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Old 08-05-2008, 11:04 PM   #1
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Revolver Cannon Design

Does anyone have a link to pictures and description of a revolver cannon?

I'm not talking a Gatling cannon, a revolver cannon.

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Here a squematic of the Mauser MG 213 wich is the "father" of all the aircraft revolver cannons. The gun used a part of the gasses to move a slide back and forward for managing the extraction and introduction in the chamber of cartrigde cases. It fires ellectrically.

To say it in short terms : it combined the action of a revolver with one of a semiauto pistol.



The french DEFAs, the US Pontiac M39 and the british ADEN family are all "modern" variants of the german gun.
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Thank you Charles...

I couldn't figure out how the shell-casing was extracted.

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