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I believe that is the point. A human doesn't have the timing/strength to accurately shoot in full auto, a robot possibly can.
by mbell 13y ago
I believe that is the point. A human doesn't have the timing/strength to accurately shoot in full auto, a robot possibly can.
- jonmrodriguez 13y agoThe robot still wouldn't want to shoot on auto. It might shoot as fast as auto, but it would want to decide & control when each round goes off, rather than rely on the fixed timing of the auto mechanism
- SEJeff 13y agoI believe that is my point. The timing and strength has nothing to do with it. I was the commander's gunner on a .50 caliber machine gun because I was a good shot. The barrel "travels" upwards. It isn't really about holding it down, it is just the physics. Have you ever fired a fully automatic weapon?