So, you noticed that too... Locked out of your own gun when it malfunctions and your life depends on it working immediately? Lots of videos that don't match their titles, and bragging about technology that-- is it really making us better? Or, are we becoming too dependent on it and moving ourselves further and further away from nature...Like those bus destination signs. They used to be on scrolls... there was a lock box outside the bus. The driver would open it and turn a small crank until the wanted destination sign was up. Another box and scroll showed the bus number... I say if it ain't broken don't fix it... Now they ALL stop functioning in an EMP event either from nature or from an enemy... and they just keep breaking down on their own!! The driver has to tell each passenger the bus number and destination. .. And they are MUCH MORE expensive to install and maintain... Not an advancement in my book... I think the human race is mentally ill about BOTH money and technology. .. Both are delusional power...
@@johnlamarca9439 yeah man ur right. Some one told me that everything made by man is going to break down at some point. So, either I can buy another one or repair the one I got. So I have to examine both questions before I buy stuff now a days. Especially careful of the stuff made in China. That stuff from there is really cheap and not well made. Planned obsolescence is the term for the reason things break down. If it didn’t, you would not be back to buy more stuff. See it’s simple.
@@johnlamarca9439 technology DOES make us better. The issue is people unnecessarily adding it in areas it isn't needed. Personal firearms don't really benefit from things like electronic safeties, but they do benefit from things like more refined and rugged optics, as well as lighter and stronger materials.
@@danijelandroid A very real problem, bro! Knocks and bumps do have a way of happening when you are dismounting under fire on a regular basis.... wrists and ankles are two favorites there...... they need a smaller under skin device for multiple troop use.
That's if there's no signal jammer in their pocket? Smart becomes retarded after some thief spend $7? My guns work no matter what kind computer bs in their pockets& it'll stay that way🙌😎
Not quite true. According to an article I found on Russia Beyond (in german language) the MP-155 uses cartridges of calibre 12/76. so 12mm are correct.
@@grokranfan8578 Last time I checked a "rifle" shot a round and not shot. Also of course it's got a rifled barrel if it's a rifle. Shotguns are smooth bore in the barrel. Rifling a shotgun barrel would be pointless as the shot would ruin it pretty quickly. I don't care what the size of the ammo is, that isn't a rifle is all I'm saying.
“It can be carried discretely in a standard backpack” they said while talking about an AR. I dunno if they were thinking very hard when they wrote that part into the script.
@@ARCH4_NGEL yeah, because the school shooter is going to have an expensive premium firearm instead of, oh I don't know, some second-hand or Walmart bargain bin deal
Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. (Isaiah 55:7) Therefore also now, saith the LORD, turn ye even to me with all your heart, and with fasting, and with weeping, and with mourning: And rend your heart, and not your garments, and turn unto the LORD your God: for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repenteth him of the evil. (Joel 2:12-13)
@@bradyballard130 This September purge of the unvaxxed from our government is catastrophic. Only those who are obedient to the Dictatorship will remain which means no one left to protect us -- judges, police, military, etc.
I like how they're advertising Kel Tec's P50 as some sort of gimmicky defense industry item like most of the other things on this list. I love Kel Tec, but that's not the type of market they necessarily go for. Kel Tec specializes in unconventional innovative firearms geared for the civilian market. The P50 is meant to be an affordable PDW option to take advantage of the small comeback of 5.7x28mm that was occurring before COVID hit. It's main selling point is something they didn't touch in the video: it uses P90 magazines, which are already commercially available and proven to work.
Eh who knows, maybe they will attract the attention of some private contractor that will see the P50 as more than a truck gun. You don't scoff at the chance.
That smart gun is a hard "no" for me. I buy guns to operate as simply as possible to minimize the possibility of malfunction. I don't need to find out that a battery ran out or something when I need it most.
it makes more sense for law enforcement and for covert operation (ie bodyguarding etc) then it does for militant or home defence like, im in nz, where we've had maybe two major gun crimes in the past twenty years, (and also have far more strict gun laws which i appreciate) but i can very much see use for an advanced version of this for police in the form of tasers (have them also record audio, and perhaps even have cameras to show useage throughout, and be used for training even.) to prevent people grabbing them off you expecially since tasers carry batteries iregardless. along with protection use, for high level security in the form of tasers, or guns in the rare cases there used.
1:38 The only reason why smart guns are completely a waste of money is because it isn't just easy to disable the locking or "smart" mechanism but I am assuming in the event of an EMP it is completely useless. What are your thoughts?
Every smartgun put on the market has been defeated (To use illegally, or to stop a correct user from using them) some way or another, typically at Defcon as far as I know. My favorite was the one where a guy used a walkie talkie to turn off a company's firearm and said "So, if a cop is using the wrong radio they can't use their gun. cool."
Anything is defeatable with enough time. The goal should be to make it difficult enough that someone without special skills can't disable it. I'd kind of like to see geofencing on guns. A hunter whose gun wouldn't shoot when it was pointed towards houses, a standard feature on guns (except for police) so they won't fire in school zones...
@@nacoran Just remember people still shoot M1 Garands - 80 year old rifles. The only people these fancy guns will stop shooting is hippies who have to have the latest and greatest of everything. For normal people, non-hippies - there are, for example, 20 million Glocks built from 1982 to 2022 in circulation that will reliably go bang if you point it wherever you want and pull the trigger.
In regard to the handgun that uses a bluetooth style bracelet to prevent undesirable use of the weapon, I sure hope that it has a button there on the bracelet that can instantly lock the gun out. Otherwise the opposition would simply accost you at point blank range and that device would be worthless.
right? even with the button, if your not conscious or too wounded to move, it’s over. I suppose it’s still better than a non-smart weapon which doesn’t care who holds it where.
If you have a gun and you feel you're in danger and the threat gets within striking distance to take your weapon you could also get stabbed knocked unconscious from a punch or kick or any other worry. The biggest issue would not having the bracelet on you when you need to fire the gun. Not someone shooting you with your own gun.
Bracelet should have a killswitch/off button so that if the user is disarmed, the gun is deactivated. No signal=no unlock. Otherwise its just like any other bluetooth pairing.
the unfortunate probability being the drones being utilized against non-combatants: turns out TerminatorTM drones dont have angry faces to scare us with as that effect is useless compared to the real capabilities: they fly and and delete recoil from out of bounds instead
"And it won't lose zero because the optic never moves!" Your entire Effing barrel moves on a tiny little hinge that will eventually wear out, you really expect me to believe that it won't lose zero?
@@bantalee2002 No, actually it is not. A rifle is defined by having a rifled barrel. That is a shotgun, and the bore is far larger than 12mm. Also rifles have a completely different receiver style that must handle much higher pressures.
@@erich4647 Actually,.if the shot gun is shooting slugs it will have a rifled barrel. shotgun barrels can be interchanged with a smooth bore or a Damascus barrel depending upon what purpose it is being used for.
2:45 Drone would be INSANE if there was a sniper version. The drone would fly to a spot, post up, then fire at the intended target. Maybe implementing a scope with remote veiwing and an AI facial/object recognition system for live engagement after arming the fire feature. In order to cut out the transmission lag and the object exiting the fireing "hot spot" during transmission and confirmation time.
this may be a stupid question, but a camera would just be able to zoom on it's own, right? Most likely a camera specifically customed to zoom in at the magnifications that a sniper's scope would need. Since it's already electronic, elevation and windage would be calculated automatically
Sniper weapons tend to be heavy, this would probably require multiple drones to work in sync which shouldn't be a problem for the bright minds these days since the tech is there. I think it will happen in the next few decades since war is $
"and compared to the magazine capacity of it's competitors" uh yeah fun fact the only competitors to the kel-tec p50 are the FN P90, which uses the exact same 50 round magazine and the FN Five-seven, which is a pistol. also the 5.7 round is NOT very good for small game hunting. it's quite expensive considering its mainly produced by FN Herstal and you'd be better off with literally ANY OTHER small carbine for that purpose.
The 5.7 round, because it's very fast, it also shoots very flat which still makes it much more convenient to shoot to some. Talking small game though, I also agree the 5.7 isn't exactly ideal simply because you won't have much left of the critter. Get a .22, a 20ga birdshot or even better, a BB gun which over all firearms has the major advantage of being significantly quieter. Despite it being overrated at times the 5.7 definitely isn't a low power round.
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@@JustLiesNOR No, it only ever showed anagrams that could be made from the proper name, so no "u" available. Watery Fowls, Farty Tower, Flay Otters, Fatty Owls, Warty Towels, Flowery Twats and Farty Towels is the best list I can find without a full-on search.
@@u2bbastard Interesting......as a uk'er I spent 7 years in the ATC using the lee Enfield mkii for rifle range practises, marksman badge etc. Also my Foster dad was a park ranger and had a benelli, Winchester
@@jamgooandyou true, but I learned about the Lee Enfield at 14 or so, using them to hunt deer. You guys have to sign up for military service to get training on the differences between firearms. By and large, we just have to be old enough to listen properly to conversations.
so now you have to go to the gun safe unlock it , unlock the trigger guard , go in the other room unlock the ammo safe load a magazine put it in your weapon now go look for your little wrist band that was in the pants you had on 2 days ago . all before the killers get to your wife/kids .
Will the smart gun still work if you're fighting hand to hand with your attacker and he gets the gun but is still within close proximity with the bracelet?
Auto-targeting a specified area could be useful for the Rheinmetall Natter. It could then act as a self defense platform while the occupants could do other tasks.
Life is not a video game. Real militaries of this world insist on having a human in the loop. The day you see one of those RCWS in person, you'll understand why.
It better be able to auto remember its allies kuz I am not to fond seeing our fellow soldiers turn into a swiss cheese due to our Auto targeting gun........
The Kel-Tec P50 is an interesting looking gun, but the magazine placement looks a bit awkward. It would have been better if they put the mag above the barrel with the frame going over it for optic mounts, don't hinge that part you lose zero that way, just slide the fresh mag in and down to lock in. This would make reloading far easier and also move the barrel to be more in line with the trigger helping with recoil. Then again that might be too similar to the P90.
That's exactly a P90. You don't lose zero. The barrel hinges with the upper receiver. Just like an AR -15. If you don't understand why it's a product and you're not a firearms designer, it should be getting clearer by the day.
Kel-Tec makes some of the craziest, goofiest, but absolutely hands down the most fun firearms today. They're the only company still innovating rather than just copying everyone else.
There aren’t a lot of cqb situations where staying behind that corner protects you. Drywall doesn’t stop bullets. Then there’s the inferiority of the rounds vs an SBR
Smart Gun is ridiculous, the one time you will need that gun to save your life you will not have the time to find and put a bracelet on. Not to mention it uses a battery, it will be out of power when you need to use it. Even for law enforcement it's a terrible idea, their gun will not work when they need it just to solve a problem they do not have. They may as well try the same system on fire extinguishers and see how that turns out.
Yes, the term is used incorrectly more often than correctly, but the type actually has a definition: a selective fire (can switch between full and semi auto) rifle of intermediate caliber designed to allow automatic fire without use of a bipod, tripod, or pintle.
Those things are designed to work against civilian drones flying over in restricted areas, I highly doubt anything portable like that could be anything but a minor nuisance for military equipment as any jamming device can generally be overpowered simply by upping the strength of your signal or you could have multiple frequencies planned for use in case one jets too noisy to work on.
The rex1 will be the most important tool to 99% of people watching this video. 5g and the future tech wont waste fuel on slow heavy soldiers. It will be drone swarms and sentries.
I would choose plasma weapons over everything else and a desert eagle as a secondary weapon. You don't know if space wizards with light sabers comes to kidnap you. Not that it'll happen
@@TheBuckStopsHere480 i pick a Desert Eagle because i personally use weapons that would fit my personality. I go all in and don't give a fuck where i am, killing my enemies without remorse. That's me. I actually shoot on first sight. No questions asked
@@UNKNOWN-un6nz not a damn thing is special about it. It supposedly uses radio frequency id to be able to be used. The whole idea that rfid is a way to secure a gun from being shot is laughable at best. I will not ever use a gun like that and it shouldn't be used as a way to keep guns out of criminals hands.
The "smart" gun from Radetec is a complete joke! All you'd have to do is take the wrist band from the owner, unlock the pistol and use it against the owner. That and what happens when the wrist band battery goes dead? Does it lock the owner out of his own pistol? 🤔
Damn bro really? Did you even listen to what the guy said in the video? It won’t work if someone else steals the wrist band. But it can be programmed to work with several users. And obviously, just like everything else that runs on batteries, it warns you when the charge is low. So if it dies on you, it’s not the manufacturers fault... it would be your fault . Is it apples fault whenever your iphone dies?
@@paulinadeluca9117Wrong! at no point in the video did they claim the firearm can't used against it's owner by stealing the wrist band! Yes it locks the pistol if it extends beyond a predetermined range but all you'd have to do is steal the wrist band and unlock the pistol. Good thing I use an android. They have larger batteries and they're built better with gorilla glass. My android phone doesn't shoot bullets just 4k video.
If the gun only need be within the range of the ankle bracelet, then someone touching you with the barrel of the gun would be able to shoot it? Would they not? Smart guns have been tested by many police departments around the world, and so far none have chosen to adopt them.
@@pyro323 I don’t want to be on a chat with technical support in the middle of a gunfight. “Have you tried turning it off for ten seconds and turning it back on again?”
Most smart guns are still at the infant stages. I can see these smart guns getting even better with stabilizers, range optimization, tracking target acquisitions readings, thermal scanners, A.I assistant trouble shooting, customize programmable settings, alert system, and a host of other features that allows it to out perform a traditional gun in every way...... except for when the you forget to charge the battery 🔋 😟
@@MERKINMERICAN I'm just saying we as a society have exchanged convience for almost everything. Do we need washers and dryers? No but technology have made it easier. Do we need a car when we have perfectly good legs, a vehicle just makes the task faster. Do we need cell phones for communications when pen and paper work for generations...No, but having a phone just makes it better. My point is technology will continue to evolve and society will adapt with these changes. I'm not arguing these changes are needed, just saying this is the way the world operates. Future smart gun will come pre-installed with training and safety sessions..lol
@@blackmamba___ smart tech in firearms make the machines less reliable and as for safety, one should never trust any tech or mechanism to make a firearm safer. It’s training and responsibility ;) also this tech is pushed by anti gun folks who know nothing about the firearms they are trying to ban.
@@MERKINMERICAN The horseless carriages were perceived as no more than a high-priced toy for the rich. The early 1900s cars were, to many, a despicable symbol of arrogance and power by people who had no idea what they were doing by opening this pandora's box. The cars were not as reliable as a horse and buggy and had way too many safety concerns that were not properly addressed. But over time, technology continue to advance and now we have cars with park/lane keeping assist, collision avoidance, automatic braking, blind spot warnings, Pederstrian detection, drowsy driver alert, adaptive cruise control, seat belt reminder and hands-free calling/navigation system. Even with all that being said- one can still argue a horse would be more reliable and safer as it would not be prone to computer errors and system failures. But these smart guns will become much safer and reliable over time.
its not though. Hit 1 wire and the whole system is down. We used similar systems in afghanistan and they were always broken. Even when they didn't get shot at.
Interesting design on the P50, but the fact that it's a mere 22 caliber makes it less than practical for any of its advertised uses. Additionally, it's somewhat superfluous considering the Calico 9mm has existed for quite some time.
JESUS CHRIST!!! A TH-cam video that actually has a bit in it about the thing shown in the Thumbnail (the Kel-Tec P50). Wonders will never cease 🤣🤣🤣
So, you noticed that too... Locked out of your own gun when it malfunctions and your life depends on it working immediately? Lots of videos that don't match their titles, and bragging about technology that-- is it really making us better? Or, are we becoming too dependent on it and moving ourselves further and further away from nature...Like those bus destination signs. They used to be on scrolls... there was a lock box outside the bus. The driver would open it and turn a small crank until the wanted destination sign was up. Another box and scroll showed the bus number... I say if it ain't broken don't fix it... Now they ALL stop functioning in an EMP event either from nature or from an enemy... and they just keep breaking down on their own!! The driver has to tell each passenger the bus number and destination. .. And they are MUCH MORE expensive to install and maintain... Not an advancement in my book... I think the human race is mentally ill about BOTH money and technology. .. Both are delusional power...
I like that invicta. I like them all. Thanks for sharing your info on the new technology of stuff.
@@johnlamarca9439 yeah man ur right. Some one told me that everything made by man is going to break down at some point. So, either I can buy another one or repair the one I got. So I have to examine both questions before I buy stuff now a days. Especially careful of the stuff made in China. That stuff from there is really cheap and not well made. Planned obsolescence is the term for the reason things break down. If it didn’t, you would not be back to buy more stuff. See it’s simple.
The United States did the swarm quadcopter with lethal rounds years ago
@@johnlamarca9439 technology DOES make us better. The issue is people unnecessarily adding it in areas it isn't needed. Personal firearms don't really benefit from things like electronic safeties, but they do benefit from things like more refined and rugged optics, as well as lighter and stronger materials.
8:41 ”its so compact it fits in a backpack”
The quiet kid: 😮😏😉
2:00 So if your gun has been taken it will still work great when the attacker is point blank range. Perfect.
its almost as if they're trying to make a shitty version of a lawgiver without the ammo type changes.
Another smart device to be stolen or hacked or dunno. The smart shotgun lol 😂 id call it “LOUD MOUTH” & the silencer version “PSSST”
Or worst your 'bracelet' stops working and you can't fire your weapon.
@@danijelandroid A very real problem, bro! Knocks and bumps do have a way of happening when you are dismounting under fire on a regular basis.... wrists and ankles are two favorites there...... they need a smaller under skin device for multiple troop use.
That's if there's no signal jammer in their pocket? Smart becomes retarded after some thief spend $7? My guns work no matter what kind computer bs in their pockets& it'll stay that way🙌😎
The MP-155 Ultima is NOT a “12mm rifle”! It is a 12 GAUGE Shotgun!
The design was also stolen from some video game developers. Lol Russians.
Not quite true. According to an article I found on Russia Beyond (in german language) the MP-155 uses cartridges of calibre 12/76. so 12mm are correct.
Looked like shotgun shells it was ejecting to me.
@@gregvarner9562 12/76 are shotgun shells. 12/76 means 12mm diameter and 76mm long. So "12mm rifle" is correct although not quite exact.
@@grokranfan8578 Last time I checked a "rifle" shot a round and not shot. Also of course it's got a rifled barrel if it's a rifle. Shotguns are smooth bore in the barrel. Rifling a shotgun barrel would be pointless as the shot would ruin it pretty quickly. I don't care what the size of the ammo is, that isn't a rifle is all I'm saying.
“It can be carried discretely in a standard backpack” they said while talking about an AR. I dunno if they were thinking very hard when they wrote that part into the script.
They were talking about the "XAR Invicta" being able to b put in a bag and b discrete...because it is hinged, being able to fold it in half
@@williamgreene2165 and I am talking about American school shootings involving a certain weapon with a similar title, we are not the same.
Oh I get it!... Lol...🤫
@@ARCH4_NGEL yeah, because the school shooter is going to have an expensive premium firearm instead of, oh I don't know, some second-hand or Walmart bargain bin deal
@@cdgonepotatoes4219 Well, as long as you can see what I can see, I have no qualms.
The corner shot can be made at home with fishing wire, a plank of wood, a drill, and a door hinge.
how about the targeting screen?
@@EwaRiro webcam and an old smart phone?
Just like a 30.06 can be made from steel pipe, sucker rod, door springs, charcoal, sulphur and salt peter.... d'oh
I, honoring my Brazilian title, say:
That was very specific, are you okay?
@@anonimoqualquer5503 no
Mom, can we got a P90.?
But we have a P90 at home...
P90 at home: Kel-Tec P50
Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. (Isaiah 55:7)
Therefore also now, saith the LORD, turn ye even to me with all your heart, and with fasting, and with weeping, and with mourning: And rend your heart, and not your garments, and turn unto the LORD your God: for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repenteth him of the evil. (Joel 2:12-13)
Rex one is one I won’t criticize… That’s a great and effective idea!
'Songar Armed Drone' & 'Kel-Tec P50' & 'Corner Shot' are really really great.
Thanks for the video.
This is just the kind of technology that we need to end the pandemic.
@@bradyballard130 The secret anti-Christ One World Dictatorship will murder their duped stooges just as soon as they are done using them.
@@bradyballard130 This September purge of the unvaxxed from our government is catastrophic. Only those who are obedient to the Dictatorship will remain which means no one left to protect us -- judges, police, military, etc.
That's biological weapon
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That armed drone... Just changed the game in road rage.
I like how they're advertising Kel Tec's P50 as some sort of gimmicky defense industry item like most of the other things on this list.
I love Kel Tec, but that's not the type of market they necessarily go for. Kel Tec specializes in unconventional innovative firearms geared for the civilian market. The P50 is meant to be an affordable PDW option to take advantage of the small comeback of 5.7x28mm that was occurring before COVID hit. It's main selling point is something they didn't touch in the video: it uses P90 magazines, which are already commercially available and proven to work.
Kel-Tec makes some pretty dumb stuff sometimes though.
@@KarnivorActual I said innovative, not good.
Eh who knows, maybe they will attract the attention of some private contractor that will see the P50 as more than a truck gun. You don't scoff at the chance.
@@cdgonepotatoes4219 Why would a contractor pick this over the proven P-90?
@@KarnivorActual price tag?
Video and thumbnail matched 👍
That smart gun is a hard "no" for me. I buy guns to operate as simply as possible to minimize the possibility of malfunction.
I don't need to find out that a battery ran out or something when I need it most.
Or signal jamming
Certain people like police etc come prepared with batteries because Essentially that is apart of ammo batteries are way lighter then mags
Or if a struggle for the gun they still in range of it...
it makes more sense for law enforcement and for covert operation (ie bodyguarding etc) then it does for militant or home defence
like, im in nz, where we've had maybe two major gun crimes in the past twenty years, (and also have far more strict gun laws which i appreciate)
but i can very much see use for an advanced version of this for police in the form of tasers (have them also record audio, and perhaps even have cameras to show useage throughout, and be used for training even.) to prevent people grabbing them off you expecially since tasers carry batteries iregardless. along with protection use, for high level security in the form of tasers, or guns in the rare cases there used.
Don't worry coz for sure the cost of it not for us or civilian
8:46 quiet kid: NOICE
The 2nd gun CAN be very much used against it's owner. It is enough that owner still has band on and you are not too far away from him.
i was wondering the same thing.
These are worth my attention
1:38 The only reason why smart guns are completely a waste of money is because it isn't just easy to disable the locking or "smart" mechanism but I am assuming in the event of an EMP it is completely useless. What are your thoughts?
Every smartgun put on the market has been defeated (To use illegally, or to stop a correct user from using them) some way or another, typically at Defcon as far as I know. My favorite was the one where a guy used a walkie talkie to turn off a company's firearm and said "So, if a cop is using the wrong radio they can't use their gun. cool."
Anything is defeatable with enough time. The goal should be to make it difficult enough that someone without special skills can't disable it.
I'd kind of like to see geofencing on guns. A hunter whose gun wouldn't shoot when it was pointed towards houses, a standard feature on guns (except for police) so they won't fire in school zones...
@@nacoran Just remember people still shoot M1 Garands - 80 year old rifles. The only people these fancy guns will stop shooting is hippies who have to have the latest and greatest of everything. For normal people, non-hippies - there are, for example, 20 million Glocks built from 1982 to 2022 in circulation that will reliably go bang if you point it wherever you want and pull the trigger.
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In regard to the handgun that uses a bluetooth style bracelet to prevent undesirable use of the weapon, I sure hope that it has a button there on the bracelet that can instantly lock the gun out. Otherwise the opposition would simply accost you at point blank range and that device would be worthless.
right? even with the button, if your not conscious or too wounded to move, it’s over. I suppose it’s still better than a non-smart weapon which doesn’t care who holds it where.
Oops. Batteries dead, and so are you.
If you have a gun and you feel you're in danger and the threat gets within striking distance to take your weapon you could also get stabbed knocked unconscious from a punch or kick or any other worry. The biggest issue would not having the bracelet on you when you need to fire the gun. Not someone shooting you with your own gun.
Bracelet should have a killswitch/off button so that if the user is disarmed, the gun is deactivated. No signal=no unlock. Otherwise its just like any other bluetooth pairing.
Imagine no being able to use your gun because of a signal scrambler.
Wow! Scary but exciting! 😳
What can possibly go wrong with a smart pistol? Like when you need it to defend your life and the smart device is acting dumb.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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The Ultima is NOT a "12 mm caliber rifle." It is a 12 gauge shotgun. You just totally blew your credibility with that one asinine statement.
To play Devil's advocate: The narrator is just reading from a script. So the faults on the script writer.
Didn't he say something about a rifle?
He doesn’t seem to know anything about firearms.
@@laurentloudesemot9542 Apparently you think I don't know that. My comment is directed at whomsoever is responsible for the vids content.
@@TheBuckStopsHere480 i realized that's probably what you ment after posting. I ment no offense.
Your upbeat music and narration really showcase these death tools.
the unfortunate probability being the drones being utilized against non-combatants: turns out TerminatorTM drones dont have angry faces to scare us with as that effect is useless compared to the real capabilities: they fly and and delete recoil from out of bounds instead
Keltec p50 looks nice hmm it's interesting
kel=Tec weapons always look cool - from a distance. But they're crap. Crap that can kill you though, so there's that.
You guys should make another chanel for weapons alone I would love it
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C&Rsenal too, bloke on the range, in range, kentucky ballistics and a bunch of others have you covered pal. And they actually know guns and ammo.
amazing guns
i watch these videos and i always think damn, wonder what they’re not showing us
That last one fits in a backpack, perfect for school.
yeah. they should have probably used a different measure for scale.
Knock knock.
Who's there?
ATF. We would like to speak to you about a comment you made concerning a certain rifle and a backpack.
"...so small, it can easily be concealed in a backpack!" 🤔
glad to see I'm not the only one who paused at that lol
Yeah, there's NO WAY that'll become problematic...
"And it won't lose zero because the optic never moves!"
Your entire Effing barrel moves on a tiny little hinge that will eventually wear out, you really expect me to believe that it won't lose zero?
Remember., the Rex one can be back engineered by an enemy just by obtaining ONE SINGLE Rex one from one single fire fight…
Or buy buying a signal jammer and duct taping it to a nerf gun
Corner shot guns have been around for at least 15 years.
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A 12mm rifle? Tf? I'm not a gun designer or gun nut, but I'm pretty sure that's a 12 gauge shotgun. Not a rifle by any means.
Just look up the definition of a rifle. Yes it is a rifle.
@@bantalee2002 No, actually it is not. A rifle is defined by having a rifled barrel. That is a shotgun, and the bore is far larger than 12mm. Also rifles have a completely different receiver style that must handle much higher pressures.
@@erich4647 Actually,.if the shot gun is shooting slugs it will have a rifled barrel. shotgun barrels can be interchanged with a smooth bore or a Damascus barrel depending upon what purpose it is being used for.
@@bantalee2002 still doesn't change the size difference between 12mm and 12 guage
@@bantalee2002 Stop arguing. You’re wrong.
I love that that turret on the top of the truck in the shape of a brick doesn’t effect the aerodynamic quality of said brick.
It’s on a truck, not a sports car... It’s in proportion to the vehicles own aerodynamics...
@@robbie42 sarcasm is often lost.
2:45 Drone would be INSANE if there was a sniper version. The drone would fly to a spot, post up, then fire at the intended target. Maybe implementing a scope with remote veiwing and an AI facial/object recognition system for live engagement after arming the fire feature. In order to cut out the transmission lag and the object exiting the fireing "hot spot" during transmission and confirmation time.
this may be a stupid question, but a camera would just be able to zoom on it's own, right? Most likely a camera specifically customed to zoom in at the magnifications that a sniper's scope would need. Since it's already electronic, elevation and windage would be calculated automatically
Sniper weapons tend to be heavy, this would probably require multiple drones to work in sync which shouldn't be a problem for the bright minds these days since the tech is there. I think it will happen in the next few decades since war is $
@@dolan3623 optical zoom is superior, but combining optical zoom and digital zoom is what is done on phones these days (multi lense)
Pair it with the smart bullets that can change trajectory and it'd be too ez.
If you are thinking it, there is a good chance it exists in the military somewhere.
8:42 "When folded it can easily be carried discreetly in a standard backpack"
School across America are quaking
Lot of weapons here that can be adapted to remote fire. If the camera's hold up to recoil, i would say they are pretty useful
XAR Invicta. Coming to a school near you. "Fits in your backpack!"
"and compared to the magazine capacity of it's competitors"
uh yeah fun fact the only competitors to the kel-tec p50 are the FN P90, which uses the exact same 50 round magazine and the FN Five-seven, which is a pistol. also the 5.7 round is NOT very good for small game hunting. it's quite expensive considering its mainly produced by FN Herstal and you'd be better off with literally ANY OTHER small carbine for that purpose.
@Mike Mullet how does this comment remotely relate to mine?
@Mike Mullet there is none, unless you're some kind of religious nutter that associates such in your head.
@Mike Mullet Lol k
The 5.7 round, because it's very fast, it also shoots very flat which still makes it much more convenient to shoot to some. Talking small game though, I also agree the 5.7 isn't exactly ideal simply because you won't have much left of the critter.
Get a .22, a 20ga birdshot or even better, a BB gun which over all firearms has the major advantage of being significantly quieter. Despite it being overrated at times the 5.7 definitely isn't a low power round.
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5:38 That sure seems like a pretty cool 12mm rifle, tell me why it was made to look like a high tech 12 gauge Remington shotgun?
Because it is haha
Yeah, 12 gauge is actually, if we're being technical (and by technical I mean going with their stupid assessment) an 18.5 mm rifle.
@@Alconium a rifeled Shotgun?
It can even fit in a backpack ... Pumped up kicks starts playing
2:30 looks like just strapped a gun and a control for the trigger on to a good drone lmao
I want the Natter mounted on top of my Honda Delsol. The perfect final touch.
Oh great, give your enemy the ability to electronically JAM your weapon remotely.
Literally the first thing that came to my mind seeing that
Ya we were all thinking that lol. Maybe for asymmetric situations if it were an NFC tag unlocked device but still kinda dumb.
The Kalashnikov is amazing
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
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Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?
Ahhh...Faulty Towers. I see you are a man of culture as well.
@@toddbatchelder9380 THOSE ARE THE WRONG SHAPE CHIP'S
@@toddbatchelder9380 Fawlty Towers, not quite enough culture... ;-)
@@christopherdean1326 I'm pretty sure the sign outside says Faulty a few times. Also, you could be well forgiven for the mistake considering.
@@JustLiesNOR No, it only ever showed anagrams that could be made from the proper name, so no "u" available.
Watery Fowls, Farty Tower, Flay Otters, Fatty Owls, Warty Towels, Flowery Twats and Farty Towels is the best list I can find without a full-on search.
ARMA getting more and more real .
He keeps calling the MP-155 " Shotgun a "rifle." Uh yes, they are different! You shouldn't be doing gun videos if you don't know about guns!
He also said 12 mm instead of 12 gauge😂 wayyyyyyyyyy different
Let's be fair. Based on his accent, he's from the UK, so he's probably never seen a real gun.
Sounds like the speaker is from Australia, where they do not trust their subjects with firearms without their governments permission.
@@u2bbastard Interesting......as a uk'er I spent 7 years in the ATC using the lee Enfield mkii for rifle range practises, marksman badge etc. Also my Foster dad was a park ranger and had a benelli, Winchester
@@jamgooandyou true, but I learned about the Lee Enfield at 14 or so, using them to hunt deer. You guys have to sign up for military service to get training on the differences between firearms. By and large, we just have to be old enough to listen properly to conversations.
so now you have to go to the gun safe unlock it , unlock the trigger guard , go in the other room unlock the ammo safe load a magazine put it in your weapon now go look for your little wrist band that was in the pants you had on 2 days ago . all before the killers get to your wife/kids .
I love watching videos of people pretending to be experts on a topic but in actuality have no idea what they are talking about
They do it, to some extent, on purpose because they benefit from every angry comment.
The 'ole "12mm caliber rifle" was my favorite Lol!!
#1 Funny to speak of aerodynamics, attached to that truck
Awesome, I've been looking for a targeting and weapon system I can strap on the roof of my truck. Block the passing lane now, heh heh heh.
$20 000 drone.
1 30 round magazine.
Thanks, Turkey.
Will the smart gun still work if you're fighting hand to hand with your attacker and he gets the gun but is still within close proximity with the bracelet?
well see
@@random05councilmember46 If it works with the unit on your ankle, it will work with someone else holding it within a few feet of you.
XAR Invicta: [Exists]
Me: Hello new survival rifle.
Auto-targeting a specified area could be useful for the Rheinmetall Natter. It could then act as a self defense platform while the occupants could do other tasks.
Life is not a video game. Real militaries of this world insist on having a human in the loop. The day you see one of those RCWS in person, you'll understand why.
It better be able to auto remember its allies kuz I am not to fond seeing our fellow soldiers turn into a swiss cheese due to our Auto targeting gun........
Gee, what a great idea, using an AI mounted gun which likely costs thousands for home defense. Bet those burglars won't see that coming!
@@Mr-Ad-196 They already use items to distinguish themselves from friendly aircrafts so the same thing could easily be used on a drone system.
@@dwhit6529 There are still friendly fire incidents involving aircraft.
Love the MP from kalasjnikov
The Kel-Tec P50 is an interesting looking gun, but the magazine placement looks a bit awkward. It would have been better if they put the mag above the barrel with the frame going over it for optic mounts, don't hinge that part you lose zero that way, just slide the fresh mag in and down to lock in. This would make reloading far easier and also move the barrel to be more in line with the trigger helping with recoil. Then again that might be too similar to the P90.
That's exactly a P90. You don't lose zero. The barrel hinges with the upper receiver. Just like an AR -15. If you don't understand why it's a product and you're not a firearms designer, it should be getting clearer by the day.
With the p50 the barrel is on top. So no zero issue...... just an ammo issue because 5.7 is expensive as fuck. Still fun to take to the range.
It just is a p90 it uses the same mag and everything it’s just a pistol but it can be a smg
@@LaserAgentRyan the p50 is most definitely not a sp90. Sp90 is worlds better than the p50. P50 is fun but not great. (Source: i have both)
Kel-Tec makes some of the craziest, goofiest, but absolutely hands down the most fun firearms today. They're the only company still innovating rather than just copying everyone else.
Quite kid in the back : it can fit in a backpack you say?
Im surprised the corner shot hasnt been more a thing in todays firearms.
There aren’t a lot of cqb situations where staying behind that corner protects you. Drywall doesn’t stop bullets. Then there’s the inferiority of the rounds vs an SBR
Ah, the result of a kel-tec employee going high to laser tag
The "competitor" for the kel Tec is where they got magazine from......size and design,not an advantage.
The base standard for 5.7 is 50 rounds
I like the upbeat music they use for this video. This stuff is specifically designed to end human life.
the Ultima Shotgun really look futuristic when I saw them at their channel... a Shotgun by the guys that created the AK47... Hell Yeah...
The first one would be great for armored trucks
Smart Gun is ridiculous, the one time you will need that gun to save your life you will not have the time to find and put a bracelet on. Not to mention it uses a battery, it will be out of power when you need to use it. Even for law enforcement it's a terrible idea, their gun will not work when they need it just to solve a problem they do not have. They may as well try the same system on fire extinguishers and see how that turns out.
Smart guns: *exists*
Net Runners: oh no. Anyways.
These are all great guns
Speaking as a vet, if these are worth my attention.. I feel sorry for the standards set to warrent my attention.
Techzone: 8:27
The kid who gets bullied: say less 😎👌🏻
The drone is equipped with an assault rifle? I thought that term was only used by people who didn’t know what AR stands for.
Yes, the term is used incorrectly more often than correctly, but the type actually has a definition: a selective fire (can switch between full and semi auto) rifle of intermediate caliber designed to allow automatic fire without use of a bipod, tripod, or pintle.
All those guns are cool but that is awesome
GPS jamming, generally localised communication blocking would be highly useful for the underdog in asymmetric warfare
Those things are designed to work against civilian drones flying over in restricted areas, I highly doubt anything portable like that could be anything but a minor nuisance for military equipment as any jamming device can generally be overpowered simply by upping the strength of your signal or you could have multiple frequencies planned for use in case one jets too noisy to work on.
THAT DRONE is the BALLS!!
The rex1 will be the most important tool to 99% of people watching this video.
5g and the future tech wont waste fuel on slow heavy soldiers. It will be drone swarms and sentries.
I want the 7.62 for my truck.
I would choose plasma weapons over everything else and a desert eagle as a secondary weapon. You don't know if space wizards with light sabers comes to kidnap you. Not that it'll happen
Yes me too
Tbh i usually just use my fire dragon and charzard
You'd choose a Desert Eagle because you've never used one.
@@TheBuckStopsHere480 i pick a Desert Eagle because i personally use weapons that would fit my personality. I go all in and don't give a fuck where i am, killing my enemies without remorse. That's me. I actually shoot on first sight. No questions asked
@@Chisszaru LMAO! In your dreams, maybe. Or your fantasy video games.
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I thought that smart-gun was pretty cool
The only problem with an rfid gun or rather any smart gun is that with enough time and engineering it can be hacked making it just another gun.
I'm absolutely In LOVE with that!!!! Its taking things to the next level :^) HELLA COOL!!!!
Can you please explain to me what’s special about that gun?
@@UNKNOWN-un6nz not a damn thing is special about it. It supposedly uses radio frequency id to be able to be used. The whole idea that rfid is a way to secure a gun from being shot is laughable at best. I will not ever use a gun like that and it shouldn't be used as a way to keep guns out of criminals hands.
That armored skeptic at 8:00 tho🤣💪👑
The "smart" gun from Radetec is a complete joke! All you'd have to do is take the wrist band from the owner, unlock the pistol and use it against the owner. That and what happens when the wrist band battery goes dead? Does it lock the owner out of his own pistol? 🤔
Damn bro really? Did you even listen to what the guy said in the video? It won’t work if someone else steals the wrist band. But it can be programmed to work with several users.
And obviously, just like everything else that runs on batteries, it warns you when the charge is low. So if it dies on you, it’s not the manufacturers fault... it would be your fault .
Is it apples fault whenever your iphone dies?
@@paulinadeluca9117Wrong! at no point in the video did they claim the firearm can't used against it's owner by stealing the wrist band! Yes it locks the pistol if it extends beyond a predetermined range but all you'd have to do is steal the wrist band and unlock the pistol. Good thing I use an android. They have larger batteries and they're built better with gorilla glass. My android phone doesn't shoot bullets just 4k video.
If the gun only need be within the range of the ankle bracelet, then someone touching you with the barrel of the gun would be able to shoot it? Would they not? Smart guns have been tested by many police departments around the world, and so far none have chosen to adopt them.
@@pyro323 I don’t want to be on a chat with technical support in the middle of a gunfight. “Have you tried turning it off for ten seconds and turning it back on again?”
Looks like a peace keeper to me
Smart gun? Malfunction? When your life depends on it working? Catch a rock in your head and the enemy has you dead and both the gun and the strap.
At least half these weapons made me think "Hey, I've seen that tech in MGS4!"
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Armed drone. What could possibly go wrong? Wallace in the movie BRAVEHEART had a old war strategy that would bait that drone and it’s operator,
Smart guns are stupid. Most innovations in the firearms industry are just gimmicks. Great video though!
Most smart guns are still at the infant stages. I can see these smart guns getting even better with stabilizers, range optimization, tracking target acquisitions readings, thermal scanners, A.I assistant trouble shooting, customize programmable settings, alert system, and a host of other features that allows it to out perform a traditional gun in every way......
except for when the you forget to charge the battery 🔋 😟
@@blackmamba___ or just learn how to shoot and firearm safety
@@MERKINMERICAN I'm just saying we as a society have exchanged convience for almost everything. Do we need washers and dryers? No but technology have made it easier. Do we need a car when we have perfectly good legs, a vehicle just makes the task faster. Do we need cell phones for communications when pen and paper work for generations...No, but having a phone just makes it better.
My point is technology will continue to evolve and society will adapt with these changes. I'm not arguing these changes are needed, just saying this is the way the world operates.
Future smart gun will come pre-installed with training and safety sessions..lol
@@blackmamba___ smart tech in firearms make the machines less reliable and as for safety, one should never trust any tech or mechanism to make a firearm safer. It’s training and responsibility ;) also this tech is pushed by anti gun folks who know nothing about the firearms they are trying to ban.
@@MERKINMERICAN The horseless carriages were perceived as no more than a high-priced toy for the rich. The early 1900s cars were, to many, a despicable symbol of arrogance and power by people who had no idea what they were doing by opening this pandora's box. The cars were not as reliable as a horse and buggy and had way too many safety concerns that were not properly addressed.
But over time, technology continue to advance and now we have cars with park/lane keeping assist, collision avoidance, automatic braking, blind spot warnings, Pederstrian detection, drowsy driver alert, adaptive cruise control, seat belt reminder and hands-free calling/navigation system.
Even with all that being said- one can still argue a horse would be more reliable and safer as it would not be prone to computer errors and system failures.
But these smart guns will become much safer and reliable over time.
The MP 155 Ultima is a truly smart gun
Do the Australian stuff next To prove we are in the most dangerous country ever PS first comment added
lets kick in and get Kyle a couple of these freedom gifts
Silly human weapons. I am the first on my block to own a laser beam for the little people invasion.
Lmao:)
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umpa lumpas?
I need a Rheinmetall Natter for my suv. Very useful in the traffic.
Doesn't look very well protected ! I'm guessing its not going to stand up to a couple 7.62mm rounds ! That would be my first target !
It does look,s protected
its not though. Hit 1 wire and the whole system is down. We used similar systems in afghanistan and they were always broken. Even when they didn't get shot at.
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Interesting design on the P50, but the fact that it's a mere 22 caliber makes it less than practical for any of its advertised uses.
Additionally, it's somewhat superfluous considering the Calico 9mm has existed for quite some time.
I thought it was a Gyrojet at first.
5.7 is meant to defeat light body armor. It's basically a baby P90.
You don't know ballistics
It’s a 5.7. It’s considerably better than “a mere .22”
@@KarnivorActual Does it have substantial stopping power?
Am I the only one who finds it amusing that the aerodynamic impact on the vehicle is mentioned?