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Steadicams make cameras stable with clever counterweights, not gyros. There is a gyro-based system that filmmakers and traffic copters have been using, though.
Two films that I know of depict an actual steadicam used as a weapon stabilizer – Nemesis and Aliens.
Ugh. If you refuse to sell on the civilian market at all, please don’t even bother showing up at SHOT Show. I don’t care if it’s a $50k product, I’m so sick of that attitude.