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Last week we (meaning us four; meaning me and my brothers), started playing battles with some toy guns (pathetic… toy guns… Mine is a chunk of wood as long as as my arm… with no resemblance to a gun whatsoever) trying to practice teamwork.
The point is it’s fun, and if you wanna have a taste of what it may be like, you should watch the following:
There.
You got the idea? 
Anyways, man needs weapons to wage war, and Ed needs sophisticated systems to make his weapons (unlike me, I just need a stick or something and I’m ready to fight).
So he went on to make a functional gun (rifle), with a trigger system, which you can see in action here:
And because some people like photos better than videos:
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| Ed's rubber-band gun trigger system. |
This just shows how much of a mad scientist-inventor Ed can be when he needs it (even if he is really clumsy at using the gun in battle…)