Talk:Weiss Manfréd WM-23 Ezüst Nyíl

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Reference page for the Gebauer 1934.M GKM -- 8mm MG

I noticed that there was no WIKI page for the two weapons originally planned for this aircraft, so I went out on the Internet and found this page. It comes from something called: "WIKIBin", which I would assume is part of WIKI, but as to how or why this works is unknown to me.

Anyway, until, or perhaps 'if' a WIKI page is made for these two rather obscure Hungarian weapons, this reference page can be attached to the mention in the article -- since it does give the specifications for this weapon.

The original 1934 version only had 100-round ammunition drums, but if you look under the "Variants" section, it mentions that later variants had a belt-fed option, with different numbered variants occurring right up to the: 1934/40.M.

The reference can be found here: < http://www.wikibin.org/articles/gebauer-1934.m-gkm.html >

Interesting aircraft and history!

James 202.44.195.47 (talk) 11:26, 16 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]