Shooting the HK51 full auto machine gun

This is the smallest of my 7.62 battle rifles. A select fire machine gun with a 8.5" barrel and an overall length of 30" with the stock extended.

The HK51 was never made by Heckler & Koch, but rather was a creation on the civilian market by Bill Flemmig of Flemming Arms. The concept was to create a 7.62 NATO platform that mimicked the size of the MP5. In my earlier videos I shoot the original G3, the G3K with the 12.5" barrel and now this one. It has a rate of fire of right around 600-650 rounds per minute, and you feel every one of those rounds leave the muzzle. The small size makes it great for PSD style missions in a non-permissive environment where a larger caliber than the MP5 or HK53 is wanted or needed.

00:00 HK51
00:09 composition of the HK51
01:25 Semi-auto fire
01:30 3-round burst
01:35 Controlled bursts
01:46 Full auto magazine dump

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