Water Balloon Mortar
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keys to grow or shrink the magnifying window.When it comes to close quarter water ordnance the Water Balloon Mortar has no equal. Granted there's not a great deal of close quarter water ordinance on the weapons market at the moment, but if there were, this behemoth of aquatic warfare would be at its pinnacle. This shoulder mounted water balloon lobber comes with 100 mini water balloons for you to fill and fire at will. The Mortar contains a small spring-loaded compartment into which you pop your filled balloon, then simply cock and fire at some soon to be drenched victim. Effective range is about fifteen to twenty feet, and with a bucket of pre-charged munitions you can wreak a lot of watery havoc amidst the drearily dry.
Features
- The next generation of water gun, a water bomb firing water gun.
- 100 balloons to fill with water to create the bombs.
- A loading lever and a firing trigger.
- Be sure to load your balloon into the mortar before cocking it, or you'll get very wet.
- Suitable for ages 12 years+.
- Size: 50 x 21.5 x 10cm.
Customer Reviews for Water Balloon Mortar
Water Balloon Mortar
A boy walks into a gargantuan ruckus of young children, all throwing water bombs. The crowd goes silent as they see what is on his shoulder. The dreaded drencher, the cruel contusion manufacturer: none other than IWOOT's Water Mortar. As the children see him loading, they scatter like ants. They have seen the prodigious power of this awesome water bomb hurler in the past. Its lightning quick reload speed, and range up to 20 feet. Armed with a bucket full of pre-prepared munitions and a trusty sidekick, he reaps havoc among the uninitiated. They have been punished by IWOOT's water mortar.
Jamie sharp, London
Wow. This is the best piece of fun I've had in ages. I can't belive how far it goes. Can't wait till summer comes.
Daniel, Middlesbrough
I been looking for a toy mortar for weeks and this is so powerful I hit a tree from 24 feet of!
Connor, Edinburgh
