Talk:EMES 15

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Wow....

I'll adress the most glaring aspect of the article first:

Bulletproof glass? Against BB-bullets, perhaps. It is quite obviously not bulletproof at all. Removed!

The rest of the article is not terribly well written, and contains what I assume are minor errors.(Such as the laser filter-bit)83.109.77.74 (talk) 23:13, 6 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]