Like its EU counterpart, the Bianchi FA-6, the PAC Shuko K-80 Light Machine Gun provides invaluable support to assault operations through unrelenting suppressive fire. Shooting smaller, nitrocellulose-molded, caseless ammunition, the Shuko K-80 boasts higher clip capacity, resulting in less frequent reloading, albeit at the expensive of per round stopping power. Like the Bianchi FA-6, the Shuko K-80 is more precise when stabilized on its protracted bipod.
This standard light machine gun does a good job. You want to use it at close ranges though or in narrow passages where your victim cant move about a lot. At point blank range, you simply hold the trigger and aim in the general direction, you can win a bullet fight any time that way. The Shuko is also excellent at long range fights. In order to effectively use any LMG, don't fire while standing. If you go into the Crouching position immediately before moving, the cross hair spread will be reduced drastically. 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 Pan Asian Coalition
