Максим образца 1905г N547
- Номер
- 547
- Год выпуска
- 1907 г.
- Назначение
- Максим
- Производитель
- ТОЗ
- Фотографий
- 1
Музей Спринфилгда. Springfield Armory National Historic Site Massachusetts Catalog Number: SPAR 5621 Classification: HISTORY TOOLS & EQUIPMENT FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ARMAMENTS Firearms Alternate Name: PULEMET MAXIM 1905g Descriptor: RUSSIAN MACHINE GUN MAXIM MODEL 1905 7.92x57MM* SN# 547 Material: METAL Artist/Maker: MAXIM, HIRAM Eminent Figure: ANEY, CAPTAIN J.L. Origin: WASHINGTON DC USA Place of Manufacture: TULA RUSSIA Other Manufacture Site: TULA ARSENAL Manufacture Date: 1907 Hist/Cultural Period: WWI* Dimensions: OL: 47 1/2" BL: 24" 57 lbs. unloaded Description RUSSIAN MACHINE GUN MAXIM MODEL 1905 7.92x57MM* SN# 547 Manufactured by Tula Arsenal, Tula, Russia in 1907 - Standard Russian Model 1905 Maxim machine gun that was captured by the Germans in World War I and rebarreled for its 7.92x57mm cartridge. 4-groove rifling; right hand twist. Fed by 250-round fabric belt. Cyclic rate of fire 400 rpm. Weapon weighs approximately 57 lbs. unloaded. Markings: Receiver cover: 1.M.G.K. 35./6./S. 210. The large "S" on the cover indicates that the weapon was captured by the Germans and was rebarreled and resighted for rimless German service 7.92x57mm ammunition. 'S' = (scharf or spitzer-pointed bullets). Feed box: 210. Spring cover: Russian writing. (Imperial Tulsky Fire Arms Arsenal). NO. 547. 1907. This is one of a number of items the Springfield Armory Museum received in 1920 from Captain J.L. Aney. Captain Aney was stationed in Europe with the Ordnance Department and assigned to the "Captured Material Section" in WWI. Aney was ordered to secure items for the Springfield Armory Museum. This weapon is listed on the Receiving Report as Item No. 262 and is described as: "Russian Maxim machine gun with tripod wheel mount. It was found at Longwy in a German machine gun dump." Weapon transferred to the Museum on 24 March 1920.
