MG 213 cannon

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The MG 213 cannon was an experimental German 20/30 mm revolver aircraft cannon developed by Mauser during World War II that pioneered the revolver cannon design used in many postwar aircraft guns.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft cannon ⓘ
autocannon ⓘ
revolver cannon ⓘ
action revolver mechanism ⓘ
ammunitionType 20×82 mm ⓘ
30×85 mmB ⓘ
barrels 1 ⓘ
caliber 20 mm ⓘ
30 mm ⓘ
category 20 mm artillery ⓘ
30 mm artillery ⓘ
conflict World War II ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Nazi Germany ⓘ
designDate 1943 ⓘ
designedBy Mauser engineers ⓘ
designedFor Luftwaffe fighter aircraft ⓘ
designedInPeriod early 1940s ⓘ
developer Mauser ⓘ
era World War II German weapons ⓘ
feedSystem belt-fed ⓘ
firingMode automatic ⓘ
influenced ADEN cannon ⓘ
DEFA cannon ⓘ
M39 cannon ⓘ
Revolverkanone BK-27 ⓘ
postwar revolver aircraft cannon designs ⓘ
intendedRole air-to-air weapon ⓘ
fighter aircraft armament ⓘ
legacy basis for several NATO aircraft guns ⓘ
manufacturer Mauser ⓘ
mounting internal aircraft gun installation ⓘ
notableFeature high rate of fire for its time ⓘ
pioneered modern revolver cannon layout ⓘ
numberOfChambers 5 ⓘ
operatingPrinciple gas-operated revolver cylinder ⓘ
placement fuselage gun bay ⓘ
wing root installation ⓘ
projectName MG 213C ⓘ
propellant cartridge-based ⓘ
status experimental weapon ⓘ
not mass-produced ⓘ
usedIn World War II ⓘ
variant MG 213C/20 ⓘ
linked to: MG 213C

MG 213C/30 ⓘ
linked to: MG 213C

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