The idea of a gun shooting around corners isn't anything new. In WWII
the US had a Sub-Machine Gun called the M3 "Grease Gun". There was a
barrel attachment that was curved at a right angle. The inside of the
angle was open, like a half barrel. The Germans had a similar attachment
for there MG-42 machinegun.

I read an article about those sort of attachments in Small Arms Review.
The pictures of the slugs that came from the barrel attachments were all
mangled, so it isn't very accurate but they still would "do the job".=20

Charles K Roberts II

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Subject: Re: [OT]: New weapon - nice!

>
>>
>>>Take a look at this address:
>>>http://movie.nameserver.co.il/cornershot/cornershot.wmv
>>>

So, essentially, this thing is a pistol on a stick, right?
With a web cam.

Colin

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