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This owner 3D printed his own Halo Gauss Cannon.

Halo Gauss Cannon

The M68 Asynchronous Linear-Induction Motor, commonly known as the M68 Gauss Cannon, is a weapon used by the United Nations Space Command during the Human-Covenant War (COMPUTER FPV GAME.) It fires hyper- velocity, high-density projectiles and can be mounted on a stationary stand or on the rear of the M12G1 Gauss Warthog vehicle.

The M70 Electromagnetic Launcher, or M70 Gauss Cannon, is the latest addition to the Gauss cannon family, introduced in Halo 5: Guardians. It utilizes a hybrid of established coilgun technologies and Covenant- derived pulsed power systems, and unlike its predecessors, it does not require a power tether and is instead powered by an internal capacitor.

Both the M68 and M70 Gauss Cannons are powerful anti-vehicle weapons capable of causing significant damage to enemy vehicles and infantry. They are known for their accuracy and high damage output, often resulting in one-shot kills against infantry targets.

In terms of specifications, the M68 Gauss Cannon has a length of 3.0 meters (9.7 ft), while the M70 Gauss Cannon measures 245 centimeters (96.3 in).

The M68 fires a 25x130mm ferric-tungsten slug at hypersonic speeds, approaching Mach 40, whereas the M70 uses a 25×130mm M485 HV/FTHPP ammunition type.

The M68 Gauss Cannon is operated as a coilgun and has a semi-automatic rate of fire. It can hold up to 750 rounds, while the M70 can fire up to 9 rounds when detached and has an unlimited supply when mounted.

Halo Gauss Cannon for Cybertruck - Part 2

https://halocybertruck.com/article-list/f/halo-gauss-cannon-for- cybertruck---part-2?blogcategory=Other+Items

Poster Comment:

Mach 40. F = M x A. 1,116.44 feet per second at Mach 1. So, Mach 40 = 44,657.6 foot pounds per second for a one pound projectile. I think this might become a real weapon even though it is featured in a computer game.

Just saying that if there is a Civil War, we need tech.