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Those weights are missing a . before the last sign. https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_4_armor_and_clothing#Power_armor_parts

Ok, but this 20 round one from a Swiss Oerlikon is real enough for you to buy it: https://edelweissarms.com/oerlikon-20mm-drum-magazine-20-rds/

Varies... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_99_cannon

Small drums in autocannons are a thing, though more often in WW2 aircraft ones. There is a wiki for RP game weapon weights. https://dark-heresy-rp.fandom.com/wiki/Heavy_Bolter https://dark-heresy-rp.fandom.com/wiki/Autocannon https://dark-heresy-rp.fandom.com/wiki/Man_Portable_Lascannon Screw...

How do you know? Models are not exactly proportional, if you haven't noticed the sheer size of people's hands and heads. Absolutely. https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Bolt_weapon Look at the drum in question. It's not much bigger than a 10 round mag, if at all.

They do... But it takes a Terminator to carry the 2 or 6 barrel variants, which are needed for any decent rate of fire (the IG ones are pretty slow firing), while a heavy bolter can be easily used just by a Space Marine in normal power armor. Yes, it is most likely disassembled for transport...

Yes, the human scale bolters that are fired from the shoulder... Those are tripod mounted. Lascannons, autocannons, the like, it's all statted out in both variants, and the IG ones, one way or another, are no joke.

Only War gives most heavy weapons like that weights in 30-50kg range, plus tripod, so like M2, 81 mortar or somewhat more (lascannons surprisingly are among the heaviest, at 55kg). Miniatures are not proportional as you can easily notice, for various reasons. It makes sense, as in game heavy...

Do they? Anything that can be carried with a tripod by a IG heavy weapon team decked out in non powered armor for extended distances necessarily can't be too heavy for a guy in power armor.

In Fallout Tactics other minigun models and M2's are also perfectly viable weapons for power armor. M2 is also available in 76.

Ogryn weapons are extra heavy as they need to be Ogryn-proof. IG heavy weapons mostly weight 30-50kg plus tripod or something, not needed for PA though.

Probably SoB level at minimum. In Fallout power armored people can use a .50 cal or a minigun like a LMG, so it would translate to similar IG heavy weapons.

It would make a huge difference not with the armor, but with being power armor - all those relatively cheap, simple and effective that IG has heavy weapons teams to carry, like lascannons, multi-lases, heavy stubbers, heavy flamers, autocannons? Power armored troops can carry them on their own...

Welp, local IG regiments get upgraded to the "new" powered carapace and a lot of them upgrade into heavy infantry. Some elite Guard units, noble retainers, high end mercenaries, ranking officers and Rogue Trader troops already use various more or less cheap power armor types, it's just that such...