What this tech does isn't something a competent shooter couldn't do anyway with a high degree of accuracy, it just lowers the bar on who can do it, and eliminat

What this tech does isn't something a competent shooter couldn't do anyway with a high degree of accuracy, it just lowers the bar on who can do it, and eliminates much of the need for many hours of practice before hand. So, in short, yes, this already applies to any long range rifle, and a rifle capable of this degree of accuracy (though not auto-aiming) can be had, just about everywhere, as a cash and carry item for a retail price of under $500.