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TXKEVIN New user 77 Posts 
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Anyone know what kind of wand this is. It has a spring that you can retract with your thumb to, I imagine, shoot things from one of the tips
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Wravyn Inner circle 4272 Posts
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It may be a bang wand that uses either percussion caps (used in cap guns) or 22 starter blanks. One of the white tips should probably screw off if it is a bang wand.
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3891 Posts
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Possibly a coin wand (it uses a folding coin) or a balloon popper for Forgetful Freddy or Card to Balloon.
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TXKEVIN New user 77 Posts
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Thank you both. I think it's a flash bang wand
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Dave Scribner Assistant Manager Lake Hopatcong, NJ 4926 Posts
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Is it possible that this wand is a silk vanishing wand? You didn't say which way the spring was compressed. If it's this type of wand, there should be a tiny hook at the end of the spring the engages the silk.
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