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Shot Glass Production by Saturn Magic

Created by: Saturn Magic

The 'Shot Glass Production' trick, part of *Stabbed & Shot 2*, is a visually stunning close-up, parlor, or stage magic trick that combines card magic with an unexpected finale. A spectator signs a card, which is then lost in the deck and shuffled. Miraculously, the signed card appears impaled on a knife produced from an empty paper bag. The climax is the production of a full shot glass from the same bag, designed to be safe and dry until the moment of performance. This trick is ideal as a show closer, allowing for a celebratory toast with the audience. It requires minimal sleight of hand, making it accessible to magicians of various skill levels.

Key features

  • Minimal sleight of hand required

  • Suitable for close-up, parlor, and stage performances

  • Uses real liquid in the shot glass but is safe and dry until performance

  • Available in two sizes: regular and mega shot glass

  • Can produce two cards on the knife and two shot glasses from the bag

  • Ideal as a show closer for a celebratory toast

Pros

  • Generates strong audience reactions

  • Versatile for various performance settings

  • Simple to learn and perform

  • Safe and practical for real performances

Cons

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Effect

The Shot Glass Production trick creates a surprising and memorable moment for the audience. A spectator signs a playing card, which is then lost in the deck. After shuffling, the magician reveals the signed card impaled on a knife pulled from an empty paper bag. The final surprise comes when a full shot glass is produced from the same bag, making for a strong and unexpected finish.

Full Details

The trick involves minimal sleight of hand, making it accessible to many performers. The shot glass contains real liquid but remains dry and safe until the moment of production. The routine can be performed in short sleeves and works well in close-up, parlor, or stage settings. Two versions are available: a regular shot glass and a larger "mega" shot glass. The trick can also be expanded to produce two cards on the knife and two shot glasses from the bag.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want a high-impact, easy-to-perform routine. It works well as a closer, allowing for a celebratory toast with the audience. Performers who enjoy interactive magic with strong visual moments will find this trick valuable. It suits close-up workers, parlor magicians, and stage performers.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The trick requires minimal sleight of hand, making it suitable for beginners and experienced magicians alike. Bill Abbott notes that it is simple to learn and can be performed quickly after setup. The mechanics are designed to be reliable, ensuring smooth execution in various performance conditions.

What Magicians Say

Bill Abbott, a respected performer, states that he uses Shot Glass Production frequently in his act due to the strong reactions it generates. He highlights its versatility, working in close-up, parlor, and stage settings. Abbott also praises the trick for being easy to perform while maintaining a high level of impact. He recommends it as a closer, allowing for a fun and engaging finish to a show.

The trick's ability to be performed surrounded and with borrowed props adds to its appeal. Abbott demonstrates that it can be expanded for additional surprises, such as producing multiple cards and shot glasses. The combination of visual magic and audience interaction makes it a standout routine.

What people are saying about Shot Glass Production

Bill Abbott says...

I probably perform stabbed and shot more than any other card trick in my repertoire simply because of the killer reactions [...] the best part is that stabbed and shot is simple to do and takes minimal sleight of hand so you'll be up and running in no time.

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