Entertech Water Guns.... crap

Battery operated water gun from the 80s(ish).

Anyone have one of these as a kid?
Cost a decent amount. Terrible range. Battery life of a fruit fly.

As a kid the commercial made them look so cool. But when using it you noticed you were quickly out-gunned by someone with a more traditional water gun.

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super soakers son

 

No doubt, Rob Base.

But before those Entertech tried to change the way battles were fought.

 

I remember those, had the little hose you had to feed into the magazine. and the hole to fill the magazine was so small any air displacement during the filling would create a bubble making filling it a pain in the ass. If I remember though they did make a pretty cool sound while shooting, but that and the looks were about the only cool thing about them.

They had a very short lifespan. Only out a couple years before the super soaker water guns came out.

 

good for three squirts

 

Holy crap... .good memory.

Completely forgot about that.

 

Always wanted an Entertech but I was too poor
80's toys were the shit though

 

The Entertech automated water shotgun was such a bust.
It was like Godzilla 98

 

Your parents were just wise.
They truly sucked. Waste of money

 

Super Soaker 50 is the p4p GOAT. I had the 200, and it honestly just wasn't as good.

 

if i remember right, the magazine lock wasn't that good either, remember it failed soon after I got it, go to shoot and the magazine would just drop out. Ended up using electrical tape to secure it.

 

I owned this bad boy. It was heavier than me at the time, but I could out spray anyone.

 

Super Soaker 25 had a stream that could cut through iron.


I had the 100.... but the stream couldn't match the 25 or 50

 

Here's the chowder-crisp I used to have:

 

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I have vague memories of water getting to the battery and rusting over and crapping out.

I think that was the Entertech.

 

WMD...
damn

 

Surgical Tubing.....

 

Super Soaker 50 was the greatest

 

It was basically a portable water mortar.