Hotchkiss M1909 Benét–Mercié machine gun - Wikipedia
The Hotchkiss M1909 machine gun was a light machine gun of the early 20th century that was developed and built by Hotchkiss et Cie. It was also known as the Hotchkiss Mark I, Hotchkiss Portative and M1909 Benét–Mercié.
哈齐开斯机枪 - 百度百科
哈齐开斯机枪是冯·奥德莱克按哈奇开斯设计原理设计的武器。 本杰明·哈奇开斯是美国人，曾效力柯尔特枪械公司，获得过击发式引信和哈奇开斯步枪专利。 但他感到美国人对他的发明兴趣不大，便到法国组建哈奇开斯武器公司。 他在法国的主要研究成果便是哈奇开斯系列机枪。 本杰明·哈奇开斯在1885年就去世了，所有的哈奇开斯轻机枪、重机枪和高射机枪都不是他亲手研制的。 研制者是他的学生，来自 奥地利 的冯·奥德莱克上尉。 而中国人所熟悉的日本“歪把子”轻机枪， …
Benét-Mercié Automatic Machine Rifle Model 1909
Known by a number of names including the Hotchkiss Portative, the Hotchkiss Mk1 and in the US as the automatic machine rifle, Model of 1909. Noteably, the Hotchkiss Portative was the first light machine gun to be adopted by the US military.
Hotchkiss Machine Gun MkI* - Historical Firearms
Hotchkiss Machine Gun MkI* Laurence Benét and Henri Mercié designed the Hotchkiss Portative at the turn of the century. A number of nations adopted it including France, Belgium, the US and Britain.
Hotchkiss Machine Gun Mk 1* - Imperial War Museums
The Mk I* version was produced for use in tanks. The Mk I* replaced the original wooden butt with a pistol grip, and could feed cartridges from "belts" made from short, linked strips, each containing 3 cartridges, as well as from the standard Hotchkiss 30 round strip.
Hotchkiss machine gun - Wikipedia
Troops of 1 King's Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB), 9th Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, firing a captured Hotchkiss machine gun during street fighting in Caen, 10 July 1944.
Hotchkiss - MK1* Class III/NFA Machine Gun - Rock Island …
This is a scarce example of a early WWI British Hotchkiss MKI* "Tank Version" light machine gun with its original Calvary tripod. These were developed by the British during WWI and it was produced in two versions; a Tank and Calvary version with two different models.
Hotchkiss Mk I* M1909 .303 inch light machine gun, 1917
Based on the French Mle 1909 Hotchkiss, this machine gun was issued to the British Army in World War One (1914-1918) and the Home Guard in World War Two (1939-1945). The Mk I* was introduced in June 1917 and was modified to use strips or belt-feed ammunition.
Hotchkiss Mark I* Portable Machine Gun | Rock Island Auction
Developed by the British during WWI, the Hotchkiss Portable Machine Gun was produced in two models with two versions; a Tank and Calvary version. The Tank version was produced without a buttstock and instead has a small brass pistol grip.
Hotchkiss Machine Gun Mk 1* - Imperial War Museums
The "Portable" version of the French designed Hotchkiss machine-gun was manufactured in Britain during the First World War, for issue to cavalry units. The Mk I* version was produced for use in tanks.
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