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jaa August 22nd, 2007 16:51

mines/ traps?
 
Not sure if this has been discussed previously, but what would you guys think of including landmines or other traps in your games?

Some sort of device with a pressure switch, stand on it and it fires a spray of BBs upwards at you? Hopefully this can be done without anyone winning a Darwin Award.

Ronan August 22nd, 2007 16:53

Hmmm google is your friend. Grenades, claymore mines and other products already exists. Now it depends of the organizer if they let you use them.

jaa August 22nd, 2007 17:00

everyone wear cups

iceman3994 August 22nd, 2007 17:12

I prefer if it was powder. That way the boyz don't take a pounding!

shadowninja August 22nd, 2007 18:14

i dont think many ppl wear cups
no one i know

Ronan August 22nd, 2007 18:18

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Originally Posted by shadowninja (Post 524238)
i dont think many ppl wear cups
no one i know

Same.

MadMorbius August 22nd, 2007 18:45

If you're afraid of pain, find another sport. If you host doesn't allow stuff like this....find another field.

jaa August 22nd, 2007 18:45

I'll build some contraption that sprays steel bearings upwards into the groin region at 500 fps.

and no one will be wearing cups :D

Vince August 22nd, 2007 19:03

I heard that some guys had modified 203 shells with trip wire. And that looks quite simple to do.

Jughead August 22nd, 2007 19:18

Everything that the military uses is pretty much made so that it can be simulated in airsoft.

Landmines, claymores, grenades, RPG, mortars and even Artillery.

The simplest way to set up a trip wire, is strap a smoke grenade to a tree and use a wire between a heavily traveled path. Great when you are sniping and people get in behind you.

It kills anyone in the blast radius ( as per your club ) and gives you a screen to reposition, or find cover.

They are also great for when you are protecting a package.. Dig a hole and put the smoke bomb n the hole. Tie a piece of short piece of wire to the bottom of the package and place it over the smoke bomb.

Make sure you dispose of the excess soil, and make sure the smoke grenade is very snug in the hole.

Just some ideas for the new guys to try.

Other than that, asa mentioned above, GOOGLE, and see what is out there, and also see what people have already home built. That you can try.

Gryphon August 22nd, 2007 19:45

We have a firework at the shop called Silver Wave which fires seven huge illuminating comets. It would be fantastic for night games as perimeter defense; set it up on a trip line with an e-match and when someone trips it, they're instantly illuminated for like 20 seconds so you can blast them. I'm greatly concerned though about someone stepping over such a device as it starts to fire, which would be VERY bad.

I have tons of those pull-ring hand flares left that can be threaded onto a 5/8" rod, they're itching to be used in the same manner. Sixty seconds of pure light and much safer than an aerial device.

iceman3994 August 22nd, 2007 19:53

I know I have a claymore for bb's and a mine that has powder that are in transit for my sniper team. I can post on the effectiveness once I get to put them through a test

jaa August 22nd, 2007 20:56

that'd be great, thanks

Drache August 22nd, 2007 22:25

a friend used to have a mine that took a CO2 cartridge and would fire water or powder straight up but I can't find them for sale anymore.

Jughead August 22nd, 2007 23:52

I have two of the mines.. and they work great,

The top twists off and you fill it with Babypowder, and put a co2 cartridge in the center. You then twist the top on tight and tighten a screw type piece that is sharpened at the end. you tighten this to the point of almost piercing the co2 cartridge.

Once stepped on the co2 bursts and the insides of the mine come out of a tube in the top. making for what looks like a smoke show ( just a nice smelling one )

Drache August 22nd, 2007 23:56

those are it! are there any place to get them now?

dontask August 23rd, 2007 00:38

you mean these?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=509

Drache August 23rd, 2007 01:11

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Originally Posted by dontask (Post 524469)

No. The ones I'm talking about take a Co2 cartridge down the middle, full with surrounding compartment with water or baby powder, screw in the lid and bury. They are allot thicker than those and not so fat around and they cannot use green gas or propane.

Ronan August 23rd, 2007 01:22

Replace baby powder with itching powder. :D

Jughead August 23rd, 2007 17:52

Those Madbulls are nice and all, but you would never know if you stepped on it, unless sneaking silently around and stepping on one.

Another founder in Bravo Company has them and the first time using it, the powder got into something and f'd it up.

And the other times, people that were walking, running or in the middle of a battle, did not hear or notice the mine going off.

Save your money

jaa August 23rd, 2007 18:52

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Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 524496)
Replace baby powder with itching powder. :D

we're evil

Captain Tenneal August 23rd, 2007 23:23

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Originally Posted by Jughead (Post 524890)
Those Madbulls are nice and all, but you would never know if you stepped on it, unless sneaking silently around and stepping on one.

Another founder in Bravo Company has them and the first time using it, the powder got into something and f'd it up.

And the other times, people that were walking, running or in the middle of a battle, did not hear or notice the mine going off.

Save your money

Yeah, the Madbull ones were in use at KS2.5 in defense of our deuce.

Not only are they too small to most likely be set off (you need a LOT of them to do so, or at least some plates perhaps to walk on to set them off), but they are also very easy to lose and unfortunately as we found out when we went to go set them off after the game; that they don't like the cold that much :D (I think one out of five actually functioned in the end, the others lost gas pressure)

Jughead August 23rd, 2007 23:39

That sucks... We have had problems locating them after games as well... Too small and not enough impact...

Great for if your lil sister wants to play war in the backyard, i suppose?!

Non Credo August 24th, 2007 01:01

i wear a cup like every day, man. But thats just me, yknow...


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