Cute & fuzzy bunny days are numbered

[Fantail]

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Fans of science fiction movies of the 80s might remember “Runaway,” in which Gene Simmons plays an evil scientist who invents “smart” bullets that seek out specific human targets.

Sandia National Laboratories has brought that a bit closer to the real world. Researchers Red Jones, Brian Kast and their colleagues invented a self-guided bullet that can hit targets more than a mile away.

[WNYBuckHunter]

Hey, maybe you can upload the pic of the buck you want and fire it so it searches for the buck and kills only it, then it can send you a text message with GPS coordinates of the dead deer!

[hunterman7956]

LASER DESIGNATED TARGET MUST BE PAINTED STILL VERY COOL ALSO THEY ADDED A LIGHT SOURCE AND ITS LIKE NOCKTURNALS ON ARROWS

Edited February 1, 2012 by hunterman7956

[fasteddie]

Looks like a ball point pen without the pocket clip .

[Elmo]

If you can get close enough to it to put a laser target on it then why can't you just shoot it with a normal bullet?

[hunterman7956]

MOST LIIKLEY THIS WAS DEVOLPED WITH THE MILTARY IN MIND. A TWO MAN UNIT ONE PAINTS THE TARGET THE OTHER SHOOTS , I CANT SEE A CIVILIAN USE FOR IT BUT WOULD BE COOLTO TRY OUT .

[Fantail]

If you can get close enough to it to put a laser target on it then why can't you just shoot it with a normal bullet?

Lets say, oh I dunno off the top of my head, you needed a spy to get in close to some nut job that needs to be dead. Well, some clown dressed up like a reporter with sun glasses that are realy desguised laser pointers can get in close instead of an assasin. Lock on and fire away. Or, when the ups guy throws your delivery over the fence, ... oh never mind.