While the Dredge is capable of a very high sustained rate of fire, it was determined during prototyping that rounds fired after the seventh were almost always too off target to be effective, even in a suppression-fire role. Its burst-fire design provides two additional benefits: overall ammunition consumption is reduced, allowing the operator to be effective while carrying less ammunition, and overall wear on the weapon is reduced, allowing the weapon to remain in the field longer without requiring extensive maintenance. To achieve this, the Dredge uses a unique trigger group and cycling mechanism to fire seven-round bursts.

The Dredge was built to fulfill a specific battlefield role: Allow a single operator to deliver a high volume of fire accurately without the need for a fixed mounting. Intended as a squad fire support weapon, the Dredge includes many design features allowing it to be carried and operated by a single soldier, unlike its crew-operated predecessors. The 48 Dredge is a medium machine gun in service with military units around the world. Call Of Duty Mobile Review - Boots On The Go

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