This sucker is neat. And presented by FPSRussia which is quite a character..

 

Can I bring that to CJ?

Very cool. Too bad this video is as fake as his accent. Very interesting about this guy, Kyle Myers, I heard he is involved in a homicide investigation. Guy who owns the props and guns was found dead.

Holy Crap! I never thought of strapping my AR onto my Quadcopter?

For real? He's fake? I don't see that quad rotor being so far fetched though. They do make them with cameras and stuff. Why not guns...? And it did make it into the latest CoD..

 

Very cool. Too bad this video is as fake as his accent. Very interesting about this guy, Kyle Myers, I heard he is involved in a homicide investigation. Guy who owns the props and guns was found dead.

 

 

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Think they already have them. called apache helicopters and drones.

Lmao...

 

Think they already have them. called apache helicopters and drones.

 

 

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The accent is fake, and so is the quadcopter. FPSRussia originally went by "FPSKyle" on YouTube. He did Call of Duty gameplay commentary. That quadcopter was CGI; this episode of the FPS show was a promo for Black Ops 2.

 

Edit: The integration of a quadrotor and firearm is absolutely within the realm of possibility, but due to weight restrictions, it would be more practical to use the technology found in the Metal Storm. The barrel and magazine are one piece, and several caseless rounds are stacked inside. The powder charge is ignited electronically in sequence by a microprocessor. The advantages here are obvious: reduced weight, virtually no malfunctions, and a direct method of firing. After all, there would be no operator to clear jams and pull the trigger. A linear magazine significantly reduces the mechanical complexity.

 

Would the technology be legal in NJ? Unlikely. The disconnect between the user and the weapon raises the question of whether full-auto would be possible, among other things.

 

 

 

If you like FPSRussia, you will probably like Demolition Ranch even more: http://www.youtube.com/user/DemolitionRanch?feature=watch

Yeah, he's fake. His name is Kyle Myers. A lot of the firearms are real. They are provided by FPS, a local firearm manufacturer. But this is fake, along with rocket launchers, grenades, etc. He picked up the idea of the Russian accent from a co-worker.

 

Sorry folks but you can't trust anything anymore. Besides sitcoms and series shows, almost all television shows are scripted nowadays. Pawn stars, storage wars, Alaskan Gold, storage king, Repo shows, etc. very sad. My wife has family in Hawaii and actually saw Dog and producers cuffing a guy multiple times in different scenes. At least we can still watch Cops.

 

It's worth a google.

Too Funny! And yes, our quads do have camera's on them. Soon we will GPS on them so they can come "home" all by themselves.