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I guess that piston would be really wobbly because of huge mass of several guns on a single piston, even more so for rotor displacement stack.
And I can't see useful application of hinge here. Maybe for gun concealment behind armor for the duration of reload, idk. What's your idea involving hinges?
Detecting if the weapon is reloading is a big complication, unfortunately. There is no way of just checking a weapons' state, I'd have to track and count each guns' last shot time, all guns have different reload times, railguns are affected by capacitors, etc. If I did that, what would timer blocks do anyway?