MAG58 Australian Army

Australian Army reserve soldier on an exercise with a LSW MAG 58 machine gun, in the Australian bush. He is wearing a typical 'Aussie' slouch hat Stock Photo - Alamy

Australian Army - Why is it called a MAG58? Simple really, it's the acronym of the description of the weapon in French: Mitralleuse (machine gun) d'Appui (of an application / support) Général (

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7th Brigade - Australian Army - 20170422ADF8521284_001 Heavy weapons crews from 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment demonstrate the firepower of the MAG 58 machine gun during the 7th Brigade Open Day. ***

Australian Army - #WeaponsWednesday is back this week with the General Support Machine Gun (GSMG) MAG 58. It can be used either as a Light Support Weapon (LSW) fired from the bipod

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Mag58 hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Australian Army soldiers, with 5th Battalion, 5th Royal Australian Regiment, fire a MAG58 general support machine gun while participating in support to ground maneuvers training during Exercise Southern Jackaroo at Mount Bundey

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