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Back in 1999, during the anniversary of the Apollo moon landing, there was this one show that claimed that the Apollo Astronauts carried a handgun. If it true, I wondered if it was a pistol, revolver, or a Gyro Jet.
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I suppose the only reason would be if they were stuck on the moon and couldn't return they'd have a quick way to die instead of starving or suffocating. But I'd think a cyanide capsule would be much lighter. Or, they could just open the hatch.
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It's been stated that astronauts never carried cyanide pills; blowing the hatch was deemed to be faster and less painful.
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Why would they carry a Gyro jet handgun? Those were innaccurate and kinda pointless.
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They didnt have any recoil so shooting one in zero gravity wouldnt send the shooter flying backwards.
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Weren't they the ones that went on the moon where there is gravity?
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I dont think that there is enough gravity on the moon to shoot a gun and not be propelled backwards a little bit.
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Also If I was in space I wouldn't want a Gyro Jet, at short ranges the Gyrojet is known to be ineffective because it needs distance to accumulate velocity due to the rocket powered rounds. |
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Um, gyrojets have less recoil, not none.
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