从照片看FH2的武器已经很真实了
多么搀人的捷克造000 渲染图和游戏图是有区别的，其实，我倒想知道为啥楼主说是捷克造……http://www.kmike.com/KWjpg/Vickers1.jpg
Vickers, 303in Mark 1 Water-Cooled Machine Gun. Introduced in 1912
(Photo shows MG in standard orientation with tripod legs.)
This, the standard water-cooled weapon, remained in service for Great Britain until 1968. It was the medium machine gun used by all British Commonwealth forces in the Korean War, although Australian forces occasionally used the US .30 A4.
Continuous automatic fire generated tremendous heat in the barrel and Maxim overcame this problem by encasing The barrel is encased in a water jacket, containing about 7.5 pints. Heat from continuous firing caused the water to boil, the steam indicating the gun's position. Attaching a tube from a vent in the jacket into a can of water condensed the steam and helped conceal the gun's position. The water-can also helped resupply the jacket, since there was an evaporation rate of about 1.5 pints per 1,000 rounds fired.Operation Fully automatic, recoil operated, water-cooledCaliber.303inAmmunitionMk 8z ball; 174 gr bullet, 36.5 gr chargeMuzzle velocity2400 fpsCapacity250-round fabric belt, 22 lb. with boxWeightUnloaded, 40 lb.Overall length45.5 inRate of fire450 rounds per minuteEffective range2000m (2200 yds)
The Vickers machine-gun was an inprovement on the original Maxim. The main difference lies in the fact that the toggle locking action was inverted, but the weight was also considerably reduced by careful stress calculations and by the use of good grade steel and aluminium. The gun was adopted by the British Army in November 1912, and remained as the standard support-fire machine gun until the middle 1960s, when it was replaced by the L7A1 GPMG. In its time, the Vickers pattern went through twelve or more modifications, mostly minor, and was substantially the same gun after fifty years of service. It was heavy, fairly slow-firing, prone to a number of stoppages from the ammunition, but reliable in itself and well loved by all but the enemy. It worked in the most adverse conditions, and its water-cooled barrel ensured long life for the bore by helping to maintain low temperature. It was used in aircraft (for which it was air-cooled), in ships, in tanks, as a ground AA gun, on armoured trains, on armoured cars, and in a host of other roles.
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A Vickers gun crew lay down covering fire for 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment during the assault on Hill 317, the battle of Maryang San.
http://www.kmike.com/KWjpg/VickerA.jpgChipyong-ni, Korea, February 1951. A Vickers .303 machine-gun in action against the Chinese, manned by Sergeant Chaperlin, 3 RAR.
The two photos immediately above provided courtesy of the Australian War Memorial
The following photos are gratefully borrowed from PvC Web Page
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The machine gunner fired from a sitting position, holding two wooden grips which were fixed at the rear of the gun. Between the grips was a thumb operated trigger with a safety catch. This catch had to be lifted up before the thumb piece could be pressed. The grips were hollow. One contained a brass oil bottle, the other an oil brush.
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Vickers component parts
[ 本帖最后由 =|HERO|=RainbowSix 于 2006-11-10 22:50 编辑 ] 真漂亮………… 啥时能出来啊 真不错 拖慢速度 马克沁啊～ 真漂亮~ 不错，枪下的那个是水箱么？ 原帖由 <i>青菜虫</i> 于 2006-11-11 12:10 发表<br />
不错，枪下的那个是水箱么？ <br />
应该是吧，这机枪是水冷却式的 图不错，不敢冒 &&@
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