No wrong answers. (there IS a right answer though)
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Stargate wouldn't be C4, it would be a Zat'nik'tel.
Full credit to Shanks for asking the important questions how badly designed a plot device it is. "How long between shots does it reset on the same target?"
Nothing has been disintegrated since 1969
Nah man. P90
This (waves P90) is a weapon of war.
Hey you, get that target swingin a little
I love that the p90 was literally designed to be the opposite. it was supposed to be issued to truck drivers and other support type personnel (and close quarters peace time antiterrorism type stuff).
Everything is relative.
No don't worry about that!
I always assumed it was like dosing medication - depends on the person's weight and age.
It's an electric current. So it would be as long as the charge is still present. If it wears off, it resets
Er, so as soon as you stop pressing the button?