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AKs & SIGs for Kids!

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Before super soakers we had Entertech water guns. They were so freaken realistic. No crazy colors and no orange tip on the barrels either.

 

I rememeber having an M16 and some sort of pistol that had a hose running to a tank that you slung over your shoulder. Battery powered. It was called the side kick pistol. It was a Colt 1911.

 

I think my sister had one that looked like a tech 9.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entertech

 

Entertech was a brand of battery powered motorized water guns sold in the United States from 1986 to 1990 by the now-defunct LJN Toys.[1][2] Unlike the colorful designs of many of the simple hand powered pump water guns of that time, most of the Entertech water guns were manufactured from black plastics with a matte finish to resemble actual firearms. Marketing materials and television spots would tout, "The look! The feel! The sound! So real! Entertech!" These water guns were revolutionary at a time when most children were purchasing inexpensive clear colored plastic squirt guns that were hand powered, had poor effective range and looked like toys.[3] The Entertech line boasted realistic looks and water storage in the form of detachable magazines (in most models) like their real firearm counterparts. In addition, the motorized water pumps made noises that, while not realistic, added an extra level of sensation. Finally, the guns all boasted full automatic rate of fire (approx. 60 rpm)and a 30 foot effective range.[4]

heck... my old roomate and I used to run around the neighborhood playing laser tag. Probably freaked out the locals

HAH!

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Before super soakers we had Entertech water guns. They were so freaken realistic. No crazy colors and no orange tip on the barrels either.

 

I rememeber having an M16 and some sort of pistol that had a hose running to a tank that you slung over your shoulder. Battery powered. It was called the side kick pistol. It was a Colt 1911.

 

I think my sister had one that looked like a tech 9.

 

I think I remember those. Lol. Found the commercial on youtube.

 

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Wow that video brought back memories

I remember getting the Super Soakers, Every time a new one came out you saw all the ikds standing by the side of the road trying to shoot it across, Because the commercial said it could shoot across a street, LOL

Yup thats them! I think my dad even got one to fight back

 

ahh the good ole days..

LOL I love some of the comments, Water and Electricity. Really?....LOL that's the best one.

Give it a little while. NJSP will declare these assault weapons soon as they get around to doing so. :lol::lol::lol:

I remember getting the Super Soakers, Every time a new one came out you saw all the ikds standing by the side of the road trying to shoot it across, Because the commercial said it could shoot across a street, LOL

 

Remember the big one that had the two tanks on your back! There was the super soaker 50, 75, 100, and I think 250! There were also little ones but can't remember the numbers.

Give it a little while. NJSP will declare these assault weapons soon as they get around to doing so. :lol::lol::lol:

 

It does have a 27 round mag. Do you think there will be 15 round NJ mags soon?

The older commercial does bring back memories.

All these old water guns bring back so many memories of when all of us from the neighborhood would spend the whole day in the woods playing "army". So many summers of us all in camo fighting the bad team. Good times, to bad the kids of this generation will never know what it is like to recreate Saturday nights episode of "Tour of Duty" on Sunday morning :(

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