PKP Pecheneg LMG

The PKP Pecheneg is one of the most iconic light machine guns of this century. It was developed as a natural and logical evolution of its predecessor, the Soviet-era-made PK/PKM machine gun, based on experiences gained during operations in Afghanistan.
With 10 kg of steel and high-quality polymers, this light machine gun is one of the most realistically looking and tough replicas currently available on the market.

Like the original firearm, the replica's body is made of stamped steel that was further painted black to prevent light reflections and secure it from terrain and weather conditions. The pistol grip and fixed buttstock are made of prime polymers that are light yet durable.

The steel outer barrel with integrated carry handle ends with a 14mm CCW thread and a birdcage-type flash hider. It also accepts mock suppressors and tracer units. The dedicated folding bipod is mounted for ease of use in the prone position.

The box-type magazine holds around 5000 bbs, and it has space for two batteries, which power an internal feeding system and proven gearbox previously used in the M60 replica.

Barrel thread:

14mm CCW

Caliber:

6mm

Firing mode:

Fully automatic, Semi automatic

Gearbox version:

V10

Hopup:

Variable

Inner barrel length:

435 mm

Joule:

1.07 J (approx. 341 FPS, 0.20g BB)

Magazine capacity:

137 rds

MOSFET:

None

Motor type:

Short

Operating side:

Right

Plug:

T-Plug

Weapon model:

LMG