YeshuaIsa53
SWCA Member
I'm struggling with all the drones being used everywhere. Not talking about who is using them or what they are being used for. Not talking about high-altitude military drones. Also thinking about the expensive weapons being used to drop drones.
I'm thinking 12 gauge. Slugs for the heavier ones, and buckshot for the multitudes.
Shotguns can be made for the occasion. Longer barrels with full chokes for lead. Shorter barrels with modified chokes for buckshot. Multi-barrels for shooting of drones would require a mount of some sort. I like the mobility and expense of a shotgun. Maybe bring back the old punt guns of waterfowling many moons ago.
I know six men in a duck blind can put a hurting on incoming mallards or wood duck flybys. No capacity limits.
Now I personally wouldn't deploy decoys, though I would hate to place large blinds as sitting ducks.
Heck, maybe a focused force of air to tip them.
Saw a picture today of a multi-barreled shotgun on a rooftop in Moscow, and one lone guard. Someone else is thinking buckshot.
Anyone wish to add innovative thoughts, please do. It may become a much larger problem to solve.
I'm thinking 12 gauge. Slugs for the heavier ones, and buckshot for the multitudes.
Shotguns can be made for the occasion. Longer barrels with full chokes for lead. Shorter barrels with modified chokes for buckshot. Multi-barrels for shooting of drones would require a mount of some sort. I like the mobility and expense of a shotgun. Maybe bring back the old punt guns of waterfowling many moons ago.
I know six men in a duck blind can put a hurting on incoming mallards or wood duck flybys. No capacity limits.
Now I personally wouldn't deploy decoys, though I would hate to place large blinds as sitting ducks.
Heck, maybe a focused force of air to tip them.
Saw a picture today of a multi-barreled shotgun on a rooftop in Moscow, and one lone guard. Someone else is thinking buckshot.
Anyone wish to add innovative thoughts, please do. It may become a much larger problem to solve.
