géppuskákat
Géppuska is the Hungarian word for machine gun. It refers to a fully automatic firearm that is capable of firing a high volume of rounds in a short period. Machine guns are typically used in military and law enforcement contexts for suppressive fire, anti-materiel roles, and as crew-served weapons. The development of the machine gun revolutionized warfare by increasing firepower significantly. Early examples like the Gatling gun were manually operated, but later designs, such as Hiram Maxim's invention, used the energy of the fired cartridge to reload and fire subsequent rounds, leading to truly automatic operation.
Hungarian firearms manufacturers have produced various types of machine guns throughout history. The Danuvia factory, for