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.
Bolt Carrier Group
A robust, precision-engineered bolt carrier group designed for the MG5 A2, ensuring reliable cycling, enhanced durability, and consistent performance during sustained, high-rate fire operations.
Maintenance
Routine maintenance involves clearing the weapon and cleaning and lubricating the bolt group, barrel, and gas system to maintain dependable operation.