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7.62mm
[font size=1" color="#FF0000]LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-01 AT 10:40PM (GMT)[p]Is the NATO round used for medium to large type machineguns, which is VERY hard to be held at shoulder height (since that's the accurate way of holding a machine gun). The current light machine gun being used by the Army and the Marine Corps. (since the 1980's) is the M249, which was produced by Fabrique Nationale. It uses the 5.56 NATO round, to simplify logistics along with the M16 A2. There's also the M240G Light Machine Gun, which DOES use 7.62 NATO round, thought the damage is best for lightly armored vehicles, not humans...
BTW, the 5.56mm round is the same as the .233in. round used in Fallout's hunting rifles and sniper rifles.
[font size=1" color="#FF0000]LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-01 AT 10:40PM (GMT)[p]Is the NATO round used for medium to large type machineguns, which is VERY hard to be held at shoulder height (since that's the accurate way of holding a machine gun). The current light machine gun being used by the Army and the Marine Corps. (since the 1980's) is the M249, which was produced by Fabrique Nationale. It uses the 5.56 NATO round, to simplify logistics along with the M16 A2. There's also the M240G Light Machine Gun, which DOES use 7.62 NATO round, thought the damage is best for lightly armored vehicles, not humans...
BTW, the 5.56mm round is the same as the .233in. round used in Fallout's hunting rifles and sniper rifles.