[Onkel Neal]

Man, this shakes my faith in semi-automatic handguns as a good defense,

Bows in video games: You have to stand still to fire, it takes time to nock the arrow and pull back and you're left relatively vulnerable while you set up your shot. It's a low-tech sniper rifle with the added benefit of being nearly silent.

But what if those assumptions were wrong?

The video embedded above shows a man who claims to have studied "ancient manuscripts" and images of classical archery to come up with his technique, which admittedly is pretty badass.

He can fire many arrows in rapid succession, and he can do so while moving. The video is well made and edited, although I'd love to see what his work looks like in person, without the possibility of edits and quick cuts.