Features

• Heavy duty metal receiver, carrying handle, and mock heat shield
• CNC Machined aluminum outer barrel w/ Quick detach barrel system, like the real thing
• Integrated front RIS for additional tactical attachments; 20mm Picatinny optic rail
• Steel folding bipod with integrated locking tab
• 4000rd automatic winding box magazine, plugs directly into the gun's battery power
• Machined CNC aluminum hopup unit
• Heavy-duty polymer stock with metal butt plate
• Metal M240B style gearbox with lipo ready internals

FPS Range: 400-450

Color: Black

In the late 1970's the US Army adopted a new 7.62mm medium duty machine gun into their ranks: the M240. It was first used as a coaxial machine gun in tanks but slowly made its way to other mounted uses by the late 1980's, the updated model referred to as the M240C. Due to a surplus of M240C's the Army passed some on to the USMC. When the Marines got their hands on the M240C they installed an "infantry modification kit", thus spawning the M240G, the first infantry model of the M240. Having seen the success of the M240G and its effectiveness as a ground mounted 7.62mm machine gun, the US Army decided to test and eventually adopt the M240B, the slightly updated factory production variant of the M240G, into its ranks to replace their outdated M60E4's. Throughout its years of service the M240 has proven itself, in all its variations, to be an effective, reliable medium duty combat machine gun.