Gizmodo: handgun

Handgun Salt and Pepper Shakers Encourage Violent Seasoning

Dan Nosowitz — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:20:00 EDT

The image associated with this post is best viewed using a browser.Amateur cooks forget all too often that every single item of food must be properly seasoned. So if you need novelty shakers to motivate you to hit up your eats with some S&P, that's just fine with us.

These shakers are modeled after the M1911 handgun, which I'm assured is a "legendary" model. They're available for about $21, so if you feel like your cookery needs more weaponry, head on over and buy 'em up. [via Nerd Approved]

Nokia Handgun Cellphone Is Ultimate Redneck Convergence Device

Jesus Diaz — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 10:07:51 EST

Bang bang, my baby shot me down. Then she tried to call me to ask me for money, but I couldn't pick it up. Thankfully, it was all Photoshopped. [Strategy Page via The Raw Feed]

RC Helicopter Modded 45 Caliber Handgun Will Probably End In Disaster

Jesus Diaz — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 22:45:00 EST

This modded Bergen Gasser EB remote-controlled helicopter has a handgun on its nose. Yes. A handgun. And as you can see in the video, it can also be fired remotely.

On its own, the Gasser EB is a mean, noisy machine. At 54 inches long, it's equipped with a 34.5-inch (800-millimeter) blade, and a gasoline engine powerful enough to resist the drag of a hefty handgun. Which is precisely what the owner of this beast, Jim Simmons, added to it: A Springfield 1911-A .45 caliber weapon.

Simmons also added a remote-controlled firing system. And if you think that's pretty stupid because the pilot on the ground won't be able to aim, think again: He also added a gun-sight digital camera. In other words: This is a fully-armed mini-UAV, which you can actually use to fly anywhere, aim, and fire at whatever target you want.

Yeah, this is exactly how documentaries about loads of dead people start. Or maybe not people, but polar bears and elks.

Dear Santa,

I didn't get the VP job, but can you please bring me this RC Helicopter with .45 caliber handgun?

Thank you and merry Xmas,

xxxooo
Sarah

[LiveLeak]

Give a Bluetooth Handgun Handset a Shot

Christopher Mascari — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 19:00:00 EDT

Got an unused airsoft gun from your guns are cool teenage years? Why not transform it into a Bluetooth handset that you'll probably still never use. A user at Instructables did just that by rewiring an older Jabber handset inside an airsoft gun. Even though it's probably the biggest and most absurd Bluetooth handset, the workings of it are pretty cool. The trigger has been wired as the call button, the barrel as the speaker and the grip as the mic making it perfect for taking calls with the wife when she finds out you stole her Bluetooth handset and put it into a gun. Hit the jump to see iPhone lovers' reactions to such a Bluetooth device called iGiveUp.

[Instructables]