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BoraTas

Captain
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sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
for the telescope on the sniper rifle, is it possible to install a detachable HD LED monitor at the eye end of the scope for easy viewing?
so instead of looking through the eye-piece, the sniper looks at a monitor screen and manipulates the image like on a mobile phone, and that way there would be no recoil impact on the eye of the sniper.
There is something called eye relief, which is the max distance a person's eye can be from the optic while still getting the full view. Optics for powerful rifles have long eye reliefs to protect the eye and bones around the eye.

Using a digital sensor to capture the optic's output and then using a screen to display it is possible. In fact you could fully robotise the rifle for remote operation. Such machine guns and sniper rifles were used a lot in the Syrian Civil War. Remote controlled weapon stations we see commonly nowadays are also technically robotized rifles.
 

Aniah

Senior Member
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sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
for the telescope on the sniper rifle, is it possible to install a detachable HD LED monitor at the eye end of the scope for easy viewing?
so instead of looking through the eye-piece, the sniper looks at a monitor screen and manipulates the image like on a mobile phone, and that way there would be no recoil impact on the eye of the sniper.
So like the corner shot but for snipers. Definitely feasible but not sure how practical it would be honestly with the price and weighting being considered. Probably would need an electric scope to change magnification as well.
 

vincent

Grumpy Old Man
Staff member
Moderator - World Affairs
sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
for the telescope on the sniper rifle, is it possible to install a detachable HD LED monitor at the eye end of the scope for easy viewing?
so instead of looking through the eye-piece, the sniper looks at a monitor screen and manipulates the image like on a mobile phone, and that way there would be no recoil impact on the eye of the sniper.
Lag? Anything that captures videos and displays on a screen will have some lag.
 

by78

General
DNJ-151(?) at the firing range.

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FriedButter

Colonel
Registered Member
Why is the launcher glowing? Is that part of a purposeful design or is it a byproduct of a compromise between weight and material?

Seems like a compromise to keep the one use launcher as light as possible. The hand is gripping some sort of black padding and there is also black padding where the launcher rests on the shoulder.
 

Fandango831

New Member
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Why is the launcher glowing? Is that part of a purposeful design or is it a byproduct of a compromise between weight and material?
My understanding is the launcher body is made of an insulated fiberglass that is partially transparent when produced which is then painted green accordingly in the factory. Between some internal material ablating, the relative transparency of the base tube, and the brightness of the launch combines to create the noted effect (with variance between tubes as some glow more than others). As the launcher is single use the relative damage from ablating is redundant and the units seems safe as they're used in exercise frequently enough.
 

Hvang

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