What kind of objects do Special Forces or even regular army fire at in firing ranges in military bases?
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Popup target that look like people.
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yea, it pretty much does. The army came into manhatten in NYC and started shooting their machine gun from a humvee, they also shot this bazooka kinda thing. But they would never do that in real life, because they can't just shoot off weapons in a big city.
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Live targets for the forces to practise shooting.\n\nBlind them and Brand them leave them in society to be judged and punished on a daily basis with no right to complain.
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In general no, the military needs room to train the soldiers, store equipment, personnel and most importantly ammunition.  I would be a bad idea to have very large store of ammunition (think bullets, bombs, artillery shells and other explosives) in a big city.  On top of storing it there it would have to be shipped in, right past all the civilians that would/could be hurt in the event of an accident.  Small bases would probably not be a problem, in fact the are small military bases in just about every major city in the US, usually National Guard and Reserve.\n\nAnd on a lighter side I don't think a big city could handle all those horny, testosterone filled guys running all over the place.  Fathers would have to lock their daughters up at night, just to keep them safe.\n\nI just looked over some of the other answers and in most (but not all) of those instances the towns are ther b/c of the military bases.  And by big cities I was assuming you meant places like NYC, LA, Chicago.  Those are BIG cities, the others mentioned are more like large towns.
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Special Weapons and Tactics, I think.
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Comanche. Its got laser-guided hellfires and stinger missiles.
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Im not 100% sure but i would say tha most carry some sort of carbine type rifel such as an M-4 and a tactical handgun such as the new Springfield XDT .40 or .45 calliber.
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P90 here i'm thinking of getting M4 carbine and probably a gas  blowback barreta or glock. On the Rocket launcher good luck I heard there were plans for an CO2 powered RL somewhere on the net but i haven't really looked.
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Yes, Indirect Fire means that the person aiming the weapon cannot see the target, he is relying on the precision of the 'spotter' or forward observer.\n\nThis is for many different types of heavy weapons, to include mortars, but also artillery, rockets, fire from gunships or from warships, etc.
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I'm not sure there is any that exist, as far as what a person could carry.\nThe USAS-12 and MK3A1 Jackhammer are the best known autos. MK3A1 fires 240 rpm, which also the drum magazine can be removed and affixed to a detonator to be used as an anti personnel mine.\nThen there's the AA12 which has a rpm of 300.\nI'm no expert but I honestly don't think you'll find a 12 gauge that can fire that fast without ripping your shoulder off/extreme barrel rise. And since shotguns fire shot/fletchettes/whatever and useless at long range, I don't see any viable reason why they would make a shotgun that a person couldn't ideally use.
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It depends on the range.Bullets are made several different ways.Some sharp pointed,some hallow point,some are rounded and flattened.The pointed ones have a longer range while the flat ones have a shorter range.The flat tip or hallow points make impact with an object and explode.The ponted tip will knock something down at a long range but does not do as much damage.Most hunting riffles use a point in between so that you still have a little range and power but you do not want to destroy the meat.Most military guns are pointed for the range and but is enough to knock down the enemy.
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the answer is in the army files of every nation that ever had a war.\nmachine guns spit out bullets very fast. Or I suspect the old Tommy gun in the 20s' was the one. Gangsters perhaps in Chicago.\n\ngl
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those are called squibs, and you will need a license, or a licensed pyrotechnician or explosives expert to use them.
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I would guess the firing crew of a howitzer, a tank,  or a ship's rifle turret
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yes i do, it's a russian made short range anti aircraft anti missle weapons system.its a mobile weapons system with radar,it's armed with missiles to shoot down cruise missles, helicopters, spy drones,u.a.v,etc,it also has two very powerfull long range self auto mated machine guns,its a formidable weapon for self defense.i'll give you the link to it as i study only the best weapons in the world.
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guns and bazookas and tanks and bomber airplanes