Model # 1A-ge08

This was recently discovered by Prof R. Skjlstad and Lady I. Skjlstad under the floorboards of a lab during restorations. The floorboards had been marked F.G. Goldthorp Oct. 10 1930.
Wrapped in a burlap sack with a note now lost but rumored to have said that the device had been first constructed in Athlone Ireland by famed adventurer Lady O'Loren in 1870.
Presumably for defensive needs, this gun fires two shots at a time and can be rapidly fired four times in a row before needing reloaded. When switched on it generates static charged rounds. It is assumed these shots would be used on larger living targets or to disable Automatons.