NOUN
- a belt-fed machine gun capable of firing more than 500 rounds per minute; used by United States troops in World War II and the Korean War
How To Use Browning machine gun In A Sentence
- Because of the turn and power change, I pulled ahead of Hippe and opened fire with the four .50 caliber Browning machine guns.
- Freddy and his mates were flying the Curtiss P - 40E Warhawk which was well-armed with six .50-cal Browning machine guns and provided the pilot with ample protective armor.
- With the slightly shorter redesigned nose, which destroyed the shark-like contours of the earlier P - 40s, the P - 40D's nose guns were eliminated, hut the wing was modified to hold four .50-cal Browning machine guns.
- Since the aircraft was relatively small in size, armament was initially restricted to four .50-caliber air-cooled Browning machine guns with 1200 rounds of ammunition.
- Young Vallegrande residents are eager extras on the film set and march the town's warren of streets carrying wooden cut-outs of Browning machine guns and M1 rifles as they pretend to be Captain Prado Salmon and his battalion.
- From an engineering viewpoint, many of his mechanical solutions have been recognized as precursors to later designs as modern as the BAR, the Browning machine gun, M1 rifle and M1 carbine.
- In 1943, each American infantry division was issued 157.30-caliber and 236.50-caliber Browning machine guns.
