The WristBow is a weapon-grade gadget designed by Patrick Priebe. Not only is this thing wicked cool, it is deadly accurate, a fact proven when using the laser sight.
With a shooting distance of 9 feet, this homemade mini-weapon packs a punch, easily puncturing any pop can. The arrows are fashioned out of nails and other lightweight metals, so human flesh is not a recommended target.
If you are the DIY type, this is a project worth taking on. The wrist mounted crossbow could be the answer to all your rodent problems. Because this crossbow has the potential to cause significant damage, users must play responsibly. Gone are the days of medieval warfare, so keep this weapon pointed in a safe direction.
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Trend Themes
1. DIY Weapons - The rise of DIY weapons creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the home security and firearms industries.
2. Miniaturization of Weapons - The miniaturization of weapons, like the WristBow, allows for greater accessibility and ease of use, which could disrupt current law enforcement and security industries.
3. Improving Accuracy of Handheld Weapons - Advancements in technology are improving the accuracy of handheld weapons, leading to potential disruption in hunting and sports industries.
Industry Implications
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2. Firearms - The DIY trend in weapon design may disrupt the traditional firearms industry as it changes how weapons are made and distributed.
3. Hunting and Sports - The miniaturization and improved accuracy of weapons could disrupt current hunting and sports industries by allowing greater accessibility and ease of use.