J.i.gorkij 14:32, 11 November 2008 (UTC) Jamming on weapon reload depending on skill level? (Diference is in length of cartridge.) Caliber 7.62mm is used from WW2.

Because 7.62mm isn't only NATO standard, but also was Soviet standard and we have manufactured our own. Grizlin 14:24, 11 November 2008 (UTC) Yes, my mistake. I was referring to the EM-2 7mm AR Britain fiddled with. NATO doesn't exist in the Fallout timeline. Grizlin 13:38, 11 November 2008 (UTC) That's the point! In czech guns is mostly used caliber 7.62mm (NATO standard). J.i.gorkij 13:29, 11 November 2008 (UTC)Īye, I think that's the point - the Rockwell CZ-53 is an American version of the Czech minigun, possibly adapted for 5mm rounds (as I believe the European Commonwealth would have a different caliber, 7mm for instance) Shaur M. have manufactured own guns based on czech design. And I agree, that just before war there was CZ53 minigun designed and manufactured by CZUB and Rockwell Int. There is real CZ53, but is only modification of CZ 52 with long barrel. Revelation-23 13:02, 11 November 2008 (UTC) I've just digged some information. Then again, consider the fact that history unfolded differently following World War II, so Rockwell could have been an American partner at some point in the Fallout timeline. The CZ propably indicates that it's based or was made in cooperation with the Czech weapons manufacturer. It's manufacturer is a reference to Rockwell Int.

And don't forget, that personal minigun is so much impractical. No weapon in their arsenal is marked CZ53. CZUB manufacture pistols (one is marked CZ52), rifles and submachineguns. I know CZUB, my uncle works there, i am from Czech republic. The CZ53 isn't listed on the wiki, so I don't know if there's a real world counterpart or it's based on CZUB/CZ-USA's designs.

2 Jamming on weapon reload depending on skill level?ĭoes anyone know what 'CZ' stands for? J.i.gorkij 12:14, 11 November 2008 (UTC)Ī reference to CZUB, the Czech gun manufacturer.

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