Unusual/FrankenGun thread 2: electric Boogaloo
Pictured is the prototype of a Soviet Laser pistol designed with the intent for cosmonauts to shoot and disable spy satellites. im dead serious.
Unusual/FrankenGun thread 2: electric Boogaloo
Nathaniel Moore
John Campbell
Andrew Martinez
Sten/Suomi hybrid made by a Canuck.
Brandon Gutierrez
pulls trigger ends up 2000 feet away a second later and 4000 feet away in 2 second and so on and so on and so on
David Carter
dude triplex flechettes lmao
Jacob Flores
That background always looked like California to me.
Brayden Wright
>laser
Samuel Williams
>im dead serious.
And wrong. It was a blinding weapon.
This is their laser against satellites.
Alexander Morgan
Light particles actually have (very little) inertia. There is already a light propelant engine
Luke Rivera
It's a plane.
Andrew Gray
Can either of you provide a primary source? Everything about this thing seems to come from an incestuous batch of articles and videos that copy sections from each other wholecloth and lead to no real evidence.
Gavin Perry
Nolan Brooks
It has legs
Josiah Martinez
i cannot unsee this
Levi Perez
fuckin footfags
Nathan Gomez
>now it does.
Christopher Martinez
>Pictured is the prototype of a Soviet Laser pistol designed with the intent for cosmonauts to shoot and disable spy satellites. im dead serious.
What cartridges are those??? Fucking cool gun tho.
Noah Peterson
That would have been much more tasteful if you had used pantyhose clad legs.
Juan Powell
Why does it have a magazine?
Colton Howard
all my legs tend to look quite mannish,but i supose it would fit quite well.
Carson Mitchell
Only thing I can think of how that pistol works would be those cartridges being a chemical fuel for a laser, and unless it’s single action and needs to be cocked for each shot, there’s gotta be some blowback to work the action and chamber the round.
Probably fake tho
Gavin Perez
its real, used by cosmonauts as a blinding laser for optical lenses or something along those lines
so you can shoot again if you miss
Thomas Bailey
From what I understand, the cartridge is a fast discharging battery. Maybe also a resonator that gets burned out by the shot, too.
>Light particles
Public education must have really shit the bed this time.
Ions are not photons, photons are not particles. Photons do not have mass, and thus do not have momentum, they are affected by gravity because of the relationship between gravity and space which I literally cannot break down into simple enough terms for you to understand because you couldn't even grasp that things ending in "-ons" can be different.
Aiden Cooper
>From what I understand, the cartridge is a fast discharging battery. Maybe also a resonator that gets burned out by the shot, too.
That's fucking wild. Wish there was more info and mode of operation guide or something..
Jason Rivera
>a fast discharging battery
A capacitor?
Kayden Kelly
>From what I understand, the cartridge is a fast discharging battery.
That would be dumb unless they use a consumable component as you mentioned.
It's not the relation of gravity of space, but gravitons and photons.
Kayden Morgan
Solar sails dipshit. Light exerts a pressure.
Carter Fisher
someone post the sks fal hybrid
Isaac Martin
>gravitons
No.
David Robinson
The Sun doesn't only output light. It's also a constant blast of ions.
More like a wildly volitile chemical battery. You can get some silly energy density when you don't worry about literally melting the electrodes.
>Gravitons
Nice 1970s vintage meme.
David Butler
Light has momentum