How could a six-gun turret fit and function on a Tillman hull?
Short answerOnly with a very tight and complicated arrangement; interactions among six guns and their machinery multiply the engineering problems.
NotesA sextuple mounting is more complicated than six copies of a single gun. Ammunition supply, loading, recoil, structure, and the relationships among the weapons introduce additional failure paths. Fitting that machinery within the Tillman beam would make the arrangement especially tight. The rule of thumb is deliberately approximate, but it captures why complexity rises much faster than barrel count.