While the weapon can feed from linked ammunition, it requires a delinking feeder to strip the links as the rounds are fed into the chambers. The original feeder unit was designated MAU-56/A, but has since been replaced by an improved MAU-201/A unit. [19] A U.S. Navy Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewman (SWCC) on a SOC-R firing a Minigun at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, August 2009 Maxim Machine Gun was developed in 1883 by Hiram Stevens Maxim and became the first example of automatic weapons. It was used during almost all serious wars in the first half of the XX century. Standard M134D". Dillon Aero. 2015. Archived from the original on 29 September 2015 . Retrieved 30 September 2015. Nevertheless, it is believed that the smallest six-shot revolver is the «SwissMiniGun». View this model more closely.

GAU-2B/A variant; can be mounted to a variety of different craft, uses either an MAU-201/A or MAU-56/A delinking feeder.

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Williams, Anthony G.; Gustin, Emmanuel (2005). Flying Guns of the Modern Era. Crowood. p.55. ISBN 978-1-86126-655-2. This is one of the first multi-shot pistols designed by the partners Smith and Wesson. Financial difficulties made them unable to set up a mass production of this gun, it was done several years later by Winchester, who bought their business. Thanks to Kucer, we can directly see and hold in hand this famous historical model, which played such an important role in the development of arms. This miniature 1854 “Volcanic” lever action gun is just 3-3/16″ long. It is included in the collection of the Miniature Craftsmanship Museum in Vista, CA. In the next illustration, you see a pair of miniature Derringers “Delvigne” on a scale of 1/3 and 1/2. Their author, Bob Urso, is a retired professor, having taught design, computer graphics and drawing at the university level for 40 years. For the past 15 years, he has edited the magazine “Miniature Arms Journal”. Also he is an active miniature firearms manufacturer and collector. He has written a book “The Tiniest Gun”, a guide for collectors of miniature pistols with a caliber of 2 mm. SUU-11A/A/M18 variant; differences modified selectable fire-rate capability (3,000 or 6,000 RPM) [22]For collectors of 2 mm pinfire guns, Franz Pfannl from Austria is considered to be the father of the model called “Berloque”. Although he is better known as the designer of “Kolibri” pistol, which was only 5.5 cm long. It is the smallest semi-automatic gun ever produced.