Not so much to cut down a tree, just the thought of putting out 3,000 rounds a minute is awesome.![]()
True, but you're not holding it in your hand(s) and shooting it - more like operating a remote control car versus driving a real one. The adrenalin rush has to be a lot different.Meh!, 3,oooo rounds a minute is OK I guess, but the Vulcan M61A2 cannon on the Phalanx CIWS does 6,600 rounds per minute.......and it's shoots 20mm cartridges!
True, but you're not holding it in your hand(s) and shooting it - more like operating a remote control car versus driving a real one. The adrenalin rush has to be a lot different.
In 1787 when the Constitution was written the right to bear arms included the high tech arms used by the military. If the government ever becomes so tyrannical it must be overthrown as was done by our founders starting in 1776 to deny those high tech arms to the average joe is removing our right of protection from the government.I would ban computerized weapons and sighting equipment on firearms immediately, like yesterday. You can say I'm paranoid and you would be right, when I know what can be done with today's weapons, there is no way that I would want the average Joe to have one of the self aiming/computer assisted weapons. These type of firearms are for the military only, that in itself is scary as all heck!
boarded up and filled with concrete
It worked at Chernobyl, it just might work with politicians too! [emoji2]
Sent from my SM-G903F using Tapatalk
Maybe they do - don't recall every seeing a dash cam in a turbo-prop.iPhone captures turbo-prop. (In tricky lighting)
(When will dash cams be able to do this?)
...
Maybe they do - don't recall every seeing a dash cam in a turbo-prop.![]()