Russians working up non-lethal water jet guns

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lettcco @ Aug 23rd 2007 6:03AM

"...minimizing long-term damage..."

since when losing a limb or 2 is not long term damage?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_jet_cutter

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monkeyh425 @ Aug 23rd 2007 1:15PM

if your read the article posted, that "water gun" uses an abrasive powder in order to erode the metal. im sure this one is not going to have that. the water COULD be strong enough to be lethal, but doesnt mean theyre going to make it that way, im sure they will turn downt he pressure enough to make it non-lethal.

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