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**ViP_ViPeR** · April 2nd, 05:25 PM

Some of you have probly seen this video

what a BB gun

http://www.compfused.com/directlink/720/

***D_Smalls*** · April 2nd, 05:32 PM

that was like a million bb's

**ViP_ViPeR** · April 2nd, 05:36 PM

i didnt think the guy would ever stop

**butterjuice** · April 2nd, 05:50 PM

Man the T.V. got OWNED !!!! (poor poor T.V. i wish i had that T.V. i would treat it right)

**lbreevesii** · April 2nd, 06:05 PM

dude. thats awsome.

**Ugly Bassist** · April 2nd, 06:16 PM

holy
****ing
****

Alpha · April 2nd, 06:31 PM

Hmm.. I'd like to know some of the specs on that tihng. Like how many rpms, what its powered by, how they feed the bbs, etc.

I dont think it was 100% legit... What is there inside a TV that can be caught on fire? wire casings.. Platic...

What inside a TV can explode?

I think theres more then meets the eye here

**ViP_ViPeR** · April 2nd, 06:50 PM

well the tubes inside that make the color can cause a very big bang if they are pluged in. If the TV had a power supply which it probly did then it probly caused the fire along with the leftover electricity stored in the tubes

***martix_agent*** · April 2nd, 06:57 PM

it's an airsofr gun that is capable of firing metal airsoft pellets(much bigger than normal bb's and bigger than even airsot pellets that are plastic) at around 600 fps. ANd it fires at around 50 rounds per second. good 'nuf alpha?

Tv's hold power in thier citcuts..this is why people aren't supposed to wok on them in thier homes..they'll get a very powerfull schocking supprise!

**ViP_ViPeR** · April 2nd, 07:12 PM

yea same thing happens with people when they work on their xboxes because the power supplies can give you one hell of a shock

**pbmoto** · April 2nd, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ViP_ViPeR

yea same thing happens with people when they work on their xboxes because the power supplies can give you one hell of a shock

Same with computer monitors

**ViP_ViPeR** · April 4th, 04:45 PM

wow can you imagine actually having someone in airsoft use this thing against you...

**Ugly Bassist** · April 4th, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by pbmoto

Same with computer monitors

same with the cans inside a Computer Power Supply

among other things

**tmaxx_2.5** · April 4th, 06:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpha

Hmm.. I'd like to know some of the specs on that tihng. Like how many rpms, what its powered by, how they feed the bbs, etc.

I dont think it was 100% legit... What is there inside a TV that can be caught on fire? wire casings.. Platic...

What inside a TV can explode?

I think theres more then meets the eye here

look at the vid when the Slider player thing is about 1 1/2 in. from the end. Theres a cord going to the t.v., so it was plugged in, causing the exlposions..

**ImagineUser** · April 4th, 08:57 PM

The two airsoft cannons I have seen were capable of 400-600fps and fired 2000-3000rpm.

Believe it or not they actually suck in a real game where people know how to play. Too bulky, the snipers pick you off in a matter of minutes.

Alpha · April 5th, 04:24 PM

OK if it was plugged in I can see it. Becuase other then that, I dont think theres enough friction to start explosions adn fire like that even from .6mm copper bbs at 1000+rpm.

**Spudchucker** · April 5th, 10:35 PM

damnit am i the only one that compfused.com doesnt work for? i see all these things you guys love from the outside and i never get to watch

**chris_13** · April 5th, 11:06 PM

i actually wanted to get these a wile back when i played airsoft lol but they cost as purdy penny lol but it fed by a chain of 6mm or 7mm 50gram metal bb's they also shoot a car and junk its pritty cool and the cost 1,500.00 look on ebay

**ViP_ViPeR** · April 6th, 05:26 PM

1,500 umm no... you obviously dont know **** about airsoft because thats the price range for guns like SAWs

no real manifacturer mass produces these things so you have to find a private buisness that you can build you one or buil it yourself

**Aggression** · April 6th, 06:45 PM

I think there was enough energy in there to cause that kind of explosion. The TV was plugged in, and if one tube got blown up it could have caused a chain reaction.