That would be an interesting trunion for a rebuild on a channel marked transferable. HTHįWIW, there was an uncut Maremont trunion with serial # that sold recently on GB for 1.6K These are complete and numbered, but not likely you'll ever see one for sale. cuts up brand new guns), but the trunion escaped the torch. There are a handful of new trunions from unfired guns that were demilled (yes believe it or not our gov. Again any of these that made the registry will be marked from a different mfr and likely marked elsewhere with the actual manufacturers name. There are a number that were demilled and torched. There are a few trunions out there unnumbered but they are sketchy at best, may or may not be finished completely, and unlikely heat treated so they could be stamped. The price was still fairly high, even then.Īny other guns with maremont trunions would not list them as the mfr., so they aren't all that relevant. It took a 100 before they would even consider the order and even back in the day, that was a LOT of cash. No one else was able to swing a deal with maremont, other than perhaps a couple insiders and that number is very low. Not many were sold outside the 100, since at the time LE had no use or connection to get them Also includes two barrel assemblies in total ( both equipped with a fixed blade front sight, elongated bird cage flash hider and swiveling bipod), matching hand numbered Saco shipping box, canvas barrel carrying case, left handed mitten, green metal ammunition box and two cleaning/tool kits with manuals.AFAIK the 100 were consecutive from memory. Includes a black painted custom mount that measures approximately 46 inches tall with a 26×26 inch bare metal square base. Fitted with a ventilated barrel shroud and ribbed synthetic forearm, pistol grip, and buttstock with a flip-up shoulder rest.
The receiver trunnion is fitted with the quick release hardware for the barrel, manufacturer’s marks, serial number and folding ladder rear sight. While other designs started to fill the infantry niche from the 80s onward, the M60 is still a frontline automatic weapon with American and allied armed forces. The team consists of the gunner, the assistant gunner (AG), and the ammunition bearer. It is generally used as a crew-served weapon and operated by a team of two or three individuals.
308 Winchester ), which is commonly used in larger rifles, such as the M14. The M60 was deployed as the primary infantry machine gun during the Vietnam War, along with a variety of air, ground, and water vehicle mountings. The M60 is a belt-fed machine gun that fires the 7.62×51mm NATO cartridge (similar to. 30 caliber machine guns in the Army inventory as possible. Developed in the late 1950s, the M60 was designed as a general-purpose machine gun (GPMG), a single weapon to replace as many different.
This is an excellent example of the M60 belt fed machine gun as manufactured by the SACO Defense Division of the Maremont Co.
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