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Kubanczyk, what's your point?
Very few automatic weapons have magazines or belts big enough for a full minute of fire, not to mention that their barrels may not survive that long without becoming red-hot. You are hardly the first one to notice that. Rounds per minute is the accepted parameter used for describing fire rates, it shows up in most articles on the subject. Adding "theoretical" to it is simply superfluous, everyone in the field knows the practical limits. The article was fine, you edits did not improve it. Do you really want to start an edit war over a non-issue? Textor ( talk) 12:53, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
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Kubanczyk, what's your point?
Very few automatic weapons have magazines or belts big enough for a full minute of fire, not to mention that their barrels may not survive that long without becoming red-hot. You are hardly the first one to notice that. Rounds per minute is the accepted parameter used for describing fire rates, it shows up in most articles on the subject. Adding "theoretical" to it is simply superfluous, everyone in the field knows the practical limits. The article was fine, you edits did not improve it. Do you really want to start an edit war over a non-issue? Textor ( talk) 12:53, 25 January 2011 (UTC)