A €10,000 Euro Superpistol: The Elysien
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Join @JamesReeves at IWA 2024 as he speaks with Créapeiron about their super-premium Elysien pistol. This marvel boasts a 9x19 caliber with a 19-round capacity, encapsulated in a design where nature meets innovation. With a 125mm barrel and weighing in at 1150g without the magazine, the Elysien redefines precision with its hammer-forged polygonal heavy barrel and unique features like the magnetic trigger regulator and grips. Experience the fusion of high tensile strength alloys and the meticulous craftsmanship that sets the Elysien apart in the realms of balance, aesthetics, and performance. Don't miss this deep dive into what makes the Elysien a symbol of elegance and efficiency in the firearm world.
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Hans, ver are zee magnets?
uh oh its under water. its done.
Aye it's my brother psr ooo yeah we're having lots family fun sorry autism ree love ya bro rtlb
Under zee floorboards
I thought they were Czech, not German. Is this a reference I’m missing?
@@VeritasOmniaVincit176 The accent souds rather similar, though. 🤣
Ah, the good ol' days when making fun of the accentes wasah funh.
Dubai police's new standard carry
😂😂😂😂😂
Comes in a Bugatti holster 😂
With solid gold hollow points
I ROLL UP IN A NEW BUGATTI
Brother coment of the year
"Today on Forgotten Weapons..." 😅
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boom. roasted
Not so sure tbh.
Nutters like me just got goosebumps and are counting their pesos .......
Good one 😂
You are correct: ruclips.net/user/shortsNaYlXZz7b-I?si=X88phxEpBNppEIBq 🤣
I'm a metalworker. Magnets are a terrible idea for anything requiring tight tolerances, not to mention reciprocating actions.
I dont want my pistol to attract the iron filings that are ubiquitous in the real world.
The triangular barrel is a freaking amazing idea. I won't knock the work that he put into this, but I've noticed that people using magnets as a solution to something generally overlook the way they accumulate ferrous particles to them.
Let’s be honest whoever buys this is probably not gonna shoot it much lol
Well said, my thoughts exactly. After using a magnetic holder for my kitchen knives that I regretted the first time I sharpened them, what a pain that was.
Ferrous Bueller?
Why would a triangle have tighter lockup than a circle?
As a machinist can confirm, magnets aren't the great idea everyone thinks they are.
I admire James‘s patience in this presentation.
Yes!
This video was difficult to watch...
James: "Hey, that's a cool gun, I'm here with the creator, can you tell us about your gun?"
*Guy speaks for 2min and it only says that the gun takes Shadow 2 mags* 🤦🏼♂️
So James has to be "okay, but can you talk about the gun, how that's better than the shadow 2? What's the difference between this and the shadow 2?"
And the guy goes "first of all, the looks of the gun" lol 🤡
And from there, this guy starts talking about a complicated solution for a problem that doesn't exist (shadow 2 accuracy) and putting magnets on everything.
James is a true professional! I wouldn't have all that patience.
@@andrebvs1994ctba Well said.
@@andrebvs1994ctba clear language barrier its obvious english isnt his first language probably couldnt explain it as well as he could in his native one
@@osamasforeskin6050 yeah, that's common. English is not my first language either, and although I'm very good at English, this difficulty is real, especially with cameras involved.
But I don't think that's case. The focus of the company really seems to be in building hype with a good looking gun.
@@andrebvs1994ctba Ian from forgotten weapons did a short video about this pistol too and he said that the bigest thing about it is that it was designed to be a piece of art first. It's deffinetly not a duty or carry gun so they should lean more into the art and collectors piece aspect of it. I mean he clearly stated that it's a limited run. Pro competition shooters run 2011s and Shadows anyway.
Imagine buying this thing and it ends up having a mushy 8 pound trigger
"8lbs mushy trigger? Thats some Sniper competition craziness" - NYPD
2 inch reset
least its based on a shadow so its guaranteed to have a good trigger.
@@humanbassperfect for acorn huntin
Bro I bet it has a heavy trigger.
This guy has the logic of "i needed vehicle for my needs and didnt find any so i customized a Pagani Zonda as my first car"
When you draw this weapon, you don't even need bullets, all the other guns fly and stick to it
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahaha!
Lmao
Or you could buy a hipoint and a ton of coke
This guy thinks outside the box, he's going places. You could even use that hipoint to acquire a ton of coke for free if you're an enterprising individual.
If you can afford this you can afford the highest quality coke at a moments notice
When you have hood rat intrusive thoughts
@@armorers_wrench then flip the coke for more money
I like the cut of your jib.
This is basically a CZ Shadow in a Roman God guise.
Nothing wrong with that.
I think they're making a mistake by making the packaging non-optional. They could sell these for $4,500-5,500 and some people would be interested.
The Laugo Arms Alien is the direct competitor to this and I am hard pressed to go with this over an alien.
@sieve5 omg the Alien looks like the thing from birdbox. Hard pass on the Laugo man.
@@Toledotourbillion the Laugo Alien was directly designed off of the Xenomorph from the Alien film series
Greek
*Greek
If this had come out 10 years ago, it would have been in a John Wick movie.
BRO THESE IN THE LAST DUELING SCENE🤯🤯
@@pablo4yuNah, these should have been used by the Marquis and his soldiers instead of Agency Arms Glocks
Not sure about that. For example, the Alien has been out for a good few years now and John Wick's still shilling for Taran Tactical. So Glocks and 1911s.
I’d have pictured this thing in one of the Matrix movies…. Or the remake of Blade Runner.
There's something kind of funny about showcasing your $10,000 handgun with a holosun.
Maybe he wants to sell it to wealthy Chinese?
why? its the best optic on the market
Literally the best on the market
What's the most outrageous optic that matches the design?
@@GradyHougerchrome polished acro.
Should’ve named it “ Mag Neato” 🤩
That's actually really clever.
Oh fuck
@@TFBTVShowTimeshut up James
😂😂😂
😂😂
He wanted to buy his FIRST pistol... So his answer is a 10K Euro gun?
Your logic is a bit wacky. He wanted to buy a gun, but the guns that he found didn't really strike him as, "THAT'S IT!" and so he decided to see what he could do. The question is why he chose to go with something that only a select few people will buy, instead of going with something that can be mass produced.
@@Osprey1994 he wanted art
Yeah. It’s called “marketing”. 😂
Definitely interesting but definitely a bunch of marketing fluff. Making your FIRST pistol a $10,000 ultra niche gucci gun is a curious move.
@@jagpilotohio 10K is the special edition, the, uh, plain jane one is a mere five thousand Euro. And it seems to be the go to move for upstart European gun makers, like with the FK Brno Field Pistol and the Laugo Alien.
It doesn't seem like it brings anything as technically interesting as the Alien's operating system or the Field Pistol's ammo, but it sure does look pretty. I bet a couple dozen at least get sold on that alone.
Legend has it that if you’re shooting with this, the only way to tell the time is if you have a Rolex Milgauss on your wrist.
Honestly, this feels like the gun equivalent of a concept car. Like, it's beautiful and weird in all the ways that grab attention, with a price tag that means it will be unprofitable as a product in of itself, but the ideas that are put forward in this gun (and most likely patented) like the triangularly locking barrel and the magnetically adjustable trigger are the real reason this exists and I could see this designer making it big by either incorporating them into a more economical/more mass producable package, or more likely by licensing out the feature set to other companies looking to make a handgun with these features
I could see the triangular barrel concept becoming useful in a recoil-operated automatic weapon if accuracy needs to be combined with volume of fire.
Agreed, this is a super gun with a lot of potential and a number of proof of concept systems, now we need to see what comes from this.
@@spdcrzy Not sure what the advantage of a triangular barrel is; isn't a circle with tight tolerances just as accurate?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I'm talking about a PDW here, specifically based on this platform. The barrel contour and the way it fits inside the slide is very unique. With a normal barrel profile, you risk losing accuracy as the slide moves back and forth.
That's the perfect example of a safe queen
I’m getting rid of so many safe queens it’s ridiculous lol. Once I started really getting out with my guns and making loadouts I realized I bought some stuff just to buy it lol
@@anonymoussurname
all ya need is a bcm rifle and a glock 19
@@anonymoussurnamewhat are you looking to get rid of?
@@Romanus- well without revealing too much but with the knowledge the government already knows what I got on an illegal registry anyways so lol … I bought AKs and ARs - honestly I got more than I realistically need but also bought guns to arm others in case of some emergency. I also bought good handguns but no so mainstream so I don’t have holsters and etc for them. So I’m looking to streamline and create an actual package load out for all my guns so everything is actually useful and not just for larping at the house. Package load out mean rifle, pistol, knife, and a means of carrying ammo for them splice body armor, chest rigs, drop leg holsters, and so on. And I really want night vision but the price as well as the potential of an emp burst frying it I’m turned off to that investment.
It would obviously be a collectors item
This reminds me of creating Charlie's dating profile in Always Sunny. Hobbies and interests? Magnets.
Ghouls
Fucking magnets, right? I mean, how do they work?
@@mattrobson3603 miracles, I have consulted scientists in the field and to my anger, I found their statements lacking in truth
People's knees
Seeing it’s always sunny mentioned on an obscure gun video fills me with immeasurable joy.
Imagine dying to a makarov while running this
Very likely when this thing jams and the mak doesn't
@@ryantogo8359 “nothing on the market was good for me” is how incels pretend to be volcels, his market is snobs who wouldn’t pay any less for a handgun
I could get 20 different Glocks and ammo for each of them for that price.🤷
@@Lord_Grunguscalm down buddy
Worse a Tokarev!
This guy really loves magnets
Must listen to a lot of ICP
He obviously doesn’t do anything in the real world or he wouldn’t be so infatuated with magnets
@@fmlymn1magnets are attractive and you know it
and gods
@@fmlymn1this is not a pistol for “serious” combat which none of us are really doing right now. Magnets are fine for this application.
First the Laurgo Alien, now the Elysien. What's going on in Czechia?
You forgot FK Brno
Smoking
Czrack
At least the Alien has a novel action. This is just a CZ dressed up in a fancy frame.
I'm guessing pistols are more easily accessible than rifles there but who knows.
this is the TempleOS of the firearm world
If I put a weaponlight on it, will the it make the Feds glow in the dark?
The TempleOS firearm would shout the gamer word with each pull of the trigger.
Lmao!
I think this is dumber than TempleOS and less impressive. And I'm an atheist and I think that
Not enought calling glowies the enward
Attaching a red dot to a fixed frame makes more sense than a reciprocating slide.
True, but your manual-of-arms is out the window as far as racking the slide now.
@@toddsie72Perhaps adding some subtle "ears" at the rear of the slide could fix that problem. Although it could add another one to the mix - if set too close to optic mount it could break it.
@@ivanivanovic5586Absolutely - as seen on HK VP series, would definitely improve ergonomics
The laugo alien does it in a better fashion!
@@TheGreatYakub-uk1ijTrue. The only other way to mount optics, I think, would be adding actual rails to the top/slide. Neither would be feasible in the forseeable future.
With this tool, you can disassemble the gun without any tools.
Wtf?
I think he corrected himself and said "Screws" after. English probably isn't his first language.
60% of the time, it works every time
To be fair if you just heated everything up really hot like glowing red hot you can disassemble it without that tool cuz it should demagnetize the magnets.
@shaundenehy4681 you'd need a tool to heat it up, though, like an oven, torch, heat gun, etc.
@@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28 lol If you're in the right area somebody's burning something.
My pistol suddenly looks very cheap
My $249 PSA Dagger just entered the chat.
Funny, my pistols constantly look very cheap.
Suddenly?
@@proverbialmind_spread9421 well, yes. I haven’t seen a whole lot of current production $10,000 pistols. So suddenly, as in the sudden realization, a $1000 handgun does not look so bad.
Why? My $200 shotgun looks absolutely AMAZING compared to that ugly pistol
$10k and they spelled "Meant" incorrectly on the case!
I was wondering if he was gonna mention it
It could be spelled wrong on purpose, since "Elysien" is already an altered form of the word "Elysium"
@@The_Devil_Himself stop giving him excuses later on lol
@@TSKNBgamingwhat do you men by tat?
Perfect Cleric gun for the Equilibrium remake.
Or a sequel, good one.
Do people that keep asking for remakes think its against the law to watch a movie a second time???
No, it's just that's what's currently expected out of our creatively bankrupt hollywood.
@@ekscalybur I normally despite remakes but I wouldn't mind seeing an Equilibrium done by the current generation of fight choreographers in Hollywood.
With all those magnets, one drop and the whole damn thing is going to disassemble 😂
I think there might be a combination of some spring tension things holding the magnets at certain points it look like when he took the grips off especially. That being said I would love to see some drop testing on this pistol.
that was my thought, im like tell me this guy is going to need a tool to remove those grips, because if he can remove them with his own hand strength I DO NOT feel good about that thing taking any hits.
You're not supposed to drop a gun like that
@@RockSolitudeAlot of good thatl do at the range. if I want a safe queen Ill get something with some history.
@@RockSolitude true but in life shit happens
That MF gotta be on the next SCI-FI movie
A 10,000 Euro refrigerator magnet! I need one, for the art:)
"MENT FOR GODS" lmao
This gun was built for the range. I can't imagine magnetic sights and grip handles staying in place the first time this gun is dropped onto something hard. Kudos on the design. It looks like something out of Cyberpunk 2077. The triangular barrel has me wondering why it's never been done before. Genius?
Would adding dovetails to those bits he says are held by magnets be better or worse, meaning would they work better together?
Machining and tooling costs probably. Reliability might also be an issue as well as wear.
@@BigBear-- I don't see the advantage of a triangular barrel vs the traditional circle with a tight tolerance circle machined into the slide.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 To be honest there probably isn't much to it of you're talking about a high quality made circular barrel vs a triangular barrel. But in theory with a triangular barrel there might be some very slight advantages depending on how it's manufactured. In theory it could be a stiffer design if the thinnest wall thickness is comparable to a round barrel, which means that the rest of the edges are thicker, and a triangle is a very strong design, so it'll make a stiffer barrel as far as barrel harmonics. It might also allow for a more perfect bore cut during manufacturing. Finally depending on the action design, it might make for better slide to barrel fit, and more precise action. These are all just the "in theory" ideas of why it might be better. Though honestly with moden manufacturing techniques, it's hard to imagine there being any serious improvement or difference made in performance. At the end of the day it's not super difficult to design really accurate firearms, that are far more accurate than any human shooter. Most firearms are more than accurate enough, and more accurate than the user. The rest is more about feel and form...
At the end of the day guns like these are not about function, but about exclusivity and form. To be an excuse for someone with extra money to buy something cool and exclusive. That gun won't do anything that a $1000-2000 CZ Shadow 2 won't do the same, or do better. Or that a custom gunsmith can't do for you for $10-25K.
So he didn't like the other handguns on the market because their names weren't cool enough, looks weren't cool enough and didn't have magnets?
Thinks long and hard, and then the inspiration just suddenly hits him - let's use a name so generic it was the actual title of a Matt Damon movie and make it look like a prop for "Alien Vs. Blade Runner". Also, fucken magnets.
First: Get a cool name
Second: Take a CZ and let A.I. make it futuristic
Third. Magnets
Fourth: Profit!
It looks like he took an Alien and a Shadow and combined them together. It's a beautiful worker art even the case.
At first I was like huh. But now I’m actually thrilled there is someone willing to innovate in a different way. This guns not for me but I like it and the concepts are refreshing.
I like how he snatched it put of your hands
I came in this ready to hate on this thing, but actually kudos for such an interesting design.
Same, I completely turned around.
The gun is most certainly weird, futuristic, but also somehow aesthetically pleasing.
I don't have that kind of money, but should i win the lottery and get tired of ordering custom SVI Infinitys, i'll make sure to grab one of these too.
You prob find it "aesthetically pleasing" because he (apparently) designed the entire package around the Golden Ratio philosophy. If you aren't familiar with what the Golden Ratio is, I highly suggest you look it up.
@@superrad1659if all you care about is the appearance then you might as well buy a toy gun
@@superrad1659 i am and yes you can see that. I mean they even said it in the video
@@ryantogo8359 I somewhat disagree, if you have the money for nice(r) things, then why not? Depends what the purpose of the purchase is, i.e. self defense/ collection piece, etc.
@@texasranger24 Given you said "*SOMEHOW* aesthetically pleasing" it didn't appear you noticed that part of the video.
As much as we're ragging on it for its price and aspiriations, the Elysien is still a far better piece of art than most stuff in art galleries.
The detritus which has accumulated in the back of my fridge looks better than most stuff at art galleries.
Agreed, I’ve always preferred a combination of both form and function, this is a beautiful gun and a call back to the classic guns as art pieces from master gunsmiths of days gone by.
It might be crazy expensive but it has a couple of features that I would definitely love to have in a firearm that you really can't get anywhere else.
The triangle locking barrel is pretty awesome and to get that kind of machine work properly done it's going to have a pretty hefty price tag. If I had the money I would definitely buy one over something like a Laugo Alien or similar priced Gucci gun. This at least stands out both mechanically and aesthetically.
I feel like a lot of these expensive high-end guns are missing in the aesthetics department. This gives me very hefty Men In Black vibes. Stunning! 😍
Gun Jesus said its art in the form of a gun.
HE HATH SPOKEN
Even Jesus can be wrong sometimes
@@rodiculous9464 no, he cannot, only a fariseee would have spoken like that
@@TheEdudoTo modify a game quote that can be applied to many things: while (insert person/thing/concept/etc) is formidable, it is not infallible".
I await Ian's mud test like he did for his Laugo Alien. He has his custom Elysien named with "Predator" engraved on it. He and InRange run an AVP Brutality.
Dropping the gun probably sounds like the Legos breaking apart
I am going to need to see some drop test before I even think those magnets are going to hold together !?!?!?
No one who ever buys this is going to have it out of a safe long enough to think about accidentally dropping it. It will be pulled out once a year for a group of 10 cloaked Illuminati to share in a ritual sacrifice.
They will hold just fine.
@@1014p So you own one and have dropped it, in other words shut up !!
Drop a gun that cost ten grand? On what planet?
@@cousinzeke4888 that was kinda my point !! But I still don't trust those magnets .
I really dig the aesthetics.
Wonder how all those magnets will hold up after a series of extended firing sessions. Then again, it's a designer piece for collectors amd clearly not meant to be used extensively.
The case has a typo: "Ment for Gods" prolly should be "Meant for Gods" or maybe "Mentos for Gods"
9mm, Mentos for Gods.
This dude has the golden ratio and magnets built into his Heavenly Handgun from Olympus™️. This is at least an epic quality loot from from the next Cyberpunk DLC.
I look forward to seeing this gun in movies and literally nowhere else.
ngl that's the prettiest pistol i've ever seen in my life. great job
also, great video, James. it shows the guy is really proud of his design
“It has a proprietary triangle barrel that’s super expensive and allows it to lock up like a fixed barrel”
“So why not just give it a fixed barrel?”
“Uh…… magnets?”
Why would anyone want a gun designed by a guy who had never owned a gun before?
Because everyone has owned magnets
I could see that red dot going out of alignment with the force of repeated firing requiring you to zero in the sight more often due to the design. To me it looks like it needs another arm facing forwards as well (still fixed on side of course) to make it more secure/stable. Not too sure about the magnets either. Love the concept of fixed red dots with free moving slide though and the gun looks pretty out there!
I was looking for this comment.
The second shot will go straight into the ground. Very strange construction.
Okay, that is just the most beautiful design I've ever seen for a firearm.
Definitely gonna see it in the next _Blade Runner_ sequel.
James, I no longer need you and your steam powerd F150 in my life, I need this glorious piece instead !
Longest running inside joke in TFBTV history
I don't know this one.
Waiting for STL of Elysian shell for CZ75 Shadow
Art inspires industry often. Blending guns and art is not a new concept but enthusiastically welcomed
Watching James try to keep a straight face has been the best part of this interview
so do these magnets not lose strength when heatsoaked like other magnets? Not like guns get hot or anything...
well this one doesn't get hot
you'd have to be a moron to actually shoot this thing after all that money you spent
Can somebody with a pacemaker use it or will disactivate their pacemaker?🤔
They will revive John Wick just so he can wield this beauty
Can't wait till we see this tested. Looks and sounds like it could be amazing.
Hell I would just buy for looks 🤩
I think its ugly as hell
the optic mount is pretty clever . surprising it hasnt been done on other competition guns. alot more aestetic than the giant pic rail or bolt on the the side frame attachments CZ and 2011s use to have a stationary optic .But 10k is crazy. You can buy a Laugo Alien, CZ Shadow 2 and a Staccato for that much !
its a super bad idea because its not rigid and will flex pretty much. Shockwaves travel threw the entire material, and just seeing the G forces with the mass of the optic, I know its constructed to weak to sustain longer periods of time. Its only aesthetically pleasing, not mechanically. Go check out slomos of AKs and Raceguns with side mounted rails. Even a junk of metal connected with 4 screws will flex. So, the least you need is an even bigger junk of metal that is connected on both sides of the receiver and not allow for any off angled momentum.
triangle versus a circle barrel exterior does make complete sense. Great idea and thinking to me!
"Ment for gods" -- imagine spending 10K on a pistol and getting a typo on the exclusive, machined box!
So it's basically nothing more than an overpriced version of the Shadow 2 with no innovations like the Alien. What a cheap attempt to rip off people, this company won't be around for long.
sure but you have to admit it is pretty good looking and this probably is the first step of his company.
Haha! That statement might be more accurate than the gun. 😅
It's built on a platform, that isn't even near the top tier. Shadow 2 is a fair, accessible sports pistol. Nothing there. Very popular.
But you don't get anywhere near the accuracy of a factory SIG P210, easily giving you the same spread at twice the distance. At least in my experience.
The SIG is quite expensive, yes ... but at a third of the price of this Elysian, being among the most precise pieces of mechanical work ever made in the realm of handguns, I would rather have two of those and have them fitted specifically to me by the factory, or even reworked into taking 2011-mags, just to go overkill in customization. 😅🙈
The barrel is a very interesting concept. Having it ride a rail on the top of the slide basically. So when the slide goes back to battery, Theoreticly it should be smoother and faster than slapping into a free floating tube barrel, aligning it and then locking into battery.
This guy heard "Magnets.... How do they work?" and thought "Challenge accepted"
I'm not surprised another Czech made this.
It's not just a machine.
It's art.
I like how we are returning to make legendary weapons that may be kept in museums for the incredible quality we put into them.
Fun fact: The Czechs have the highest beer consumption per capita. Looks great after a couple of drinks, I think.
I'm uncultured, and I don't understand art.
First you make something, anything, then you boast about it being art and when people say it looks like crap you smugly tell them art is subjective. 😉
This is a gun that believes that form and function can't be compromised. Following an aesthetic form and making it work with some innovation. Ultimately a beautiful gun and hopefully this concept will fall down into the lower-priced market. I really like the hopeful rise of beautiful artistic guns.
Good for that dude. He did it his way and that's amazing
He was so busy thinking if he could, he didn't thought if he should.
This guy studied the evolution of the Mercedes g wagon and did the same thing to a Cz 75.
Perfect look. Futuristic, elegant. Love it!
Good for him for innovating. Pretty neat concept. The triangular barrel is interesting.
The Triangular barrel end and Magnetic travel adjustment on the trigger are cool.
My credit cards got de-magnitized when I left my wallet with my firearm... Damn
It's a lovely art piece, I'm not mad at it.
It’s the prettiest firearm I’ve seen in a long time I’m impressed and loving the sci-fi look👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Beautiful, love the meander in the grip. A trvly Indo-Evropean pistol, a tribute to the history of Greece.
The CZ Shadow 2 is now the Elysien we have at home.
The engraving is nice but the overall machining is very smooth.....very cool
Super imaginable... Its like star war innovation. He has applied his mind every where but that magnets are something wierd....
This platform should have come with a new caliber also... I can advise 3 more simple innovations in this design...
James… how scared were you in this interview? Their is no way this guy isn’t a Czech Mafia Prince.
I'm gonna need to see a mud test/burn down.
The big brain among us.
Can't wait to see this on Forgotten Weapons in the year 2035
I am not sure about this design and how the magnets will will hold up in the long run. Like the pin for the trigger mechanism that might creep out after a long day at the shooting range or even worse at a competition. But I really appreciate that some designers have the courage to invest in "crazy" new ideas. Looking forward to a review of this gun from someone that has actually shot it!
Not for me, but I am happy to see designers thinking outside of the box.
10k for a pistol that does what every other handgun does. It looks cool though.
Looks great, seems comfortable and barrel length is nice. Only complaint I can say is the shorter sight picture due to the cut out.
Ment For Gods
The red dot mount prevents racking the slide from the rear. Otherwise, it's a beautiful gun.
It is a beautiful looking design and a tremendous amount of thought has gone into such a cleaver design. I know how incredibly strong rare earth magnets can be. I would have zero concerns about the guns reliability. Even the case has had a huge amount of thought and design gone into it. If I was rich enough, this would be my pick of pistol.
Beautiful. Refined. Sci-fi looking. Like an ancient Greek soldier's concealed carry.
“A fool and his money are quickly parted.”
*A pistol for the gods!*
This is super cool looking!
Top shelf for sure!
Feels like a shadow 3 concept car.
@The Collector- please buy this so I can continue to live vicariously through you!
Something similar to what I have been hoping someone would come up with in designing firearms. Not totally what I had in mind but getting close to it with this one. Magnets, yes. I mean if it were to me, I would like to see a firearm not necessarily a hand gun but any firearm that has the action working with magnets.
The sear capabilities of magnets to attract and repel based on the poles is such a great way to utilise its pull and push energy in gun mechanism. The action in guns if uses magnets instead of springs for the bolt to go back and forth or even the gas piston, that would be very convenient with less wear and tear from friction and all the energy can be utilised without any waste. We can design a gun bolt being pushed forward with magnets opp poles and have less parts in the gun this less weight.