$17,000 linux-powered precision guided rifle
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Already covered in depth here:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...REPORT-Trackingpoint-Precision-Guided-Firearm
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...REPORT-Trackingpoint-Precision-Guided-Firearm
Mystic Precision
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For the nintendo generation...
Same way that a SIM driving game will let you be a F1 driver in no time at all.
As long as you still have to squeeze the trigger and handle the recoil, LR precision shooting will have to be learnt regardless of what the monitor says.
Jerry
PS, it doesn't measure the wind..... still a long ways to go.
Same way that a SIM driving game will let you be a F1 driver in no time at all.
As long as you still have to squeeze the trigger and handle the recoil, LR precision shooting will have to be learnt regardless of what the monitor says.
Jerry
PS, it doesn't measure the wind..... still a long ways to go.
Mystic Precision
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IDF is working on a scope that WILL read the wind.
right now, prototypes can only read 1 vector so you can only read wind at one distance.
They are working on being able to figure out a wind gradient (average of winds at various locations). This will provide a firing solution that can get a bullet on target.
Civy versions were supposed to be offered if it ever got figured out. Not sure where they are in development.
That will be interesting tech.
Jerry
right now, prototypes can only read 1 vector so you can only read wind at one distance.
They are working on being able to figure out a wind gradient (average of winds at various locations). This will provide a firing solution that can get a bullet on target.
Civy versions were supposed to be offered if it ever got figured out. Not sure where they are in development.
That will be interesting tech.
Jerry
Mystic Precision
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But the "nanny" button will tell him or her when the trigger can be pulled....
AND stop you if it feels you are not doing what it wants.
About as exciting as having a car tell you to put your seat belt, while defeating the ignition until you do
Feel safer already
Jerry
PS. the output can be streamed live so you can have your "friends" debate whether you should or shouldn't shoot. Always great to have so much support in those important decisions.
Can't wait for the pants to tell you how and when to take a pi$$...
Take that mount it on a machine gun and combine with google glasses for heads up display to make this:
http://avp.wikia.com/wiki/M56_Smartgun
So when you fight it should look something like this:
http://ca.ign.com/videos/2013/02/12...endary-weapon-mission-6-for-bella-walkthrough
jump for 45 seconds
http://avp.wikia.com/wiki/M56_Smartgun
So when you fight it should look something like this:
http://ca.ign.com/videos/2013/02/12...endary-weapon-mission-6-for-bella-walkthrough
jump for 45 seconds
Weird I did a search before I posted didn't see that one?
It's brand new tech, give it a few years for moore's law to work out the kinks. I can see the day where these systems can out shoot humans easily!
I can see it being useful for military but for an individual to own one - pointless. It would take all the fun out of it.
I can see it being useful for military but for an individual to own one - pointless. It would take all the fun out of it.
