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Hine Gun FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun Technical Data FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical Para Standard Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO The FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 offers the following Operating principle: Gas operated with rotating bolt, firing from open breech benefits: improved ergonomics, lightweight, Buttstock: Adjustable in length Telescopic Fixed hitting power, long range and high parts and in height commonality with the FN MINIMI ® 5.56 Mk3. Weapon length - Minimum: 950mm 865mm 1,015mm - Maximum: 1,026mm 1,000mm — Barrel length: 422mm 422mm 422mm Weapon weight: ± 8.8 kg ± 8.7 kg ± 8.5 kg Weapon width: 128mm Firing mode: Full automatic Rate of fire (in normal conditions): ± 800 rds/min Max. effective range: 1,000m FN HERSTAL, S.A. Voie de Liège, 33 B-4040 Herstal - Belgium Tel: + 32 4 240 81 11 Fax: + 32 4 240 86 79 [email protected] - www.fnherstal.com V.A.T. BE 0441.928.931 - RPM Liège CAUTION: No part of this catalog i.e. documents, information, technical diagrams or any other copies - without the list being exhaustive - may be reproduced, adapted, translated, entered BNP PARIBAS FORTIS BANK : IBAN : BE40 2400 0440 0063 into a database or even released to the public partly or entirely without prior and written permission of FN HERSTAL, S.A. The specifications or other figures are given for indication only and BIC : GEBABEBBTFO have no contractual value. FN HERSTAL, S.A. reserves the right to modify or change the specifications at any time without prior notice. All trademarks, service brands and brand names used here are trademarks or registered trademarks of FN HERSTAL, S.A. and may not be used, copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, sent, transmitted, sold or altered in any way without the prior written permission of FN HERSTAL, S.A. All copyrights owners of published images in this catalog have been identified whenever possible. Should a copyright be omitted, the copyright owner is invited to contact the Communication Department of FN HERSTAL, S.A. All rights reserved for all countries. © FN HERSTAL, S.A. - 05 2016 AP - 3985641131 DEPL MIN 762 Mk3_05 2016 EN.indd 1 25/05/16 10:35 FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun The New Generation Quick change barrel Feed tray with belt retaining Integrated feed cover with MIL-STD-1913 The world famous FN MINIMI ® Light Machine Gun adapts to Upgrade Program with carrying handle pawls for easy loading with Picatinny type rail for optical sight new operational conditions, such as evolution in soldier’s and front sight one hand Just like many other users, you already have an equipment, increased use of accessories, changes in tactics adjustable in elevation ® Rear sight adjustable for range (100 to FN MINIMI 7.62 in service and you would like to and shooting from all positions. and azimuth 1,000m) and wind upgrade it partially or completely? Choose the customized upgrade program by FN Herstal: adapted The modifications introduced on the FN MINIMI ® 7.62 M k3 to your exact needs and easily carried out in your are based on feedback from users operating in today’s own facilities. conflicts. They have resulted in a new light machine gun Interested? Ask for our brochure. offering improved ergonomics and improved mobility. The original benefits remain unchanged: lightweight, hitting power, long range and high parts commonality with the FN MINIMI ® 5.56 (Mk3 version). Ergonomically-shaped Lower and lateral FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical cocking handle, enables MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny cocking with strong or type rails, lower rail comes Also, the FN MINIMI® 7.62 can be converted to fire weak hand standard with a rail cover 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition. Please contact us for more details. Adjustable-height (3 positions) Feeding: either belt Ergonomic buttstock adjustable in length bipod, integrates with the hanguard or 50- or 100-round (5 positions) and for cheek rest height when folded back even with pouch (6 positions), with folding shoulder rest accessory on the lower rail and integrated hydraulic buffer Several models of the FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun are available: FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical, FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Para, FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Standard, with adjustable buttstock and with telescopic buttstock with fixed buttstock folding shoulder rest DEPL MIN 762 Mk3_05 2016 EN.indd 2 25/05/16 10:35 FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun The New Generation Quick change barrel Feed tray with belt retaining Integrated feed cover with MIL-STD-1913 The world famous FN MINIMI ® Light Machine Gun adapts to Upgrade Program with carrying handle pawls for easy loading with Picatinny type rail for optical sight new operational conditions, such as evolution in soldier’s and front sight one hand Just like many other users, you already have an equipment, increased use of accessories, changes in tactics adjustable in elevation ® Rear sight adjustable for range (100 to FN MINIMI 7.62 in service and you would like to and shooting from all positions. and azimuth 1,000m) and wind upgrade it partially or completely? Choose the customized upgrade program by FN Herstal: adapted The modifications introduced on the FN MINIMI ® 7.62 M k3 to your exact needs and easily carried out in your are based on feedback from users operating in today’s own facilities. conflicts. They have resulted in a new light machine gun Interested? Ask for our brochure. offering improved ergonomics and improved mobility. The original benefits remain unchanged: lightweight, hitting power, long range and high parts commonality with the FN MINIMI ® 5.56 (Mk3 version). Ergonomically-shaped Lower and lateral FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical cocking handle, enables MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny cocking with strong or type rails, lower rail comes Also, the FN MINIMI® 7.62 can be converted to fire weak hand standard with a rail cover 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition. Please contact us for more details. Adjustable-height (3 positions) Feeding: either belt Ergonomic buttstock adjustable in length bipod, integrates with the hanguard or 50- or 100-round (5 positions) and for cheek rest height when folded back even with pouch (6 positions), with folding shoulder rest accessory on the lower rail and integrated hydraulic buffer Several models of the FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun are available: FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical, FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Para, FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 Standard, with adjustable buttstock and with telescopic buttstock with fixed buttstock folding shoulder rest DEPL MIN 762 Mk3_05 2016 EN.indd 2 25/05/16 10:35 FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Light Machine Gun Technical Data FN MINIMI® 7.62 Mk3 Tactical Para Standard Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO The FN MINIMI ® 7.62 Mk3 offers the following Operating principle: Gas operated with rotating bolt, firing from open breech benefits: improved ergonomics, lightweight, Buttstock: Adjustable in length Telescopic Fixed hitting power, long range and high parts and in height commonality with the FN MINIMI ® 5.56 Mk3. Weapon length - Minimum: 950mm 865mm 1,015mm - Maximum: 1,026mm 1,000mm — Barrel length: 422mm 422mm 422mm Weapon weight: ± 8.8 kg ± 8.7 kg ± 8.5 kg Weapon width: 128mm Firing mode: Full automatic Rate of fire (in normal conditions): ± 800 rds/min Max. effective range: 1,000m FN HERSTAL, S.A. Voie de Liège, 33 B-4040 Herstal - Belgium Tel: + 32 4 240 81 11 Fax: + 32 4 240 86 79 [email protected] - www.fnherstal.com V.A.T. BE 0441.928.931 - RPM Liège CAUTION: No part of this catalog i.e. documents, information, technical diagrams or any other copies - without the list being exhaustive - may be reproduced, adapted, translated, entered BNP PARIBAS FORTIS BANK : IBAN : BE40 2400 0440 0063 into a database or even released to the public partly or entirely without prior and written permission of FN HERSTAL, S.A. The specifications or other figures are given for indication only and BIC : GEBABEBBTFO have no contractual value. FN HERSTAL, S.A. reserves the right to modify or change the specifications at any time without prior notice. All trademarks, service brands and brand names used here are trademarks or registered trademarks of FN HERSTAL, S.A. and may not be used, copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, sent, transmitted, sold or altered in any way without the prior written permission of FN HERSTAL, S.A. All copyrights owners of published images in this catalog have been identified whenever possible. Should a copyright be omitted, the copyright owner is invited to contact the Communication Department of FN HERSTAL, S.A. All rights reserved for all countries. © FN HERSTAL, S.A. - 05 2016 AP - 3985641131 DEPL MIN 762 Mk3_05 2016 EN.indd 1 25/05/16 10:35.
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