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Cat Shit One – Apocalypse Meow Episode 1

The first episode of the Cat Shit One animated series is out, and blog reader Adam S was awesome enough to send it over for me to check out.

Here are my thoughts on it:

  • The animation and physics are incredible… It’s basically like a grownups version of Toy Story, but with animals and guns.
  • The camera angles in the animation are really neat as well, and really add to the viewing experience.
  • Sound effects and music are top notch.
  • One discrepancy I did note, is that the rabbit’s hearing protection is always at the side of their face, not where their ears are… not a big deal though.

The main rabbit character “Packy” has what looks like an m4, but it takes AK mags… a lot of people think that was a mistake, but it’s not. The rifle exists and is made by Knights Armament Company, model: KAC SR-47

Not that much happens in this 20 minute first episode, but I’m sure the story will develop more in the remaining episodes.

Cat Shit One Wikipedia page – HERE

Buy the first 3 graphic novels on Amazon if your interested here:

Have any of you guys seen it yet? If so, what did you think?

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Posted by: ENDO-Mike July 21, 2010
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DARPA Advanced Sighting System – One Shot Sniper

The DARPA “One Shot” program at the Pentagon was originally aimed to give snipers the power to hit a target from 2000 meters away in winds as high as 40 miles per hour. In the first phases of the 3-year-old program, shooters used prototype rifles dressed with lasers and fancy computer hardware to do damage from 1,100 meters away in 18-mile-an-hour winds. The scope-mounted lasers can “see” wind turbulence in the path of the bullet and feed the data to computers, enabling real-time calculation of — and compensation for — the wind-blown trajectory. The agency is looking for 15 ultra precise sniper scopes to put in shooters’ hands by next year.

Full Story – Wired

More info at DARPA – HERE

I wonder when this will be coming to the consumer market? :P  On second thought, hitting the target every time with no effort would completely take the fun out of shooting.

The article in Wired mentions the cost at $7 million…. that seems like a steal of a deal if they can actually get this type of system to work for that amount of money.  A lot of lives potentially will be saved.

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Posted by: ENDO-Mike May 26, 2010
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One Missed Call IED

I had this picture saved on my harddrive for a long time.  Very Chilling…

I assume the phone was being used to set off some sort of IED, but they managed to disarm it before hand.

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Posted by: ENDO-Mike December 30, 2009
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I can’t do this with my Glocks either

Like the ninja method, I can’t get this one handed loading technique to work for me either:

Relevant part starts at 8 seconds

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l0HuZKEojg[/youtube]

Maybe my hands aren’t big enough?  Either that or i’m chalking it up to a weak, or aftermarket spring in that beretta… just like my excuse for the glock ninja method. :P

Can any of you guys chamber a round using this method with your Glock? What about your Beretta?

let me know in the comments

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Posted by: ENDO-Mike November 17, 2009
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