OK seriously, if you have not already heard of the Parrot Drone that shoots cannonball, then you want to check this puppy out instantly.

At first, the Parrot Mambo seems pretty much like any typical quadcopter from afar. Upon closer inspection, however, it is an entirely different beast. Along with drone features, it also includes two detachable attachments that take the fun to the next level. The first is a grabber attachment that allows you to grab things from a table or even from a person’s hand, and the second is a fully functional cannon which indeed lets you shoot real projectiles!

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Here’s more information on the Parrot Done that shoots cannonball:

One attachment for every adventure: CANNON (Shoot miniature balls around 6ft off ); GRABBER (Catch, carry and discharge cargo up to .141 once)
High-tech detectors work to provide optimal stability
Do fun acrobatics like flips and barrel rolls
Control your Mini Drone up to 66 feet with a smartphone and up to 214 feet using parrot fly-pad control

Safety First
Due to advanced flight control and higher performance detectors, the Parrot Mambo is easy to control and pilot. Additionally, the autopilot performance ensures it will stay stable and blot, even if you let go of the controls. Last, the Parrot Mambo comes equipped automatic and with’shutdown system’ that cuts off the motors in the event of an accident or collision.

Cannon
Socialize with other drones and pilots using the included Cannon accessory.
Test your skills with target practice, and fire these small balls in a pyramid of cups or other light-weight targets.
You can load up to 6 pellets in the Cannon at one time. The first pilot to knock down everything wins!

Grabber
Do you want to do something out of the normal and surprise everybody? Attach the Grabber into the Parrot Mambo and use it to transfer mini-objects that weigh around 4g to a different site.
Just activate the claw on the home screen of your FreeFlight Mini program, carry something up into the air, and set it down wherever you need.