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HTC-AD 66-29 Figure 6. Comparison of Frontal Area of Heligun and XM-134 on OH-6A Helicopter 10
HTC-AD 66-29 The Heligun utilizes dual ammunition belts to reduce belt velocity. This feature reduces belt loads fourfold, It also provides more flexibility for installation by allowing belt storage in two side-by-side ammunition containers without a crossover device. The ammunition feeder is integral with the gun and positively driven. The feeder pull capacity eliminates the need for ammunition boosters for any normal installation. Gun mounting can be accomplished without conce1·n about distance from an electrical source or the addition of storage batteries. Removal and use of the Heligun from a disabled vehicle would be practical. Application of this high firepower to ground vehicle and boats offers additional potential. A four- gun pack of Heliguns at 120 pounds could provide a dense firepower of 24, 000 shots per minute for a ground-to-air weapon and yet be simple and light enough for manual swivel on a vehicle mount. SAFETY The Heligun offers safety advantages similar to those of the Mk 11 gun- positive prevention of double feed and protection against inadvertent firing, hangfire, and cookoff damage. NEED The Vietnam conflict has proven that guns are still a most versatile and needed weapon. Since guns are also one of the longest leadtime items of military hardware, it follows that farsighted gun development is required,, Viewed within the time frame of gun mechanisms, the Marquardt principle of the Heligun is new. It was invented approximately 20 years ago, compared with 100 years ago for the Gatling gun. ll
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