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sharp-n-pointy — Lethal+Less-Lethal SMG
Published: 2007-08-20 16:40:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 6262; Favourites: 95; Downloads: 242
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A weapon for security teams or Law enforcement that allows for a Typically sterile Gel substrate round to be infused with a choice of several chemicals, from marking paint to chemical irritants. Without the use of the chemical agent the weapon acts as 'rubber' bullet style impact round and though painful is not lethal.A Lethal/Practice round is available but uses a different magazine to allow for cheap practice or the option to use lethal force as a last resort. This magazine has a special catch that disengages the Infusing mechanism preventing 'goo-ing' of the internal mechanism.
Operation is simple blow back with a enveloping bolt, and caliber is 11mm, both rounds are subsonic.
For the sake of Copyright the gneral profile/stock is Copyright of Ruger (MP-9)
Modifications, line art, and concept by myself.
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Comments: 20
This probably came out before mine but wow. This is similar to my Fletchette pistol
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Awesome, but how exactly do you use the "Chemical marking agent"?
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In the same way Riot police would use Paint balls, to mark particularly violent or belligerent subjects for arrest or isolation.
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I actualy ment the shotgunish shell you aperantly have to insert into the front handle. is there a nozzle somewhere to spray paint from it (assuming it contains paint) or something?
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Aye, the cartridge that fits into the front grip is a pressurized container of [insert your choice of dye or chemical agent here] which is then fed under pressure to a small nozzle that engages a recess on the front of the magazine below the first round. As the bolt recoils from the first shot it engages the 'sprayer' which fills the round through the open top of the carcass. 'Sprayer' is really a misnomer as it more accurately just forces the agent into the substrate where the gel holds it, considering there is almost zero clearance, the carcass and the recess on the front of the magazine working to form a temporary seal before the round moves up into the first position for loading. The regular magazines have a catch near the base of the magazine which disengages the 'sprayer' and do not have the recess making them fairly easy to discern without having to look at the magazine as running your hand over it will let you know which type of magazine your holding and what kind of results you can expect on the target.
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woudnt it be simpler to have the rounds loaded with the chemical beforehand?
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Yes, the idea was hot swappable chemical agents so one could change it without having to necessarily change magazines. But really after two years of hindsight, it was all just a flight of fancy anyhow.
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Okay. . . . . . i only understood half of it, but as far as i've understood it adds some kind of dye or chemical to the LL rounds when they are about to leave the muzzle, right?
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err, yes. More specifically before the round is chambered, but before it leaves the magazine.
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So, when the round is about to be fed into the chamber.
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When its at the top of the magazine...
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Looks like a Ruger MP9 mixed with some TMP/B+T MP9. Awesome
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Great one, mate. Should do a pistol version for sidearms.
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Oh, and any chance I could have a go at colouring this?
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I support this suggestion! Pretty designe by the way...
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