AC-130 with autopilot and lots of guns

This Is an AC-130, just under 700 comp Features: Autopilot with altitude hold and roll stabilisation Powered by 6 Propeller engines Armed with 16 small tank cannons separated into 4 turrets on the left side of the plane. Has retractable rear landing gear. Has landing flaps. Has two dragon engines for taxi/assisting in takeoff. Has a functioning cargo bay Top speed of 145 mph/233 kph. Controls: W/S for pitch. A/D for roll. E/Q for yaw(mainly used while autopilot is enabled to steer while shooting) Shift for thrust. 1, 2, 3, and 4 for individual engine toggle READ: Hold right click for taxi.- Because the plane has engine power, it will attempt to brake, so even with the propellers spinning, you may not be able to begin moving forward until you hold right click X for flaps. G for gear. Z for cargo door Ctrl. for reverse. Left alt for autopilot Right alt for gun cam Left click to shoot. Autopilot: When you click left Alt for autopilot, the plane saves its current altitude and then tries to match the set altitude until you turn it off. Do not fight the autopilot; if it gets too far off course, it will override your inputs. Try to only enable autopilot after you level off, as even with a PID for stability, it may sometimes overshoot and oscillate. The autopilot will also try to level out your roll; however, you can override this and perform banking turns as normal. Keep in mind the autopilot will pull up for you in the banking turn. While in autopilot, the best way to steer the craft is by using the yaw controls (E/Q) Short runway takeoff: Click z,x, and shift to activate flaps, close the bay door, and enable thrust. The plane should not move until you provide power to the wheels. Once the propellers are spun up, hold right click and hold S to drive forward and attempt to pull up. When you first begin driving, the plane may pull a wheely. Once you have cleared any obstacles, click x again for flaps and g for gear. Other: It can take some time to learn to properly aim the