LSAT
Damage	40-24
Weapon Class	Light Machine Gun
Magazine Size	100 rounds (135 w/ Extended Clip)
Unlocked at	Level 13
Starting Ammunition	100+300 (SP), 100+200 (MP)
Maximum Ammunition	100+700 (SP), 100+400 (MP)
Reload Time	7 s (normal & empty)
Rate of Fire	750 RPM
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Automatic
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For a similarly named scorestreak, see Orbital VSAT.

"Fully automatic LMG. Versatile and strong overall."

— Description.

The LSAT is a Light Machine Gun that appears in Call of Duty: Black Ops II.

MultiplayerEdit

The LSAT is unlocked at level 13. It has low recoil and a reasonable fire rate, which makes it versatile. It is a solid weapon for all game types and easy to use. However it does have some disadvantages, including the mobility and reload time, of which the movement speed can be improved by adding the Lightweight perk.

The gun can be used without attachments or perks surprisingly well, which is essential for unlocking the Cherry Blossom and Art of War camos. The ADS is quite slow however, so using Quickdraw Handle is recommended. Adjustable Stock can also be used effectively with this gun.

If one finds the iron sights to be obstructive, then using an optical attachment is an option. For a clean and simple sight, a Reflex Sight or an EOTech Sight is an excellent choice. For those who want increased range, ACOG is another helpful option. The Target Finder sight is commonly paired with the LSAT, as it gives the benefit of highlighting enemies for the player.

The FMJ attachment is great for higher penetration. Rapid Fire however, is not recommended as the LSAT's fire rate is already quite high, and it increases the recoil and decreases its range. Despite Grip's supposed recoil reduction, as of patch 1.04, its effect (as with every other weapon) is negligible and extremely small.

The LSAT appears in the pre-made class Heavy Gunner, with a Target Finder, FMJ and a Quickdraw Handle.

The LSAT has a counter indicating the number of rounds currently in its magazine on the lower left. This increases its usefulness in Hardcore modes, where keeping track of a gun's ammo is troublesome due to a lack of the HUD. 

ZombiesEdit

It can be acquired through the Mystery Box in Nuketown Zombies and Mob of the Dead for 950 points. When Pack-A-Punched, it becomes the FSIRT. Like the multiplayer version, the LSAT retains its high ammo capacity and high damage. These traits are offset by the weapon's long reload time. As such, Speed Cola is a useful perk if being pursued by a large horde of zombies. Because of the lack of Stamin-Up, one must switch to a lighter weapon in order to be at a distance from zombies due to its low mobility rate. Consequently, this makes Electric Cherry another good choice when swarmed, as it gives some protection from zombies. Even though it has great range in terms of damage, it is not recommended for close-quarters-combat as zombies can easily overwhelm the player if not able to avoid them in time.

GalleryEdit

For camouflage images, see LSAT/Camouflage.

For attachments images, see LSAT/Attachments.

The LSAT in first person.

Aiming down the sights.

Reloading the LSAT.

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TriviaEdit

• Near the ammunition belt, a digital display showing the number of rounds in the belt is visible. This can be useful in Hardcore gamemodes, in which the player has no HUD.
• The digital ammo counter is not affected by an EMP.
• The word "Adios" can be seen written on the side of the LSAT in blue pen. The serial number for the LSAT in Call of Duty: Black Ops II is "V4SQ33Z." These things can be seen as references to PFC. Vasquez and her M56 Smartgun from the movie Aliens. The mounted ammo counter is also a reference to the M41A Pulse Rifles from Aliens.
• The weapon has markings of HoboTronics, Inc. on the side.
• Its serial number is "102473"
• It is one of the two guns in Call of Duty: Black Ops II multiplayer that is belt-fed, the other being the Mk 48.
• The LSAT has a grip attached at all times, but it will remain folded and unused unless the Foregrip attachment is implemented onto it.
• The LSAT has an elevation measure below the iron sights that is always set to five.
• The rounds fed into the LSAT are blue.
• The Pack-A-Punched LSAT, the FSIRT, is an alteration of the word "First" as opposed to "Last" for the LSAT.
• It shares the same firing sound with the RPD.