MG42 Emga Original Series

Most wartime weapons ended up in museums, but the MG42 was an exception. It and its descendants are still in service with the Bundeswehr and armies including Austria, Burma and Denmark, and it was built in Italy, Iran, Spain, Pakistan, Turkey and Yugoslavia.

Build

• A high-quality airsoft base with a strong metal frame.
• A fluted grip, and a wooden stock with the typical slightly forked shape. It braces well against the shoulder and lets your left hand hold the gun when firing from the bipod.
• 5.6 kg, 135 cm.

Sights and controls

• A front sight on the barrel jacket and a ramp rear sight; optimal range 300 m.
• The anti-vandal lock (power), charging socket and reload button are all in the drum, together with a good speaker.
• A 2200 mAh lithium battery for up to 30 hours.

A gun for the serious player, and a real problem for the other team in skilled hands.