If you previously watched on how water can deflect bullets in the D-Day post last week, one should know that merely a few feet of water is enough to slow a conventional bullet down from lethal to an annoying bump. As such, its an interesting question on how divers can engage in projectile-based combat.

Both the Americans and Russians have been working on underwater guns for some time, having gone through multiple iterations. In the first of a series of articles focusing on these contraptions, American Shooting Journal looks at the latest handguns, including the H&K P11 (you did know that H&K made an electrically fired underwater handgun, right?)

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