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  1. They did before. The M60 was comparable, but shitty made. The SIG MG 710-3 was probably, all in all, a better MG than the PKM, but it came out just a little too late. Every major army alreadty adoped a GPMG, and were not willing to change it for a marginal superiority. BTW, ROF is entirely a question of choice. Rifle caliber MGs tend to naturally settle at around 900 RPM. If you want a slower ROF, you have to use some "trick" to slow it down. And THAT'S the case ofthe Negev-7. I’ve seen Negev 7 firing, and the ROF reported here is WILDLY incorrect. You can really count the ammo as they are fired. it’s a 500-600 RPM MG.
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  2. The ROF stated here is wildly incorrect. The Negev 7 is a 500-600 RPM MG. You can really count the rounds as they are fired. The NEGEV 5, in 5.56, is a over 1000 RPM MG.
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  3. "this is one of the core features of all modern GPMGs and SAWs, how quick and easy is and how foolproof is it to change barrel". XM250, fixed barrel.
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  4. I’ve seen Negev 7 firing, and the ROF reported here seems to be WILDLY incorrect. You can really count the ammo as they are fired. it’s a 500-600 RPM MG.
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  5. In reality is a 500-600 RPM MG.
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