Coming to a Law Enforcement agency near you

[RHunter]

Better harden' them doors fellas!

 

[Maggot]

I wonder what one of those would do to a helicopter???

 

[RHunter]

Probably blow the doors off of it...

 

[Sean the Nailer]

effective range of about 30 meters.... I don't foresee many "choppers blown out of the sky" with it. Now, can it be fired from a 300 W/M?

 

[RHunter]

I don't know but it sure is an interesting doorbell.

It's an old idea with a new twist.

 

[Shoottothrill]

Fine for military implications, but no Law Enforcement agency in the U.S. needs or should have this device. Wait till that thing is fired into the wrong door and kills a 3 year old kid.

 

[RHunter]

Fine for military implications, but no Law Enforcement agency in the U.S. needs or should have this device. Wait till that thing is fired into the wrong door and kills a 3 year old kid.

I agree.

 

[KYpatriot]

Sort of a reverse of the typical focusing shaped charge. Recoil didn't look too bad out of the 223...but would probably be ferocious off a 762 or 300WM. Device probably couldn't handle that kind of energy anyway.

Gonna be interesting when one of those arms AND fuses at the trigger pull.

Looks like you aim at the top of the door and attempt to center it up and let the overpressure do its work evenly instead of focusing on a lock or hinges.

 

[Slapchop]

Fine for military implications, but no Law Enforcement agency in the U.S. needs or should have this device. Wait till that thing is fired into the wrong door and kills a 3 year old kid.

As opposed to being fired into the right door and killing a 3 year old?

 

[KYpatriot]

I don't know. Looks safer than using incendiary "burners" ...ahem I meant "tear gas"

I think we used the same tear gas at Big Bear, Waco, Dresden and Tokyo.