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Conventional projectile based non-lethal weapons are lethal at closer ranges because the beanbag/gelatin round is traveling to fast. As a temporary solution, a vent could be added, that would direct the gases powering the round through an exhaust pipe where it is cooled and directed to the side of the
gun.
A toggle (located next to the safety) would let the police officer open/close the vent, varying the power.
This could be done to most shotguns, and could save lives where a short range non-lethal weapon is needed and only traditional methods are available.
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Police officers do'nt have time to think,do I want to kill this guy who wants to kill me or just hurt him?
Why adjust the weapon? Kill the scum.(and have a nice day). |
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thats what they get for protesting violently instead of actually trying to solve the problem... |
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No one said it couldn't look like a giant orange vacume cleaner... |
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And the point was to have the option of short or long range. It would be better than no option at all would it not? |
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Saw a show on the discovery channel which had a range finder to find the distance to a target and shoot a ring airfoil round with the apropriat amount of force, this could be used to adjust power automatically, lowering user error. |
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Or you could have a rangefinder on the camera which detects the distance to the target, then you adjust a dial to the correct distance, and if you don't guess correctly, the gun wouldn't fire. this would eventually lead to a vast improvement in police officers's ability to estimate accurately. Might even weed out the dumb ones. |
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[SP] Police officers don't only shoot at non-violent protesters. I don't want to wind up dead for expressing my opinion publicly. |
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I think this is a great idea. I think an on/off toggle wouldn't be too tough to operate. Let the default be close range. |
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