The W+F FM25, also known as the LMG-25, is a legendary Swiss light machine gun developed in the 1920s by the Waffenfabrik Bern under Colonel Adolf Furrer.
Only 1 742 units manufactured with the rail for scope between 1939 and 1942.
Total de 23 045 unités livrées entre 1924 et 1946 sans rail pour portée.
Chambered in 7.5×55 mm GP11, the FM25 features a 30-round magazine, a sturdy bipod, and the ability to be mounted on a tripod for stabilized sustained fire.
Today, it is a highly sought-after piece among military collectors, symbolizing Swiss engineering excellence and serving as a major historical testimony of Switzerland’s defense strategy between 1925 and 1950.
Included :
- 2 Barrels (A & B) marked with the same serial number as the weapon + pouch
- 2 boulons (A & B) portant le même numéro de série que l'arme
- 5 Magazines (30-round)
- 2 Double magazine pouch
- Aerial sight
- Outil de nettoyage
- Bipode original
- Support pour monopode
Caractéristiques techniques :
- Caliber : 7.5×55 mm GP11
- Feed system : 30-round magazine
- Operation : Recoil-operated, toggle-lock system (similar to the Luger P08)
- Rate of fire : 450–500 rounds/min
- Weight : approx. 8.65 kg
- Overall length : 1,163 mm
- Barrel length : 585 mm
- Muzzle velocity : 731–762 m/s
- Effective range : up to 800 m (with bipod)
- Special feature : supplied with spare barrel and dedicated bolt
