The PZD762 machine gun is representing innovation in the realm of NATO 7.62x51mm caliber machine guns. This machine gun is the result of a blend of advanced design and modern technology, allowing it to adapt to new operational conditions.

The PZD762 excels in performance and versatility. The weapon fires from an open bolt, the breech is locked by the rotating bolt and unlocked by a screw slide, which is carried to the rear by the action of the piston carrier which is pushed by the propelland gases. This solution ensure reliable operation even during demanding firing scenarios. Additionally, it comes equipped with a quick-change fluted barrel, enhancing its practicality in various operational situations.

PZD762 machine gun offers modern customization options. With the ability to mount optical devices and accessories thanks to the integrated M1913 Picatinny rail and M1913 handguard, the PZD762 is ready for diverse environments and situations.

The PZD 556 light machine gun is a fully automatic weapon that provides crucial fire support for team or operator.

It is carried and operated by single operator, and when needed can be mounted in mil-spec cradles and perform a limited range of tasks as a universal machine gun. The weapon fires from an open bolt, the breech is locked by the rotating bolt and unlocked by a screw slide, which is carried to the rear by the action of the piston carrier which is pushed by the propellant gases.

The PZD MK24 represents the premier model in a newly developed category of PZD machine guns by DSS. This weapon system was designed to address the requirements of the 21st-century operator. The combination of the essential characteristics of a machine gun with the ergonomics and weight of an assault rifle represents a significant innovation in the field of weaponry.

The MK24 machine gun is distinguished by its lightweight yet robust recoil-reducing design, which enables the operator to effectively engage distant targets with precision and efficiency.

Another advantage is the minimalist design of the feeding device, which is characterized by a straightforward and efficient mechanism which ensures that accessories remain securely in place after zeroing and firing.The whole receiver in combination with the continuous Picatinny rails, was specifically designed as a free float in the barrel area for enhanced heat dissipation.

Key features are a quick-change barrel and a select fire trigger that allows single shots are standard.
A reduction in weight of 30% in comparison to other light machine guns in the same category enables each operator to carry a greater quantity of ammunition or other essential materials.