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| Do not see anything on the projectile that could alter the point of impact. Would need ailerons/rudders on the back, and all I see are what appear to be fixed stabilizers. Even at those velocities, that projectile is losing altitude in the first foot after leaving the muzzle. Can't imagine much kinetic energy left at 100 miles. Appears to me to be a stationary target weapon, unless target is moving in a straight line in a constant and predictable speed. Then simply a matter of dialing in hold over and lead and pull the trigger. I've watched my son son dump a coyote at full speed at the half mile line fence with one shot from a very warmed up .243. One shot- couple seconds later coyote was ass over apple cart. Couldn't believe my eyes. Maybe navy should hire him to pull the trigger, because at $25,000 per shot, misses start to add up. | |
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US Navy unveils new futuristic weapon.
