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De Lisle Carbine vs M134 Minigun
De Lisle Carbine
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M134 Minigun
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De Lisle Carbine
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Discontinued
M134 Minigun
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In production
Overview
Spec
De Lisle Carbine
M134 Minigun
Manufacturer
Sterling Armaments Company / William De Lisle
General Electric (later Dillon Aero, Garwood Industries)
Country
United Kingdom
United States
Production
1943–1945
1963–present
Units produced
Approximately 129
Unknown
Specifications
Spec
De Lisle Carbine
M134 Minigun
Overall length
896mm (35.3 in)
800 mm (31.5 in)
Barrel length
210mm (8.3 in) — ported, inside suppressor
559 mm (22 in) per barrel
Weight
3.7 kg (8.2 lb)
29.50 kg (65 lb) gun only
Magazine capacity
7 or 11 rounds (modified M1911 magazines)
Linked ammunition, typically 1,000-4,000 rounds
Action type
Bolt-action (modified Lee-Enfield No. 4)
Electric-driven rotary
Trigger type
Two-stage military trigger
Electric solenoid or dual spade grips
Sights
Adjustable peep rear sight, blade front
Reflex or iron sights
Calibers
De Lisle Carbine
.45 ACP
M134 Minigun
7.62x51mm NATO
De Lisle Carbine
M134 Minigun
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