Which would you pick as your support weapon in an airsoft game? The LMG from Krytac or the venerable M249 from G&P? 0'20 Magazine asked an expert first to help you form an opinion... "We have gone to seek the opinion of an expert in playing with support replicas and here we bring you two videos of Airsoft Alfonse where we see him playing with each of them, make your own conclusions."
The BB Warrior does a guide on setting up an airsoft chest rig for machine gunners, highlighting the importance of symmetrical weight distribution, strategic pouch placement for essentials like spare magazines, BBs, and tools, and the benefit of a fanny pack for additional gear. Key advice includes always carrying a spare box magazine, tools for field repairs, and ample hydration.
USAirsoft says that the LCT RPK16 Airsoft LMG Review is a terror at any field... "Reviewing LCT's RPK16 is no chore at all! This is something that I've always wanted to take a look at and use to understand why it's such an easy platform to control the field with.
Is it the weight or the range? The ease of use or the familiarity of the AK?
A quick presentation of the Airsoftjunkiez Expert HPA LMG builds. These LMGs include the Para, Mark 46, and SAW Mark 2 based on the featherweight M249 series. They feature Polar F2s, an ultimate Rip line with advanced fitting, an upgraded barrel setup with the Bullgear hopup, and a 5,000 round ANK Bullgear insert. According to the company, these LMGs feed fast and effectively.
Let's take a look at what West Coast Airsoft Servis says to be the lightest airsoft LMG, which is a custom work brought about by collaboration... "Welcome to the introduction video for our new epic project in cooperation with Kolibri Works and Silent Industries. Enjoy the video."
The Armourer's Bench give their take on Russia's new RPL-20 light machine gun in this video. The author is excited to share a collaboration with firearms researcher Deni Almaskhanov of Just Guns. Almaskhanov recently the Army 2024 exposition in Moscow and has generously provided video and information about the latest version of Kalashnikov Concern's RPL-20 light machine gun.
Evike.com gives us huge update on upcoming airsoft products from Krytac and it's about Trident MK3s, a new light machine gun (LMG), KRISS Vector and more. If these are coming in in time for the holiday season, your holiday airsoft shopping list will get more complicated as manufacturers come up with competing offerings.
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.
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