Heavy firepower

[Beorht]

I want one.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010 ... echnology/

[Balsa]

lol, Nice. There's a guy at my bro's work who's modified his Nerf gun to fire AA batteries with enough power to punch through dry wall. It's rather scary.

[Beorht]

Excuse me while I wipe the drool off the floor.

[Jagtai]

That would so not be legal in Denmark

[kashus_Draith]

"Nerf or nothing"

[coronhorn]

combine that with either the axe or hand and half sword and you're ready for anything

[Balsa]

Back in high school, I enjoyed making my own foam-based weapons. It was quite fun, to use PVC piping and insulation foam and a TON of duct tape.

[kashus_Draith]

Balsa's a LARPer!

I have a claymore, longsword, and a battle axe Balsa.

[Mirrodin2nd]

I love that thing. I have one of the Nerf guns, I think it's the Recon CS-6

[Beorht]

In my freshman year, I had a one-handed sword, a mace, and I think a staff too, all PVC/insulation. A few months ago, I made sticks with a single length of PVC (abour 4'4") and insulation; they served well, though my buddies (of them army) got way into it and my knuckle is permanently misshapen.

[Balsa]

Nope, not a LARPer, since that implies I RP.

[Jagtai]

Balsa's a LARPer!

I have a claymore, longsword, and a battle axe Balsa.

I was a LARP'er too. Although I have to agree with Balsa that the RP part never worked - not that I didn't try. Too many 13-year olds...

[Darkheyr]

Hmm. Nothing LARPwise here.
I do have chain shirt, two swords, a rapier, a mace and a dagger though. And a ton of other medieval stuff as in clothing, knives, and what not.


Nothing beats walking through a major railway station/city street in chain/leather armor armed to the teeth.

[Pryde2000]

Don't people get arrested for that?

[Darkheyr]

Nah. Most of these things are considered either decorative replica or tools, not weapons. The laws are a bit weird on some, but you cannot sensibly outlaw a mace while people can carry baseball bats with them. Or hatchets, at that. What you have to watch out with in Switzerland are butterfly knives or similar quickly-drawn weapons. Drawing them ready with a quick onehanded move is the defining factor, aside from blade length.

And armor isn't illegal anyway.

[Pryde2000]

No, but I know of a couple of people here who got arrested for sword wielding. Of course, they were also crazy, but I digress...

[Darkheyr]

*shrug*

Medieval festivals and fairs are pretty popular in Switzerland and Germany. Not much sword-arrestment done here

[Beorht]

*moves to Europe*

[Vox]

I knew I was in the minority of not being a super geek on this forum. I really have nothing to say to all of this...just...

*WTB the blinking smilie!*

[Shaggy]

My little town of Meeker OK, has a full AMP-guard following. Kids get together with some other smaller towns on Sundays and go to war. I haven't watched them go at it in while. I might need to do there once the temperature goes back down.