It is good that we have multiple firms capable of producing assault rifles and light machine guns. God forbid but these are among the first things you need to ready everyone for a defense when your country faces an all-out war
The most technologically feasible option to make a CIWS out of 30x113s would be integrating it with AKKOR's sensors but the those tiny ATGMs have to be detected pretty early by the radar so that the slower turning RCWS can take aim before things are left to AKKOR launchers. Maybe when we have...
Since ZMA-X is experimental, I'm more than sure they will give a try for hybrid drive. We already know that ASELSAN and BASE are cooperating on a hybrid drive like FNSS and MKE.
So after some scanning of "what other types of radar exist"
ALP 150-G/P is likely a passive radar (I mean P should stand for something right)
ALP 400-G is likely a low-frequency radar to complement ALP 300-G (Upon inspection of Russian-made low-frequency radars)
The reason it didn't perform well is the GPS jamming and baseline GBU-39 has no other way to accurately navigate
It is left to ASELSAN to take notes and overcome
Honestly, M113 is paper thin as opposed to this one. Modernised ZMA-15 has add-on armour on sides and ZMA-X is almost the same thing, plus the unmanned control and LIDARs
I wonder what range would KUZGUN-KY reach if it was to be launched off AKINCI. I say 55-60+ km with estimations from UAV-122.
But note that KUZGUN-KY has different flight profiles which change the range. 40 or 50 km range is likely with a ballistic path and the less talked about 20 km is with a...
as long as you keep the packed diameter within the canister boundaries it is alright dimmensionally.
But shift in the centre of gravity and stabiliy with a radically different booster is the next stage of this enginieering problem