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Thanks for the reply. :-)
The diff between ACs and Chainguns is the loading mechanism, for anyone who isn't aware. Chainguns are also NOT gatling guns, though I suppose it's entirely possible you could make a gatling-style chaingun.
Technically these are Rotary Machine Guns, not miniguns. The minigun is actually a specific weapon, the GE M134 Minigun, so named to differentiate it from their other rotary weapon at the time, the M61 Vuclan rotatry cannon. Mini to note smaller than the 20 mm cannon, and gun to indicate using rifle ammunition.
End Pedantic Mode.
I doubt anyone cares, just thought I'd point it out.
Popular usage is for 'minigun' to refer to any rifle calibre rotary machine gun, but the official and technical designations used by the manufacturers and the military is rotary machine gun.
With that said, this is a sound idea, squad support weapons tend to be heavier weapons, and designed to be so. Especially if it's a rotary machinegun/ minigun instead of an LMG.