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Posted: 9/14/2025 4:40:00 PM EDT
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I'm about to trade for a lightly used M249S. As we all know, any true "gun guy" just can't leave anything stock. So.... I'm trying to find someone with the ability to convert said M249S into a semi-auto version Mk 46 Mod 1. Anybody out there that can do this without making a mess of it? Thanks in advance. |
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Well, you won't be able to replicate it exactly, because the MK46 doesn't have the magazine feed ability or the pintle mount holes on the front - and the M249S has both. You'd also need to SBR it. Outside that, the remainder of the items are bolt-ons AFAIK. You'd need a barrel (and those MK46 Mod 1 barrels are really rare and expensive if you find one) and the KAC rail system (also rare and expensive). https://www.modarmory.com/product/mk46-barrel-assembly-m249/ https://www.modarmory.com/product/fn-m249-mk46-upper-rail-handguard-adapter/ https://www.midwestgunworks.com/fn-mk-46/gun-parts.html |
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Originally Posted By jtb33: Probably what redman said above. Here's mine: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51839268131_5200146e09_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51796075877_b46b09307a_b.jpg If you got that between 2011-2013 I built that guy and test fired it |
| Well, it works without issue and doesn't look bad with the HK lower, even when compared to my M249S. The biggest worry I have with it is that the custom hammer it uses - the really long one - if it breaks, it's going to be a custom job to get another one made. |
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Originally Posted By jtb33: Well, it works without issue and doesn't look bad with the HK lower, even when compared to my M249S. The biggest worry I have with it is that the custom hammer it uses - the really long one - if it breaks, it's going to be a custom job to get another one made. If I recall they were just 308 HK hammers. But it’s been a sec and I didn’t assemble the packs, a short dude was the one who assembled those. I did the receiver, top cover, and threw the completed furniture on which the barrel, bipod, stock were all factory add ons from FN usually. The trigger packs I installed on the rifle but didn’t do the sub assembly |
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