Shoot from around a wall/corner with 90-degree mirror do-hickey

[Burt Gummer]

Has anyone actually tried something like this? Cost = about $30.00.

I remember the government paid something like a billion dollars to develop similar (more advanced tech) for ARs, which is sad and hilarious at the same time.

Can you really hold an AR, over even a .22 around a wall and see the dot/target with one of these things?

Might make for a fun 'shooting from behind plywood or barrels' toy at the range if so. It says you can shoot directly/normally or from either side.

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[Nutty4Guns]

I bet it works just fine. It looks a little fragile though. Maybe its just me?

 

[halmbarte]

You need a Krummlauf:

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[Burt Gummer]

For $30 I'll order one and play with it.

 

[DoubleTapDrew]

Or, for the bargain price of only $7,000 you could buy a corner-shot!

 

[pencap]

There is one of these at the Imperial War Museum in London. Been there done that. It was really cool.

You need a Krummlauf:

H

 

[Burt Gummer]

It is on its way from Hong Kong. A slave made it, and I'll try it.

 

[jbett98]

"I remember the government paid something like a billion dollars to develop similar (more advanced tech) for ARs, which is sad and hilarious at the same time."

Similar to NASA spending over a million bucks for an ink pen that would work in space with no gravity.

The Russians spent less then a Ruble developing their writing implement. They used a pencil.

 

[Key-Hay]

I once bought a toaster that did Hot dogs and buns all at once. Think this thing will be about as useful. Seemed cool as I clicked the "Place order now" button.

 

[TonsOfOregonBrass]

I once bought a toaster that did Hot dogs and buns all at once. Think this thing will be about as useful. Seemed cool as I clicked the "Place order now" button.

OMG that sounds like the most amazing invention ever. Where did you get it? Do you have any pictures?

 

[trainsktg]

"I remember the government paid something like a billion dollars to develop similar (more advanced tech) for ARs, which is sad and hilarious at the same time."

Similar to NASA spending over a million bucks for an ink pen that would work in space with no gravity.

The Russians spent less then a Ruble developing their writing implement. They used a pencil.

...and then the Russians abandoned their pencils and bought our pens.

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Keith

 

[Key-Hay]

OMG that sounds like the most amazing invention ever. Where did you get it? Do you have any pictures?

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