The Bianchi FA-6 Light Machine Gun is remarkably effective as a provider of suppressive fire given its all-condition resilience and lengthy firing duration. Unlike its 21st century precursors, with its heat-resistant metal alloy components and computer-driven thermal transfer system, the Bianchi FA-6 requires neither mid-battle barrel changes nor maintenance, allowing for rapid, uninterrupted fire. With a retractable bipod, the Bianchi FA-6 is most accurate when fired from the prone position.
Pretty much equal to the PACs Shuko K-80 with 50 bullets less per clip but one more clip in reserve. It evens out in the total bullet count. It also has a slightly higher damage at distances over 15 meters, but we are talking here 15 damage instead of 14. And its a little less precise. Like all MGs, it gets more precise the longer you hold the trigger. Burst shots are less precise than prolonged fire, but beware of overheat. Remember to fire while crouching, not standing! If you ever get into a close range firefight, resist the instinct to immediately drop to prone. Crouch! Note that after the 1.25 Patch, both LMGs now have some minimal recoil. Easily controlled after a little bit of practice!
Standard weapon for the Support class of the European Union
