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The Peacemaker
Dr. Richard Gatling envisioned his Gatling Gun as an instrument of peace, a machine to make armies smaller and reduce human suffering. Weirdly enough it is more well-known as the most efficient instrument for mass murder available in the 1860s and 1870s, essential for any imperial power attempting to conquer the globe. Against enemies with 0 ARM, this weapon automatically performs Critical Hits with full damage.
The Gatling Gun is an American rapid-fire gun Invented by Dr. Richard Gatling in 1861, a predecessor to all modern machineguns. It features multiple barrels arranged around a central axis and operated by a hand-crank mechanism. This allowed for rapid and sustained fire, making it a formidable weapon on the battlefields of the American Civil War and beyond. The Gatling Gun's design represented a significant advancement in firepower, providing military forces with a means to deliver a high volume of fire at a time when single-shot rifles were the norm. In the 1870s a number of these weapons were purchased by the British Empire, used to great effect in the British Conquest of Africa, the Anglo-Zulu Wars and the Oceanykan Frontier Wars. These weapons were largely chambered in .45-70 Government.