M-134 Mini Gun vs Styrofoam planes ! Columbia War Machine

Published on July 5, 2022
Duration: 9:33

This video showcases the M-134 Minigun's impressive 50 rounds per second firing rate against styrofoam toy airplanes. Utilizing blue plastic training rounds for safety, the demonstration highlights the weapon's destructive power and the challenges of engaging fast-moving targets. A notable segment features a guest in a Master Chief costume operating the minigun, adding a unique entertainment element.

Quick Summary

The M-134 Minigun fires at an incredible rate of 50 rounds per second (3,000 RPM). For this demonstration, blue plastic training rounds with a 200-yard range were used to safely engage styrofoam toy airplanes.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Safety Warning
  2. 00:24M-134 Minigun & Training Ammo
  3. 01:10Live Fire Engagement
  4. 04:37Target Modifications
  5. 07:59Master Chief Operates Minigun

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the M-134 Minigun's rate of fire?

The M-134 Minigun is capable of firing at an extremely high rate of 3,000 rounds per minute, which equates to approximately 50 rounds per second. This makes it a formidable weapon system.

What type of ammunition was used in the M-134 Minigun demonstration?

For this demonstration, blue plastic training rounds were used. These rounds have a limited range of about 200 yards, enhancing safety during the engagement of lightweight targets.

How were the styrofoam plane targets modified?

To make the styrofoam targets fly further and provide a better challenge, the team added screws to the nose of some planes. This increased their weight and stability in flight.

Is it safe to replicate the M-134 Minigun demonstration?

No, the video explicitly warns viewers not to attempt these activities. It was filmed on a safe, private range with professional shooters and specialized equipment.

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