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       #Post#: 5--------------------------------------------------
       Light machine guns 
   DIR By: crazynutsx
       Date: April 9, 2012, 5:23 pm
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       Anyone got any advise on light machine guns - the good the bad
       and the ugly
       Ive been an airsoft player for 5 years but never had a LMG so
       any tips would be much apreciated
       Thanks
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: GeorgeFraemohs
       Date: April 10, 2012, 4:16 am
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       To be honest you might as well get an assault rifle with a drum
       mag because there is no difference in performance. :)
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: crazynutsx
       Date: April 10, 2012, 12:30 pm
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       the difference is... is that an M249 is soo awsome looking
       compared to an AK or m4
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: serinfo
       Date: April 11, 2012, 4:02 pm
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       I have never used one, but I have to agree with the fact that
       they are heavy and cumbersome to use for what is effectively a
       standard version 2 AEG with a huge mag!
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: danhc
       Date: April 12, 2012, 3:11 am
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       Its an excuse to have a box mag without other players calling
       you a highcap hero :P also if you go for the a and k one then
       the motor is mounted horizontaly inside the gearbox, meaning
       that it doesnt overheat as quickly, anybody who thinks
       otherwise, think about it logicaly and if you failed science at
       gcse then god help you in understanding this! Plastic is an
       thermal insulator, metal is a very good thermal conductor, also
       heat rises, so the more surface area facing upwards the better,
       and by surrounding it with alot of metal, it acts like a heat
       sync, dissipating the thermal energy elsewhere. also the a&k/ca
       gearboxes are hench so good luck breaking them, and before
       anybody starts slating the compatability they are compatable
       with v2/m4 parts. Other than that, it does help to compensate
       for your small penis which is obviously why i have two of them,
       a g&p and an a&k, the g&p however has its motor in the grip
       which doesnt do well for the overheating, but its only twice
       been a problem for me. I mostly use the G&P because it is
       currently set up at a sane rof which doesnt overheat too quickly
       and it feels alot nicer, the a&k one i use rarely as it was more
       of a how fast can i get it? Project but when i do use it, it is
       great fun and deffinatley keeps heads down! Which is what you
       should be using it for.
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: Diablo
       Date: April 12, 2012, 7:01 am
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       Let's face it, who doesn't want to wield a mini gun or m249?
       Not sure about the value of owning one. But if u play airsoft
       long enuf at some point I'm sure you'll add one to your arsenal.
       I think it's also down to budget, as I'm sure the performance
       isn't any better than a revved up v2  rifle...plus who wants to
       carry such a heavy gun all day? You'll either end up camping or
       getting tired, and annoyed, or both.
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: crazynutsx
       Date: April 12, 2012, 10:36 am
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       Yeh the only class of gun I dont currently have is a light
       machine gun
       And i think going with the M249 MK2 will be a good first
       addition to my kit
       Im rather small and worried its going to way alot.
       I think i will take a look at it in shop before I make the final
       purchase
       thanks for all your advise guys
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: Diablo
       Date: April 12, 2012, 1:00 pm
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       I lifted up the G&G full metal, Ebr, what ever it's called,
       bloody heavy, but a nice pc of kit, hence a lmg for those days u
       just wanna camp out....
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       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: widowmak3r1989
       Date: April 12, 2012, 4:37 pm
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       ive got a M240 (Trigger Happy Version) and its so reliable and
       it has a high rate of fire and its works like a dream.
       #Post#: 63--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Light machine guns 
   DIR By: crazynutsx
       Date: April 12, 2012, 4:41 pm
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       what LMG is it that you can turn the fire rate up and down by
       twisting it on the barrel ?
       anyone know. i remeber seeing it on a youtube video review
       i think it was red wolf airsoft that reviewed it
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