Propworx · Sale 1012 · Lot 636
Zat Gun with Human Holster
Production made resin weapon painted dark bronze with turquoise patina and purple detailing on end. Weapon is hinged at two places along body with black tape covering hinges. Weapon head slides forward and has two opening nose caps. Inside the head a simulated circuit board piece has broken free and there are visible ends of a broken rubber band. There is a tire valve stem inside a hole in the lower tail of the prop. When closed, prop measures approx. 8.5in × 8in × 2in. Production made black nylon holster with 1in black webbing, snap, and Velcro strap and 2in black webbing and Velcro belt loop. Measures approx. 9.25in × 6.5in × 2.5in.
Catalogue text
Zat’nikatel used by both Jaffa and humans in SG-1. Zats were introduced in the SG-1 Season One finale, “Within the Serpent’s Grasp”, as a less-powerful alternative to the much larger staff weapon. Weapon is made of resin and painted dark bronze. Head slides forward and features two nose caps revealing a simulated circuit board underneath A tire valve stem in the lower tail enabled the device to open with the aid of compressed air. Measures 8.5in × 8in × 2in closed. Includes a human holster, made of nylon. Measures 9.25in × 6.5in × 2.5in.
Provenance
Taken by Propworx staff directly from The Bridge Studios, where MGM’s Stargate series were produced.
Zat’nikatel used by both Jaffa and humans in the production of Stargate SG-1. Zat’ni’katels were introduced in the SG-1 Season One finale, “Within the Serpent’s Grasp,” as a less-powerful alternative to the much larger staff weapon. The name, and the 3-shots-desintegrate nature of the Zat gun became the butt of numerous in-jokes, namely in the 100th episode “Wormhole X-Treme!” Includes a human holster.
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