Fire Off a Round with USB Gun Mouse

Written by Richard Blanchard on November 20th, 2007. Posted in Useless Novelty

It’s rare a USB information website has the opportunity to write about guns, not that it’s a fascination or hobby to obsess over – none the less – Loopy Gadgets found this USB gun and I thought to pass it along.

The USB gun is a replica of a P230 semi-automatic handgun…

Small dimensions, it is often carried as a backup weapon, holding 8 rounds of .32 pistol cartridge or 7 rounds of .380 pistol cartridge (bullet). Wiki

…and the company marketing the product claims it’s the ultimate gadget for having fun around the office. Um, I don’t think using a replica semi-automatic USB mouse gun would necessarily make office life fun. Unless of course you work at Homeland Security.

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The USB mouse gun uses the trigger as your left click and a button just below the trigger as your right. The technology is old as it’s trackball, not optical yet the form factor appears to be identical to a real P230. If you are still interested bounce over to Loopy which has product link details.Source: Loopy Gadgets

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