Granted, it may not actually shoot anything, but this 10.5-pound, 63-inch replica of Halo’s SRS 99 Anti-Matériel sniper rifle is the perfect accessory for your Master Chief costume. Wait, whaddya mean it’s already November?!? For images, check out [Obvious Winner]
There aren’t many movies in recent history with more badass weaponry than District 9. And of course, badass weaponry inspires people to make their own models – but not with Lego. Legohaulic has done just that and the results are pretty amazing. I mean, normally it’s pretty easy to tell if something is made out of Lego, but this one deserves a closer look at first glance. [Legohaulic's Flickr via Geeky Gadgets]
I’m sure that Halo assault rifle you mocked up for Halloween 2004 was nice and all. But unless it’s also a fully functional Nerf gun that holds three magazines and “a bunch” of darts, you lose. Here’s the video proof. More »
“Fifty percent of kills happen on the corners,” according to SmartSight inventor Matthew Hagerty. And his creation – a rifle sight camera that wirelessly transmits real-time video back to its soldier – will help ensure that our soldiers win those battles. More »
This is the Lund Variable Velocity Weapons System, a combustion-powered rifle that can both kill or stunt an enemy. It was developed by the creators of Honey My Baby Pony and Tickle Me Elmo dolls for the Pentagon. No kidding. More »
The EXACTO (EXtreme ACcuracy Tasked Ordnance) rifle will conceivably be able to fire accurately at far longer distances than are possible now by combating weather with self-guiding bullets. Yes, you read that right.
Lighting a BBQ can be done with a match. But, as any NRA member can attest, it’s a job best left to a gun.
