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History of the Gatling Gun Rotary Cannon

The Gatling Gun, the first functional rotary cannon, was invented by Richard J. Gatling in 1861. This revolutionary weapon system became iconic for its ability to deliver a high rate of fire and simple mechanical construction. Modern variants like the M61 Vulcan (which is precisely what the Specna Arms SA-M23 CORE(TM) replicates), bring this historical innovation into the airsoft world, all at an attractive price.

What Does the Specna Arms SA-M23 CORE(TM) Offer?

External Parts
The body is made of durable polymer, ensuring low weight and sufficient durability for full deployment during airsoft games. The five external rotating barrels are metal, contributing to a realistic look and an authentic experience when using the rotating barrels that fire BBs at enemies pinned to the ground.The handguard features M-LOK slots for attaching additional accessories, and the top RIS rail easily accommodates your favorite red dot sight.Don’t be fooled by the plastic body, CORE series replicas from Specna Arms use durable polymer that can withstand some rough handling on the battlefield. Additionally, the weapon’s weight is 3.75 kg, so it’s not a featherweight for models, but it also doesn’t prevent you from enjoying a full-day event with this beast hanging around your neck.

Internal Parts
The internal parts are precisely made on CNC machines, ensuring high accuracy and reliability. The heart of the weapon is a special gearbox specifically developed for the SA-M23 and its rotating barrel system. A significant advantage is that the weapon uses standard AEG barrels and Hop-Up buckings, with each barrel having individual Hop-Up adjustment. So, even with a lower muzzle velocity of 85-90 m/s, you can achieve a decent range of around 50 meters.Thanks to the rotary system, you get a rate of fire of 36 rounds per second, which is 2160 rounds per minute, that’s a real storm of BBs that will pour onto the poor enemies. Not to mention the weapon’s potential in CQB, as it covers everything..