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Rare Kazooka by Kusan, fires balls, early 1950s space gun (Loc A5 red bin)
Rare Kazooka by Kusan, fires balls, early 1950s space gun (Loc A5 red bin)
Rare Kazooka by Kusan, fires balls, early 1950s space gun (Loc A5 red bin)
Rare Kazooka by Kusan, fires balls, early 1950s space gun (Loc A5 red bin)

Rare Kazooka by Kusan, fires balls, early 1950s space gun (Loc A5 red bin)

$ 39.6

Availability: 21 in stock
  • Brand: Kusan
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: I don't know much about this item. What research I did indicates it was made in the early 1950s. The material is hard plastic. There is one hairline crack on the stock that you can see near "Kazooka by Kusan". I am not certain how this works, but looks like you load ping pong balls in the top tube and they come out the bottom tube. So the crank metal and knob are in great shape. Not sure, but don't think that the crank is designed to just rotate like crazy in one direction. I think that what is supposed to happen, is you rotate about 300 degrees and ball drops to lower chamber, then go opposite direction and fires. Don't know though. Did not want to force the crank. Looks like there might be a rubber stop inside, and when cranked, metal inside designed to hit the rubber. Maybe you are supposed to force beyond the stop to fire, but rubber got hard. I don't have a clue. Pretty cool little gadget. If anyone can fill in info for me, would appreciate it. Images shown on space weapons site.

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