Radio control heli with real gun!

[woodland]

This is just too cool! I did have another link to a longer video showing it firing multiple rounds while flying, but that was on a site that turned out to not be very pg. But this one gives a decent idea.

http://www.guzer.com/videos/rc_chopper_gun.php

 

[lizziedog1]

Cool but...

The website has something on it about the legality of this. What about the safety of this thing? There would be nearly no way to aim any shot. Unless the shots are fired straight into the ground, who knows were the bullets will end up.

 

[whitebb]

Wouldn't the BATF be interested in talking to these guys?

 

[Avizpls]

Hey! that was my idea!!!

http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=179027

 

[isa268]

acturaly the Greaseman on Rock 101 in DC thought of it back in 1988.

http://grease.moorewebdesign.com/audio/best_of/113-TheBitWithoutAnEnding.mp3

http://www.greaseman.org/

 

[Handy]

And it remains a really bad idea, violating nearly every rule of gun safety.

 

[Crosshair]

I thought they where doing this for the military?

 

[GlocksRfun]

I'll take 2 please.

 

[Mannlicher]

slave the rifle to a TV camera, and where the camera goes, the bullets go. Does not seem all that difficult these days.

 

[JSalcedo]

That is pretty cool. Caution and responsibility would be of the utmost importance when running a machine of this nature.

I know model rockets with guidance systems are illegal but remote aircraft with guns I'm not so sure.