Is this e-reader case a gun?
The X4 lies vertically atop the plastic gun’s slide, with a cutout on the side to access its buttons. Though the frame was digitally modeled after a real gun, this “case” can’t shoot bullets. He calls his contraption the “Gundle.”RelatedAre you ready for what it takes to stop ghost guns?In a post showing off the wacky accessory, Luke (whose last name is Blackford) can be seen flipping through Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian and J.D.
- ▪The X4 lies vertically atop the plastic gun’s slide, with a cutout on the side to access its buttons.
- ▪Though the frame was digitally modeled after a real gun, this “case” can’t shoot bullets.
- ▪He calls his contraption the “Gundle.”RelatedAre you ready for what it takes to stop ghost guns?In a post showing off the wacky accessory, Luke (whose last name is Blackford) can be seen flipping through Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian and
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