UH-1 Huey Helicopter (see below for handheld version) Not the same as the handheld weapon used later (see below) UH-1H Huey Gunships, also seen displayed on a table Included in a display of weaponry which will be mounted on Xander's car Tiny version produced by feral transformer
Mounted on Siad' BMW E32, fitted with oversized slotted flash suppressor Mounted on "The Monster" 2006 Ford Mustang GT Used to fire pistol rounds to study how bullets shatter Mounted on a helicopter, (continuity error) Garwood Industries upgraded GE M134's mounted on rigid inflatable boat Mounted on a Eurocopter EC120 Colibri helicopter GE M134 Minigun (GAU-2/A) in an SUU-11/A gunpod - 7.62x51mm NATO Film Title The M134 Minigun and variants can be seen in the following films, television series, video games, and anime used by the following actors: Generally such depictions will totally ignore the weapon's need for external power, and sometimes even forget it requires a source of ammunition. This fact has not stopped it appearing frequently in other works, especially in video games. Physically demanding even for a slowed-down minigun firing blanks, such a weapon would be near impossible, and highly impractical for a human being to either carry or operate. Boasting a fire rate of up to 6,000 rounds per minute, the minigun proved far more capable than any single-barreled weapon in this role and, through numerous updates, remains in it to this day.Ī distinctive invention of fiction is the hand-held M134 minigun, a concept which was popularized by the film Predator. Essentially a miniaturized version of the 20mm M61 Vulcan chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO, it was originally designed during the Vietnam War to provide a high-volume-of-fire weapon suitable for mounting on helicopters.
The M134 Minigun is a six-barreled, electrically-driven rotary gun originally designed by General Electric. Note the lack of flash suppressor and three disked barrel cluster - 7.62x51mm NATO General Electric M134 with first pattern spade grip mount and crosshair sights.
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