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[n1ch0]

http://www.madbullairsoft.com/English/inde...ceb66921dd9672a

Saw it in ASC and figured, I'll let you guys know before you all wake up ehehheh..

I'm still trying to find the MSRP... one of the dealer claim to be around $99 for it... hopefully we can get abit cheaper.

Nicho

[uscmCorps]

Seems a bit finicky to use.

[Catman]

The timing system works on the same principle as the old Deep Fire grenades: pressure leaks into a small secondary chamber, once the pressure in that chamber is high enough it causes the mechanism to fire. Only problem with that is the timing becomes subject to temperature.

Set to zero seconds and these would be good for a tin-can type trap

[Kai_Wolf]

120 dB, what would that be compared to? Im guessing that is rather loud to the human ear in a small room?

[n1ch0]

they claim in the video that 120dB is about 0.22cal ... which isnt much heheheh

[Johnny Sasaki]

Depends on which side of the .22 you're on. A lot of the sound gets directed away from you while firing a gun simply because of the way firearms work. 120 dB is pretty loud.

Comparison chart:
http://www.gcaudio.com/resources/howtos/loudness.html

[FearMeansControl]

yeah, 120 db is quite loud for the record...

[pforcerecon]

its about time!...all that's left now is the inokatsu m4 and i think its safe to say the world it just about set. now its time to start saving and snatch a few of these lil stingers

[freebo]

Awsome! Me want!

[Murph]

Anyone know where they are retailing at yet?

Preferably stateside.

[pforcerecon]

i just did a google search for it and came up with nothing. hopefully they don't keep us waiting like other companies

Edited by pforcerecon, 04 September 2008 - 04:51 PM.

[Daemondog]

Anyone know where they are retailing at yet?

Preferably stateside.

I agree and wonder the same thing. I been waiting for this one for several months.

[1st_shooter]

120db is the same as a 12guage blank going off considering thats what were all used to thats pretty good.

[pforcerecon]

especially when its compared to a normal flashbang going off at 180 some decibles

[kobuki91]

despite the safety concerns, these look like they could be a lot of fun.

[user7]

i wonder what the sound is like when using duster or propane. it fills like a normal gbb mag so it should take it. maybe it will be quieter on weaker gas, since the test videos use co2.

[n1ch0]

Theres a post in ASC that state that madbull didnot recommend the use of other gases - other than CO2 (damn... 2x other ).

@johnny... hehehe.. might be,... i did some firing with the 0.22cal in a ww2 kinda rifle and it doesnt cause much noise even recoils,.. could be cause of the directions of the sound.

[Reincarnation...]

Lovely, makes me want to run a classic airsoft gun just to be more "contained" with my gear i.e. use my co2 tank for both my classic and the stun nade, just require a $90 adapter from madbull.

My biggest concern is with sites and if they will allow it to be use widely. AI tornado nade I see easily allow because well bbs don't hurt or have long term damaging effects; where a stun nade too close may cause damage to hearing in a confined space unless there is a need for ear pro which then defeats the purpose.

[n1ch0]

I'm still trying to find the MSRP... one of the dealer claim to be around $99 for it... hopefully we can get abit cheaper.

Nicho

guess my dealer is right ehehhe..
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/...il?prodID=25284
RWA selling for $99

[Cannonfodder80]

My biggest concern is with sites and if they will allow it to be use widely. AI tornado nade I see easily allow because well bbs don't hurt or have long term damaging effects; where a stun nade too close may cause damage to hearing in a confined space unless there is a need for ear pro which then defeats the purpose.

Seconded, as far as I'm aware 120db is roughly the level where permanent damage can occur