upon which function you require." 5. Buckler. The original of this device, the four-barrelled German World War II belt-buckle gun, was described and pictured in the earlier volumes on improvised /modified firearms by John Minnery and myself. Sardaukar has made his improved model much smaller, lighter, and less obvious. The mechanism for his double-barreled .22-caliber firing device is a scant half-inch thin and is totally hidden behind a common flea-market-variety flat belt buckle. The weapon is activated by depressing a single lever, which causes the buckle to flip down and the two barrels to snap out and fire simultaneously, perpendicular to your stomach. This is going to be very alarming news to whoever is standing in front of you, giving him or her an instant bellyache. His plans for the Buckler include 11 sheets of illustrations and shop drawings, orthographic projections, plus parts and materials lists. 6. Pengurt. The product of nearly half a year's research and development, this unit is totally unlike any other on the market. It truly is a real pen/ gun, in that it will both write and shoot. It can be carried in your shirt pocket without arousing the slightest suspicion, especially when you pull it out and begin to write. Unlike many so-called penguns, this one is not a hunk of cheap water pipe that looks crude and is quite dangerous to firer as well as firee. This is a professionally designed firearm which also looks, feels, and writes just like the fine pen that it is. This single-shot .22-caliber firearm is built from common parts, most of which are fine brass tubes found in any good hobby shop. The plans contain eight sheets of shop drawings and illustrated step-by-step directions. It’s a totally professional piece of trade craft. Now that I've reviewed his product plans, please read this carefully: Sardaukar Press does not sell finished items of any kind. Sardaukar sells plans and other published items, period. He also informs each purchaser of plans that an approved BATF Form 1 is required before any of these