[spetznaz]

Great gun. Actually great system, since it is more of a system than a gun, with the gun part being the most basic aspect of a much larger union of equipment.

I do wonder however if there is a difference between hunting game and shooting game. I don't see the skill involved here ...no tracking, no stalking, no baited breath before taking a shot. All that is required here is US$30,000 and the ability to hold a trigger while a computer does everything else for you.

Yes, I also don't think canned hunts are hunts.

Anyways, as for the gun that is one absolute master-piece of a weapon. Although I am certain it will be quickly banned in the US. If Libs were getting fits over the Barrett .50 cal imagine the epileptic fits over this system. :)

[citizen]

If you’re going to use this weapon system for contract-type killing, you will have to disable, if possible, all the smart capabilities that would record the particulars of your firings internally and, I suspect, eventually report them to the manufacturer and thus to grid. Date, time, gps location, bearing, range, scope video, etc.

[PapaBear3625]

I do wonder however if there is a difference between hunting game and shooting game. I don't see the skill involved here ...no tracking, no stalking, no baited breath before taking a shot. All that is required here is US$30,000 and the ability to hold a trigger while a computer does everything else for you.

If they advertised it as a sniper weapon that allows you to take out zombies as 1,000 yards, do you think the govt would allow civilians to buy it?