Propworx · Sale 1012 · Lot 675
X-699 Rifle
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Lot number
675
Title
X-699 Rifle
Description
Production Description: Light-up experimental weapon developed by Dr. Bill Lee and Colonel Samantha Carter, introduced in the Stargate SG-1 Season Ten episode "Bounty" and used again in "Stargate: Continuum". Carter and Lee demonstrated this device at an Applied Technologies convention where the device was supposed to short-circuit, but when Carter was targeted for assassination she was forced to use it to defend herself. Device includes two remotes with a wide variety of settings, including a "short circuit" command to make the lights flicker.
Technical Description: Production made dark gray rifle, body is a rigid foam clamshell with silver plastic panels, 4.75in handle with faux trigger, a metal rifle sling hook on each end, on top of the rifle is a small silver cylindrical device with a center tower and globes on each end, the barrel of the gun is a circular cage of metal housing six frosted crystals, on the right side of the gun is a silver magentic panel that opens to reveal nine small Ancient circuitry crystals with etched circuitry, on the bottom is a circular tripod mount, on the rear is an on/off switch. The gun has internal lights that are mounted inside the generator on top, behind four side panels, behind the circuitry crystals, and behind the barrel crystals. The gun comes with two radio control devices, when the gun is turned on the controls turn the lights on and off, control brightness, speed, and give a flickering on and off effect. Lights and radio control functionality is verified. Gun measures approx. 47.5in x 12.75in x 5in, remotes measure approx. 4.75in x 2.5in x 2in with 4.5in antennas.Estimate
$1,000–$2,000
Result
Sold, $3,000
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