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	CALIBER	.30-06
	DAMAGE	2d6+4
	RATE OF FIRE	20 per round
	MAGAZINE CAPACITY	250 rounds
	ACTION	full-automatic
	LOADING	canvas belt
	BASE RANGE	110 yards
	MALFUNCTION	98-96-75
	YEAR INTRODUCED	1919
COMBAT USE: US armed forces

The M-1919 was produced by the US Army after they saw a need in the 1930s for an air-cooled machine gun. Based on the M-1917 design, the M-1919A4 (pictured above) was mounted on a quick-release tripod or on vehicles. The machine gun had a heavier barrel than the M-1917 and a slower rate of fire.

Another variant of the Browning design was the M-1919A6, which fitted the M-1919 with a bipod, shoulder stock, and pistol grip, as well as a lighter barrel. The M-1919A6 was designed for use as a light machine gun, but that role was more often taken by the BAR.