A Metal Puzzle That Transforms Into A .45 Caliber Muzzle Loading Pistol

I found this the other day. It kind of reminds me of the Golden Gun. I don't think it's very practical as a firearm, but it's a fantastic piece of art.

O.o It's like Tetris.... for guns...... I want that game

Some people have entirely way too much time on their hands.

I hope he scrubs the heck out of those parts before turning it back into a block of whatever. Black powder is murderously corrosive to metals.

Something to entertain a cyborg on a long car journey, maybe?


Why did Jose roboticise Henrietta? Not to pursue his vendetta against Dante - to stop her getting antsy during the long drive to Turin!

Yeah, Jose doesn't have the luxury of putting her behind the wheel to keep her attention focused.

Kara: "I thought you taught me how to drive because you hate Rome traffic?"

Michele: "That, too."

windfish55 wrote:It kind of reminds me of the Golden Gun. I don't think it's very practical as a firearm, but it's a fantastic piece of art.

Monty: Well, the golden gun's easier to put together...

Jethro: The tech crowd took that off'f you. Anyway, I'm getting a cunning plan involving fencing that puzzle to someone we don't like as an art piece.

Monty: We have a Welrod for jobs like that. Besides, I am not attempting to pull that thing apart mid-mission.

Jethro: Looks like fun though.

Monty: *deadpan* Get a rubix cube.

Jay: [bored] That looks fun.

Rachel: I dont know. I dont want to be accidentally shot trying to solve a Rubik's cube!

Alfisti wrote:Monty: ...I am not attempting to pull that thing apart mid-mission.

You could just bludgeon the target with it.

windfish55 wrote:

Alfisti wrote:Monty: ...I am not attempting to pull that thing apart mid-mission.

You could just bludgeon the target with it.

Monty: Ah. You're in the wrong department. You want Marisa Alberto in "maximum gore, minimum consideration". Down the corridor, third door on the right.

Rachel - @ Monty

Jamie-::stares at the block of metal:: At forty plus pounds, it'll weight a body down nicely in the river.

its not a muzzle loader either, its a screw breech loader

Alfisti wrote:Monty: Ah. You're in the wrong department. You want Marisa Alberto in "maximum gore, minimum consideration". Down the corridor, third door on the right.

Marisa: That's a little unfair. I've heard stories about you going at people with a cricket bat...

Monty: That was a thoughtful and considered deconstruction of the human form. Not... random blunt trauma.

Robert Frazer wrote:Something to entertain a cyborg on a long car journey, maybe?

Why did Jose roboticise Henrietta? Not to pursue his vendetta against Dante - to stop her getting antsy during the long drive to Turin!

Hmmm...valid consideration. If you refuse to make a bathroom break at every single rest stop an irate cyborg might rip the door off your auto.

Maverick wrote:Jamie-::stares at the block of metal:: At forty plus pounds, it'll weight a body down nicely in the river.

Marisa: Personally I like nice, inexpensive chain for that. But first you've got to cut open the lungs and gut to allow decomposition gasses to escape and...

Monty: (wincing) Ugh! Too much detail! Do I need any more evidence for my maximum gore, minimum consideration charge?

thay say not to play with guns.
he says make your puzzle in to a gun.

I wish they wouldn't give the gun-grabbers any ideas on in-home storage requirements.