[Stewart]

However, with automatic guns, such as aircraft cannons, a round fired earlier, ie. in case of higher cyclic rate during a given time frame will reach the target earlier, than in a case of a higher velocity round fired at a slower cyclic rate. For practical applications, careful aiming and application of proper lead is less attractive than just let the target 'walked into' a sufficiently dense line of firepower applied - ie. point and shoot. Its a fail-proof method. No, it is not! actively "Dragging" the bullet stream accross the target is much better than waiting for the target to fly threw. The neccessary ingreadient is that the shorter the ToF, the more likely you are to be able to score hits!

There is a reason for using shotguns for hunting small game and birds with a high number of slow pellets instead of .223 bolt action rifles with 1200-1300 m/sec. This argument is faseeshious on it's face! There are numerious reasons why it is not true!