Ukrainian river patrol boats receive M134 Miniguns and upgraded targeting systems to counteract drone threats, enhancing ...

The M134 GAU-17 “Vulcan” cannon is a six-barreled, air cooled, medium machine gun used primarily as a fire suppression weapon in aircraft for the U.S. military. The so-called “Gatling” design relies ...

Just over a 140 years ago, Richard Gatling's famous multiple barrel invention became the scourge of the battlefield with its fearsome firepower and was used by colonising European powers to decimate ...

Profense’s M134 Gatling Gun has been operational in Indonesia since 2014, a purchase the company believes is down to the weapon's key features, such as the Aeroclamp, that enhance the weapon’s ...

FORD ISLAND, Hawaii — Technicians for defense tech firm ZeroMark strapped an M134 machine gun on the deck of an Army landing craft prototype moored Thursday in Pearl Harbor a few hundred yards from ...

The M134 Minigun, a six-barrel rotary machine gun, marked a significant evolution in military hardware during the 1960s. With a staggering capability to fire up to 6,000 bullets per minute, this US ...

The General Electric M134 "Minigun" is essentially an electrically-powered Gatling gun - the conceptual operation of the gun is identical to Dr. Gatling's original creation. What has changed, however, ...

Profense, manufacturers of the M134 minigun, is looking to expand its global footprint in the next 12 months as interest grows in the weapons system. The M134 Gatling Gun is an electrically driven, ...

Hasbro tends to design its dart-firing Nerf blasters to look like toys, or classic sci-fi props, with performance geared towards keeping kids safe. Grown up dart blaster enthusiasts, by comparison, ...

Service: US Army Armament: Guns: 1× 30 mm M230 Chain Gun; or 2× .50 cal GAU-19; or 2× 7.62 mm M134 Minigun; 2× LAU-68D/A rocket pods; Hydra 70 rockets; 2× AGM-114 Hellfire; 2× FIM-92 Stinger Crew: 2 ...

Crafting your own hardline water-cooling loops is difficult in a normal PC. But that challenge wasn’t enough for son Jason and father Graham from YouTube channel Geek Seek. So the duo created a fully ...