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New Years Eve! You're feeling good. You got a gun! Of course you want to shoot it in the air! But what goes up must come down. Plus all you get is the bang bang. What about the fun?
A google finds there to be shotgun shells loaded with flares and other stuff - see "Fun Ammo" linked (although
describing a shell full of carpet tacks as fun seems a stretch. Most of them probably land sideways in the carpet!). What about fireworks to be fired from a gun?
1. You keep the blam.
2. They are fun to see.
3. No need for full muzzle velocity - think Roman Candle or sparkler.
4. Could be day and night models - day with confetti, night with sparks
5. A few of these firework bullets could be included with a case of normal bullets. Gun toters would have a few. When they feel like celebrating, why waste the normal ammo? They will turn to these funny bullets they have laying around.
Paper Bullets
Paper_20Bullets
Original idea involved hurt, but consider the origami variant! [bungston, Dec 22 2010]
confetti guns are baked
http://www.easywedd...op/buy-confetti-gun
[xandram, Dec 22 2010]
I guess firework guns are, too...
http://sotisbg.com/...images/3.3053_1.jpg
[xandram, Dec 22 2010]
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Semi-baked; not many variants available in small calibres. [+] for pyrotechnic projectiles. |
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Such foolishness goes against my firearms safety philosophies, but having discovered that I lost a car window on New Year's day due to some damn fool I can see the logic of this. |
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