X Sting Wish: Fire extinguisher/Sci-Fi rifle

Posted in Concepts by Conner Flynn on October 1st, 2008

X Sting Wish: Fire extinguisher/Sci-Fi rifleThe X Sting Wish not only has a clever name, but an even more clever design. You can easily see it fragging cyborgs and aliens. It’s from UK designer Adam Scott and according to him it’s for extinguishing fires, not fragging aliens. I don’t care what he says, I want to see it make something ugly or robotic into something dead. Not that Scott cares about my fantasies.

The idea is that the X Sting Wish is much easier to understand and operate than your average extinguisher, while still being recognizable. It sports a huge trigger and many firing options, like powder, CO², and water. Plus it’s ultra durable. This is one concept I really want to see become reality.

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3 Comments to “X Sting Wish: Fire extinguisher/Sci-Fi rifle”
  1. Julian Says:

    Neat, though there may be some balance issues. At least no one will try to pull the pin and throw it like a grenade…

  2. Julian Says:

    You COULD use it to kill
    a) a poorly waterproofed cyborg
    b) a fire elemental

  3. Kahtah Says:

    or you could use it to keep fish alive from a distance or suffocate someone to death buy shooting in their face
    but that things is awesome and i’d buy one just cus i looks kewl

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