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The Gatling Gun: Changing the World One Bullet at a Time (2011)
During the American Civil War the worlds first effective machine gun. The Gatling Gun fired five bullets at a time, and while never gaining traction during the war, went on to be a major mile stone in weaponry.
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During the American Civil War the worlds first effective machine gun. The Gatling Gun fired five bullets at a time, and while never gaining traction during the war, went on to be a major mile stone in weaponry.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mackenzie Criswell
In Theaters:1/1/2011
Box Office:$100
Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:CineGenie MPC
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