M2 Browning Machine Gun, also known as the "Ma Deuce" or "Fifty Cal" is a heavy machine gun that was first developed by John M. Browning in 1918. It has a caliber of .50, meaning that it fires rounds that are .50 inches in diameter. The M2 Machine Gun uses a short recoil operating system, which means that the barrel and bolt recoil rearward together for a short distance after each shot is fired, before the barrel returns to its original position and the bolt is released to chamber the next round.

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The M2 Browning has a long and storied history, having seen extensive use in World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and various other conflicts around the world. It has proven to be a reliable and effective weapon, with a range of up to 2,000 yards and a rate of fire of up to 550 rounds per minute. The M2 can be mounted on a tripod or vehicle, or used as a handheld weapon, and it can be fed with either linked belts of ammunition or magazines.

One famous example of the M2 Machine Gun being used in popular media is in the movie "Rambo," where it is used by the titular character played by Sylvester Stallone. In the movie, Rambo uses an M60 machine gun, which is another type of belt-fed machine gun that was developed in the 1950s. While the M60 and M2 share some similarities, such as their caliber and belt-fed design, the M2 Browning is generally considered to be more powerful and more accurate due to its longer barrel and heavier construction.

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