“HORNET” Pistol (SPECIAL series)

R9 650.00

The “HORNET” is a laser tag pistol kit with a unique LASERWAR housing. Kit settings are configured with the laser tag configurator.

Genuine LaserWar equipment, supplied and supported in South Africa by TagQuest.

Generation

Device hardware and software

Additional options
Hit sensors
Optical system
Battery capacity
Total R9 650.00
SKU: LW-509 Categories: , ,

Description

The “HORNET” is made entirely in-house by LASERWAR. It fits perfectly into a sniper’s or assault player’s arsenal as a sidearm, and its high accuracy even makes pistol tournaments possible, with the “HORNET” as the main weapon.

Optical system. It is the only pistol with built-in “Parallax” optics, letting it hit targets at up to 100 metres.

The housing is made of reinforced plastic. The pistol comes with two slides – with and without a Picatinny rail. Reloading is done by racking the slide, adding realism.

Battery. The kit runs on Li+ batteries that give up to 20 hours of play without recharging.

Length of the tagger is 22 cm.

Accessories. We recommend adding: a red dot sight and an electronic target.

In the box. Supplied as a tagger only, without headband or additional accessories. This model is available only with the ParallaX optical system.

As standard the tagger comes without an OLED display or feedback. To upgrade it, choose the relevant options on the product page.

Specifications

Weight350 g
Optimal shooting range100 m
Height15 cm
Length22 cm
Top width3 cm
Battery lifeup to 20 h
Battery typeLi+ (1,4 Ah; 7,4 V)
Battery typeLi+ (2,9 Ah; 3,7 V)
Warranty24 months
SeriesSPECIAL

Delivery

We deliver nationwide with The Courier Guy and Aramex. In-stock items ship within 2 working days. Equipment ordered from LaserWar (made to order) ships in 4 – 8 weeks; we will confirm the lead time after you order.

Payment

Pay securely by card, Instant EFT or SnapScan through PayFast, or by EFT against a quote for business orders.

Warranty

All LaserWar equipment carries the manufacturer's warranty, handled locally by TagQuest.