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- 16 de Dic, 2019
That's because autocannons are with rare exception, burst-fire weapons. AC/20's are also almost certainly lower velocity shells reliant on mass instead of velocity to do their damage, so instead of one big slam out the back you've got multiple, smaller ones. Gauss Rifles also fire fucking massive 300mm projectiles made of solid nickel-iron, so I don't think your average autocannon comes anywhere close to the sheer mass of shot that gets shoved down range, even when you factor in bursts being fired.Also, you'd think if it can handle what must be an ungodly amount of recoil and vibration from an AC/20 going full retard the mounts would only need a bit more reinforcement and adjustment to handle the single big shock of a Gauss Rifle firing. It's a slightly different animal, perhaps, and the slightly increased weight of the GR alone might make it harder to keep it flying out of the mech but... /shrug