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Is a "revolver" cannon, not revolving (aka rotary / gattling); as each gun only has a single barrel rather than multiple; but the loading system spins like a revolver.
But whatever, its still better than most cannons of its tier cuz it fires faster.
Technically the FJ4B should have revolving cannons too, but Gaijin gaijinn'd that plane so its a mess.
Also, what he said. Cannons atm are better than MG's.
Japan's Sabre F40 is high speed/god agility/good firepower
Germany's Canadair is god speed/good agility/good firepower
America's Sabre F2 is high speed/good agility/great firepower (firepower is second only to the Hunter which you can outturn, the French 'bomber' which you can outrun and outturn, and ARGUABLY the MiG 17 which you can outturn)
Still don't get why the British don't have the Canadair Sabre too.
I mean technically the British used more of them than Germany ever did. rofl
Damaging an aircraft with anything at this BR is pretty much guaranteed fatal (spark thunder not withstanding).
.50 cals are more accurate and allow for longer range kills (1km+). 20mm are better at killing at closer ranges (0.5km and lower) since you don't have as much time to land your burst on target with .50 cals.