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Clarinet Gun Mod Artwork is Not for Band Practice
Take a peek at this insane clarinet mod, which causes the instrument to drop its musical roots in favor of something a bit more offensive. Unfortunately, there isn't an awful lot of information to go on, but the device clearly looks like an artwork installation, meaning it probably isn't going to be firing rounds of 0.270s anytime soon. This information is probably causing the NRA to weep tears of hate and misery—oh, how we love the Gun Mod Clarinet. [80gritart]