simonrichter
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I've read somewhere that the Navy is planning to already install a railgun (a elctromagnetic driven kinetic wepon) on one of their warships. Although this is still experimental, it seems that the thechnology is progressing faster and faster - as it is true for all digital and eclectronical technology in recent times (think e-cars, microelectronic).
So my question: Will we live to see railguns rendering the current firemarms technology obsolete? I mean, with weapons of this type, the average semiauto would become outdated like a muzzle-loader in the late 19th century.
I konow we can merely speculate about this issue, nevertheless it seems worth discussing...
So my question: Will we live to see railguns rendering the current firemarms technology obsolete? I mean, with weapons of this type, the average semiauto would become outdated like a muzzle-loader in the late 19th century.
I konow we can merely speculate about this issue, nevertheless it seems worth discussing...