Comments - edin116

I'd almost suggest some Fallout: Vew Vegas models of their Assault Rifle the R91 (the resource they didn't use in the base game, but that modder's improved on to make high quality versions of) as it's the universe's take on the G3.
The gun looks like a wood based version of the G3 and has the same sights if you get high enough quality versions, like a unique weapons mod (I think AGSU: Nexusmods.com?)
The unique weapon names are : Gee-Whiz, Rampage, Auto-Hunter. There are at-least 9 versions of each weapon due to FO:NV triple mod system for weapons, some have laser sights as one of the model, other have pistol scopes, etc.

I Remember saying this several months ago, but:
The M249 SAW can use either Belted or Non-Belted Ammunition.
For Non-Belted, it uses a STANAG Magazine types, including Drums.

Also, For NATO Arms, the Only difference Between their Battle/Assault Rifle ammunition and their Machine Gun Ammunition is that every 5th to 10th round is a Tracer. Other than that, They're literally identical, you could break the belts up and put those cartridges in a STANAG mag and the person using it wouldn't be able to tell the difference (Until a Tracer flies out).

So if you want realism with the NATO Belts, you should add a Tracer every 5 rounds. Tracers in Daylight generally make people run for their lives because it's how a Machine Gun nest announces it's presence.

I'd also love to be able to make and take apart my own belted ammunition.

Completely Different to Machine Guns: Could you add .308 Winchester?
.308 is the Civilian Version of the 7.62 x 51mm NATO Cartridge, but uses a Bullet with More mass and significantly more Powder (25% to 50%) in the Cartridge.
Using it in Certain 7.62 x 51mm NATO weapons could cause their barrels or their blow-back pipes to explode.
As a General Rule of thumb: if an Automatic Weapon uses 7.62 NATO, .308 could also be used.

I wish I could attach a silencer to this *Sadface*.