Designd mainly with the LMG in mind, this can be used for other rifles as well. Laylax presents the Satellite LMG 2-Point Sling Type V... "Using the quick adjuster, you can change the length of the sling instantaneously, such as bringing the rifle close to the body when moving, stretching the sling during battle, and so on.
It is possible to hold a gun without stress with a length not to disturb even when switching to a weak hand.
The G&G CM16 LMG was on display at the G&G Lovers meetup in Japan. The first support weapon AEG from the Taiwan-based airsoft manufacturer, this AEG comes with the ETU and MOSFET which are now standard in their new intermediate AEGs. Mach Sakai checks it out for operations in this quick video review.
Latest real world weapon lesson from The Firearm Blog TV that features the RPD light machine gun which also has an airsoft version... "The RPD was the culmination of Soviet light machine gun designs that began with the DP-28 of pre-World War Two days, and ending with the RPD, or Ruchnoy Pulemyot Degtyaryova.
The first LMG offering G&G Armament gets reviewed by Toronto Airsoft to find out if it's a proper LMG. The G&G CM16 LMG AEG comes with a 2,500 round box magazine. It is Lipo Ready and comes with the ETU and a full metal gearbox with metal bushing. This is also light enough to carry as its externals is mainly made of Polymer.
The LCT Airoft RPD LMG can be ordered from Evike.com by North American airsoft players. It's a hefty support weapon but the workmanship is good... "The RPD is a 7.62mm light machine gun developed in the Soviet Union by Vasily Degtyaryov for the intermediate 7.62x39mm M43 cartridge. It was created as a replacement for the DP machine gun chambered for the 7.62x54mmR round. It is a precursor of most squad automatic weapons. It was succeeded in Soviet service by the RPK.
Take a look at the LMGs from Heckler & Koch in this episode of the The Firearm Blog TV... "In this episode of TFBTV, James looks at Heckler & Koch's light machine guns and general purpose machine guns. The story starts with the HK21, a selective fire roller-delayed blowback-operated firearm. The HK21 was a .308 belt fed machine gun introduced in 1961 and was based on the HK91 or the G3. Accordingly, the HK21 uses a modified G3 receiver.
Tokyo Marui released a long version of the video presentation of the Tokyo Marui MK46 MOD0 NGRS, their first LMG offering. First revealed during the 5th Tokyo Marui Festival, this has a a recoil feature and a simulation of the belt feed when firing. It comes with a MOSFET and to replace the battery, you have to take the barrel out first just like the real world MK46's barrel change procedure.
Airsoftjunkiez got in stock again the Bullgear Hop-Ups for the LMGs such as the M249... "Made out of full metal so it will last longer and give you the edge in accuracy. It is designed for the Prometheus Purple hop up rubber, or other lipless hop up rubbers. Once the barrel is connected to the chamber itself, there is absolutely no wobble at all which increases it's reliability.
Infamous Airsoft brings out the Krytac LMG, which has been available for sometime now, for some BB time for this gameplay and review video... "A dizzying gameplay testing one of the most compact and lightweight replicas for the role of support or support in the Airsoft, the new LMG of Krytac."
Mach Sakai takes a look at the latest LMG in the airsoft market, the G&G Armament CM16 LMG. On display during the G&G Lovers Owners Meeting, this is has 10.5" M-LOK LMG Rail with a receiver made of high density polymer. It comes with a 2,500 round BB Box Magazine, retractable stock, removal sights, and full metal gearbox.
