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cause a) you can't see when you're being shot at b) it suffices if there is a sufficiently large (to you invisible) reflection within your field of vision c) y
by wnkrshm 9y ago
cause
a) you can't see when you're being shot at
b) it suffices if there is a sufficiently large (to you invisible) reflection within your field of vision
c) you can automatically scan a whole field very quickly, invisibly, silently
d) the laser spot gets larger at a distance, so the laser is not a pointer but a shotgun cone with 2m diameter