Star Wars' lightsaber rifle turns the Jedi's iconic swords into bullets. The rifle quickly burns out the lightsabers it uses as ammo, limiting its effectiveness in the field but making it the ideal weapon to protect the Order's own archives. StarWars
While Star Wars’ lightsabers seem to be powerful enough when wielded properly to not need any additional upgrades, a firearm that is essentially a lightsaber rifle completely proves fan consensus wrong as it turns the Jedi’s most iconic weapon into a much deadlier version of itself–even if it is something that Obi-Wan would be absolutely disgusted by.
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