cane gun造句

• Zukovsky and his men seize the tower, but Zukovsky is shot by Elektra, freeing Bond with his cane gun with his last act.
• While working on a cane gun for a doctor, Allen came up with the idea for an underhammer pocket rifle and designed it in 1836.
• Cane guns now are very rare to find, most fall foul of legislation prohibiting concealed weapons, and period examples, where permitted, are generally speaking, in the hands of private collectors and museums.
• If so perhaps she could have one like this, maybe supplied to her by the SOE, it would likely be less incriminating than a cane gun or swordstick if discovered, although I don't know if suitable materials would have been available at that time to make it without increasing the weight excessively . contributions ) 13 : 32, 4 March 2013 ( UTC)
• Other types of cane guns have been produced as air weapons, generally using some form of detachable pressurised air reservoir ( a pneumatic air weapon ) in the form of a flask or integrated into the form of a more generously proportioned stick such as a traditional shillelagh some are effectively dart-firing blowpipes, which are far even easier to disguise being little more than a hollow tube.
• Cane guns have an abiding place in spy culture, a famous example appearing in Ian Fleming's novel " Casino Royale " ( 1953 ) in which Bond is threatened with one during his contest at the gaming table with " Le Chiffre " . ( This incident is allegedly based on the covert use of cane guns by Zionists in Palestine in 1948 .)
• Cane guns have an abiding place in spy culture, a famous example appearing in Ian Fleming's novel " Casino Royale " ( 1953 ) in which Bond is threatened with one during his contest at the gaming table with " Le Chiffre " . ( This incident is allegedly based on the covert use of cane guns by Zionists in Palestine in 1948 .)
• Modern cartridge-type cane guns are usually fitted to fire large low-pressure ( black powder or equivalent ) handgun ammunition or shotgun cartridges between . 410 like the 12-gauge, both of which are well-suited use in a weapon that is effectively just a barrel with integrated chamber, manual ejection, a detachable a firing mechanism, a rudimentary grip and ( in some cases ) even more rudimentary sights.
• In purely practical terms the distinction is that cane guns, far more costly to produce and generally speaking an affectation, ostensibly carried by gentlemen who wished at all times to be able to take'targets of opportunity', were a curio, talking point or a concealed offensive weapon, one that might easily escape detection unless closely examined . ( In addition to gentleman's canes, guns have been concealed in umbrellas, parasols and walking staffs .)