fun gun for targets, small enough to conceal, cheap enough to keep topped off, and enough of a threat for most to back off esp non gun heads

The one time I did use it in defense shot 2 rounds at a dudes foot and that seemed to stop em pretty good

Don't need a lot of power when the fear and pain is usually enough

That said i was fairly accurate shooter in general esp with the low recoil

Its been gone for a while now but would love to replace w a mk III or a 4 if I can find one cheap enough

Well, that was fun.

Claudia and another bunch of strangers gather in Scotland. Some of them are a team-within-a-team: find them, eject them, keep the prize for yourself.

There is a mock funeral.

Catapults and crossbows.

A poison chalice.

And whatever the chuff this is.

The Traitors takes us through highs and lows. And it honestly reflects society: this series ruthlessly exposed casual sexism. Maybe we can all learn to do better.

A really neat article on the evolutionary reasons why we don’t see many animals that use projectile weapons, and what a fictional worldbuilder/spec-evo-writer could do to feasibly justify their evolution.

Innovations in stone knapping technology during the South African Middle Stone Age enabled the creation of early projectile weapons, according to a study published April 26, 2017 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Veerle Rots from University of Liège, Belgium, and colleagues.

The South African Middle Stone Age (MSA) is considered a period of major technological advancement, with hunter-gatherers introducing new manipulative techniques using heat and pressure to create stone projectile weapons. However, the timing and location of these developments is a topic of much debate.

Prax Arms "Protector" PRP-502 Hold-Out Dart Shooter

Minmatar Can Survive

By Crow Bennett

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycGaN1XYlqc