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Battery	Intellect 9.6v 1400mAh NiMH Mini Battery (Out of Stock)Intellect 8.4v 1200mAh NiMH Mini Battery $22.00
BBs	Airsoft GI G4 Airsoft .25 g BBs 1kg Bag (White) $10.99Airsoft GI G4 Airsoft .20g BBs 1kg Bag (White) $9.99
Extra Magazine	A&K 300rd M4 / M16 High Capacity AEG Magazine (Out of Stock)A&K 2500rd M249 High Capacity AEG Box Magazine (Out of Stock)
Gun Bag/Case	NC Star Scope Ready 45" Gun Bag $20.95

Description:
If you are looking for a squad automatic weapon (SAW) the A&K M249 may be the best option for you. It features full metal construction and a detailed finish that makes you feel like you are holding the real thing. In addition to the 2400 round box magazine the A&K M249 has the ability to use standard M4/M16 magazines (just like the Classic Army), so you have the ability to share magazines with the rest of your squad. The folding metal bi-pod and skeletal stock with shoulder rest make this SAW ready to lay down a base of fire.

Specifications:
Gearbox Type: CA Type
Length: 1045mm
Accuracy: 120 feet
Muzzle Velocity: 400-440
Magazine Capacity: 2400 rounds
Battery Pack Size: Mini Type
Package Includes: Manual, Cleaning Rod, Box Magazine

Features:
Metal Spring Guide
Skeletal Stock
Folding Metal Bi-pod
Redesigned Gear Box
New Hop-Up Chamber Design
8mm Bearing Gear Box

Country of Origin:
China

Please Note:
A&K M249 (No Carrying Case) do not include M16 Magazine. Also, For optimum performance Airsoft GI recommends the MAG box magazine for the M249.

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