1. If these things are remote controlled, a judicious application of RF interference would help. Even if they are autonomous, a good zap might do it. The guts of a microwave oven along with a modest dish antenna would create a lot of trouble for most electronics, unless carefully shielded.

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2. A step along the path to the spiders from Minority Report.

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3. I wonder how well that dog will hunt, armored up to stop full metal jacked 40 & 45’s?

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   1. 40s&w and 45acp?

      Iz pistol ammo, iz teh suck.
      You just need some lightweight kevlar to stop those completely.

      M193 and/or M855, from even a relatively short barrel, is much harder to stop.

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      1. Then there’s old school 30-06, or really old school .600 Nitro express.

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4. That reminds me, I need to see if I can go procure more Brenneke slugs for the ol’ gauge.

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5. Take a lesson from the ewoks, and tie both legs together. Yank briskly, and apply spray paint.

   Then customize as indicated.

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   1. Kidnap it, reprogram it and send it back home.

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6. Since we’re going down the road to Fahrenheit 451- may as well get the mechanical hound assassination bot too.

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   1. They have those now:

      https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10091493/Killer-bot-Terrifying-robot-dog-fitted-6-5mm-sniper-RIFLE-unveiled-Army-trade-show.html

7. SLAP rounds are unreliable and potentially very dangerous to the shooter.

   Rocket launchers on the other hand are a better, safer option.

   I’d love a nice selection of recoilless rifles and ammunition.

   But for armor piercing, m855a1 and m80a1 available to the public at .gov contract pricing would be nice too.

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