From 1938 to 1944 9000 pcs of 31 M. Golyószóró light machine gun were produced. Every rifle company had 12 Solothurns, 9 of them were equipped with bipod as light machine gun, and 3 …

The 31M was the standard light machine gun of the Hungarian infantry platoons. It was built by the Austrian firm of Steyr and purchased by the Hungarian army.

2014年8月12日 · Lost in the shuffle of Germany’s automatic weapons of the World War II era is the Louis Stange-designed MG 30. Rejected by the Reichswehr, the MG 30 ended up in …

It was adopted by Hungary in 1931 as the 31.M, and was also adopted by the Austrian Army as the MG 30. After Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany in 1938, the Waffen-SS pressed …

Steyr-Solothurn S2-200 / 31M light machine gun, Hungary. Caliber 7.92×57, 8x56R Weight 9.5 kg Length 1162 mm Barrel length 600 mm Feed Magazine, 30 rounds Rate of fire 550 rounds per …

The 31M Solothurn machinegun is used primarily by Hungary in FHSW. Like most magazine feed machineguns it is never found with a tripod mount. The rate of fire is relatively low at 450 …

2019年5月8日 · The new designation for the MG 30s sold to the Hungarian army was “ Solothurn Golyózóró 31.M.”. In 1934, the 31.M was modified with a larger magazine and a higher rate of …

The 31M is easily identifiable by the carrying handle attached to the trunion. Depending on the position the handle was locked in the gunner could use this as both a foregrip and a carrying …

2024年9月23日 · Instead, it was taken into service in 8x56mm by both Austria (as the MG30) and Hungary (as the 31M). A third purchaser was El Salvadore, which purchased 47 examples in …

These pictures were taken and shared with the web by Yuri Pasholok . Here is a 20 photo walk around of the 31M LMG (Steyr-Solothurn S2-200).