Cybergun FN Licensed M249 MINIMI “Featherweight” Airsoft Machine Gun (Model: M249 E2 / 400 FPS / Performance Package)

Features

• Fully licensed by FN Herstal. Support licensed products. Your support directly benefits the original designer
• Heavy duty design yet extremely lightweight for mobility and longevity in combat! Fiber-reinforced nylon polymer receiver, handguard, top cover, stock and bipod)
• Compatible with most A&K and A&K clone metal M249 series components
• Version 2 Metal gearbox with tricked out internals (specs below)
• Quick change spring, lipoly ready internals and Tokyo Marui M4 system compatible for easy tune-up, repair and upgrade
• Aluminum alloy barrel assembly with metal locking mechanism
• Rotary dial hopup provides precise adjustment
• Utilizes most M4 / M16 AEG type magazines and can be equipped with various drum mags available from A&K!

The Performance Package comes with a Lambda precision barrel pre-installed to improve accuracy, consistency, and range of the gun.

Light machine guns, like the FN M249, have been a vital asset on the field for years. Usually the job of lugging one of these bad boys around falls on the shoulders of the strongest person on the team, but today that all changes. This FN Licensed M249 Para “Featherweight” Airsoft Machine Gun solves all the woes of wanting an LMG on the field, but not having the strength and/or willingness to carry it around all day. This M249 weighs in at a reasonable 8lbs, shedding almost 50% of the weight compared to its full metal counterpart! Fear not though, just because it’s lightweight doesn’t mean it’s weak and flimsy. The receiver and chassis are made from a fiber-reinforced nylon polymer that’s constructed in a super high strength design, making this featherweight option extremely durable.

The FN M249 Featherweight has also shed some pounds by discarding the original brick-heavy standard M249 gearbox design in favor of a lighter weight souped-up Version 2 gearbox. Full specs of the gearbox internals can be found below.

About the M249:
The FN M249 LMG was born out of true necessity; a need for something lighter than the M60 while still being able to provide ample suppressive firepower. This lightweight evolution of the machine gun is currently in service in the hands of the US military, as well as over 75 other nations around the world.

Based on the FN Minimi, the M249 uses a 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge in a belt-fed configuration, supplied from a plastic box magazine. In a pinch, you may also use STANAG compatible M16 magazines in this weapon system. Over the years the M249 has seen quite a few variants, all purpose-tailored to individuals’ needs.

This package includes a 1500 round pressure switch activated electric winding “sack” magazine. The “sack” style magazines are the perfect middle ground between a STANAG magazine and the bulky 2500 round box magazine. The smaller profile helps make the gun much more maneuverable while still having the capacity to unleash BB fury upon your foes.

Manufacturer: Cybergun / Licensed by FN Herstal

FPS Range: 380-400

Customized Product: This is a custom gun/product, replaced original parts are not included.

Specifications:

Length: 790mm / 930mm (folded / extended)
Weight (w/o magazine): 3700g (8.15 lbs)
Inner Barrel: ~340mm
Magazine: 300rd M4 Style AEG magazine included. Compatible with A&K style Box Magazines
Thread Direction: 14mm Negative
Gearbox: Version 2 (specs below)
Motor: Long Type
Fire Modes: Full-Auto, Safety
Package Includes: Gun, 300rd M4 Magazine, Bipod – Optic not included
Battery: 7.4V 1500mAh 20c LiPo battery recommended (Battery not included. Wiring inside feed tray with a Small Tamiya connector)
Hopup: Yes, Adjustable

Gearbox Specifications:

• Aluminum alloy gearbox shell
• 8mm metal bushings
• Sintered steel 18:1 gear set
• Plastic delayer chip for optimized Full-Auto cycling
• Aluminum cylinder
• Polycarbonate tappet plate
• Polycarbonate piston
• High compression polycarbonate piston head
• High compression polycarbonate cylinder head
• Polycarbonate lightweight nozzle
• Quick-change spring guide