UK Vz. 59 Light Machinegun

The UK vz. 59 is a Czechoslovak machine gun developed in the 50s as a successor to the vz. 52 series. Chambered primarily in 7.62×54mmR, despite the Czechs under the Soviet influence, decided to have their own selections of firearms. The Vz. 59 is really unique thanks to its quirky grip-charging handle system.

Comes with a bipod and a carry handle, the LMG has some of the better features and could stand in for a great competition in the cold war's Soviet bloc LMG. It takes 50 round box magazine.

Takes muzzle devices.

To use the charging handle, hold A/X if you're on streamline or Down touchpad on classic, push it hard forward and slide it back to charge the weapon. You'll know if you did it right when the cover opens and the grip slides forward and then back.

Features

• Czechoslovak light machine gun with a unique charging handle system
• Chambers in 7.62x54mmR and comes in 50 round box magazine
• Accept muzzle devices and suppressor
• Can be found in Firearm > Machine gun

Potential Issue

• Sometimes when you let go of your hand mid-charge, the grip sometimes will slingshot back