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Penguin November 5th, 2005 00:07

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Originally Posted by Mysteryfish
Penguin:

- It looked like there was a pretty fat battery sitting inside the gun (that red, soup can looking item)...

Yeah, but getting enough power for more than a couple shots will be a feat. Im curious to see how they do it.

Skeletor November 6th, 2005 18:53

So I guess since it looks like a real gun (as opposed to that Alien one) we Canadians can't order one of these things?

SCell November 8th, 2005 19:17

Some news...
 
They updated site with new device...

"Rifle EM40B specially designed for Airsoft. This gun shoots 6mm plastic pellets. Main feature of this device is an FPS Switch. You can use it for muzzle velocity selection from 225 to 400 fps."

But it costs too much for me...

section5 November 8th, 2005 19:47

Uh-oh :D Now I wonder if it is importable into Canada or will a supplier import them and more than double the cost ;) LOL
True though, it is pretty expensive. Especially if you take into account that crappy ROF

Gryphon November 9th, 2005 00:32

This is fascinating. I don't see an assault application here yet; plinking and sniping only with rates of fire that slow.

Aside from the ROF I see the battery only lasts for 300 shots. I get ten times that from my AEG battery. Still, at $250 USD I'm thinking this could be a lot of fun to tool around with for little expenditure.

Mysteryfish November 9th, 2005 00:35

I think the real appeal would be the fact that it's completely silent, aside from the BB whipping through the air, and that there's no moving parts (well, not really).

A bit more power, and a less stupid look, and it'd be kindof appealing.

nic_s November 9th, 2005 01:45

Who knows, this may one day be the next big thing.

Combine November 9th, 2005 15:09

that coke can picture looks edited

Shinjin_MC November 9th, 2005 20:11

0.12g ammo as well

made Man November 9th, 2005 20:13

Well, it can be used as a sniper rifle during games, so 300 shots is plenty. Also, the look replicates FN2000, a real gun, hence not stupid ;)

nic_s November 10th, 2005 04:58

Wait, did I read that wrong, or is it shooting 400fps w/ .12g BBs? Because that would kinda suck...

Shinjin_MC November 10th, 2005 10:35

that was what i was wondering too
the only ammo they list is 0.12g

Bob the Angry Potato November 14th, 2005 15:15

Look here, it's the first 2 articles:
www.arniesairsoft.co.uk
The site was a sham, the site was fake.

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I've had an update from some nice chaps in Russian (AirsoftGun.ru) about Silent Flash Ltd (http://www.em-gun.com) so I'm adding this as an addendum to the previosu news. Reportedly:
It appeared to be a fake.This site http://www.em-gun.com/ was closed by authorities, but was opened later on the other hosting. Last information about the project - the criminal case was started, the authors are suspected in trickery and illegal business.

Here is our topic about it, (in Russian unfortunately) where we discussed it, and even tried to meet with the authors, but failed to get the gun for testing... http://www.airsoftgun.ru/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=22027

p.s. For a number of reasons (one of them is necessity in superconductivity) this gun cannot be created. Best regards Denisenko, (AirsoftGun.ru)

The other news will be adjusted shortly in reflection of this to change the warning that's there into something more formal.

UPDATE: Word from Denisenko, (AirsoftGun.ru) looks to confim the fears that this project is some form of scam. Reportedly several people in Russia have tried to purchase this product and failed to receive anything, and also failed to manage to meet the makers or see the project. If you see this project appear elsewhere, or anything similar it would be advisable to check things before proceeding, as this looks very much like another scam attempt.


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