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Post by Ed on Dec 12, 2002 19:03:51 GMT -5
Check this out (scroll down about 4 products) www.air-soft.com/xtremeprecision.htmIt's something that detects body heat. You can use it as a hand tool or attach it to your gun. It is supposed to be only used outdoors. I guess it tells you it detects something by lighting up that green light in the back. Kind of primative. Price: 9,800 JPY or 79.94USD Question: What are you buying for $80? |
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Post by SickPointe on Dec 12, 2002 19:05:51 GMT -5
Kinda cool... I wouldnt buy one. Think it zooms at all?
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Post by Ed on Dec 12, 2002 19:26:46 GMT -5
No it doesn't zoom. I just wish they came up with something like that for indoors. Man that would be great!
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Post by Motown on Dec 12, 2002 20:43:56 GMT -5
You may just as well spend 1 or 2 grand and get something good, like what the FD uses.  forgot the smiley |
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Post by Blorfo on Dec 12, 2002 20:45:20 GMT -5
Looks like something I'd break just taking it out of the box.
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Post by Jacko on Dec 12, 2002 22:06:21 GMT -5
I wonder why it's outdoor use only. I seems perfect for CQB. I would just mount it on the left rail of my SR-16, make a little electrical tape shade, and watch for the green LED to light up
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Post by Jacko on Dec 12, 2002 22:15:59 GMT -5
What a sec... This website is the 'Leading North American Airsoft Retailer'? Says who?
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Post by Ed on Dec 14, 2002 17:08:48 GMT -5
They are in Canada...and they are the leading retailer. Who do you think is better? APEC sponsor huge games in Canada, me and my buddies were gonna go to their 24 hour scenario over the summer but we couldn't take the time off of work.
My guess is that you can't use it indoors is because it's not a strong sensor. If someone's behind cover it would not be able to pick up a strong enough signature. It does seem perfect for CQB if it could use it.
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Post by dicepackage on Dec 14, 2002 17:20:02 GMT -5
Isn't airsoft illegal in Canada?
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Post by Patrick on Dec 15, 2002 13:08:35 GMT -5
I thought you only had to have a permit in canada to play... Proablly not... Freakin canadains confusing us
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Post by derick on Dec 15, 2002 22:04:47 GMT -5
that seems a little cool but not for 70 something bucks, i would like to use it on my sr sniper rifle, i can just imagine, laying there at night, ghillie suit on and covering me looking through my scope an daiming that thing at them and popping off a shot and hearing, out! I have nothing else to say, too bad its not a scope
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Post by Ed on Dec 16, 2002 19:00:04 GMT -5
Airsoft is legal in Canada.
I think the best application of this tool would be something like a sniper rifle. As long as you're not shooting at something too far I'm sure that it could have some useful operations.
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Post by Patrick on Dec 17, 2002 19:42:53 GMT -5
Derick why dont you just attach it to the top of your scope.... and shoot bursts in there direction.
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Post by derick on Dec 18, 2002 14:03:37 GMT -5
well. considering this thing probably isnt the greatest thing ever, im wondering if it would even detect a far distance away, (further than my gun that is) cause mpore than likely when my sr is al done, (awaitning its arrival thurs.) it should be able to shoot a good 75 to 100 yards pretty accurately considering i will be using .30s or .35s and upgrades and a tight bore barrell. Plus a bipod and ghillie suit, I am wondering though, would it detect animals or what? cause man that owuld suck giving away my position cause of a god damn deer. It seems like a cool idea if only it were like on splinter cell. oh well, not looking anf=y further into it . rather have a tracer unit
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