Things you recently bought or got

[martinn]

Yesterday I bought an electric fly swatter to build a stun gun out of it

 

[SylverReZ]

Yesterday I bought an electric fly swatter to build a stun gun out of it

Is the module strong enough to sting a human? You tested this theory out?

 

[Luke94]

Is the module strong enough to sting a human? You tested this theory out?

Is it more like electrical taser modern weapon?

 

[SylverReZ]

Is it more like electrical taser modern weapon?

If it has a stronger electric pulse, then yes. Too bad you can't get them in the UK, as they are listed as a prohibited weapon.

 

[Silterpy]

Is the module strong enough to sting a human? You tested this theory out?

I've touched a electric fly swatter before and it made my arm swing back and smack my friend that was behind me at full force. He got a bloody nose from it.

 

[Luke94]

If it has a stronger electric pulse, then yes. Too bad you can't get them in the UK, as they are listed as a prohibited weapon.

Well I guess in Netherlands having possessing weapons guns are illegall.

 

[Marc_LFD]

I guess that was weapon during Pierce Brosnan Era of James Bond/Agent 007 of british government elite MI6 Agency.

Why'd you buy a fake pistola?

Is the module strong enough to sting a human? You tested this theory out?

Jeez, that's something you don't find out unless you pay someone to get shocked with it, as a "challenge," or in an emergency.

Is it more like electrical taser modern weapon?

A taser is either pressed/pulled the trigger to apply electric current to the fired electrodes (up to 16ft/5m). Meanwhile, a stun gun is a weapon that can only be used if the enemy is in close proximity.

Whoever came up with the names "taser" and "stun gun" got it confused, because the taser should be called a stun gun than a taser. Ah well, can't change it now, anyway.

If it has a stronger electric pulse, then yes. Too bad you can't get them in the UK, as they are listed as a prohibited weapon.

It doesn't stop criminals from getting them...



The U.K. gave up their rights to legally own guns and now if a hard working citizen gets assaulted, he/she can't do anything other than comply with their demands and hope it works out. Unless that citizen decides to prioritize her life over the law that's against them.

Here's another fun story from the U.K.: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...iled-over-fatal-stabbing-of-suspected-burglar

Oh no, the home owner defended himself! What a crime that is!

 

[AncientBoi]

Why'd you buy a fake pistola?

Jeez, that's something you don't find out unless you pay someone to get shocked with it, as a "challenge," or in an emergency.

A taser is either pressed/pulled the trigger to apply electric current to the fired electrodes (up to 16ft/5m). Meanwhile, a stun gun is a weapon that can only be used if the enemy is in close proximity.

Whoever came up with the names "taser" and "stun gun" got it confused, because the taser should be called a stun gun than a taser. Ah well, can't change it now, anyway.

It doesn't stop criminals from getting them...



The U.K. gave up their rights to legally own guns and now if a hard working citizen gets assaulted, he/she can't do anything other than comply with their demands and hope it works out. Unless that citizen decides to prioritize her life over the law that's against them.

Here's another fun story from the U.K.: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...iled-over-fatal-stabbing-of-suspected-burglar

Oh no, the home owner defended himself! What a crime that is!

Yep, the Effective range is up to 10' Just like a shotgun. Real close combat type.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Yep, the Effective range is up to 10' Just like a shotgun. Real close combat type.

Have it, but I hope I'll never have to use it.

 

[Luke94]

Nice,huh? It’s just only in modern self-defence.

 

[AncientBoi]

Nice,huh? It’s just only in modern self-defence.

Is that a Knife?

 

[Luke94]

Is that a Knife?

Nope. Mini-Airgun.

 

[AncientBoi]

Nope. Mini-Airgun.

okies. approved on my end.

 

[Luke94]

Walther CP99.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Nice,huh? It’s just only in modern self-defence.

Better than nothing.

People who are anti self-defense are on a lose-lose situation.

 

[Luke94]

That was me trying I was testing my Remington Airgun that Remington I didn’t use it for a quite long time ago one or two decades ago. I bought it at Selgros.

 

[emmanu888]

Acer Nitro 5 laptop because it was on sale.

Got the model with the 11th gen Core i5 and the RTX3050.
Works really well for emulation but also works great for a bit of VR gaming.

 

[Luke94]

Why'd you buy a fake pistola?

Jeez, that's something you don't find out unless you pay someone to get shocked with it, as a "challenge," or in an emergency.

A taser is either pressed/pulled the trigger to apply electric current to the fired electrodes (up to 16ft/5m). Meanwhile, a stun gun is a weapon that can only be used if the enemy is in close proximity.

Whoever came up with the names "taser" and "stun gun" got it confused, because the taser should be called a stun gun than a taser. Ah well, can't change it now, anyway.

It doesn't stop criminals from getting them...



The U.K. gave up their rights to legally own guns and now if a hard working citizen gets assaulted, he/she can't do anything other than comply with their demands and hope it works out. Unless that citizen decides to prioritize her life over the law that's against them.

Here's another fun story from the U.K.: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...iled-over-fatal-stabbing-of-suspected-burglar

Oh no, the home owner defended himself! What a crime that is!

Is it legal for United Kingdom police?

 

[cracker]

A Crafty+ to keep the smell down and some mids
A broken GB Pocket (perhaps too much, a LOT of corrosion) and new shell, backlit OSD IPS display for it (or a replacement board)

 

[SylverReZ]

Is it legal for United Kingdom police?

Yes, although they have to be fully trained.