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Here's my Figma Homura Akemi figure, with an add-on weapon from LittleArmory in the form of an M240G. I think Homura looks great with a machine gun! The LittleArmory weapons come in pieces, but I'm accustomed to working with model kits so it's not at all a big deal to me, though I did accidentally break part of the handle for the barrel swap grip. I was able to glue it back together. I wish the Little Armory weapons were a little easier to get, they mostly have to be imported. In addition to the ammunition box, it came with two different length loose belts, one with only 15 or so rounds left and the other a full belt easily long enough to play Rambo and drape over the figure like a bandolier. Collecting both weapons and Figmas might become a problem for me...

The M240G fires 7.62mm at between 650 and 950 rounds per minute. It is a variant used by the US marine corps, both in vehicular and infantry contexts. Aside from the variable gas action, the primary difference between it and previous versions of the M240 is the lack of a forward heat guard, which serves to reduce the weapon's weight.

Description
Here's my Figma Homura Akemi figure, with an add-on weapon from LittleArmory in the form of an M240G. I think Homura looks great with a machine gun! The LittleArmory weapons come in pieces, but I'm accustomed to working with model kits so it's not at all a big deal to me, though I did accidentally break part of the handle for the barrel swap grip. I was able to glue it back together. I wish the Little Armory weapons were a little easier to get, they mostly have to be imported. In addition to the ammunition box, it came with two different length loose belts, one with only 15 or so rounds left and the other a full belt easily long enough to play Rambo and drape over the figure like a bandolier. Collecting both weapons and Figmas might become a problem for me...

The M240G fires 7.62mm at between 650 and 950 rounds per minute. It is a variant used by the US marine corps, both in vehicular and infantry contexts. Aside from the variable gas action, the primary difference between it and previous versions of the M240 is the lack of a forward heat guard, which serves to reduce the weapon's weight.