Hotchkiss Portable MG
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2017
- The Hotchkiss Portable MG, also known as the Bénet-Mercié in the USA, was a light machine gun fitted to the Mk 5 tank during the last year of WW1. In tank use it fired the .303 cartridge. Because of the restricted space, the 30 round strip magazine was replaced by a 50 round linked belt.
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The fact that there 's a tank in this video makes it 10x better
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Technically, it's a Tankette...
Cutting edge military hardware for the time! It actuates almost like a modern automatic rifle
The tank animation at the end was very cool!
Excellent video - as always! Thanks for making these, it must take a lot of time and effort to so. Much appreciated.
Beautifully done, as always! Thank you.
Incredible work as usual
Well done! Fantastic modeling and animation.
Another very instructive video. Thanks!
Your animations are brilliant!
Nice, a new upload! Great work!
This is a great video! All of you videos are like. Thanks you very much from Belarus for so awesome channel.
Excelent Video!
Excellent work, congratulations
I remember having a toy one of these in 1978. It's quite distinctive with it's side feeding strip.
Wait, hold the phone. A belt of 3 round feed strips? That is dope af.
Genuine superbly done work.
Amazing stuff!
Yay, the videos are back!
So the chamber shoulder rotates not the bolt? Interesting!
The WW2 MG-15 also does that.
I’ve never seen a rotating chamber on a gas operated weapon though
I've never seen a rotating chamber period. It seems needless complexity, and yes i understand that at the point of this weapon's creation they were still experimenting with crazy interesting actions. That being said, wholly crap that seems like a long way to go to lock you're weapon into battery.
Some other guns have systems like this, like the Breda M30.
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It's called the Fermature Nut system. The bolt and barrel don't Rotate, but a connecting sleeve (" nut" rotates to lock the interrupted bolt thread to the barrel. This nut is cammed by the bolt- carrier- gas piston rod.
Doc AV
much appreciated
great video, cant wait for the c&rsenal episode :)
Amazing videos
i remember seeing a gun that looks like that at battlefield 1
I think this is indeed featured in BF1.
Dude! You are back! Thanks for the new video, you are great at this. I have a suggestion, can you make the G41-M?
Amazing
Quel travail pour recréer le mécanisme. Bien
Merci
Rob
very hypnotic!
Muito bom, meu avô, sargento de Infantaria né revolução de 1932 em São Paulo, Brasil, usou muito essa arma.
Any chance you could make an animation for the ww1 interrupter gear. Cant seem to find it anywhere.
Another fine job. And showing the mounting and use on a Mk V female is very interesting.
This animation may be of some interest to Bovington Tank Museum.
Also, will you be updating the Lewis gun and its mounting on a Mk V?
Soooo, 3 Thumbs UP.
Great Video,Mate!
BTW,which softwares are you using to make these models and animations ? i would like to learn it.
Great channel, brother/sister. This is awesome. I hate war, hurting of others, any bullying thuggery or smashing innocents.
But love tools, weapons, target shooting, engineering sailing aircraft....knowledge.
Be well
Are you human? How do you make these so detailed when you barely crack 1000 views?
2 3 I agree he/she needs to be known
I don't Think he does it for views, Im pretty sure he does it because he want's to do it. We need more people Like this on yt.
Thanks for the video, is excellent. This was one of the machine guns used by Peruvin Army during the short war against Ecuador in 1941. But the one used there was a little different, without the prominent arming lever and with a pistol grip, and retaining the metal strip. I also saw a double naval mount during WWII. May I ask why jit was considered a complicated weapon, unable to be used by night? Once again, thanks and Cheers.
The left side part of the leaf spring up top prevents the strip from going back, but it seems that it goes up at the same time as the leaver that moves the strip.
Can the lever have enough friction with the strip to push it back when trying to go above it to the next notch?
Today is a great day!
Daniel Butka
Finally a new video!
I was hoping for it so long and there it is!
Awesome work.
When you consider how early this gun is, its a fairly good design. Sure, a box magazine would be much better than the feed strips, but this gun is from a time when industry could not easily supply that number of magazines.
If I recall correctly, the feed strip is made in just a single stamping motion. That's one hell of a selling point.
This is like Christmas !!!!!!!!!
i had a friend that said this was like the bastard SMG from Metro
Make the most famous machine gun of world war 2 the MG 42 (Maschinengewehr 42).
So the strip indexing mechanism locks open the bolt after the last shot?
Fantastic animation. Well done. Direct gas impingement?
BRILLIANT STUFF !
So the bolt with its lugs stays stationary, and the barrel extension (portion) rotates to lock???
Yes. More accurately, the bolt moves back and forwards but does not rotate.
Wich program is tis?
Please do animations for:
automatic rifle 9a-91;
PKM machine gun;
FN Scar;
Negev machine gun.
he wont do that really
Can you do the Thompson?
What's the purpose for the rotating firing pin? Is it for out of battery safety?
Yes, quite an important design feature for an open bolt machine gun.
i think i saw it as mercies benet in bf1
this is what happens when you decide to rotate everything except for the bolt head
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The japaneese had a large crush for this design even in the end of WWII.
Это не самый "сложный" пулемет на твоем канале, но вот пришла мысль - что же было в головах тех кто эти пулеметы изобретал?
Это какое-то безумие!))) Скорее всего это какая-то форма шизофрении, ну не может "нормальный" человек придумать такие сверхсложные механизмы - где каждый элемент приводит в действие другой элемент и так по бесконечному кругу - у меня от этого аж судорога))) Лайк тебе)))
One problem was that Maxim held all the best patents. So other designers had to find a mechanism that did not use any of Maxim's patents. Rob
@@vbbsmyt Так все дело в патентах? Хм.... кто бы мог подумать, а я и не знал... чувак - лайк те за "просвещение"!
These guns were strange, and French. I want one so bad.
The 'Hot kiss' portabel MG
Mechanism looks complex but not really an its quite simple
M1917 Browning machine gun .... if possible
What's with the JRPG music?
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Apesar de muito obsoleta, sempre admirei o desenho e o engenho desta arma, especialmente a esteira de projéteis. Há um século atrás, comparada com as armas daquele tempo, era muito eficiente usada num tanque.
Japanese army should adopt the benet-mercie as the basis of their LMG's instead the horrible type 11.
Мне , почему то , думается , что данная система была очень дорога и сложна в производстве.
Мне кажется что латунная гильза это расточительство, гильзу надо делать и Чистова золота, надо чтоб и нам что то перепадало с Барсукова стола?!
Затвор как у линкоров)
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M2 browning old.
This is Israel Machine gun Negev technology.
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