Lead Belcher

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	For an overview of minigun models in the Fallout series of games, see minigun.

	The following is based on **Fallout Shelter or Fallout Shelter Online** and some details might contradict canon.

“It just. Doesn't. Stop. Shooting. And. Killing.”— In-game description

Lead Belcher is a weapon that appears in Fallout Shelter.

This section is transcluded from Minigun. To change it, please edit the transcluded page.

A Rockwell CZ53 personal minigun is capable of firing 5mm ammunition at over 60,000 RPM^[1] with an ammo capacity of 120x 5mm round. The CZ53 personal minigun makes up for the small 5mm round by sending a hail of bullets toward its target. Its sheer size, coupled with its trademark sound, is enough to send anyone in its path running for cover. It's a great weapon for suppressing fire, letting others flank the unsuspecting enemy.^[2] When the Great War struck, it was already an aging design and was slowly being replaced by the more advanced CZ57 Avenger minigun.^[3] Later models of the CZ53 have six barrels linked into pairs, with four barrels on top and two on the bottom, a cage underneath the weapon to hold an ammo box containing 240 5mm rounds, and used in combination with a backpack. The first model was the favorite weapon of the Mariposa super mutants during the Unity's time, and allowed most or all of the super mutants to wield them effectively with only one arm.

The Lead Belcher is a unique belt fed Gatling-style machine gun with six rotating barrels featured in Fallout Shelter. Dealing 19 minimum damage per attack, it has the second lowest damage output for a heavy weapon in the game.


Rusty minigun	19	500	legendary
Minigun	19-20	500	legendary
Enhanced minigun	19-21	500	legendary
Hardened minigun	19-22	500	legendary
Armor piercing minigun	19-23	500	legendary
Lead Belcher	19-24	500	legendary

Found by dwellers exploring the wasteland
Found in lunchboxes
Craftable in a weapon workshop

A high Strength statistic is needed to effectively create the Lead Belcher.

Materials:		Requirements:		Produces:
Shovel (4) Gold watch (3) Military duct tape (2)		Weapon plant Legendary weapon recipe Caps x21,000		Lead Belcher (1)

↑ In-game description for the minigun in Fallout and Fallout 2. [1][2]
↑ Research Note - Minigun, Fort Independence terminal entries. [1]
↑ In-game description for the Avenger minigun from Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. [1][2]

Weapons in Fallout Shelter

Melee weapons

Baseball bat · Butcher knife · Fire hydrant bat · Kitchen knife · Pickaxe · Pool cue · Relentless raider sword

Directed Energy weapons	Pistols	Alien blaster (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Destabilizer) · Institute pistol (incendiary, improved, scoped, scattered, Apotheosis) · Laser pistol (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Smuggler's End) · Plasma pistol (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, MPXL Novasurge)

	Rifles	Gauss rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, accelerated, Magnetron 4000) · Institute rifle (excited, long, night-vision, targeting, Virgil's rifle) · Laser musket · Laser rifle (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Wazer Wifle) · Plasma rifle (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Mean Green Monster) · Plasma thrower (agitated, tactical, boosted, overcharged, Dragon's Maw)

Heavy Support
weapons

Fat Man (rusty, enhanced, hardened, guided, MIRV) · Flamer (rusty, enhanced, hardened, pressurized, Burnmaster) · Gatling laser (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Vengeance) · Junk Jet (recoil compensated, tactical, electrified, flaming, Technician's Revenge) · Minigun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lead Belcher) · Missile launcher (rusty, enhanced, hardened, guided, Miss Launcher)

[minigun_description-0] In-game description for the minigun in Fallout and Fallout 2. [1][2]

[research_notes-1] Research Note - Minigun, Fort Independence terminal entries. [1]

[Fallout_2_description_CZ57-2] In-game description for the Avenger minigun from Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. [1][2]

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Conventional
Firearms

.32 pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Wild Bill's Sidearm) · 10mm pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lone Wanderer) · Pipe pistol (hair trigger, heavy, scoped, auto, Little Brother) · Scoped .44 (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Blackhawk)

Assault rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Infiltrator) · BB gun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Red Rocket) · Henrietta · Hunting rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Ol' Painless) · Lever-action rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lincoln's repeater) · Pipe rifle (calibrated, long, night-vision, bayoneted, Big Sister) · Railway rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, accelerated, Railmaster) · Sniper rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Victory rifle)

Combat shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Charon's shotgun) · Sawed-off shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Kneecapper) · Shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Farmer's Daughter)