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Posted by MoFo on June 20, 2002 at 12:00:28:

In Reply to: bit hypocritcal don't you think posted by Lord Bunker on June 18, 2002 at 03:05:50:

...but I think a "high-powered construction laser" has no place on a paintball field. In fact, were you to bring that to any field I was playing on I would ask you to remove it immediately and if you wouldn't one of us would not be playing that day.

Even a regular laser pointer can cause retinal damage if you shine it in somebody's eye. What do you suppose a larger, more powerful one might do? We all wear goggles to protect our eyesight, does your desire to have a trick targeting system outweigh my right to (literally) see my children grow up or have depth perception.

I think its cool you tinkered so extensively with a shark, but you need to remember that safety comes first.

Oh and, I am guessing you soaked your internals in "Slick 50" not "WD-40". Then again...



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