July 29th, 2010 by desiree
This is a rather complicated metal puzzle that comprises of 125 pieces in 6 different metals. It also hides a sinister secret: 20 of the pieces can be assembled into a single-shot pistol while other pieces of the puzzle include “a customized set of tools, all necessary hardware, 45 caliber bullets, a standard sight, a laser sight, a cannister containing black powder pellets, a secure storage area for 209 shotgun primers, a spent primer removal tool and a ramrod for loading the bullets.”
It’s the Puzzle Pistol & once assembled, the gun is called the Intimidator - which sounds like the name for a transforming mecha from a Japanese anime game.
The whole thing is the brainchild of a machinist from Michigan, who makes metal puzzles & obviously owns the entire James Bond movie collection.
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December 9th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Unless you’re T.I. finding enough space for your artillery collection in your own modular gun safe shouldn’t be a problem. As safe installer Secure A Vault describes, “most gun safes sold on the market today are too small for a growing collection, which makes it difficult to organize your guns without having to remove several in order to reach the one you’re after.” The modular gun safe takes care of this problem and doubles as a safe room. So if anyone breaks in you’ll be safe against bullets, and you’ll be strapped.
Modular gun safes are available in stand alone gun rooms like the vault shown above. Closets and bedrooms can also be outfitted with antiballistic walls, gun storage, and vault doors for the same effect.
For more information: Secure A Vault
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July 23rd, 2008 by BallerHouse
Adrian Pallarols is known all over the globe for his silversmith work. He has created pens for kings, polo championship cups, goblets for stars and even requests for the Pope. The newest items from Pallarols are from this collection of Argentum Leathermans which speak to Adrian’s taste even when applied to a functional object. More pictures after the jump.
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May 19th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Want to teach your kid to be a gangster? Get him, or her, started early with BrickGun’s Lego GLOCK 17. Just like a regular Lego kit, BrickGun’s GLOCK 17 package lets you piece together the model, resulting in a replica that “captures the style and function of the real GLOCK to a tee.”
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March 5th, 2008 by BallerHouse
SwissMiniGun has introduced a gold and diamond-studded version of their 0.7-ounce mini-revolver, which is still only 2.16-inch long and can fire real 4.53-millimeter caliber bullets at 399 feet per second. At close range, that’s fast enough to kill.
The blinged-out MiniGun will set you back almost $60,000. A standard MiniGun runs about $6,000.
We bet you’ll look twice the next time you see a diamond-encrusted gun hanging off of someone’s chain.
Available through: SwissMiniGun [via Gizmodo]
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