Make Every Infantryman a Sharpshooter

[longknife]

Never, every miss a bullseye. What would it do for snipers? See more pictures and read the story @ US Army set to give soldiers a robot arm for shooting Exoskeleton stabilises shaky hands so that infantry always hit the target Daily Mail Online

 

[Pete7469]

Every American should be a sharpshooter...

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Never, every miss a bullseye. What would it do for snipers? See more pictures and read the story @ US Army set to give soldiers a robot arm for shooting Exoskeleton stabilises shaky hands so that infantry always hit the target Daily Mail Online

Or, could perfect anti-personnel lasers and make the whole marksmanship thing moot. Lasers are instant-hit, no-miss weapons.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Solid projectile weapons, slug-throwers, are like 16th century technology. At their cores, no military firearm today is substantially different than th every first one hundreds of years ago. Metal pipe, primer-striker, expanding gas propels a bullet through the pipe and out to the target. Very effective, but at the same time, very primitive.

 

[longknife]

Solid projectile weapons, slug-throwers, are like 16th century technology. At their cores, no military firearm today is substantially different than th every first one hundreds of years ago. Metal pipe, primer-striker, expanding gas propels a bullet through the pipe and out to the target. Very effective, but at the same time, very primitive.

Correct - self-propelled weapons do exist that eject projectiles through a barrel.

 

[jwoodie]

I'd rather be an Expert than a Sharpshooter.

 

[WinterBorn]

The exoskeleton would not create the perfect sniper. While you could add technology to determine exact distance, the windage is a much tougher thing to determine.