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6 comments:
Drones typically fly much too high up for skeet/shotguns to be effective(slugs/sabots may be able to get there though).
The good thing being, these helicopter based drones, like helicopters, is it's a very fragile flyer. Knock it off it's axis, and it'll go down.
ROFLMAO
So if it doesn't fly low enough to shoot I guess it's flying high enough to crash into aircraft flown by people. I wonder how many crashes they will cause.
I thought that the new FAA regs say that they can't fly higher than 300 feet. A bow and arrow sounds fun.
Anon 8:09 I'm pretty sure there is a grand distance between what a shotgun can reach and aircraft.
6:53 These drones are GPS controlled and are very capable of correcting itself if "knock off it's axis." They can survive and be operated in windy conditions with ease.
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