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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February 28th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Crafted in 1838 by Chounsai Tsunatoshi, one of the leading sword smiths of the Japanese Shinshinto Period, this “daisho” pair of samurai swords is now for sale at Japanese sword site Nihon To for $100,000. Daisho in Japanese literally means “big and small” and is a term referring to the traditional weapons of the samurai. This sword set, like other daisho, comes with two swords: a longer katana and a shorter wakizashi. These swords combined together are a lethal force; with enough strength and accuracy, one could feasibly slice a full-grown man in half at the waist. This particular daisho is unusual in that the swords are not “put-together,” meaning the blades come separated from the mountings.
Chounsai Tsunatoshi lived from 1800-1863, worked primarily in Tokyo, and his first sword dates back to 1823. During his lifetime, Tsunatoshi trained a number of famous prodigies, including Koyama Munetsugu, one of the most famous sword smiths of the period.
Available for sale through: Nihon To
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February 15th, 2008 by BallerHouse
If you’re not looking to do 25 to life but still want to make sure you’re strapped in the case of a home invasion, take a look at the straight up savage selection of airsoft guns sold by SHORTY USA.
The UTG M4 Commando rifle we’ve pictured above is built with weapons grade parts, has the same metal content as the real steel rifle, and fires in semi and fully automatic modes. The UTG M3 pistol grip shotgun (thumb 1) is modeled after the well-known Marui M3 Shorty and fires three shots at once. Although it’s not recommended, the UTG M3 can be slam fired, so the gun will fire as fast as you can pump. You can also get a full-stock version of the M3 (thumb 2). And if you really want to scare the shit out of your intruders, you can opt for the AK-47 Paratrooper(thumb 3), which also fires in semi and automatic modes.
The guns pictured sell for $300, $60, $70, and $140 respectively and are available through SHORTY USA.
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