...if they ever have to fight an Indoor Simulated war!
I wonder if this will really work. The noise and recoil will be absent.
Some things are just better done in the field. There is so much you can’t simulate in a VR environment.
Fire hoses and ghillie suits will still be involved.
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What happened to the chain saw and the nail gun?
...if they ever have to fight an Indoor Simulated war!
...if they ever have to fight an Indoor Simulated war!
...if they ever have to fight an Indoor Simulated war!
...if they ever have to fight an Indoor Simulated war!
heck up`n here mountains we`uns done been trained since 6 years old`n to hit .22 a groundhog`s ear shadow at 1/4 mile spit in the wind spitshine sight. I think America losing
homegrown kid snipers.
“These militia, trained and disciplined in their own houses; not practised in the field, but BRINGING THEIR GUNS
WHICH THEY WERE TAUGHT TO USE WHEN CHILDREN..” p.111, p.168 are sourced from “Proceedings and Debates of the Convention of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania”, Vol. 4, by the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention, 1837-8
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Lazy leaders who like gimmicky solutions and want to avoid maintaining rifle ranges want this garbage - as well as bloodsucking vendors of the expensive and ultimately low-value systems.
I used to play a computer 1st person shooter game called gook nukem or something like that .....
It seems to me that unless a bullet is somehow laser guided or GPS guided (like most long rage missiles are) hitting a person at any more than a 100-150 yards is as much luck as anything else.
Train "snipers"??
Sounds more like basic infantry.
Bullets are stupid. In the 21st Century, it seems that a guidance system would be possible and inevitable in preference to “going ballistic.”Moore’s Law suggests a “Brilliant Pebbles” approach to infantry weaponry.
This latest iteration, modeled off the Firearms Training Simulator (FATS)...
They seem to have forgotten a word-—s/b Firearms Reality Training Simulator (FARTS)