For the same reason that most inventors create things- to make money from the sale of the thing.
The Puckle Gun wasn't actually a machine gun, though.
It's when a machine gun enters the nose.
Machine Gun Corps ended in 1922.
the F-117 dose not have machine gun
No. Machine Gun Kelly has never killed anyone. But his favorite Gun is a Tommy kepsake machine Gun which he is said to have only fired at tin cans
The aircraft mounted machine gun was at first simply a ground machine mounted for a gunner to fire. All sides in WW1 used it. The first successful machine gun fired by a pilot was the Lewis machine gun on a special mounting attached to the top wing, allowing the gun to fire over the propellor.
An early form of machine gun designed for shipboard defense invented by James Puckle in 1718.
It was a gun designed by James Puckle, and considered, by some, to be the first machine gun. Try an internet search for the term and you'll find several articles on it.
Britain. The first known ancestor of multi-shot weapons was created by James Puckle (a London lawyer) who patented "The Puckle Gun" on May 15th 1718
London, England, in 1718 by James Puckle.
England, in 1718. Search Wikipedia for James Puckle.
James Puckle was the inventor of the Puckle defense gun. He was born in Norwich, United Kingdom in 1667 and died in London in 1724.
James Puckle was an English inventor born in 1667 in London, known primarily for creating the Puckle gun, an early type of machine gun patented in 1718. The Puckle gun was designed to fire round bullets at enemy ships or infantry, showcasing an innovative mechanism for rapid fire. Puckle was also a lawyer and had various interests, including philosophy and military technology. Despite his invention's potential, it did not gain widespread adoption during his lifetime.
The person is James Puckle. This was in 1718. He called it "The Puckle Gun," a tripod-mounted- single new invention, The "Puckle Gun" was demonstrated right after he tested it. That's pretty much all there is to it.
Mr. James Puckle (no, did not make that up) in 1718. It was a cannon with a revolving breech. Do a computer search for "Puckle Gun" and enjoy.
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James Puckle, from London England, created the "Puckle Gun" in 1718 A tripod-mounted, single-barreled flintlock gun fitted with a multishot revolving cylinder. hope that helps, lol
James Puckle, an English inventor known for creating the Puckle gun, died in 1724. The exact circumstances of his death are not well-documented, but it is believed that he passed away in London. His contributions to early firearm technology remain more notable than the details of his life and death.