BKsP m/34

BKsP m/34
File:Bksp m34.png A BKsP m/34E in the Dnieguan War colleges collection
Type	Machine gun
Place of origin	Dniegua
Service history
In service	1933-1982 (Dnieguan Army)
Used by	Dniegua
Production history
Designed	1927-1932
Manufacturer	Husqvarna Sthal und Vappen
Produced	1933-1952
No. built	3,000,000+
Specifications
Weight	12.3kg
Length	128cm
Height	20cm
Cartridge	7.5x65mm
Action	Gas Operated, open bolt, short recoil/roller bolt
Rate of fire	850 rounds per minute (Cyclic) 375 rounds/minute (Practical) 120 rounds/minute (Sustained)
Muzzle velocity	875 m/s
Effective firing range	2200 meters
Maximum firing range	6,000 meters
Feed system	75 round non and disintegrating links
Sights	Iron calibrated to 2,200 meters in 100 meter increments

The BKsP m/34 (Borund Kulspurztna Pulmoyt mond 1934, "Heavy Machinegun model 1934") is a Dnieguan General Purpose, recoil operated, air cooled Machine Gun developed by Husqvarna Weapons for the Dnieguan Armed Forces in the 1930s. Generally considered one of the words first true General-Purpose machine guns, it was arguable the most advaned at the time of its introduction, and earned a reputation as a fearsome Machine gun. Its high rate of fire, combined with its excellent accuracy and unrivaled mobility, was unmatched by most any existing design. The weapon entered service in 1934 and by 1936 could be found in most every infantry companies assets.

The BKsP remained in widespread service until being fully replaced by a variety of weapons in the 60s and 70s; though it would remain in regular use until the early 1980s in Dniegua. It is still found as an armament subsystem in Dnieguan helicopters; the effective hitting power of the 7.5x65mm ammunition, combined with its high rate of fire, makes it more desirable than the Ksp-58 in this role.