The M134 "Minigun" is still in active use, pretty much exclusively on vehicle mounted applications. If you've seen on mounted on a regular tripod, you were probably looking at photos from the Knob Creek machine gun shoot - the minigun is far too impractical to fulfill such a role in any military force.
A limited number are available on the civilian market. To purchase one as a civilian, you must first find one which is for sale (expect to spend upwards of $200,000). You need to get approved for an NFA Class III tax stamp, as well. If you wish to buy one made after 1986, you have to be an FFL licenced dealer with the Class 2 Special Occupational Tax stamp, and have a letterhead from a law enforcement agency allowing you to purchase it as a dealer sample.
with mini me
depends on how you use it
It is considered to be a "miniaturised" version of the M167 Vulcan 20mm antiaircraft gun.
The Minigun was not fielded until the 1960s .
If by mini gun you mean a "miniaturised" version of the M167 Vulcan 20mm antiaircraft gun, the answer is "No" on the original Sniper Elite.
9.6V 1200mah mini type
there's a mini-game that you use the gun for. it's better than using the pea shooter to shoot things.
Yes
No but not using one can make you're gun jam and not shoot as fast
You need to take the back of the mini fridge off and then locate the circuit board and use a solder gun and unsolder the two points for the fuse
i would get the invert mini because it is easy to work and it comes with everything you need and it costs the same as the g3 it is not that much money but still a good gun. The invert mini Is also has no macroline and has a smaller frame.
You have to have a vehicle attachment perk on. it is the one that has 3 bullets by it.