The HK21 is a light machine gun powered belt of ammunition, firing rounds of caliber 7.62mm NATO. Designed by German arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch. The weapon can be fired in a semi-automatic or automatic. The HK21 was developed from the automatic rifle G3. Sharing this with several components, including the firing mechanism and backflow. The HK21 can be used with its integral bipod or a tripod.
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| - The HK21 is a light machine gun powered belt of ammunition, firing rounds of caliber 7.62mm NATO. Designed by German arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch. The weapon can be fired in a semi-automatic or automatic. The HK21 was developed from the automatic rifle G3. Sharing this with several components, including the firing mechanism and backflow. The HK21 can be used with its integral bipod or a tripod.
- The HK21 is a general-purpose machine gun based on the G3 battle rifle, created by the prolific German weapon company, Heckler & Koch. This belt-fed, roller-delayed blowback-operated weapon fires 7.62mm NATO cartridges at a rate of 900 rounds per minute. Because of having such a high rate of fire, the HK21 falls fairly short in the accuracy department, as well as being a bit weaker than the HK91, but has as much reach. To get some of the best out of this weapon, fire it in brief, rapid-fire bursts.
- The HK21 is an air-cooled, gas-operated, light support weapon chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO. It is capable of firing up to 750 RPM.
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| - The HK21 is a light machine gun powered belt of ammunition, firing rounds of caliber 7.62mm NATO. Designed by German arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch. The weapon can be fired in a semi-automatic or automatic. The HK21 was developed from the automatic rifle G3. Sharing this with several components, including the firing mechanism and backflow. The HK21 can be used with its integral bipod or a tripod.
- The HK21 is a general-purpose machine gun based on the G3 battle rifle, created by the prolific German weapon company, Heckler & Koch. This belt-fed, roller-delayed blowback-operated weapon fires 7.62mm NATO cartridges at a rate of 900 rounds per minute. Because of having such a high rate of fire, the HK21 falls fairly short in the accuracy department, as well as being a bit weaker than the HK91, but has as much reach. To get some of the best out of this weapon, fire it in brief, rapid-fire bursts.
- The HK21 is an air-cooled, gas-operated, light support weapon chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO. It is capable of firing up to 750 RPM.
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