el_jefe_of_ny said:
The army has 9mm firing mini guns since well its about 9 years now. My friend used and trained with them. They have 500 rounds in a box and you can link 2 electronic spinning barrels to them. It hardly has any kick if you use two hands on one, some wavering if you hold each one in a hand. It is designed to confront approximately 16 enemies in a surprise situation if the soldier is alone as a last ditch weapon. it is not meant to be fired in a normal formation. It can be used also on retreat. Combat Engineers with special forces training are allowed to use them. You can carry up to 1000 rounds but this is heavy.
My friend is actually a special forces person. he never used the items in combat as they are not stealthy and never fought in a large group only 1-6 people. He said it was auto-jizz though. He fired around 22 shots in a pull. it just keeps popping them out. not like minigun speed, you can hear the shots individually but super quick. I never have seen this gun mentioned. I assume this is because everyone says they were in special forces but truthfully, 1 in thousands are/were.
I asked about grenade mounted launchers. He said it was on more basic infrantry and never saw one on a car that was actually going into combat. He said m-60's were more used still and 50 caliber's. makes sense I guess. What the names of those 9mm mini mini guns were I am unsure. HE did say that it is the best close range weapon he ever tried out.
I asked about the size and he said about the 15 inches long front to back at most maybe less. everything was compact and the barrel spun. I have to edit again as I keep remembering odd things. They were big pistols, lightweight. The chain of bullets were plastic and fell apart and disposable. The ammo boxes looked like amunitions boxes and fit onto your belt. I wonder if some mid-westerner from the USA knows about them.
I always find an answer from those guys.
I am unsure if this had one hole or a few holes to shoot out from. I think it actually rotated/spun but the front had one hole. I know they had batteries inside themselves. Very much like hand power drill. I guess it doesnt need a lot of battery to keep a 9mm firing.
I dont want to ask too much. He told me all about it one day years ago over the phone. He got hit by claymore mine and recovered eventually, and killed many people before and after that injury. I dont ask him shit as it is real stuff not sensational story bullshit like most of us are into.
Ok, el_jefe:
Ya, I'm going to have to call bs on this one. I know and work with group guys and had you ever even known one you would know beyond 'special forces person.' Let's see, I will say 19th Group and you will say?
This is clearly bullshit since I went through the Armorer's course in 2005 and learned how to fix every small arms weapon (meaning everything beyond machine gun before I commissioned, so this would include the supposed 9mm mini-gun) in the US Army arsenal, and your first language is clearly not english:
The army has 9mm firing mini guns since well its about 9 years now. My friend used and trained with them. They have 500 rounds in a box and you can link 2 electronic spinning barrels to them. It hardly has any kick if you use two hands on one, some wavering if you hold each one in a hand. It is designed to confront approximately 16 enemies in a surprise situation if the soldier is alone as a last ditch weapon. it is not meant to be fired in a normal formation. It can be used also on retreat.
"on retreat," unbelievable and this is even better, "I never have seen this gun mentioned. I assume this is because everyone says they were in special forces but truthfully, 1 in thousands are/were."
Your basic English classes in Chechnya or wherever have done you well.
This is even better for anyone who's been downrange in the past 10-15 years.
"I asked about grenade mounted launchers. He said it was on more basic infrantry and never saw one on a car that was actually going into combat. He said m-60's were more used still and 50 caliber's. makes sense I guess. What the names of those 9mm mini mini guns were I am unsure. HE did say that it is the best close range weapon he ever tried out. "
Ya, "more basic infantry, and never saw one on a car." Ok, son they are TRUCKS and more specifically they are HMMWV's (Humvee's) and the MK19 is mounted on quite a few more trucks than "more basic infantry," so seriously dude if you want to troll you better pick sites other than NMA
Oh yah, the confusion you had on the "auto-jizz, and about the size [he said about the 15 inches long front to back at most maybe less]"
Seriously, though the last thing; you said, "I am unsure if this had one hole or a few holes to shoot out from." Ya, well good luck with that.
Go find another board to sage. NMA will call you out every day.
Plz. don't strike 3 me for this. I'm pretty stressed about my 2 strikes already!
