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Ultra-Powerful Sniper TV-B-Gone Rifle with LED Aim
TV-B-Gone + 30 infrared LEDs + mineral crystal lens + blue LED laser-like precision aim + PVC tubes + black paint = Judgement Day. And this time it’s personal, punks. [hacked gadgets]
Kitty Corner Shot Rifle: If You See Toonces With an Unusual Glint In His Eye, Run
Weapon tech fans or Ghost Recon fanatics will remember the corner shot rifle. This mod has the same camera, LCD and hinge that lets a soldier shoot around building edges without getting in the line of fire. But this one is wrapped up in a cat suit, just like the one that used to drive the car in Saturday Night Live. It makes a somewhat cowardly weapon even more pussy. So if you see an unusually tall cat peeking around corners in your local war zone with what looks like a muzzle coming out of his mouth, I’d say catnip is not going to get you very far. [Geekologie]
Halo 3 Toy Weapons Have Realistic Light, Sound, Recoil, and Vents When Overheated
Playing make-believe Halo 3 with your friends in the backyard is fun enough with cardboard boxes for helmets and aluminum foil for guns, but what if you had a real replica plasma rifle? Jasman Toys is bringing its line of Halo 3 Covenant (bad guys) weapons with Laser Pursuit technology to Comic-Con this week. Each weapon will have an infrared beam that registers hits on an LCD counter, lights, recoil, and a heating vent that opens up when the thing “overheats”. Very awesome, until you come to the MSRP of $119 for the Plasma Rifle and $79 for the Plasma Pistol. We’ll train our kids to use their imagination. That’s free. [ActionFigureInsider via Xbox360Fanboy]
Rifle Prop for Remote Turns You into Buffalo Wii-ll
The just released Wii-Blaster, a lock-&-load rifle prop, made me breathe a little faster wanting to play Call of Duty with it – until I remembered my Wii sensor bar was bust and I’d been too lazy to get a replacement. I think it’s sexier than the Wii Zapper, but then I’ve always been a sucker for long-barrelled weapons (or something).
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