Would guns work in space?
Would guns work in space?
Aiden Davis
Jonathan Richardson
How is a gun any different than a rocket, stupid dumb mong OP
Robert Ross
no
Angel Ortiz
/k/ Weapons
Jayden Gomez
why is gun white though?
Benjamin Howard
Yes? They actually did test in space n such if guns would work in case of space warfare was a thing if the cold war. You do realise there is a gun made to work under water too right, OP?
>pic related is a soviet space gun
Owen White
Why are the guns painted white?
Christian Thomas
You're not cool for knowing this.
Hudson Watson
A gun would work even better in space. A sniper probably wouldnt even need to account for gravity or wind. The rifle would be a straight shot like a laser
Jeremiah Jones
>why is the astronaut white though?
see how retarded that sounds? Stop asking retarded questions.
Lucas Walker
You're very cool for knowing this underwater guns are based
Mason Hill
Space is actually really hot if you aren't in shadow, nothing between you and the sunlight. The rifle is given a special coating of paint to help stop it from overheating as easily.
Christopher Ward
Sorry I guess I got to be a retarded drool monkey like you to be cool.
based fren
Connor Perry
if its a space gun yeah.
like normal axes don't work but if its a space axe then yeah it will work.
Ryan Roberts
chill out with the negativity. He was just answering the question.
Josiah Powell
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Lincoln Reyes
The sad thing is, the modern federal government would be asking this exact question!
Jaxson Bailey
Space is black its easier to see against black
Isaiah Hill
This isn't a gun for fighting in space. It's a survival weapon for fighting off bears after you land in Siberia. Dead serious. While American astronauts tended to land in large bodies of water, Cosmonauts landed in designated areas of Russian wilderness. Initially they were issued Makarov pistols for emergencies, but they eventually upgraded to this thing after one Cosmonaut wound up waiting longer for retrieval than usual and realized a handgun wouldn't do much against a hungry Siberian Bear or wolf pack.
William Richardson
>be american
>kill people
I love this show.
Ryan Morris
So the woman from Gravity probably got eaten by a bear after the movie ended?
Ryan Ramirez
Yes, there is oxygen inside the shell.
You would need to mind the recoil a lot more.
Anthony Howard
Don't just think 'I'm so smart and they're so dumb for making the gun white' and instead look up which colors absorb the most heat and which reflect the most heat. Especially in a vacuum where there's no heat transfer besides radiation.
Angel Cox
Yes but lasers are much more fitting in outer space.
Robert Kelly
>American
No, she got eaten by drunk hungries with single digit smarts.
Jason Perry
this
Anthony Cook
She landed in Siberia at the end of the movie
Adrian Cooper
Almost every gun works underwater, retard.
Christopher Reyes
>every gun that isn't designed to be fired multiple while being underwater can be fired
ftfy, dumbass.
Oliver Foster
It used to be black, but it got sun bleached.
Christopher Bennett
The DIE officer was off that day. I guess so was the dye officer.
Which is why they needed to invent underwater guns, right? There's a difference between works and works well.
David Morris
Yes, American guns. European guns no. Russian guns don't even work on Earth.
Caleb Sanchez
they only work at point blank range, bullets lose momentum within a few feet underwater
Robert Powell
>Would guns work in space?
are you fucking stupid enough to ask that seriously?
its a space gun, duh
Liam Turner
Camouflage against the space suit. If you walk around wearing whie and have a black gun it stands out like a sore thumb. Same goes for a black rifle against a green or camo uniform. Thats why soldiers cam up their rifles now days.