Ultimax 100 MK 3
Specifications:
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Ultimax 100
MK 3
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Ultimax 100
MK 5 |
| Caliber |
5.56x45mm NATO |
| Barrel length |
20" |
20" |
| Muzzle velocity |
970 m/s (M193 ammunition)
/
945 m/s (M855 / SS109 ammunition) |
| Effective range |
460 m (M193 ammunition)
/
800 m (M855 / SS109 ammunition) |
| Cyclic rate of fire |
400-600 rounds/min |
| Modes of fire |
Fully-automatic |
Fully-automatic /
Semi-automatic |
| Magazine |
100-round drum
magazine /
30-round detachable box magazine |
100-round Beta C-Mag
drum magazine /
30-round STANAG detachable box magazine |
| Overall length |
1024 mm |
- |
| Length (stock extended) |
- |
1094 |
| Length (stock retracted) |
- |
1004 |
Length without
buttstock
|
810 mm |
838 mm |
| Weight without magazine |
4,9 kg |
5 kg |
| Weight with loaded
magazine (100-round drum magazine) |
6,8 kg |
7,2 kg |
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Varijants
Ultimax 100 MK 1
Pre-production variant. Model with a quick-change barrel.
Ultimax 100 MK 2
The first production version. Equipped with a fixed (non-detachable)
barrel that can not be changed during the fight.
Carrying handle is not attached to the barrel, but is placed above the
center of the mass of the weapon.
Ultimax 100 MK 3
Variant used by the Singaporean army and other armies that have adopted
Ultimax 100. MK 3 variant has quick detachable barrels. Each barrel is
equipped with a carrying handle that makes it easier to remove a hot
barrel.
Ultimax 100 MK 4
Developed for contest for the US Marine Corps "Infantry Automatic
Rifle" (IAR) program.
Ultimax 100 MK 5
The enhanced version of MK 4. Has a folding stock. Picatinny rail
forend replaces the original forend (with grip and bipod). Uses (M16)
STANAG 4179 magazine or 100-round Beta C-Mag drum.
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