than a hollow tube. The weapon was used during a bank hold-up as part of the Pizza Bomber Case. Cane guns have an abiding place in spy culture; a famous example appeared in Ian Fleming's 1953 novel Casino Royale, in which James Bond is threatened with one during his contest at the gaming table with Le Chiffre. The cane gun also appears in the made-for-television adaption of the same name in 1954 as well as in the 1999 Bond movie The World Is Not Enough. According to the ATF, cane guns, sword guns, and umbrella guns are classified as AOW (any other weapons). See also Swordstick References Firearms Walking sticks