PFC Belt Fed MG34

I WANT one

Amazing! Finally a beltfed PFC gun and a very good choice for the model aswell
How do you find stuff like that? And even more important: Where can I get one of those? Ok, probably it would cost a fortune plus another fortune for a full belt worth of shells...

It is mouth watering isn't it and I still WANT one

Youtube is just never ending, once you start looking for something you get led down so many different ways. I stumbled upon this particular video by chance

I'm almost certain there was a video of this MG34 on here http://www.geocities.jp/oilsuta39/4-1/douga.htm in the past but sadly I can't find it now
It's custom built, as are the other modelguns featured. You have to take your hat off to these guys don't you Brilliant is all I can say

If you like belt fed MGs chek out the M249 Minimi videos... Yes Really More photos are available to ponder over http://www.geocities.jp/oilsuta39/1-2syousai/minimi.htm
Click on the "Back" button for more and more....

Hmmmm that might have to be one for future projects

8ace wrote:

Hmmmm that might have to be one for future projects

Gimme Gimme...

I've recieved a reply from the MG34s creator , BUT, it's in Japanese script

I wonder if one of our Japanese speaking members could translate it for me please

With luck, it'll tell us how to build a belt-fed PFC MG

Thanks in advance

This gun was shown first at "2008 All Japan Blowbacknized Plan" meeting, myself and Francky was there.
This guy, made this from scratcy. Surprisingly, modelgun is not his particular hobby in a past. I heard the guy is working at auto parts manufacturing company or something, got an approval from his boss to use NC machine after his work for the day.

Unfortunately, this is one off, not on commercial basis.....

S

Hi shaz,

I remember seeing a video of it back then, it must've been you that posted it then I KNEW I'd seen it before

Most of the models on the video that I recall were custom one-offs built be skillful enthusiasts. The L85A1 was another we marvelled at. They're all fabulous creations, every one of them.

What a crying shame it is that the VCRA would stop us Brits building something like that from scratch. Manufacturing a Realistic Imitation Firearm" and all that jazz