Speaking of revolving firearms, their earliest appearance on Earth can be traced back to the early sixteenth century.
At that time, it was still a revolving matchlock gun.
It was not until the early nineteenth century that Collier invented the revolving flintlock pistol.
However, the one who truly popularized revolving firearms was Colt.
From the first cap-fired revolving pistol to the first rifle with practical significance, Colt's repeating rifle, also known as the first ring-lever revolving rifle.
These can all be called the ancestors of revolving firearms.
As for the revolving machine gun, it's just an extension of this structure.
Indeed, the importance of revolving firearms to the development of firearm history has long been proven.
The most significant advantage of this structure is its ability to greatly enhance the firearm's rate of fire and shooting speed.
This principle can certainly be applied to the traits of the "Evil Eye."
