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MP-9LT Phoenix laser tag submachine gun
A compact submachine gun inspired by the MP-7, MP-9 and MP-661K, small enough for narrow rooms and right for adults and children alike. Thousands of players use it worldwide.
How it works
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Shoot
Each shot is an infrared pulse, received by the other player’s headband.
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Reload
Reload with the dedicated button; the magazine is fixed.
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Check your status
The OLED display shows your ammo and lives.
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Customise
Mount a torch or laser pointer on the Picatinny rails; the front and rear sights fit the rails too, and the stock has a shackle for a one-point sling.
Three years in the making
Work on the Phoenix body started in May 2014. More than 300 test samples were built and tried on the field before the best prototype went to a thin-wall injection mould; the final version launched in November 2017. Phoenix has been shown at the Asian Attractions Expo in Singapore, the Euro Attractions Show in Germany and the IAAPA Attractions Expo in the USA.
Inside, circuit boards, the speaker and vibration motors are packed into a compact space without compromising stable, long-lasting operation.
Key specs
| Width | 395 mm |
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| Depth | 60 mm |
| Height | 240 mm |
| Weight | 780 g |
| Battery life | 30 hours |
| Battery | Li+ (2.2 Ah, 7.4 V) |
| Charger | Li+ (8.4 V, 1000 mA) |
| Effective firing range | 300 m |
| Material | Shockproof polycarbonate |
| Equipment | 4 Picatinny rails, tactical grip, ergonomic stock, OLED display, loud speaker, reload button, unified screws |
Details
The Phoenix project film
Questions
Is Phoenix suitable for children?
Yes. Its compact size makes it easy to handle for adults and children, and it moves easily through narrow rooms.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 30 hours on its Li+ 2.2 Ah, 7.4 V battery.
Is the magazine removable?
No, the magazine is fixed; you reload with a dedicated button.
