The M134 rotary canon has for several decades been the poster-child for gatling-derived aircraft and static-emplacement weapon systems. Despite the overall simple design concepts, it\u2019s a clockwork nightmare. The original models by GE too had notable hangups relating to feed reliability, making safe, and inadvertent chainfire. The solutions were provided by both DeGroat Tactical and Dillon Aerospace (the G and D variants respectively), introducing a clutch, improved delinker and feed chutes.<\/p>\n
These improvements were not added to the Predator OR Terminator 2 handheld Miniguns, and this model fixed that. That is to say this is a MODERN M134D, on an updated rendition of the \u201cOl\u2019 Painless\u201d Handheld Minigun from Predator(hence “epilator”), and with some of the limitations of Arma\u2019s handling in mind. Additionally, the M134 as depicted here has 2 fire modes- 1 with the lowest possible real-life ROF of the minigun(around 1300 RPM), plus one more cinematic one with a slightly more bassy firing sound and about only 1000 RPM.<\/p>\n
As a cautionary note about unrealism of of the weapon – You can attach vanilla optics and side attachments to the weapon<\/p>\n