"The sights could be projected on a visor or something and the sights couldn't be ignored."......"could always see where the rifle was aiming" The red dot Man's a legend
Drafting table. DRAFTING TABLE!! 1988 was a very different world - before the event horizon. The IBM PC was 7 years old. We were running DOS, Windows 2 had been released around Christmas 1987, and the 80386 was king. No PC-based CAD that wasn't much above Autocad 2D and Pro/Engineer unless you spent the big bucks on Intergraph and Applicon dedicated systems, or Prime, or Sun or Computervision and spent a year getting trained and practicing. Yet systems were invented by the crafty mind of this man that were superior to those of the enemy, lathes spun, millers milled, forges forged, and it all got done. The spark was the genius of the man, overcoming the limitations of the age. Wow. Just wow. It's just so enriching to immerse your mind in the creative whirlpool of these pioneers and realize that while PC/ATs might be obsolete, the human mind never is.
That is incorrect British soldiers are trained to engage a target within 3 seconds in fact the infantry superstition of never taking a 3rd light for a cigarette comes directly from that.
"Shoot from the hip, sights be damned, accuracy by volume - preferably tracers..."
Eugene Stoner
Hahaha nice handle lol
Looks pretty similar to the mock up guess of how Textrons NGSW submission functions.
Yup.
Exactly the comment I was looking for
I’m loving these. I’ve watched all of them. Thanks for uploading them
Nice start
"The sights could be projected on a visor or something and the sights couldn't be ignored."......"could always see where the rifle was aiming"
The red dot
Man's a legend
It’s been around since the 1950s on the civilian market…
Drafting table. DRAFTING TABLE!! 1988 was a very different world - before the event horizon. The IBM PC was 7 years old. We were running DOS, Windows 2 had been released around Christmas 1987, and the 80386 was king. No PC-based CAD that wasn't much above Autocad 2D and Pro/Engineer unless you spent the big bucks on Intergraph and Applicon dedicated systems, or Prime, or Sun or Computervision and spent a year getting trained and practicing.
Yet systems were invented by the crafty mind of this man that were superior to those of the enemy, lathes spun, millers milled, forges forged, and it all got done. The spark was the genius of the man, overcoming the limitations of the age. Wow. Just wow. It's just so enriching to immerse your mind in the creative whirlpool of these pioneers and realize that while PC/ATs might be obsolete, the human mind never is.
He designs guns "For People Problems. "
Awesome to see this and how he could see the modern battlefield.
If you have more, keep it coming.
This is very valuable information
Thank you I find these videos interesting they give me things to think about
Visionary!
Gotta clear those sinuses 😂 This man is an absolute legend.
Stoner blowing his nose….awesome !!!🤣🤣🤣
Simo Häyhä never used telescopic sights and claimed it took too much time to sight the target.
Hemp plastic may do the trick when it comes to the case.
What rifle is being shown off at the end of this?
That is incorrect British soldiers are trained to engage a target within 3 seconds in fact the infantry superstition of never taking a 3rd light for a cigarette comes directly from that.
Why don’t we have polymer ammunition?
Why don’t we have magnetic propulsion slugs?
It's a conspiracy by Big Brass
Hahah 🤙🏻
Call up Carl and Ian to do wwsd cartridge addition.
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