"Zielen" wird obsolet...

[Von Tamfeld]

http://www.economist.com/node/21542716

Kurzer Auszug:

The XM25, as the new gun is known, weighs about 6kg (13lb) and fires a 25mm round. The trick is that instead of having to be aimed directly at the target, this round need only be aimed at a place in proximity to it. Once there, it explodes—just like Shrapnel’s original artillery shells—and the fragments kill the enemy. It knows when to explode because of a timed fuse. In Shrapnel’s shells this fuse was made of gunpowder. In the XM25 it is a small computer inside the bullet that monitors details of the projectile’s flight.

[Varminter]

http://www.economist.com/node/21542716

Kurzer Auszug:

The XM25, as the new gun is known, weighs about 6kg (13lb) and fires a 25mm round. The trick is that instead of having to be aimed directly at the target, this round need only be aimed at a place in proximity to it. Once there, it explodes—just like Shrapnel’s original artillery shells—and the fragments kill the enemy. It knows when to explode because of a timed fuse. In Shrapnel’s shells this fuse was made of gunpowder. In the XM25 it is a small computer inside the bullet that monitors details of the projectile’s flight.

Servus,

das wird dann aber wirklich fad bei den Landes - und Staatsmeisterschaften...

[Von Tamfeld]

Net wirklich - ich geh mal davon aus das so ein Geschoß gleich die ganze Tafel schrottet...

Wie zählst das dann?

[Varminter]

Net wirklich - ich geh mal davon aus das so ein Geschoß gleich die ganze Tafel schrottet...

Wie zählst das dann?

Wie der alte Siegfried Hübner.

Der erste Treffer zählt...

[Von Tamfeld]

[Capulus]

gibts die auch als .22er

[rubylaser694]

gibts die auch als .22er

Noch nicht, wird aber für z.b. die .50bmg schon entwickelt!

http://www.businessinsider.com/bi-self- ... let-2012-1

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/01 ... ded-bulle/

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4G6yjo9LaU[/youtube]
http://www.businessinsider.com/this-fan ... Insider%29

Ist ein Projekt über die DARPA
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/05 ... s-by-2011/

The “One Shot” program originally aimed to give snipers the power to hit a target from 2000 meters away in winds as high as 40 miles per hour. In the first phases of the 3-year-old program, shooters used prototype rifles dressed with lasers and fancy computer hardware to do damage from 1,100 meters away in 18-mile-an-hour winds. The scope-mounted lasers can “see” wind turbulence in the path of the bullet and feed the data to computers, enabling real-time calculation of — and compensation for — the wind-blown trajectory.

The program is just one of several high-tech hardware upgrades the U.S. military is pursuing for its snipers. Plans are also in place to make bullets that can change course in mid-air and a stealth sniper scope that would make shooters all but invisible.

With luck, Darpa will have its new supersniper rifles by the fall of 2011.

[rubylaser694]

Der US-Hersteller TrackingPoint produziert etwa ein Jagdgewehr, das über ein komplexes Zielsuchsystem auf Linux-Basis verfügt. Die "Precision Guided Firearm" ermöglicht es damit selbst Laien, auf Distanzen bis zu einem Kilometer ein Ziel genau zu treffen

http://diepresse.com/home/techscience/h ... e/index.do

We were plinking targets with $17,000+ Linux-powered hunting rifles, made by a small Austin company called TrackingPoint. Earlier this year, Ars reported on TrackingPoint's "Precision Guided Firearm" at CES,

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/03/ ... red-rifle/

Whooooouuuu...ein hypermoderner Linuxrechner und ein I-Pad....

Naja, um 17000USD würde ich mir ein Gewehr+ZF um 7000USD und Muni um 10000USD kaufen.