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NEGEV
NG7 LMG IWI Light Machine Gun |
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In
March 2012, the Israeli Weapon Industries (IWI) announced the launching
of its new light machine gun NEGEV NG7 7.62mm caliber at DefExpo defence
exhibition in India and FIDAE 2012 aerospace fair in Chile. The NEGEV
NG7 - the newest in the company’s NEGEV LMG family - is the only
7.62mm caliber LMG in service today with semi-automatic mode, capable
of pinpoint, single bullet shooting for enhanced firing accuracy. The
NEGEV NG7 shares almost 80% of its components with its smaller brother,
the NEGEV 5.56mm caliber - IWI’s exceptionally successful and
reliable LMG - which is deployed in dozens of countries around the world
including Israel, and has been combat-proven in several wars and in
a number of battle arenas. The NEGEV NG7 has been chosen by the IDF
(Israel Defense Forces).
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| Variants |
- NEGEV NG7
LMG standard
- NEGEV NG7 LMG SF |
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| Design |
The NEGEV
NG7 includes a semi-automatic firing mode that enables accurate
fire in combat situations, including ambush, Close Quarter
Battle (CQB), and when shooting via telescope – and
is the only 7.62 with single bullet firing capability. In
automatic mode, its rate of fire is over 700 bullets per minute.
Exceptionally lightweight (weighing less than 8 kg), it can
be fired from a variety of mounts, including special mounts
on helicopters, land vehicles, and naval vessels.
Features include a gas regulator for additional power in harsh
conditions such as mud and dirt, tritium night sights, picattiny
rails for optical and other devices, and four safety mechanisms
to minimize unwanted fire. The NEGEV NG7 - which delivers
remarkable Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) and long service
life - is drum or belt-chain fed, fires from an open bolt
position, and is easily dismantled for maintenance in the
field. The safety-firing selector is on the left side of the
pistol grip with three positions, safety, semi-automatic and
automatic.
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| Ammunition |
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NEGEV NG7 uses the standard 7.62x51 mm ammunition. The 7.62×51mm
NATO (official NATO nomenclature 7.62 NATO) is a rifle cartridge
developed in the 1950s as a standard for small arms among NATO
countries. The NEGEV NG7 is feed by ammo box or assault drum. |
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NEGEV NG7 is feed by ammo box or assault drum 7.62 mm caliber
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| Accessories |
The NEGEV NG7 is equipped with picattiny rails
for optical devices and other accessories. The NEGEV NG7 includes
the IWI ELOG component, which is an innovative computer based,
light weapons inventory control and maintenance tool for field
armorer level. The front part of the NG is fitted with one
assault grip to facilitate shooting in standing position or
during rapid reaction. The NG7 is equipped with foldable buttstock
which can be adjustable for both length of pull and cheek
height. A full range of sight option is available for the
NEGEV NG7 as laser designator, IWI X4 day telescope and MEPRO
21 Reflex Sight. This light machine gun is fitted with a folding
bipod at the front and a carry handle is attached to the barrel.
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The
NEGEV NG7 is equipped with picattiny rails for optical devices
and other accesories. |
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| Specifications |
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Identification |
IWI
write to the left side of the weapon, with
the identification number.
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NEGEV
NG7 LMG Standard Technical Data |
Caliber:
Operating:
Length:
Barrel length:
Weight:
Rate of fire: |
7.62
x 51 NATO
Open bolt, gas impact on piston head, rotating
Bolt
1,000 mm (overall)
508 mm
7.6 kg
850 - 1050 (gas reg. position 1) |
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Security |
Security
selector to left side of the weapon, three positions,
S (Security), Semi-auto, Auto (Automatic) |
NEGEV
NG7 LMG SF Technical data |
Caliber:
Operating:
Length:
Barrel length:
Weight:
Rate of fire: |
7.62
x 51 NATO
Open bolt, gas impact on piston head,
rotating Bolt
912 mm (overall)
420 mm
7.5 kg
850 - 1050 (gas reg. position 1) |
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