Brixia

**kanister** · 21-10-19, 13:31

Ho già effettuato le scansioni ma sono oltre 2.500 kb. Come faccio a postarli se il limite è di 240?
E se ti li inviassi e ci pensassi tu? Sai bene che certe pratiche sono lontane dalle mie possibilità

**maxtsn** · 21-10-19, 18:00

Originariamente Scritto da kanister

Ho già effettuato le scansioni ma sono oltre 2.500 kb. Come faccio a postarli se il limite è di 240?
E se ti li inviassi e ci pensassi tu? Sai bene che certe pratiche sono lontane dalle mie possibilità

Ahahah ok, vedo cosa riesco a fare.
Max

**maxtsn** · 21-10-19, 21:56

Ecco l'articolo di cui parlava Kanister.
Grazie!!!
Max
VA
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**kanister** · 21-10-19, 23:39

Bravissimo!

**iwanniegrozny** · 22-10-19, 08:48

Originariamente Scritto da maxtsn

Iwannierozny e Monte Cervino,
It's a good idea to go through the presentation room.
Massimiliano
Vice Administrator

Maxtsn,
I may have a problem with this - I do not speak Italian, I had to use a dictionary to register on this Forum

But the Forum turned out to be of great help!

**maxtsn** · 22-10-19, 12:28

Originariamente Scritto da iwanniegrozny

Maxtsn,
I may have a problem with this - I do not speak Italian, I had to use a dictionary to register on this Forum

But the Forum turned out to be of great help!

http://www.milistory.net/forum/presentazioni-vf63/
This link drive you to the presentation room
Max
VA

**iwanniegrozny** · 22-10-19, 12:46

Understood, thank you!
By the way - can anyone help me with defining the exact year and the issue of the "Diana Armi" magazine (presented above), which contains an article by Marco Morin on the Mitragliatrice Brixia 930 LMG?

**kanister** · 22-10-19, 13:39

8/76.

**iwanniegrozny** · 22-10-19, 13:48

Great.
Grazie!!!

**iwanniegrozny** · 23-10-19, 10:57

Since everything is clear now with Brixia 930 light machine gun (thanks to Kanister), perhaps someone can help with another Brixia light machine gun – Brixia M5, sometimes referred to (in prewar Russian sources) as M.5 or M-5

According to old Russian sources it was:

1. Year of model: unknown, but certainly before 1933, since it was first mentioned in the Soviet Military Encyclopaedia, Vol 2, which was published in 1933
2. Calibre: specially designed to fit German 7.92 cartridge
3. Feeding: box magazine, 20 rounds
4. Operation: barrel short recoil
5. Mount: bipod
6. Overall weight: 8.8 kg
7. Cooling: air
8. Technical rate of fire: 400-500 per minute
9. Effective rate of fire: 150 per minute
10. Barrel length: 500 mm

I have found no traces of such a weapon in the Internet

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