Editing FN MAG (section)

===FN production variants===
[[File:FN MAG trípode.JPG|thumb|right|7.62 Ametralladora Tipo 60-20 MAG, Argentine version of the FN MAG used by the [[Argentine Army]].]]
[[File:Paris Air Show 2007-06-24 n24.jpg|thumb|right|An FN MAG mounted on a [[Eurocopter EC725|Eurocopter EC725 Caracal]] at the 2007 [[Paris Air Show]] held at [[Paris - Le Bourget Airport|Le Bourget]] airport.]]

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! Designation
! Description
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|MAG 60.20
|Standard infantry version with pistol grip, fixed buttstock and bipod; Many subvariants including the T3 (L7A1) and T6 (L7A2)
|-
|MAG 60.30
|Fixed aircraft version, firing from a solenoid trigger; Capable, at least in some subvariants, of left and right hand feeding
|-
|MAG 60.40
|Coaxial version for [[armoured fighting vehicle]]s; Many subvariants including the T3 ([[M240 machine gun|M240]])
|-
|MAG 10.10
|Jungle version with shorter barrel and buttstock.
|}

The vehicle-mounted variant of the MAG lacks a stock, bipod, carry handle, pistol grip, ejection port dust cover and a mount for optical sights. It does, however, have a new closed-type gas regulator. Depending on the weapon's employment, the machine gun can also be fitted with an extended charging handle linkage, standard trigger group (with a pistol grip), or a specialized trigger assembly with an electrically fired trigger.

The pintle-mounted aircraft model is fed from either the right- or left-hand side exclusively with the M13 belt. Thus configured, weapons typically lack standard iron sights and are equipped with electrically powered triggers.