.277 Fury and 5.56 Nato supporting data from US 1950-1966 Study
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It is not uncommon to get only one shot at a fleeting target. That is why high velocity and short flight time tend to do better in those tests. Features planned for a future iteration of the wonder-optic involve identifying the target and sending the round downrange only when the fire-control-system says it will hit. There has also been considerable work done on chassis systems that will slightly yaw the barrel as the trigger is pulled to assure a hit. I am not at all certain that the barrel-yaw system will ever get light and compact enough to work in a general purpose firearm, though.
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.277 Fury and 5.56 Nato supporting data from US 1950-1966 Study - by Fess - 06-08-2022, 10:32 PM

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