what is the principle behind a machine gun &a gun?

Question

huge machine gun with a stand it is heavy &bulky & a normalcombat gun

Answer 1

You can fire more rounds in succession with a Machine Gun . But the basic "principle" is the same:

"Live and let Die"

Answer 2

A machine gun mounted on a base (A crew served weapon) usually fires a larger bullet and has a greater effective range. Meaning your Field of effect fire expands from 500meters to 1000meters+. a larger caliber weapon than that of the regular hand held type. The larger caliber bullet will normally travel through things such walls, small brush and even lightly armored vehicles where smaller bullets might not penetrate or bounce off.
A crew served machine gun will allow a small team to cover a larger area than without a crew served weapon, and allow the team to engage other targets such as vehicle and aircraft.

Answer 3

A machine gun is usually one which uses the recoil of a previous shot to **** the gun for the next round, and then fire it. A normal semi-automatic handgun only uses the recoil to **** for the next shot, you have to pull the trigger again to actually fire it.

That's the basics. What does this have to do with Audis?

Edit: It seems the word c0ck is language-filtered. How wonderfully infantile.