Are you ready for the next giant leap in weapons marksmanship?

Holy smokes! Spooky good - this is a game changer. Every troop a "one round one kill" performer? You know we need this but my only concern is how do they keep their technology from being compromised by Chinese, Russian and every other hacker? How do they keep this from falling into enemy hands when a soldier is killed in combat? Thumbprint? Eye print? I am fascinated.

SFC Mark Merino, As long as it won't jam with a little mud or dirt on it, I say Hell Yes. Whatever it takes to help our feet on the ground troops.

I saw this on FB and my thought is it takes the marksmanship out of shooting - which is OK, we just need to get the terminology right... This (I'm sure) will never make it to an Olympic sport. It's GREAT for the military - but has nothing to do with "marksmanship" IMHO!

SFC Mark Merino Technology always provides a better way and advancements are going to continue to improve. I think it would be awesome to have the tracking/engagement capabilities of an attack helicopter applied to every weapon in the hands of a Soldier in a combat environment but I worry about all the things that can go wrong with a system such as this. We need to ensure that Soldiers are still able to fire with iron sights and that they know how to use them, that they know to adjust for wind and curvature, that they know the conversion system, that they don't forget the importance of body position and breathing, that they know how to adjust for uphill or downhill situations. Technology is great but it doesn't replace the basics of marksmanship when needed. So a thumbs up for the technological advancement but let's hold on to our skills. :-)

I would question long term durability. It must be interchangeable, durable fixable, easy to train and economical.

What happens when the battery goes dead or this thing gets dunked in a river? Other then that welcome to the thunder dome.