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Negev carbine launched
Along with broadening the product offerings of the Lucznik-Radom weapon factory and Bumar there was the first official presentation of the Negev 5.56mm light machine gun. The first to test the hardware were representatives of the Polish media. Currently, in the armament of the Polish Army there is no weapon of the light machine gun 5.56x45mm category. Its place is taken by the PK and the UKM-2000 machine guns, powered by “strong” ammo – respectively – 7.62mm Mosin or 7.62×51mm NATO. These rifles are of large weight and usually require double handling and therefore are not suitable for manoeuvre combat on the modern battlefield.
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