Is it a a dilemma for you when choosing your next airsoft LMG, whether it is an AEG or HPA-powered? It really depends on your requirements as both can serve you better especially in colder conditions. If you don't want a tethered air tank, then go for AEG and if you are not bothered by it, then consider an HPA-powered one. The Airsoft Headquarters discuss this in this video.

Airsoft Mechanic GR showcases a customised Krytac Trident LMG AEG, which boasts a power of 1.5J and a firing rate of 30 rounds per second. The customisation includes a Gate Titan, a 40k Boost ASG, and an 18:1 steel gears of (SS-3), among other enhancements. This intricate work results in a high-performance airsoft gun that stands out in the field.

GM Tatico give their take on the airsoft version of the Stoner LMG, the Ares Airsoft MG-008 LMG. This is a full-metal electric machine gun that comes with an 1100-round electric magazine filled with dummy bullets. The battery, which is not included, connects to the magazine and powers both the magazine and the rifle. The gun features a removable and extendable stock that can be adjusted to six different positions. It also has a Ris handguard equipped with four standard 20mm rails.

The BB Warrior has this airsoft LMG guide featuring his buddies from Gun Gamers. An interesting topic especially for those who still do not have an adequate appreciation on how LMGs in airsoft can be good tools during a game... "We're talking about one of the most rewarding and misunderstood roles on the airsoft field: running an LMG."

Frog Engineering gives a sneak peek of their HPA-powered airsoft LMG... "In Frog Engineering there were not much updates lately... what consumed all the time? Don't you think GBBR machine guns for airsoft became quite a topic? So check this custom prototype! Frog Engineering answering the trends! On HPA of course! Let me know if you like to learn more, more information shall come soon!"

With the world's first airsoft M249 gas blowback LMG from VFC now out, what's the take of the RedWolf Airsoft TV (RWTV) guys? Watch them go over the features and initial performance tests in this video review... "This is long overdue but VFC has answered and has done it again and given us another first in airsoft: The VFC M249 GBB.

In this episode of "Bringing It Home" Jaeger Precision feature the Golden Eagle MCR LMG AEG which is available for some time now... " In this episode I take a look at the new MCR LMG from Golden Eagle. You'll see at the end of the video I really struggled to close this one haha..."

If you are still on the fence in getting the new Elite Force H&K MG4 made by VFC, perhaps Slex of MiR Tactical can convince you to get one for Christmas... "The Elite Force Airsoft is bringing extreme duty Heckler & Koch firepower to the AEG line with the HK MG4 'belt fed' airsoft machine gun. This AEG features smart circuitry that will detect the battery type and size you are using as well as over-heat protection."

The Heckler & Koch MG4 AEG, which is made by VFC is now circulating in Europe and airsoft players can get one from authorised sellers. In thi video Kurt24 goes over the AEG, which is fully licensed via Umarex... "With the MG4, Heckler & Koch supplies a light machine gun for the infantry.

Arms Magazine writes about the next LMG AEG release from Lambda Defense, the FN MK3 MOD.1 7.62mm AEG... "This model reproduced for the first time in the world as an airsoft gun is also called 'FN MINIMI 7.62'. The Mk48 developed at the request of USSOCOM is MOD.0 equipped with a fixed stock and a forearm with a rail system, MOD.1 equipped with a heat shield and a retractable stock on a retractable stock and FN type triple rail specification forearm.