Raygun

The US Army's testing clip-on ray gun attachments for its rifles
By A. Tarantola, 04.24.2015
The Air Force will give you $150,000 to blast its weeds with a laser
By A. Toor, 11.11.2011
Get your steampunk on with a model blaster from Massively and ARGO Online
By R. Bayer, 05.06.2011
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US government contractor developing 'microwave gun,' Hot Pockets tremble
By J. Hicks, 04.16.2011
PlayStation Move shooting attachment in pictures: the ray gun you always dreamed of
By P. Miller, 06.16.2010
Raytheon sells its first 'pain ray,' and the less lethal arms race begins
By J. Flatley, 08.06.2009
Navy shells out for development of missile-killing free-electron laser
By D. Murph, 04.24.2009
Raytheon developing compact, inexpensive human microwaves
By J. Flatley, 04.08.2009
Northrop Grumman's weaponized laser on sale now, definitely won't hug you
By L. Dziuban, 11.14.2008
Microwave ray gun promises to put sounds in people's heads
By D. Melanson, 07.07.2008
Raytheon's Silent Guardian keeps crowds under control
By D. Murph, 10.09.2007

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