You may be right... but heli-snipers have to live with that, with the moving of the helicopter that it's always present even with it's hovering, with the noise and all the rest. The rest is cold blood and concentration... and likely a good bit of confidence for the gunner of the minigun. But i'm glad you liked this and took the time to leave me your comment. It's always appreciated. Thanks.

I think i disagree this time. I drawn it not too well and it may give a bad idea, but the Minigun it's indeed aimed to fire well under the sniper's weapon and hand, firing on the vehicles in the road below.

It's a perspective issue really. If you look, the 'aim' is actually right at the snipers gun and hand. Since Gatling guns fir one the upper most tube and not the lower most... unless the Gunner is holding the gatling gun upside down.

~ Allester E. Darkflame

You are two times wrong, my friend. The Kite helicopter of my stories is not even relative to the Black Hawk, that sincerely starts to be a bit old, too.
Its "father", instead, is the modern and excellent AW101 HC3, the Merlin in service in the Royal Air Force. Three engines, cargo bay for up to 40 persons and a rear cargo door Chinook-style. I suggest you taking a look at it on the Internet, it's not hard to find at all.
You'll find it under any keyword from EH101 to AW101 to Merlin.

Thanks for the comment and the mark, anyway