Airsoft IED

Jcotter · July 25th, 2011, 23:40

Does it have to cover people and vehicles? Couldn't you just say everything within X radius is hit? If so then you could use anything really. Anything that makes a bang or blankets an area with a material would just be for effect.

Wantabe_Warrior · July 26th, 2011, 00:40

How 'bout a tornado grenade (with spoon kit?) duct taped to a base or spike and wire the pin across a choke point or road. Reusable, idiot-resistant, versatile, simple to assemble, and improvised.

Borealis · July 27th, 2011, 05:46

I would use a CO2 Master Mine, it's typically used for paintball and has plenty of power, so if you replace the balls with baby powder it would make a huge cloud.

Or even better the Spraymore paintball landmine, it's even more powerful: it can spray a liter of paint 25 feet away, and it comes with a remote control.

ScottMcLeod · July 31st, 2011, 19:08

... I designed an air powered mortar a few years ago for a special effect with a movie we were doing that would probably be able to be repurposed nicely as an airsoft mine. (basically using exactly the parts that are in that mine.)

Time to go dig up some moving boxes!

Kokanee · July 31st, 2011, 19:30

I built some command wire IEDs for an Afghan themed OP I hosted a few years ago, they basically consisted of a funnel shaped container (pvc piping extension and cap) that was filled with dried peas and baby powder. The "boom" came from the charge out of an airbomb firework, detonated electronically via model rocket engine igniter triggered by a clacker switch. The design included an "arm" switch to prevent accidental triggering and worked very well, I got a number of kills by setting it up in natural choke points, with the shape of the device determining the spread of the charge by about 160 degrees vs 360.

If you want pm me and I will send you a diagram with a parts list.

WingZER0 · August 1st, 2011, 17:56

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Originally Posted by Kit

Baby powder gets all over your gear and clothing, that would piss me off lol. Why not just bb's with a small smoke shot of some sort somehow. Not sure how id rig that up. Fields that allow pyro id honestly use a bunch of black cats bb's and something that would mock smoke.

As opposed to dirt, mud, feces, and other random shit you get to lie down in playing outdoors. Baby powder by comparison is probably the most benign thing to get into your gear in an average day.

Cico · August 1st, 2011, 18:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by WingZER0

As opposed to dirt, mud, feces, and other random shit you get to lie down in playing outdoors. Baby powder by comparison is probably the most benign thing to get into your gear in an average day.

I would have to agree .

I am still working out the kinks with the cloud but it looks good so far. and my backyard smells pretty. LOL.

5kull · August 1st, 2011, 18:26

How about a fire extinguisher? The big red ones you find in old buildings? Most use powder, are non lethal, environmentally safe and pack a wallop. Just the noise will scare the hell out of most people. They are safe to carry around. They can be refilled. They can be made to look like an artillery shell. You would need to create a trigger system, some kind of plunger to push the lower handle.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Fire-Extinguisher...#ht_500wt_1156

coach · August 1st, 2011, 21:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by 5kull

How about a fire extinguisher? The big red ones you find in old buildings? Most use powder, are non lethal, environmentally safe and pack a wallop. Just the noise will scare the hell out of most people. They are safe to carry around. They can be refilled. They can be made to look like an artillery shell. You would need to create a trigger system, some kind of plunger to push the lower handle.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Fire-Extinguisher...#ht_500wt_1156

Last that I recall, discharging a fire extinguisher was illegal and finable offence when not done to put out a fire.

Cico · August 1st, 2011, 21:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by 5kull

How about a fire extinguisher? The big red ones you find in old buildings? Most use powder, are non lethal, environmentally safe and pack a wallop. Just the noise will scare the hell out of most people. They are safe to carry around. They can be refilled. They can be made to look like an artillery shell. You would need to create a trigger system, some kind of plunger to push the lower handle.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Fire-Extinguisher...#ht_500wt_1156

have u evere had a fire entingisher go off. makes for hard berathing and tatses like ass

TheHappy1 · August 1st, 2011, 22:18

Here are some other ideas that could be used.

http://www.instructables.com/id/the-...e-fog-machine/

http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-A-Net-Gun/

http://www.instructables.com/id/Make...fetti-Blaster/

Hope it will help!

5kull · August 1st, 2011, 22:24

'Last that I recall, discharging a fire extinguisher was illegal and finable offence when not done to put out a fire.'

Riiight, that's to keep morons from emptying the fire extinguisher in your building. You can discharge your personal fire extinguisher if you feel you need to. I don't think this bylaw applies to Airsoft battlefields? Can you really imagine the police arresting you for discharging a fire extinguisher on an Airsoft field? Hey you dressed as a blackops commando and carrying a machinegun, a pistol and two grenades, drop the fire extinguisher RIGHT NOW! ROFL

'have u evere had a fire entingisher go off. makes for hard berathing and tatses like ass'

evere, entigisher, Berathing and tatses? You should read what you write before posting.

Yes, I received a lot of training in the forces with them, they are harmless unless your very stupid and shoot them at close range directly in the face of your buddy. If you do your buddy will have baking soda in his eyes and mouth and might get some light burns from the CO2 used to shoot the powder out. The same thing is true of the smoke grenades you use on an airsoft field, if you stick it in your buddies face he wont appreciate it. Most fire extinguishers are filled with inert powders like baking soda

Any powder, flour, dust, etc will make it hard to breath in an enclosed environment, ever tried staying in a room with a smoke grenade? Now I hope you will have the good sense to use your IED outdoors where there's plenty of air. If your really worried about the baking soda you can always use flour when refilling the extinguisher, the CO2 does all the work, most powders will do.

Jeez come on, Lol, Ruuuun he's got a fire extinguisher, SEND BACKUP, SEND BACKUP, PLEEAAAASE HELP US;P

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July 26th, 2011, 00:40	#17
Wantabe_Warrior Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Dawson Creek, BC	How 'bout a tornado grenade (with spoon kit?) duct taped to a base or spike and wire the pin across a choke point or road. Reusable, idiot-resistant, versatile, simple to assemble, and improvised. __________________ SRC HK416(D10.5) gen.3 pro KJW MEU(SOC) pistol (cansoft) perks: Chairsofter Fortunate Son

July 31st, 2011, 19:08	#19
ScottMcLeod Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Toronto, Canada	... I designed an air powered mortar a few years ago for a special effect with a movie we were doing that would probably be able to be repurposed nicely as an airsoft mine. (basically using exactly the parts that are in that mine.) Time to go dig up some moving boxes! __________________ -Scott Current: M4 R.I.S. Previous Guns: MP7, SR-16s, M11, M4A1, MP5A4 Navy, M92 Tactical Master, KJW Glock 23, 160BB Grenades + MMoulds Launcher

July 25th, 2011, 23:40	#16
Jcotter Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Brookfield NS	Does it have to cover people and vehicles? Couldn't you just say everything within X radius is hit? If so then you could use anything really. Anything that makes a bang or blankets an area with a material would just be for effect.

July 27th, 2011, 05:46	#18
Borealis Trader rating Join Date: May 2005 Location: Québec	I would use a CO2 Master Mine, it's typically used for paintball and has plenty of power, so if you replace the balls with baby powder it would make a huge cloud. Or even better the Spraymore paintball landmine, it's even more powerful: it can spray a liter of paint 25 feet away, and it comes with a remote control.

July 31st, 2011, 19:30	#20
Kokanee Ministry of Peace Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2002	I built some command wire IEDs for an Afghan themed OP I hosted a few years ago, they basically consisted of a funnel shaped container (pvc piping extension and cap) that was filled with dried peas and baby powder. The "boom" came from the charge out of an airbomb firework, detonated electronically via model rocket engine igniter triggered by a clacker switch. The design included an "arm" switch to prevent accidental triggering and worked very well, I got a number of kills by setting it up in natural choke points, with the shape of the device determining the spread of the charge by about 160 degrees vs 360. If you want pm me and I will send you a diagram with a parts list.

August 1st, 2011, 18:26	#23
5kull Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009	How about a fire extinguisher? The big red ones you find in old buildings? Most use powder, are non lethal, environmentally safe and pack a wallop. Just the noise will scare the hell out of most people. They are safe to carry around. They can be refilled. They can be made to look like an artillery shell. You would need to create a trigger system, some kind of plunger to push the lower handle. http://cgi.ebay.ca/Fire-Extinguisher...#ht_500wt_1156

August 1st, 2011, 22:18	#26
TheHappy1 Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Greenfield Park, Québec	Here are some other ideas that could be used. http://www.instructables.com/id/the-...e-fog-machine/ http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-A-Net-Gun/ http://www.instructables.com/id/Make...fetti-Blaster/ Hope it will help!

August 1st, 2011, 22:24	#27
5kull Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2009	'Last that I recall, discharging a fire extinguisher was illegal and finable offence when not done to put out a fire.' Riiight, that's to keep morons from emptying the fire extinguisher in your building. You can discharge your personal fire extinguisher if you feel you need to. I don't think this bylaw applies to Airsoft battlefields? Can you really imagine the police arresting you for discharging a fire extinguisher on an Airsoft field? Hey you dressed as a blackops commando and carrying a machinegun, a pistol and two grenades, drop the fire extinguisher RIGHT NOW! ROFL 'have u evere had a fire entingisher go off. makes for hard berathing and tatses like ass' evere, entigisher, Berathing and tatses? You should read what you write before posting. Yes, I received a lot of training in the forces with them, they are harmless unless your very stupid and shoot them at close range directly in the face of your buddy. If you do your buddy will have baking soda in his eyes and mouth and might get some light burns from the CO2 used to shoot the powder out. The same thing is true of the smoke grenades you use on an airsoft field, if you stick it in your buddies face he wont appreciate it. Most fire extinguishers are filled with inert powders like baking soda Any powder, flour, dust, etc will make it hard to breath in an enclosed environment, ever tried staying in a room with a smoke grenade? Now I hope you will have the good sense to use your IED outdoors where there's plenty of air. If your really worried about the baking soda you can always use flour when refilling the extinguisher, the CO2 does all the work, most powders will do. Jeez come on, Lol, Ruuuun he's got a fire extinguisher, SEND BACKUP, SEND BACKUP, PLEEAAAASE HELP US;P

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