Noisy Cricket from movie MiB and MiB II

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A Noisy Cricket is a compact pistol-like firearm featuring a narrow grip and tapered barrel. It unleashes a powerful energy sphere that produces the distinct sound of a cricket chirping. The recoil generated by this device can be intense enough to knock over an unsuspecting user off balance. However, the recoil can also be reduced through suppression, but at the cost of decreased firepower. According to the MIB Agent's Handbook, Noisy Crickets are often deliberately issued to new recruits as a way for their colleagues to wager on how far they will be thrown by the gun's recoil - a practice that is strongly discouraged under MIB's 'No Hazing' policy. There are two versions of the Noisy Cricket produced by MIB and MIB 2. Dimensions for the MIB version: * Length: 125.4 mm * Width: 38.6 mm * Height: 78.4 mm Dimensions for the MIB 2 version: * Length: 134.9 mm * Width: 38.6 mm * Height: 78.4 mm Both versions were designed using Solid Works 2012 and rendered in Keyshot 5.0.99 software.