The FN Herstal Minimi. Adopted by the U.S. Army in 1984 as the M249 SAW. Since then, most of us know that it has the M249 SAW or squad automatic weapon. This light machine gun, especially the U.S. Military version, is prized by both true steel shooters and airsoft enthusiasts. The M249 in airsoft is not exactly a new gun by any means, there have been many versions of it in airsoft, G&P, A&K and even Classic Army has made AEG versions of it, and recently, in an attempt to make it more realistic, Tokyo. Marui made an NGRS version of the MK46 MOD 0, giving the platform realistic recoil and performance, then VFC released the MK48 MOD 1, making it more suitable for skirmishing by making it lightweight and the deluxe version even has vibration in the ammo belt. . OK, maybe the VFC MK48 MOD1 is not based on the FN Minimi or the M249, but you understand, the only thing these airsoft machine guns have in common is that they are all AEG. There's nothing wrong with a good electric airsoft machine gun, but there always seems to be something missing when you pull the trigger and just hear the noise of the motor turning, maybe it's just us, but it's a machine gun! Airsoft or not, we wanted more thrust.
This was long overdue, but VFC has responded and done it again and given us another airsoft first: the VFC M249 GBB, this is the world's first open bolt M249 airsoft machine gun with gas recoil and production green gas propulsion, although VFC If it is humble enough to say this is the first M249 GBB, we dare say it is the first GBB in belt-fed machine gun form. If that's not enough to convince you to purchase this gun, well, there's more to this airsoft machine gun than simply being the first M249 gas-powered airsoft machine gun.
Externally, VFC's M249 GBB machine gun has all the right markings on all the corresponding areas of the gun. In addition, this M249 is constructed entirely of metal, as it is made primarily of aluminum alloy, why not steel? This is done to make this weapon lighter, allowing it to be more skirmish friendly, as carrying an all-steel M249 is quite a task, to say the least. But this is the production version, who knows, maybe VFC would make a deluxe version like they always do and have one in the future all steel. However, it is still very sturdy and feels very solid like any other GBB made by VFC, as all the essential weight and support parts are made of steel. Aside from the markings and build quality, being a GBB, most airsoft users would expect maximum realism even in the way it shoots down, the VFC M249 gas airsoft machine gun shoots down very similar to the real steel one, making it very realistic and ideal for those who are interested in knowing how to disassemble and dismantle a real M249 LMG.
Internally, the VFC M249 airsoft LMG, unlike most conventional gas airsoft guns, has its gas tank and ball magazine in separate areas, as the gas is held solely in the M4/AR15 magazine style gas tank and the actual ball magazine is a lightweight polymer. magazine that is inserted into the top cover of the feed tray. This is done to allow the M249 to be easy to operate while keeping things realistic, as carrying some supposed 100 round drums might be a problem, but carrying some real cap magazines is not. You could carry a bunch of polymer magazines and a green gas can when using this gun and it won't weigh any more than carrying a bunch of M4/AR-15 style airsoft gas magazines. To keep things realistic, it will be necessary for you to lift the top cover every time you reload. The ready-to-use gun shoots fairly consistently and accurately and could do so with heavier balls as well, such as 0.3 gram balls, this is demonstrated by 4UAD SmartAirsoft. Check out their teaser video here!
So what's it like to shoot it? With its lightweight construction, the VFC M249 gas airsoft rifle only weighs around 4kg with the M4 / AR 15 style magazine gas tank, making it easy to shoulder and reducing shooter fatigue when carrying it over a period of time, unlike most existing. airsoft M249s. The felt recoil is excellent and the simulated ammunition belt also vibrates, which adds to the immersive realism when operating the VFC M249 GBB LMG. On top of all this, the VFC M249 also has a dry fire function, allowing you to annoy your mom at home whenever you feel like it!
If you ever wanted the most realistic belt-fed airsoft machine gun, here it is.
Magazine Compatibility:
VFC M249 BB magazines
VFC M249 magazine style gas tank.
Includes:
x1 VFC M249 GBBR
x1 VFC M249 100 round magazine
x1 VFC M249 M4 / AR-15 magazine style gas tank
x1 manual
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p0wKPZuNTo
A partir de 100€
