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Connect weapon shield to mount.


The weapon shield used with the different machine gun mounts has a problem--the shield is not connected to the mount. So when you swing the machine gun around, it bangs into the shield, which is not good for the machine gun or shield. Fortunately, there are easy fixes to connect the shield to the mounts:

M197 mount--To fire the M240B and M249 machine guns on the M197 mount with the weapon shield, you need to install the following:

With the pintle mounted and facing front, remove the screw and lanyard from the right side. Slide the lock release lever over the outside of the pintle so that the lever holes line up with the tapped holes of the pintle. Insert the hexagon screw with the lockwasher into the left side of the lever and pintle holes. Tighten the screw. Make sure the square protrusion protrusion /pro·tru·sion/ (-troo´zhun)
1. extension beyond the usual limits, or above a plane surface.

2. the state of being thrust forward or laterally, as in masticatory movements of the mandible.
 on the bottom of the lever seats snugly snug 1  
adj. snug·ger, snug·gest
1. Comfortably sheltered; cozy.

2. Small but well arranged: a snug apartment. See Synonyms at comfortable.

3.
a.
 into the groove of the pintle adapter of the weapon shield.

Lock release lever NSN NSN National Stock Number
NSN Nokia Siemens Networks
NSN National Storytelling Network
NSN NATO Stock Number
NSN New Substances Notification (CEPA)
NSN National Student Number (NZ)
NSN Never Say Never
 5340-01-500-5572

Hexagon head screw, NSN 5305-01-530-1685

Lock washer washer Orthopedics A flattened disk of metal with a central hole used to distribute stress under a screw head to prevent thin cortical bone from splitting; serrated washers are used to affix avulsed ligaments, small avulsion fractures or comminuted fractures to the , NSN 5310-00-550-1130

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MK64 MOD 9 mount--To fire the M2 or MK 19 machine guns on the MK64 with the weapon shield, you need the following:

From the bottom of the carriage, insert the screw into the tapped hole to the rear of the pintle. Thread the screw far enough through the bole to attach the lock washer and nut to the opposite end. Insert the carriage and cradle into the pintle adapter of the shield. Make sure the head of the screw fits into the locking groove of the pintle adapter. You may need to adjust how much the screw protrudes. Tighten the nut.

Gunners will need to use the catch bag while firing to prevent casings Ca´sings

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 from interfering with

Hexagon nut, NSN 5310-00-931-8167

Lock washer NSN 5310-01-523-2980

Hexagon head screw, NSN 5305-01-386-0495

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MK93 MODs 1 and 2 mounts--To fire the M2 and MK19 machine guns on the MK93 MODs 1 and 2 mounts with the weapon shield, you need the following:

Insert the MK93 MOD 1 or 2 carriage and cradle into the pintle adapter of the shield. Insert one bolt into the front hole of the carriage. Maneuver the carriage back and forth while inserting the second bolt into the other front hole. The bolts will be at an angle. Put on the lock nuts See Check nut, under Check.

See also: Lock
 and tighten them as much as possible. This locks the carriage and cradle in alignment with the groove in the shield.

This is an interim fix for the MK93. An MWO MWO Mount Washington Observatory (New Hampshire)
MWO Microwave Oven
MWO Master Warrant Officer
MWO Modification Work Order
MWO Multi Wave Oscillator
MWO Meteorological Watch Office (aviation) 
 will be issued by TACOM TACOM Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command (US Army)
TACOM Tactical Communications
TACOM Tactical Command
TACOM Tank-Automotive and Armament Command
TACOM Theater Army Command
TACOM Tactical Army Command
TACOM Tactical Army COM
 for a permanent fix. Watch PS for news on the MWO.

Gunners will also need to use the catch bag while firing on the MK93 to prevent casings from jamming the ring.

Two hexagon bolts, NSN 5305-00-071-2511

Two hexagon lock nuts, NSN 5310-01-531-7280

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interj.
Used to express sudden pain or displeasure.


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an exclamation of sharp sudden pain

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!! YOU DO THAT EVERY TIME YOU MOVE THAT GUN.

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THERE OUGHTA BE SOME WAY TO STOP ALL THIS BANGING!

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Title Annotation:Machine Gun Mounts ...
Publication:PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:May 1, 2006
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