So how does a Chrystal gun work.

Tecumtha wrote: »

I might have missed this, but where is the origin of the crystal guns?

It's not this like one made of crystal, or is it.

This should be in off topic since it is not related to crossfire

LTpickles wrote: »

Obviously magic

This guy seems to know what he's talking about.

Crossfire is a modern realistic military shooter, but there are many fictional elements in the game. For example, gold weapons are completely impractical. How would you even pick it up?

Anyway, all that aside."Crystal" weaponry is just an creative and imaginary. If you'd call it that.

I guess there is no origin.

iPhoenixi wrote: »

Crossfire is a modern realistic military shooter, but there are many fictional elements in the game. For example, gold weapons are completely impractical. How would you even pick it up?

Anyway, all that aside."Crystal" weaponry is just an creative and imaginary. If you'd call it that.

I guess there is no origin.

saddam had a gold ak, he killed around a million people, very practical!!!

Priimitivo wrote: »

Yeah, you should try googling "Gold weapons in Mexico".

Edit: As for the original question, i don't really think that a crystal weapon can be made, but who knows, we live in a wild weird world.

They are gold plated, not solid gold.

Gold is not a very strong mineral. If it was solid, the ak would break in a couple of shots.

Crystals kick butt.
If anyone knows where this picture is from, I'll give you 6 and a half cookies.

ElseHD wrote: »

I honestly thought, it was Mario, because i messed up the Crystal/Star Difference Thingy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1cMaNXP9sg