“Lovely bit of design. MT @jeanlucmargot Ettore Perozzi & Giovanni Valsecchi’s poster for our @IAU_org symposium http://t.co/6ju3X8vMEm”
Jared’s laugh.
The next three images all compare real handguns to fake ones. The first, you can only tell the difference if you notice the smaller pellet barrel inside the gun on the right.
Many people discuss the orange tip, as though it’s a failsafe. First of all, that orange tip isn’t going to be visible in the dark or from a distance. Second, what prevents someone from painting the tip of a real gun orange, like this one?
Or like these? There have been reports that certain gangs have been encouraging their members to paint the fronts of their guns orange.
Even the “clearly” fake guns can’t be taken lightly. Fun kids toy, right? Nope, fully functioning pistol.
This is an actual water gun that has been modified to fit over a real, functioning shotgun.
You can see the two separate pieces here.
Fully functional pistol, painted and modified to look just like a drill.
An important rule to know. If it looks like a gun in any way, don’t point it at someone. It’s not just police. You never know who is armed.
There was an incident back in November, in which a 12 year old with a replica hand gun was shot and killed by police.
New and hi-res stills from Guillermo del Toro’s horror Crimson Peak, whose first full trailer debuted yesterday: watch it here.
You only lose when you give up.
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