This guide details the field stripping and reassembly of the CZ-2000 LMG, a rare light machine gun developed in Czechoslovakia. The process involves removing the dust cover, bolt carrier, recoil spring, gas tube, and trigger group, mirroring AK-style disassembly. Expert Ian McCollum highlights the AK-pattern internals and the unique burst mechanism. Proper reassembly is crucial for function.
The CZ-2000, codenamed 'Lada', was a Czech attempt to modernize the AK platform for the 5.45mm cartridge in the late 1970s. Following the Velvet Revolution, it was adapted for 5.56x45mm NATO and renamed CZ-2000. While mechanically similar to the AK-74, it featured a left-side thumb selector, an aperture rear sight on the dust cover, and a side-folding stock. Despite its development, it never entered mass production.
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