Deletion of Dread

Comment: Hmm, sounds an awful lot like the Warhammer 40,000 Eldar Shuriken Cannon.  Not that I was ever a big enough nerd to play tabletop wargames and spend hundreds of dollars amassing an Eldar Army.  No really... I swear... but I digress.  Physics would dictate that some of the claims made about this weapon are impossible.  The promotional for the DREAD video does not show the supposed prototype firing (go watch the video though... it's hilarious).  You see the prototype, then a series of shots into a wall.  The weapon was supposedly created by Trinamic Technologies LLC of Connecticut, but I can't verify the company even exists.  There are U.S. Patents pending for one Charles W. St. George that seem to cover this technology, but getting a patent and actually building a working prototype are 2 different things.  There is a bit of chatter about the DREAD on forums since it was announced last April, but all in all, I don't see it's existance as being .  It's the small arms equivelant of vaporware
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)

Comment: Fails  at this time.  Bring it back when it doesn't
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)