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|desc=This is a mechanical tube that fires beanbags as projectiles. The original design intended this weapon to be a painful but not terribly dangerous tool for crowd control. In this case, some overenthusiastic mechanic has made a home improvement, rewiring it to give it more power. It's very effective, but firing this gun gives you a strange compulsion to start grunting intermittently like some sort of cave man. | |desc=This is a mechanical tube that fires beanbags as projectiles. The original design intended this weapon to be a painful but not terribly dangerous tool for crowd control. In this case, some overenthusiastic mechanic has made a home improvement, rewiring it to give it more power. It's very effective, but firing this gun gives you a strange compulsion to start grunting intermittently like some sort of cave man. | ||
|type=Ranged | |type=Ranged | ||
+ | |weapontype=firearm | ||
|power=36 | |power=36 | ||
|level=3 | |level=3 | ||
|obtain=[[Campus: Investigate a Protest]] | |obtain=[[Campus: Investigate a Protest]] | ||
:*[[Crazed officer]] | :*[[Crazed officer]] | ||
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|autosell=20}} | |autosell=20}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
− | *The | + | * The description is a reference to Tim Allen's grunting and souping-up of household items on the sitcom {{wikipedia|Home Improvement}}. |
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Revision as of 11:22, 2 November 2009
beanbag cannon
Plural: beanbag cannons
This is a mechanical tube that fires beanbags as projectiles. The original design intended this weapon to be a painful but not terribly dangerous tool for crowd control. In this case, some overenthusiastic mechanic has made a home improvement, rewiring it to give it more power. It's very effective, but firing this gun gives you a strange compulsion to start grunting intermittently like some sort of cave man.
Ranged weapon (Firearm)
Power: 36
Level Required: 3
Autosell value: 20
How Obtained
References
- The description is a reference to Tim Allen's grunting and souping-up of household items on the sitcom Home Improvement.