Ltd.. The trademark "Velbon" was registered in 1958. [2] The company name is a combination of Japanese pronunciation of 'very' and the French: bon, lit.

6. Fighting machine (The War of the Worlds) - Wikipedia

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   In the 2019 BBC Mini-Series, the Tripods are made from black tree-like materials which cracks and breaks when they move and walk. Rather than arriving in cylinders like in the novel, the fighting machines arrive on Earth in the form of large black spheres.

7. Maxim M/09-21 - Wikipedia

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   Finland decided to make their own Maxim variant, more suited to the Finnish terrain, by developing a tripod and then mounting a Russian Maxim machine gun on it. The tripod, which would be ready for production in 1921, was derived from to the one on the DWM 's MG 09 machine gun (the export version of the MG 08 machine gun) which Finland had used ...