Magpul FMG-9 SMG (PBR)

The Magpul FMG-9 SMG is an ultra-concealable personal defense weapon that's ready to fire in seconds. Its compact, lightweight polymer casing resembles a laptop battery and the pistol's ergonomics have been optimized for control and accuracy.

Magpul Industries unveiled their ARES FMG and UC-9/DEB M21 submachine gun at the 2008 SHOT Show, creating a compact package that brings together both designs. Constructed with polymer plastic and light-weight metal components to reduce weight without sacrificing durability or functionality, this submachine gun boasts impressive accuracy and power in an ergonomic package.

It's a semi-automatic, high rate of fire sub machine gun that folds up into an oval block the size of a laptop battery and holds 31 9x19mm rounds when unfolded. The FMG-9's slide assembly allows it to be converted for use with Glock 18 magazines, while its Picatinny rail on top provides mounting options for optics.

The FMG-9 is the product of years of research and development, but its origins lie in a post-apocalyptic world where survivors sought out small, automatic guns that would be easy to handle and carry. The solution came in the form of the FMG-9 which has since become common in video games as well as airsoft replicas.

After many years, ZEV Technologies' FDP-9 (Folding Defensive Pistol-9) and FDC-9 (Folding Defensive Carbine-9) in 9x19mm have been revived and will be sold through their distributors and dealers worldwide. These guns feature chassis components from Magpul, with metalwork done by ZEV Technologies themselves.

Realistic 3d-model for various projects. PBR-textures included.