A black homebuilt minigun by killbucket with silver details. Wingnuts and plated hardware, plumbing pipe and a CNC. I made this minigun using my shopbot in my garage next to my new chevy colorado truck. 

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Minigun video 1- Cutting the first parts out to see if they fit up OK. This is a sample barrel pack in front of the semi-assembled body parts.

Minigun video 2- The delinker for my home built minigun is coming together. Discs for the barrel packs are also seen in this video.

Minigun video 3- Drive gears, barrel discs, and sheets of fresh minigun parts. You can get an idea of how I produce my parts in sheets.

Minigun video 4- The front of the minigun carry handle is on, and the shock isolators are completed. Good view of the drive gear in place.

Minigun video 5- A large sample barrel pack mocked up to see what this minigun will look like. Getting the Y-yoke parts put together with the minigun's joystick handle.

Minigun video 6- Now you see the drive gears for the minigun in place, and parts for the side knobs, minigun yoke, and aluminum extrusions.

Minigun video 7- It's starting to look like something now. The minigun's front carry handle is on, and I'm starting to build the six barrel pack. More of the carry yoke is on the minigun now.

Minigun video 8- Making the helix shape on the side of the body and the delinker, using my kitchen stove to soften the plastic.

Minigun video 9- More detail parts for the delinker, the assembled barrel pack for the minigun is seen in this video.

Minigun video 10- Painting the main minigun body parts. The silver details are real silver leafing, and will really jump out on camera.

Minigun video 11- More details on the minigun are painted up, and we see what the isolators look like with the carry handle off.

Minigun video 12- Test video of the proposed ammunition chute parts for the minigun. It needs a five foot flex chute, like all miniguns do.

Minigun video 13- The ShopBot CNC Router making short work of some very tedious tasks, makinf 212 ammo chute link plates.

Minigun video 14- The minigun parts all mocked up on the dining table, to see how it's coming along. The assembled ammo chute is seen.

Minigun video 15- More mocked up minigun detail, the ammo linked chute is a pain to assemble, and my fingers are still sore.

Minigun video 16- The assembled Minigun back pack, built onto a real ALICE Army backpack, with the full length ammunition chute in place.

Minigun video 17- the painted and detailed back pack and chute for the minigun are completed, and the wiring is started.

Minigun video 18- Completion of the minigun main assembly, and the barrels are installed and tested. Just have to install the control gear.

this is the prettiest minigun ever built. Killbucket no longer makes airsoft miniguns, only motorized dummies.

a home made minigun back pack on an alice pack frame made by killbucket the king of airsoft customizers

gloss black gun, ammunition chute in weathered silver this is a completely custom made movie prop minigun based on many previous movie weapons

killbucket only makes miniguns to order for the select few.

few killbucket guns are sold per year. it's usually best to look on craigslist for one first. they never ever sell cheaply

this minigun is one of a kind, made to order for Francis Capilitan

I will not sell you this custom built minigun, but I can make you one like it for about three thousand dollars

big scary miniguns are what killbucket does. this motorized dummy will be used in making movies. Look close at it, you just may see it on the silver screen soon.

killbucket loves miniguns. I can make a custom minigun for you, from mild to wild

a big black minigun that's painted like a Harley Davidson Night Train Motorcycle

a custom made machine gun ammunition magazine, helicopter type, mounted to an ALICE frame

ALICE pack frame, joystick handle, hardware. Killbucket MADE every other part of this minigun himself.

The ALICE pack frame straps were added for full effect, but if you look close, they aren't needed at all. The minigun's ammunition magazine has its own sturdy mounts.

I made my ALICE pack frame mounts from ABS, and the magazine itself is PVC sheet. All parts were cut using a Shopbot CNC router.

have CNC, will MAKE. I make replica guns and olther fun items. This is an ALICE pack frame that has a helicopter machine gun magazine added to it for my latest minigun build.

minigun with a back pack. I made my own predator type minigun and back mounted helicopter magazine.

the round re-positioner and booster mount on top of the magazine, and do to the ammunition what they are called.

Yes, this is a big minigun, larger than seen in the movies that use an airsoft gun.

Making the ALICE pack was one of the funnest parts of creating this movie minigun.

The ammunition chute was designed by myself and has 106 links. It os heavy-duty, and can actually support my own weight.

An ammunition chute is what really brings a minigun alive, I think. This hand built minigun was made by Killbucket of Citrus Heights, California

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