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WASP Injector Knife
Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to the damage (in TW 2013 terms) for something that can explode someone's torso at the push of a button?
WASP Injector Knife |
You watched Law & Order last night didn't you?
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Yes, but one of the CSI shows also featured the weapon a few months ago, and I think they gave a more realistic (less gruesome) portrayal, focusing more on the flash-freezing of internal organs than on explosive effects.
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That is so inpractical!
One shot, has to be reloaded after each use and if you know what you are doing a knife strike shoulde be fatal anyway. That being said, it does have a macabre cool factor all of it's own. |
You may be missing the point (sorry about the pun). Bringing a knife to a gun fight is a desperate act. If you're unlucky enough to get in such a crappy position, having an equalizer might keep you alive, especially as most regular soldiers are not expert at melee. Not everyone's a Marine or specforce operator that "knows what they're doing" with a blade.
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I saw it as being most useful to divers and the like. That sort of weapon would totally ruin a sharks day.....
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On the law enforcement side of things, I carry a conventional knife where I can access it if taken to the ground and about to be subject to a "ground and pound" sort of beating by an opponent with a stable position on top of me. Having that same knife being a fight stopper if jabbed into an abdomen or thigh (assuming the overpressure would blow out the femoral artery even if it was missed by the blade) would be a really nice piece of kit.
Of course for law enforcement, it would also probably be considered illegal as hell and a surefire recipe for a civil lawsuit even if you weren't criminally responsible for its use. For a guy downrange doing CQB against enemy combatants, though, this would be a lovely addition to a heavy assault kit. |
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