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MAXIM 1910

The Maxim 1910 was a Russian heavy machine-gun made under license from Maxim between 1905 and 1950. It was adopted by the Russian army in 1905, using a bronze water jacket changed for a corrugated jacket similar to the type used by the Vickers machine-gun in 1910. The Maxim 1910 was chambered for the 7.62 mm Soviet cartridge and had a rate of fire of 550 rounds-per-minute, fed from a 250-round cloth belt. It was generally mounted on a Sokolov wheeled mounting with the gun on a turntable.
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