The Crispe Gun
Description:
The Crispe is the result of the combination of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle and traditional laser technology. Whereas lasers are severely limited for atmospheric use by the fact that air absorbs most of the photons before the target is reached, the Crispe employs the latest in electromagnetic field technology to create a phase-coherent beam of electrons, which are accelerated to 99.51% of the speed of light and thus take on wave-like properties (hence 'Crispe', from Cathode Ray Induction by Stimulated Particle Emission). This beam is capable of travelling great distances through air, or any low-density matter without significant attenuation, and yet upon striking a dense material much energy is given up in the form of heat. The beam is energetic enough to penetrate several human-size targets before being attenuated to a harmless level, but it will not penetrate more solid barriers such as walls, reducing the likelihood of accidentally hitting an unintended target. Flammable targets will be ignited by the intense heat of the beam after a few seconds of exposure. Because of the high charge accumulated by the firing process, the weapon automatically discharges itself at irregular intervals. During the discharge process you may see and hear arcing within the weapon and smell ozone; This is normal.
We understand the importance of a tactically flexible weapon, so a torch (flashlight for all you North Americans) has been incorporated as the weapon's secondary fire, after all, you can only hit what you can see!
For ease of use, the Crispe can be powered from any standard CC2 size battery, although we recommend that you use genuine CrispeCelltm batteries for maximum battery life.
For legal reasons please read the following safety warning:
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