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Cymro wrote:Seriously, I'm not sure I'd fuck with Ad'lan if he had his bow with him. I just don't see that ending well.

JoergS wrote:Realistically, I think I can launch a nine pound chain saw at 50 fps from a shoulder mounted rubber powered bazooka...
squinty wrote:I reserve the right to yell "Dookyhole!" - or it's Hebrew equivalent if such a thing exists - whilst dispensing a barrage of palm strikes at my opponent.




JoergS wrote:Fletched arrows would not work, the magazine has no room for them, neither has the barrel.
But I found that the short "arrows" fly very straight as long as the tip is heavy enough. Up until 20 meters, everything is fine without fletching. Longer distances aren't viable anyway.
A friend of mine is an avid archer, he says that a good arrow will fly straight without fletching, too, for 25 meters or so. Makes sense to me.


Crazy Wolf wrote:JoergS wrote:Fletched arrows would not work, the magazine has no room for them, neither has the barrel.
But I found that the short "arrows" fly very straight as long as the tip is heavy enough. Up until 20 meters, everything is fine without fletching. Longer distances aren't viable anyway.
A friend of mine is an avid archer, he says that a good arrow will fly straight without fletching, too, for 25 meters or so. Makes sense to me.
Does anyone know how well a spiral-designed shaft would work? Three or four continuous "fletchings", twisted to form a long cylinder, merging the functions of the shaft and the fletchings?
Essentially, I'm curious about the flight dynamics of a drill bit.
JoergS wrote:A drill bit would be too short, the projectiles need to be at least 14 cm long for the magazine action. Otherwise, no, I can fire heavy objects just fine.





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