FPSRussia - THE MINIGUN

Published on September 23, 2011
Duration: 3:37

This guide details the operation of the DeGroat M134 Minigun, as demonstrated by FPSRussia. It covers setup on a tripod, firing techniques from both mounted and handheld positions, and highlights the significant heat generated by its electrically driven rotary barrels firing at 4000 rounds per minute. The demonstration emphasizes managing the weapon's immense firepower and recoil.

Quick Summary

The DeGroat M134 Minigun fires .308 Winchester (7.62x51mm NATO) at 4000 rounds per minute. Its electrically driven rotary barrels generate extreme heat, causing them to glow red after sustained bursts. Advanced techniques include handheld firing with a hip-fire grip, requiring significant strength and training to manage recoil.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction to the M134 Minigun
  2. 00:45Tripod-Mounted Firepower Demonstration
  3. 01:30Night Firing and Barrel Heat
  4. 02:05Handheld Minigun Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rate of fire for the DeGroat M134 Minigun?

The DeGroat M134 Minigun, as demonstrated by FPSRussia, fires at an impressive rate of 4000 rounds per minute, utilizing electrically driven rotary barrels for sustained high-volume output.

What caliber does the DeGroat M134 Minigun fire?

The DeGroat M134 Minigun featured fires .308 Winchester cartridges, which is also known as 7.62x51mm NATO ammunition. This caliber is suitable for its high rate of fire system.

What safety considerations are important when firing a minigun?

Extreme heat is generated by the barrels during sustained firing, causing them to glow red. It's crucial to allow ample cooling time before handling the weapon to prevent burns. Proper weapon control and awareness of surroundings are also paramount.

Can the M134 Minigun be fired handheld?

Yes, the M134 Minigun can be fired handheld, though it requires significant strength and training to manage the immense recoil and weight. This technique is often inspired by action movies and requires a shoulder strap and hip-fire grip.

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