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Some situations require an extra measure of magnificence of your armaments. Scode baiting, Meat Beetle melting and Secondary School education are just some examples.
Rarely, however, is a piece of wave oscillatrica put so brazenly through its paces as in the hands of an assassin.
A lone professional whose very livelihood and ultimately survival depends on the oomph and precision of his tools tends to be incredibly picky.
This brief is not taken lightly. The finest materials are chosen, a focus group of assassins assembled (in separate rooms, of course) and debriefed on their requirements. There is conceptual design. Blueprints are made. Testing. And inevitably hospitalisation. Conflagratory Overuse Syndrome is a real concern at Grordbort Industries.
The result is the Saboteur 66 - a finely balanced tool-of-the-trade for murderous bastards across the solar system.
Equally impressive at close range as it is over distances up to 230 yards, its POW and Wheel of Fun allow the discerning man hunter to focus the Ultra-Waves in whatever manner achieves the objective. It can put a hole the size of a small ladybug in the forehead of a foreign dignitary at 200 ft or blow an obese torso clean off in close quarters. It's a beaut!
Aside from being comparatively compact, the Saboteur is also incredibly light, roughly equivalent to wielding a small partridge.
It is dispatched packaged in equally light-weight materials and should reach you at your desired destination quick-smart and at low cost.
Made from Imitation Metal, Imitation Bakelite and Imitation Tremontium*
*While arguably inimitable individually, these compounds, when fused together under Earth's atmospheric conditions, take on a density and surface texture that is vaguely approximate to something called "ABS plastic".





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Holy Mother!
The photographs do not do this little beauty justice. It is... Read more.
The photographs do not do this little beauty justice. It is small, but beautifully weighted, and balanced. As soon as I can pry it out of my son's hands I will be defending the living room from the alien horde! Hide.
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Brutal Review
After waiting exactly five days i finally recieved my Saboteur 66. At... Read more.
After waiting exactly five days i finally recieved my Saboteur 66. At first glace its a a very nice looking pistol. The paint job for the most part was great the handle could use more detailing, the little meters are funny and fun though hard to read. The only things i had issues with it are the molding seams, would of been nice to have had those sanded down, add a bit more functionality such as the safety being moveable the dials able to be twisted, etc. For what youre getting the price is a bit high but all and all its an amazing looking gun and is perfect for anything from cosplay to movies. This definitely wont be my last Grordbort gun. Hide.
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Where is the gun stand?
Why one star? Unfortunately, this pistol comes without a gun stand. And unfortunately,... Read more.
Why one star?
Unfortunately, this pistol comes without a gun stand.
And unfortunately, though Weta has a "universal gunstand" in their shop, it's SOLD OUT.
Be prepared to come up with a clever plan on how to display this gun. If you have a solid shelf, it may stand. The smallest vibration will make it fall over though.
No option for a gun stand is poor Weta! I was hoping to get at least a plastic base or something.
Apart from that, the gun is nice. You get what you pay for.
From a quality point of view, there is a huge difference between the more expensive guns costing $400+ and these "entry level" pistols.
I have one of these costly ones and you can see it in the material. So if you ever want to go for the more expensive DrG gun after getting the Saboteur....it's like comparing a stone dagger to a laser sword.
The funny labled round meters on the gun are not covered by "glass", i.e plastic. Due to the low price I think. that's a bit of a shame.
The gun will feel like platic in your hand but look like metal on a shelf.
If you want to start your collection, a good choice. Hide.
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