CMMG

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CMMG is a firearms manufacturer based in the United States.

Background

Headquartered in the U.S. state of Missouri, CMMG is best known for designing the MX, a modular rifle chambered exclusively for the caseless 6.5×39 mm NATO cartridge.

Having replaced the Mk16/Mk17 rifle family since its official adoption, CMMG continues to supply all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces well into the 2030s and beyond. Outside of the U.S., the MX has seen (albeit limited) market success with some British special operations units and a few other NATO allies adopting the platform.

Aside from firearms, CMMG sells novelty, ready-to-eat preserved food products in the form of its canned Tactical Bacon (shortened to "TacBac"). Additionally, enthusiasts can purchase branded baseball-style caps with an embroidery of CMMG's logo on the front.

Gallery

CMMG's MX and its sub-variants (from foreground-to-background, excluding the MX 3GL): the baseline MX rifle, MXC carbine, MX SW light support weapon, and MXM marksman rifle.

UKSF operatives with factory black MX rifles taking part in Exercise Electron-37, joint military exercises held in Livonia on a biennial basis (2037)

CMMG's Tactical Bacon (aka TacBac).

Trivia

• CMMG is one of the few real-world firearms manufacturers that makes an explicit appearance in the Armaverse.

External links

• CMMG Inc. (Official real-world website)