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Focus Description:

There is a gun and a plate on the table. Take a gun and, in front of the audience, insert a whole cartridge into it. Invite one of the spectators and, handing him a loaded gun, ask him to move a few meters away from you, aim at you and shoot. With a plate in your hands, stand facing the viewer. At your command, a shot will be fired, after which, remaining safe and sound, spit out the caught bullet from your mouth onto a plate and show it to the audience. You can even after this: take the gun, pull out the used cartridge (empty cartridge case) from it and demonstrate it to the audience.

Focus Caught Bullet

Focus secret:

The trick is demonstrated using a gun that is actually a fake, with a working trigger mechanism. A regular piston is inserted into the cartridge, and the bullet, which is easily removed from it, does not fly out anywhere when fired. The second exactly the same bullet is in your mouth from the very beginning - under your tongue, which allows you to easily and freely talk with the audience. After a blank shot is fired (which appears real to the audience), spit out the bullet hidden under your tongue onto a plate and demonstrate it to the audience as if it had come out of a gun. When removing a cartridge from a gun, discreetly remove the bullet from the casing or leave it in the barrel of the gun.

Focus Caught Bullet

You can demonstrate the trick more effectively. In this case, you can even invite the viewer to mark the bullet being inserted into the gun with something (a nail), and demonstrate this same marked bullet on a plate. To do this, you can remove the bullet from the cartridge case and, when it is marked, insert it, replace it with another one, or insert an empty cartridge case without a bullet. And the marked bullet, hidden in the hand, is discreetly placed under the tongue.

There is another option with a bullet marked by the viewer. It does not necessarily have a cartridge: a piston can simply be inserted into the gun in advance to make the sound of a “shot”. In this embodiment, the bullet marked by the viewer without a casing is lowered by you into the hole of the muzzle and then, as it were, pushed through with a ramrod. When the bullet is lowered into the barrel, it actually falls into your hand through a small hole under the barrel, located on the opposite side of the muzzle.

Whichever option you use, be sure to open and quickly close your mouth at the moment of the shot, thereby imitating catching a “bullet flying out of a gun.”

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