It actually is, since a machine is more likely to keep an automatic weapon on-target than a human being is, just because of the shear strength required. If a m

It actually is, since a machine is more likely to keep an automatic weapon on-target than a human being is, just because of the shear strength required. If a machine is firing at me from over 600 yards away with a large-bore rifle, there's not a lot I can do about it as a human unless I have a rocket launcher of some kind. And then only if I'm very, very lucky.