Support Equipment

Electric trigger DD-M2-S1 for 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun

The DD-M2-S1 is a Ukrainian electric trigger and solenoid for the 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun, designed to support remote fire control in combat modules and turrets. DevDroid presents it as a domestic solution for safer operation without direct exposure at the weapon position, and links it to Ukrainian battlefield robotics and heavy-caliber remote firing.

Conflict side
Ukraine
Built by
DevDroid
Built in
Ukraine

Profile

Type
Electric trigger / solenoid
Conflict side
Ukraine
Origin
Ukraine
Service note
2020s battlefield robotics and remote weapon control
support equipmentfire supportportable

Service History

In service
Remote fire-control component for Browning M2 machine guns in Ukrainian combat modules and turrets
Used by
Ukrainian combat module and turret users
Wars
Russia-Ukraine War

Production History

Designer
DevDroid
Designed
2020s
Built by
DevDroid
Built in
Ukraine
Unit cost
Minimum order 10 pcs; public unit pricing not listed
Produced
2020s
Number built
Not publicly disclosed
Variants
DD-M2-S1

Specifications

Compatibility
Browning M2, M2HB, CANiK M2HB QCB, SAR 127 MT, and other modifications
Voltage
24V
Coil resistance
6 Ohms (±0.3)
Ingress protection
IP-54
Warranty
12 months

Conflict Usage

Russia-Ukraine War
Side: UkraineRole: Remote fire control trigger for Browning M2 combat modules and turretsfire support

In the Russia-Ukraine War, DevDroid describes DD-M2-S1 as the first and only Ukrainian solution for remote firing of the Browning M2 machine gun and says it integrates into combat modules and turrets.

Electric trigger DD-M2-S1 for 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine gun Images

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