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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Unknown Target on April 03, 2005, 10:29:21 am
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I heard of some sort of cloth or something that they use on targets. If you hit it with a hard enough object, it leaves a discolored splotch. Is there a cloth that exists like that?
Or does everyone have no idea what I'm talking about? :D
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I want some of what you're smoking.
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ME TOO!!!
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I know I've seen little stickers that when you hit them with a bullet, the area that it hit turns neon green (against a black target). Not sure if they have clothe like that though.
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I dont smoke, so no.
Like in archery or .. punching, or bullet and gun.. what?
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what do you consume...
space crack...?
or shivan space crack?
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I know if you hit skin with a hard enough object it leaves a discolered splotch...
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Hehe... yep
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Global hypercolour rides again........
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Fax toner paper?
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Originally posted by Solatar
I know I've seen little stickers that when you hit them with a bullet, the area that it hit turns neon green (against a black target). Not sure if they have clothe like that though.
How do those work, then?
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Originally posted by Rictor
I want some of what you're smoking.
I'm sure Sid has some left over from his last spiel.
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What do you need this cloth for anyways?
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HyperWear! :lol:
UT, you need to travel back to 1988.
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Originally posted by Unknown Target
How do those work, then?
Basically a neon green sheet has a huge lottery ticket style scratch off thing covering it. When the bullet hits it, it knocks the black covering off and exposes a neon bit so you can see where you hit from far away.
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Originally posted by Carl
HyperWear! :lol:
UT, you need to travel back to 1988.
i remember seeing those... but never actually had one in my possession
mind you, i was about...6-7 at the time. :p
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Originally posted by Sandwich
Fax toner paper?
Most faxes work on a thermal system, so heat = black on the paper.
As for pressure, the closest thing would probably be carbon paper - so long as you have normal paper underneath. That would create a mark pretty well under the appropriate amount of pressure.
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Originally posted by Setekh
Most faxes work on a thermal system, so heat = black on the paper.
As for pressure, the closest thing would probably be carbon paper - so long as you have normal paper underneath. That would create a mark pretty well under the appropriate amount of pressure.
Sorry, was thinking of the wrong thing. I meant cash register paper - the kind that you can write on with your fingernail.