The RFPG Portable Machine Gun, or the Rapid-Fire-General-Purpose LMG, is a WW2 Era machine gun designed in 1937 for the STAF (let's just pretend Scratch Town was around back then even though it wasn't) for typical self-defense and was soon issued to Machine-Gunners during WW2, the Korean War, and the early and middle stages of the Vietnam War, and was in service until September 1972. It fires through a bullet belt with 35 rounds of .308 Winchester, and soon .50 McMurdo, in later versions.
C2A, Please do not report.
