EMP if you're desperate.
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Jordan Miller
Hell, I've seen a demonstration with a 5 watt handheld radio transmitting and tripping a gfci outlet, I'll bet you could easily damage something with just a little more power.
Austin Rivera
The hard part is designing and machining the explosive lens to work with what explosives you can create without getting caught. You wouldn't really need to use a shaped charge on anything light enough to walk though. So the hard part becomes actually making the explosives without blowing yourself up or getting caught which is pretty difficult. And the hard part of that is finding reliable information about every single step you'll need to do it.
Jonathan Sanchez
A slug would do a better job
Carson Reed
You're looking at a dumb machine.
Wear your fursuit and it won't acknowledge you as human or as a threat. That way you can come close and destroy it with your bare hands
Cameron Reed
>Jow Forums here
>How can kill these government terminators?
>Will buckshot work
yes, in fact, a well aimed 22LR will do the job
Austin Brooks
I don't know.
With these weapons...
I don't know.
Jack Ramirez
>you already know the answer to nearly every problem is a madeuce.
I helped write a training simulator for that gun. Targets included infantry, trucks, and attack helicopters. It really is used for everything.
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Michael Price
>shaped charge
i believe efp is more fault tolerant. i think the rocket fuel might be the hardest part.
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