Cybergun M249 Featherweight

[Century]

Looks like we got an LMG for small kids and skinny lads now, a fully polymer M249 that weights in at just about 8 lbs.

https://www.evike.com/products/95084/





Seems like a nice little base for an HPA setup, always wanted to make a speedsoft-oriented LMG.

[R.I.T.Z]

Speedsoft m249 you say?

[Wilkie]

With TM making a Mk46, and G&P apparently bringing back their Mk46 it’s cool seeing LMGs making a return.

My Improved bipod for mine looks like it made it over the border as well

[Dartfish]

Originally Posted by R.I.T.Z

Speedsoft m249 you say?

Dang that looks hella nice, what is it?

[R.I.T.Z]

Originally Posted by Dartfish

Dang that looks hella nice, what is it?

m249 based on the MGA SAW-K conversion.

Just threw on a UZI mag adapter

[ShaneConnell]

OMG!!!! I can just see someone getting lit up by this, then see's the mag and starts laughing.

[Spengler]

I like where this is going.

[ShaneConnell]

M249 that feeds off glock mags?

[ThunderCactus]

I was carrying an 8.6kg G&P249 while I was 130lbs. The only thing stopping people is their feeble willpower and crippling back pain.
This will die just like the STAR 249 for the same reason; you can't just make a metal gun out of plastic and expect it to work perfectly.

[ShaneConnell]

Originally Posted by ThunderCactus

I was carrying an 8.6kg G&P249 while I was 130lbs. The only thing stopping people is their feeble willpower and crippling back pain.
This will die just like the STAR 249 for the same reason; you can't just make a metal gun out of plastic and expect it to work perfectly.

I have to agree. I'm very accident prone, so all my guns are metal. I'm less likely to trip and brake them. That being said, I do like looking at what companies come out with, and watching people using them start to cuss as their gun falls apart.