Elon Musk’s Boring Co. flamethrower is real, $500 and up for pre-order “They were very chill at first,” Craddock told TechCrunch in a recent phone interview.

The cheeky name Elon Musk gave his flamethrower hasn’t convinced cops that it’s not dangerous. The fire-shooting torches that Musk’s Boring Company sold as a lucrative publicity s… ...

Elon Musk, the mastermind behind PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX, has another innovative product up his sleeve: a $500 flamethrower. Musk announced the flamethrower on Saturday, after weeks of teasing a ...

Ever since billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk unveiled his slick new commercial flamethrower for the low, low price of $500, Americans have been scrambling to stake their claim to the incendiary ...

Elon Musk’s “Not A Flamethrower” has been appearing in multiple police raids across Britain, Europe, and the United States.. Unlike normal flamethrowers, the guns made by Musk’s Boring ...

Elon Musk's 'not a flamethrower' devices show up on eBay for thousands. by Jackie Wattles @jackiewattles June 10, 2018: 6:50 PM ET . Elon Musk criticized for selling $500 flamethrowers.

Elon Musk’s flamethrower was not a flamethrower, but that isn’t stopping police. Telling the police that it’s not a weapon doesn’t always work.

Commentary: Musk's Boring Company offers this essential toy for a mere $500. The entrepreneur insists it's the perfect weapon for the Zombie Apocalypse. Elon Musk's flamethrower is real and yours ...

Last weekend, Elon Musk started selling flamethrowers as merch for his tunneling venture, The Boring Company. The flamethrowers – a kind of BB-gun-meets-blowtorch – were priced at $500 (£350 ...

Less than six months after he announced plans to release a civilian flamethrower on the commercial market, Elon Musk has actually delivered: At least 1,000 happy campers picked up their very own ...

Since The Boring Company’s flamethrower emits flames that shoot less than the 10 feet defined by state law, Musk did not have to get a permit to sell one in California.

Flamethrowers" at $500 each, raising $10 million in just days. But is it a real flamethrower or just a glorified blowtorch? Join us as we test this fiery gadget and explore the hype behind it.