For a maximum water-to-shot ratio, nothing beats a syringe-style weapon. These guns are typically long, cylindrical, and lack triggers. When you place the barrel in the water and pull back on the handle, the gun sucks up water like a syringe. Pushing the handle forward pumps the entire chamber out in a single swoop. And while the payload is often more than enough to soak a target, these guns need to be refilled after every shot from a sitting body of water—a fact that makes them best suited for pool- or beach-based water wars, where combatants are literally swimming in a steady supply of ammo. These guns vary little across the board, but we found the Water Sports Double Barrel Stream Machine particularly powerful—its dual barrels allow users to suck up and shoot 50 ounces of water with a single shot.
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