The M197 electric cannon is a 20 mm three-barreled electric Gatling-type rotary cannon used by the United States military. The M197 electric cannon was developed primarily for use by …

1999年1月9日 · The M195 was a short-barreled version of the six-barrel M61A1 Vulcan 20mm aircraft gun for use on the M35 armament subsystem used on the AH-1G "Huey" Cobra. The gun was basically a modified M61A1 Vulcan with shorter barrels and a declutching feeder. It automatically cleared itself of all live rounds at the end of each burst.

M195机炮是在M61A1的基础上缩短炮管以减轻重量，并把射速调低至750-800发/分钟，使重量轻和动力较弱的“眼镜蛇”直升机也能承受发射时的后坐力。

M195机炮是在M61A1的基础上缩短炮管以减轻重量，并把射速调低至750-800发/分钟，使重量轻和动力较弱的“眼镜蛇”直升机也能承受发射时的后坐力。

The M35 Armament System mounted a modified M61 Vulcan 20mm Automatic Cannon designated M195. With much shorter barrels than the M61, the rate of fire for the M195 had to be drastically reduced for helicopter use to 750 shots per minute from the Vulcan's normal rate of fire of 4,000 to 6,000 shots per minute, but even at that the vibration of ...

The M195 is an early Cold War era autocannon of US origin. The M195 is a derivative of the M61 Vulcan six barrel Gatling type 20mm autocannon. The M195 was modified for an urgent requirement for longer range firepower for attack helicopters in Vietnam in order to engage anti-aircraft guns more effectively.

The 20 mm M195 is an American rotary cannon seen on the AH-1G attack helicopter. It was created as a shortened version of the M61 Vulcan specifically to be used on the AH-1G to give it a longer ranged gun option for enemy suppression. The 20 mm M195 cannon has a magazine of 950 rounds and fires at a rate of 750 to 800 rpm.

美国国防部标准化文件MIL MIL-G-45500/4-1974发布于1974年7月30日，主要针对20毫米自动枪M195的技术规范进行了详细规定。 该标准涵盖了武器的设计、制造、测试和验收要求，确保其在军事应用中的可靠性和性能。

1999年3月31日 · The M35 was a fixed-mount for the M195 six-barrel 20mm automatic gun for mounting on the port (left) side of the Cobra. The M195 is a short-barreled version of the six-barrel M61A1 Vulcan 20mm aircraft gun. The M195 had a firing rate of 750-800 spm.

In its current state, the M195 is a effectively an unmodified M61 Vulcan capable of firing 4,000 - 6,000 rpm and with 2100 rounds. In actuality, it was substantial modified to fire at 750 rpm with a 950 round magazine to allow it to be fired from a helicopter.