1:1 Browning AN/M2, M3, FN M3M & M3P 50 Caliber Machine Gun Prop

FIVE DIFFERENT VERSIONS!

The Browning (Army-Navy) AN/M2 was such a successful weapon that it is still in use today. Further developments led to the M3 and as well as weapons systems manufactured by Fabrique Nationale Herstal with the M3M (GAU-21) and M3P.
Included are parts to make a 1:1 prop of the above weapons. If assembled according to the instructions, most of the pieces are interchangeable so that you only have to print out 1 prop and change out accessories as you require.
You will require tools, sandpaper, drills, files, pin vices and filler and paint, but if you take your time the result will almost be indistinguishable from the real weapon. You will need a few other materials such as a 1/2" copper plumbing pipe and a few small brass/copper rods noted in the instructions in order to build this prop with the same functioning parts as my M2HB design.
Note The AN-M2 is pictured with the incorrect feed cover, but the correct files are included in the package.
A 1/2" copper plumbing pipe sizes to North American standards will be needed.

This model contains a LOT of parts and is NOT a one-piece model. Its not one of those models you just print and glue together. Post processing will be necessary. You should have a FDM printer with a 12" bed. You may be able to subdivide the model for smaller printers using Meshmixer or other software but that is your responsibility. It may not be printable on 3d belt printers. If you have a question, "Message" me.

Pictures may look like barrel is not in line with receiver, however this is due to poor focal length when taking the picture and lens distortion. I assure you it is perfectly straight.

New PINTLE MOUNT included

Added Mounting Brackets for displaying prop.

Consider purchasing my 1:1 M2HB, AN-M2, M3 MACHINE GUN PROP COLLECTION, if you think you will be printing out different versions. It is less expensive than buying both separately.

This is a prop. NOT A FIREARM. It cannot be made into a real weapon. An airsoft or paintball conversion may be possible, however this was not initially designed for that purpose.

0.2mm layer thickness. Infill 20%, but more will mean a stronger part. Wall thickness at least 4x or higher if you want extra strength.
Some small parts can be printed on a resin printer due to the detailed nature.