Obvious troll is obvious.
Must not feed!
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reply to post by masonicon
Clearly the greatest idea ever. You could be a lumberjack from miles away!
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One message from me: Don't be fooled by Hollywood!.
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Finally! the Weaponized Chainsaw have find its Purpose on real life but how about anything other than door Breaching?
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reply to post by Echelon117
I laughed so hard I made myself sick...and light headed....
The absolute stupidity of men with nothing better to do!
Thanks I needed that!
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I wouldn't exclude chainsaw as melee weapon directly though, as it has a very strong psychological factor and to be honest, when it touches you, you
are pretty much a goner. Furthermore, you can find chainsaws in many weird and wonderful places, where you wouldn't find stuff such as bayonets and
what not.
Though obviously I would rather carry a large axe or knife with me and leave the chainsaw to the car (for those nasty after storm trees).
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reply to post by masonicon
ive used chainsaws all the time to cut animals in half. in fact, just two weeks ago i cut a moose lengthwise right down the backbone. chainsaws are
vicious instruments. and of course, i could see a big problem cutting a human in half with one, especially if you cut them at the waist and the weight
falls on top of the chain. if you hit the top end of the chain it could kick back at you; of course all chainsaws have brakes to stop one from cutting
you up, but they dont always work. another problem is this- chainsaws are meant for cutting still objects, not moving ones, and if the target started
to move, it could pinch the chain and cause problems.
obviously, nobody in their right mind would murder people with a chainsaw, but you asked.
though i do give it some points as a weapon for one reason- you gonna mess with a chainsaw wielding madman? i didnt think so.
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reply to post by TheTouched
Well, if somebody's going about murdering people I'd say they haven't been in their right mind for awhile.
I'll concede that if somebody were kicking in my front door right now, I'd rather be holding a chainsaw than be sitting here with my bare hands. But
if I had to lug a melee weapon through a battlefield or survive in the wilderness for a prolonged period of time I'd much rather have a good knife,
tomahawk, or other similar weapon than a chainsaw.
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Originally posted by paraphi
Originally posted by masonicon
How about powered exoskeletons with onboard chainsaw built on their wrists?
Why not use a pistol? Just trying to think of all the noise, fumes and general danger of cutting yourself to pieces. Powered exoskeleton not
withstanding.
Regards
What's happen if that same Exoskeleton have Onboard Minigun built on their wrists or Onboard FGM-148 Javelin (repeating Variant) built on their
shoulders Instead Onboard Chainsaw?
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