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MG5 A2

  • Multiple sear notches on the bolt head carrier
  • Capable of withstanding barrel obstructions as per NATO AC225/D14 (DM111A1, DM151)
  • Drop test as per NATO AC225/D14
  • Low-maintenance, reliable weapon system in the high- and low-temperature range according to NATO AC225/D14
  • Climate-tested machine gun (difficult operational conditions)
  • The weapon can be set to safety in any loading state.
  • Barrel change without protective gloves
  • Barrel lock prevents unintentional unlocking of the barrel
  • Day/night combat capability (image intensifier/thermal imaging)
  • Three-stage gas adjustment manually adjustable
  • Foldable and length-adjustable buttstock with height-adjustable cheek rest
  • NATO STANAG 4694 Picatinny rail for mounting sights and sighting accessories
  • Mount interface (MG3 tripods)
  • Reliable belt traction performance thanks to proven two-tier belt feed system
  • Belt feed with loaded state indicator
  • HK precision barrel made of cold hammer-forged and hard chrome-plated special steel
  • Various barrel lengths as quick-change barrel with carrying and barrel changing handle. 
  • Simple conversion to standard, infantry or remote-controlled weapon at user level
  • Remote control grip for mounted weapon configuration
  • Largely identical operation and handling to the MG4
  • As training system with BFA 

Specifications

Caliber
7.62 mm x 51 NATO

Modes of Fire
Bursts / Full-Auto

Trigger Pull
35-80 N

Max Effective Range
600 m

Muzzle Velocity
785 m/s

Muzzle Energy
2912 J

Max Length
1112 mm

Max Width
146 mm

Barrel Weight
2.5 kg

Weapon Weight
11.2 kg

 Barrel Length
460 mm

Height
241 mm

Chassis

The MG5 A2 features a robust, modular receiver design that supports modern optics and accessory mounting while maintaining structural durability.

Operation

It uses a gas-operated system with a rotating bolt to ensure reliable cycling during sustained fire.

Slide

Instead of a slide, the MG5 A2 employs a reciprocating bolt carrier assembly within the receiver to chamber and extract cartridges.

Maintenance

Routine maintenance involves clearing the weapon and cleaning and lubricating the bolt group, barrel, and gas system to maintain dependable operation.