Home Made Gun Armed Drone Video

Sitting here watching the news and what pops up? Of course it was only a matter of time.

Now we have a real problem:

1. This will definitely be used in the disarming agenda.

2. Pissed off neighbors are going to have problems.

3, I can see armed drone robberies in the future.

Cool? Absolutely.

Good idea? Yup.

Scary? 100%



It's a new World folks. And it ain't getting pretty.

Jude

I am a little confused at what exactly this guy (18) could be charged with, but apparently now he is being investigated by the Feds (FAA). Edit - see FAA response below.

The FAA said Tuesday it is investigating whether Austin Haughwout of Clinton violated its regulations, which prohibit the careless or reckless operation of a model aircraft

Personally I think they are really stretching this situation. It appears to be in a rural area. The guy seems experienced with the drone and he appears to be in control of it. I don't agree with pursuing any criminal violations against him.


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a reply to: jude11

Scrary? Indeed!

Replace the gun with a potent explosive and drones become a security nightmare.

I think we'll see them in futur domestic terrorist attacks.

Hope I'm wrong...

originally posted by: LoveSolMoonDeath
a reply to: jude11

Scrary? Indeed!

Replace the gun with a potent explosive and drones become a security nightmare.

I think we'll see them in futur domestic terrorist attacks.

Hope I'm wrong...

Im suprised it took this long. When drones started to get popular, I thought, "it would be so easy to strap a bomb to that thing and fly itinto buildings."

originally posted by: charolais
I am a little confused at what exactly this guy (18) could be charged with, but apparently now he is being investigated by the Feds (FAA). Edit - see FAA response below.

The FAA said Tuesday it is investigating whether Austin Haughwout of Clinton violated its regulations, which prohibit the careless or reckless operation of a model aircraft

Personally I think they are really stretching this situation. It appears to be in a rural area. The guy seems experienced with the drone and he appears to be in control of it. I don't agree with pursuing any criminal violations against him.


www.wcvb.com...

If he can legally own a gun I agree What law is he breaking?

They might try a weapon manufacturing angle as he is creating a weapon of sorts.

Jude

originally posted by: galaga

originally posted by: LoveSolMoonDeath
a reply to: jude11

Scrary? Indeed!

Replace the gun with a potent explosive and drones become a security nightmare.

I think we'll see them in futur domestic terrorist attacks.

Hope I'm wrong...

Im suprised it took this long. When drones started to get popular, I thought, "it would be so easy to strap a bomb to that thing and fly itinto buildings."

I don't think you're wrong. We're going to see all kinds of attacks on domestic soil using drones.

I also believe the majority will be from the overlords themselves.

Jude

iirc the tv Show Legends had a scenario in which a terrorist used a c4 laden Quadcopter Drone to attack a target. Scary days indeed.

I had thought of arming a drone a long time ago and also wondered who would be the first youtube idiot to do it. There are a lot of things that people can think of like this and have done, but common sense tells them not to put it on youtube or into social media.

This is nothing new. It's been done before. In fact at the very least 6 years ago, but with a RC helicopter.
Attach the word "Drone" and people fly off the handle.

Gee I wish I had one of them Joker memes for this.

Anyway here is the video.

I was gonna make a thread on this but didn't because of a crappy smartphone, glad to see someone else did. After thinking about it though, why doesn't military adopt this concept for soldiers?

a reply to: jude11

That's a good point, weapon manufacturing could be a possibility.

originally posted by: amsterdamn87
I was gonna make a thread on this but didn't because of a crappy smartphone, glad to see someone else did. After thinking about it though, why doesn't military adopt this concept for soldiers?

shhhh...don't give them ideas.

Actually, they will have bigger ones already.


Jude

I hear the military industry knocking on the door. They want to visit.

I wouldn't worry about guns or even bombs on drones, I'd worry biological agents on a drone and dispersed by aerosol or powder form.

Not to mention, you wouldn't need a full gun on a drone, just a barrel and hammer connected to electrical model rocket setup.

Give the guy a break... he was assaulted by a girl on a beach,
looks like that ain't gonna happen anymore

I will make a prdiction right now. Drones will be outlawed in a few years time. Too many people being irresponsible with them, terrorist risk etc...

Watch it happen. Other than the small toy versions.

a reply to: jude11

I'm sure they have something better up their sleeves also