Jarl
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Re: Movelty Gun Light from ARMS
Ahh yes, using red to preserve night vision... *facepalms*
Ahh yes, using red to preserve night vision... *facepalms*
Novelty Gun Light from ARMS
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cslinger
Enlightened
You sure that is red light? Might be the plasma heating up before a shot. 
Mark my words this will find its way into a cheesy Sci-Fi channel movie.
Mark my words this will find its way into a cheesy Sci-Fi channel movie.
qwertyydude
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Is it still so new that it needs a zip tie to hold it to the gun?
Sgt. LED
Flashaholic
Run it for 20 minutes and then run a rapid string of 80 rounds and see what's happened to the LED's.
Stupid design unless from this angle you can't see the hose running to the radiator....
Backyard Ranger gear.
Stupid design unless from this angle you can't see the hose running to the radiator....
Backyard Ranger gear.
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Mjolnir
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Looks like a heatlamp to me... Maybe it allows you to cook your food when you are out in the field?
Qoose
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I think they should worry more about the LEDs heating and warping the barrel...
As with every other thread I've seen on the Ring of Death on other forums, this one misses the point.
I saw the prototype at SHOT and was impressed with the potential. The Ring of Fire is a great concept because of the versatility it provides. The six separate modules can be replaced for things like visible laser, IR laser, IR illuminators, and different color lights. Imagine how much weight a comparable number of lights and lasers would add to a rifle.
It is front heavy, yeah, but imagine how nice it would be on an SBR.
I saw the prototype at SHOT and was impressed with the potential. The Ring of Fire is a great concept because of the versatility it provides. The six separate modules can be replaced for things like visible laser, IR laser, IR illuminators, and different color lights. Imagine how much weight a comparable number of lights and lasers would add to a rifle.
It is front heavy, yeah, but imagine how nice it would be on an SBR
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kosPap
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I do not agree....
I could object that this way the operator will need X amount of time to sort through the switching...
But thet thing kills the MOST important thing....Peripheral vision when on target but not on sights (thatmeans covering a distant target and scanning its souroundings)
I could object that this way the operator will need X amount of time to sort through the switching...
But thet thing kills the MOST important thing....Peripheral vision when on target but not on sights (thatmeans covering a distant target and scanning its souroundings)
This is SOOOOooooo! cool. I have always wanted a gatlin-gun apparatus of flash-lights hanging on the end of my AR. And the bezels looking like faux A2 flash-hiders. NO WAY! I'm going to go dress up in my 5.11 pants and paint my face with some shoe-polish and go lay in a ditch somewhere with my paintball gun. :shakehead
