The SG-43 Goryunov (Russian: Станковый пулемёт системы Горюнова, Stankovyy pulyemyot sistyemy Goryunova, meaning "Mounted machinegun, Goryunov design") was a Soviet medium machine gun that was introduced during the Second World War.

The SG43 was a medium machine gun developed in Russia during World War II (1943, as you might have gathered from the designation). The initial development was done by Degtyarev, who was responsible for the current light (DP28) and heavy (DShK) machine guns in Russian service.

2024年9月17日 · Enter the SG-43 Medium Machine Gun. While the Soviet military struggled to produce the PM M1910, a design team led by Pyotr Goryunov at the Kovrov Machinegun Plant (now the Degtyaryov Plant) in the city of Kovrov began working on a medium machine gun initially meant for tanks.

2006年5月1日 · The SGMB retains many of the original SGM design features, such as the lower right side non-reciprocating cocking handle, no dust covers, adjustable head space and original barrel configuration. The most notable difference is the use of …

SG-43中型機槍 （СГ-43），又稱 戈竹諾夫武器系統，是 蘇聯 於 二戰 時裝備的一種 7.62×54毫米R 口徑 中型機槍，於1943年開始取代 馬克沁M1910重機槍 成為紅軍主要裝備，在1960年代被 PK通用機槍 取代。 SG-43亦是朝鲜战争中的 朝鲜人民军 、 中國人民志願軍 及 越戰 的 越南南方民族解放陣線 游擊隊 的裝備之一。 SG-43主要安裝在三腳架、輪式射架或車輛上。 SG-43有多種衍生型，如SGMB和 坦克 上的SGMT，在二戰後期推出了改進型SGM（СГМ），戰後SG …

The Goryunov SG-43 is a Soviet World War 2 era medium machine gun. It was developed during World War 2 to replace the old water cooled Maxim M1910 machineguns in Soviet service. After World War 2 most tanks and armored personnel carriers were fitted with variants of the SG-43.

2019年5月14日 · In terms of excellence, the SG-43 rivaled the American Browning M1919 series as "true" machine guns on World War 2 battlefields. Following the war, the SG-43 was finally standardized in Soviet formations and modernized to produce the "SGM" designation.

After the end of the WW2, SG-43 was modernised several times, became the SGM. It was also available as a tank gun (SGMT) with electric trigger, or as the armoured cars gun (SGMB) with special mountings. It was used by the Soviet Army until mid-1960s, when it was gradually replaced by the first Russian universal machine gun, PK (PKS).

In May 1943, the SG-43 Goryunov gas-operated machine guns were introduced into service. They were designed by P. M. Goryunov and manufactured at the Kovrov plant. They were typically mounted on either wheels, tripods, or directly on vehicles.

The Goryunov SG-43 is a Soviet World War 2 era medium machine gun. It was developed to replace the old Maxim M1910 machineguns in Soviet service. After World War 2 most tanks and armored personnel carriers were fitted with variants of the SG-43.