And lighter easily rechargeable batteries and accelerometers.
Easier to disperse, but harder to obtain in the first place.
Remember the '80s, when the Batmobile shot up a chemical plant and dropped some high-powered explosives and then circled back to Bruce Wayne, who of course hadn’t bothered to tag along, because, hey, a guy could get hurt, y’know?
A LEO told me recently that they can be fitted with a fixed .22 and fired effectively. If they can do that, then carrying anything is child’s play.
And I’ve noticed that the cable companies have shuffledone “Black Sunday” back into rotation…
Aside from Canadjun’s point about obtaining them there’s another issue. Lethality is lower against a specific target. You might kill some people in the area but what are the odds that the person you are trying to assassinate, with the benefit of the best medical care, doesn’t make it.
Rule 34 -
My internet download limits are very limited, I’ve only watched this twice, but seems like the real deal. Except, there was some sort of fiery explosion on one of the shots.
It’s a pretty big drone by most standards as what people are calling drones. I have no idea what type of submachine gun is attached to it. Radically modified.
Is this youtube real?
Hey Abdul, I was reading the dope yesterday, and I saw something of interest…
What was that Fawzi?
A post by ssgenius, about drones, we must get one.
Have you checked on eBay, Abdul?
I’m on it, Fawzi…
Wocka Wocka Wocka!
I think it likely that high-value targets routinely have radio-jamming gear either in use or at the touch of a bodyguard’s finger.
Try flying your toy store chopper the next time a Presidential motorcade comes through.
Unless it is incredibly cheap (in which case it will use audio tone control), it should be a good test.
I have a Little List of folks I would like to try that. 
Another crashed drone in Washington in the news although it was someone taking pictures of the Washington Monument. I didn’t realize drones are banned in Washington