Firepower is a measure of the ability of weapons, specifically weapons which involve fire or explosion, to inflict harm, damage, or kill. A greater firepower indicates a greater ability for such. The bayonet, still used in war as both knife and spearpoint. ...
When referring to a single weapon, the destructive energy per fire of the weapon and rate of fire must both be considered. For instance, a rifle has a greater fire power than a BB gun. However, a fast-firing weapon may have more firepower than a much slower weapon even if it has greater destructive energy.
When referring to the firepower of a military unit such as a battalion, the number of weapons must also be considered. Symbol of the Austrian 14th Armoured Battalion in NATO code In military terminology, a battalion consists of two to six companies typically commanded by a lieutenant colonel. ...
A general formula for firepower may be represented as destruction / time.
Ultimate Firepower is a tactical game of team based laser tag combat, also known as "electronic" paintball.
Ultimate Firepower players shoot an invisible and harmless infrared beam (Infra-red is on the safe side of the visible spectrum), similar to the ones used in your TV remote control.
Ultimate Firepower is a new sport made possible through a technological break-through enabling extended range (600 feet in daylight) of infrared units.