This little wooden rubber band gun is modeled after the classic Walther PPK handgun made famous by James Bond. This rubber band gun's small size makes it ideal for kids (and adults). It semi-automatically fires 5 rubber bands at up to 20 feet. Comes with 50 rubber bands.

The mini cannon to end all mini cannons! These precision machined mini cannons will look great on any mantle or on a desk. Shoots standard BBs.

Tired of all those LCD TVs everywhere? Want to zap screens from across the street? The TV-B-Gone kit is what you need! This ultra-high-power, open source kit version of the popular TV-B-Gone is fun to make and even more fun to use.

Let's get a few things straight here. This is a pen, but it looks like a pencil. It's erasable ink, hence the erasers. That aside, use this pen to unsuspectingly shoot your friends' or enemies' eyes out, when you're not busy jotting down notes.

Toy designer John Austin provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for each project, including materials and ammo lists, clear diagrams, and construction tips, for mayhem-loving MacGyvers. The 35 devices include catapults, slingshots, minibombs, darts, and combustion shooters.

With this air-powered dart blaster, a long shot is a good thing. Measuring three feet long, this blaster is the longest NERF blaster yet and fires up to 35'. Attach the barrel extension for long-range targeting and use the tactical rails and flip-up sight to help you zero in.

The ballista was the ultimate artillery weapon of the Roman Empire. Similar in appearance to a giant crossbow, it was powered by massive bundles of twisted horse hair. The bolts it fires would mow down enemies and fortifications alike.

The Star Trek Bat'leth Letter Opener is, first and foremost, sharp, sharper than the tongue that first spoke Hab SoSII' Quch! Made of stainless steel, the blood of conquered envelopes won't ruin this weapon, nor will it bend to a mighty foe.