Danger Room reports about a new non-lethal gun commissioned by the US Army to toy maker Lund & Company:
The FN303 "paintball gun on steroids" (pictured) can fire pepper spray, paint, and non-lethal impact rounds -- making it awfully useful for keeping crowds in check. Soldiers and cops rate it very highly. But it's got some problems at longer ranges. And in America, it still suffers from image problems after the death of Victoria Snelgrove, who died after being hit in the eye by an FN303 round in a disturbance after the Boston Red Sox won the World Series.
Army's Ultimate Paintball Gun is No Toy | Danger Room from Wired.com
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