Browning M2 Collection

A Browning M2. 50 caliber heavy machine gun
A Browning M2.50 caliber heavy machine gun. The M2 is effective against infantry, unarmored or lightly-armored vehicles and boats, light fortifications, and low-flying aircraft

A U. S. Marine fires an M2. 50 caliber machine gun
April 27, 2013 - A U.S. Marine fires an M2.50 caliber machine gun during a live fire exercise using crew-served weapons in Al Galail, Qatar, for Eagle Resolve 2013

A U. S. Sailor fires a. 50-caliber M2HB machine gun aboard USS Frank Cable
January 21, 2011 - A U.S. Sailor aboard the submarine tender USS Frank Cable (AS-40) fires a.50-caliber M2HB machine gun during a weapons training exercise while underway in the Philippine Sea

A field wireman fires an M2. 50 caliber heavy machine gun
Pohang, South Korea, March 29, 2006 - A field wireman fires an M2.50 caliber heavy machine gun as a field radio operator assists him at the Su Song Ri range during Exercise Foal Eagle 2006

A. 50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun with a pile of spent cases and links
A.50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun with a pile of spent cases and links

A marine rocks his M-2. 50-caliber machine gun
A marine rocks his M-2.50-caliber machine gun at Camp Fallujahs Eagle Range during a recent training drill

Marines fire an M2. 50 caliber machine gun
November 4, 2009 - Marines fire an M2.50 caliber machine gun during a crew-served weapons shoot at North Fuji Maneuver Area, Camp Fuji, Japan

A Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman reloading an M2 Heavy Barrel
Fort Knox, Kentucky, August 11, 2008 - A Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman reloads an M2 Heavy Barrel.50 caliber machine gun while conducting live-fire immediate action drills at the riverine

A member of the Pathfinder Platoon fires a heavy machine gun atop a Land Rover
Bobbington, England - A member of the Pathfinder Platoon fires a heavy machine gun atop a Land Rover. The 16 Air Assault Brigades Pathfinder Platoon of the British Army are specially trained

A soldier mans a. 50 caliber machine gun atop a Pink Panther Land Rover
A soldier manning a.50 caliber heavy machine gun atop a Pink Panther Land Rover in Brecon, Wales

A soldier changes the barrel of an M2. 50 caliber machine gun
Camp Fuji, Japan, November 4, 2009 - A soldier changes the barrel of an M2.50 caliber machine gun during a crew-served weapons shoot

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The Browning M2: Unleashing the Power of a Heavy Machine Gun From the battlefields to naval vessels, the Browning M2. 50 caliber heavy machine gun has become an iconic symbol of firepower and strength. This formidable weapon has been wielded by U. S. Marines, sailors, and special warfare combatant-craft crewmen in various scenarios. In one intense scene, a U. S. Marine grips the M2 with determination as rounds fly out at incredible speed. The deafening sound echoes through the air as this powerful weapon delivers its deadly payload. On board USS Frank Cable, a U. S. Sailor takes aim with precision using the. 50-caliber M2HB machine gun. The ship's deck trembles under its immense recoil as it unleashes its devastating force upon any potential threats. Not limited to land or sea engagements alone, even field wiremen have experienced the raw power of this heavy machine gun firsthand. With each pull of the trigger, they witness its ability to tear through obstacles and provide cover for their comrades. Sailors aboard USS Fort McHenry find themselves in awe as they fire from a. 50-caliber gun mount system mounted on their vessel's deck. These brave men and women understand that when it comes to defending their ship and fellow sailors, nothing compares to the sheer might of an M2. A pile of spent cases and links serves as evidence of just how much destruction can be unleashed by this beastly firearm - proof that no enemy stands unscathed after encountering its wrath. Marines proudly showcase their expertise by skillfully rocking their M-2 50-caliber machine guns during training exercises or live-fire drills. Their proficiency demonstrates why these warriors are entrusted with such a fearsome weapon - because they know how to make every shot count. Even Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen rely on this heavy barrel beauty when reloading becomes necessary during high-stakes operations.