Am I blind, or do I not see the slide cycling and brass ejecting? I'd also figure the recoil to be upward as well as back. Looks like Zer0's birth certificate to me.
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Am I blind, or do I not see the slide cycling and brass ejecting? I'd also figure the recoil to be upward as well as back. Looks like Zer0's birth certificate to me.
He's pretty good at flying it without looking. And sweeping himself with the muzzle. And being fake. [facepalm]Quote:
Originally Posted by PSS
Either way, it's bound to happen eventually. Heck, sci-fy movies and video games have had gun drones in them for at least 20 years!
This, the idea of a weaponized drone for personal use is not a new concept.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
CNN Article claims for now, that state couldnt find anything illegal. One of those now they rush to regulate it.
FAA tries to control drone use claiming they are aircraft. Aside from them wanting too much power, one has to ask. Ok what makes a drone, how are they different from other rc planes? There are conventional rc planes that are turbine and jet powered and big enough to take out a house easy loaded with explosives.
Vs the scary looking quads, generally are pretty short range, low payload, very loud.
It really I think is somewhat analogous to the ignorance and fear of ar-15's.
And...he gets arrested but not for the drone....
http://wtnh.com/2015/07/23/clinton-t...rone-arrested/
*sigh*
Going to help all the more a libtard representative without enough bills introduced this session to whip something up.
Under 21, so I imagine some work should be done on why he was messing around with a handgun perhaps.
Ok...my understanding was that electronically fired guns were a big no no with the Atf as they could be programmed to fire repedidly like a mg with one flip of a switch...yet there really hasn't been any mention of that on any of the forums I visit...
I was more worried about the anti rc quadcopter movement. The electronic switch was already frowned on yes.