You Asked Me to Study Spells, So I Pulled Out a Glock?

When wizards switch to gun-shaped wands, the whole vibe at Hogwarts changes completely. Harry Potter is a transmigrator. In his previous life, he handled a real Glock, and in this one, he was born with a gun-shaped scar: not a lightning bolt, but the outline of a Glock 18. When he turned eleven, Hagrid showed up at the Dursleys' door with his letter of admission. "Harry, you're a wizard."

In Diagon Alley, Ollivander offered him two wands: an ebony M1911 and an ivory-white Glock 18. The former packs enough power in a single shot to pierce the Iron Armor Charm. The latter fires three shots a second in full-auto mode, laying down a barrage of magical bullets that no cover can withstand for more than two seconds. Harry took the ivory-white wand into the Forbidden Forest for target practice. A rapid volley of Disarming Charms reduced a hedgehog to a bald ball. An Auror squad was hunting a rampaging Erumpent when they saw a first-year student firing both guns, a barrage of magic raining down from above, and were left completely dumbfounded.

Professor Flitwick cleared his throat at the opening ceremony. "Welcome to Hogwarts. This year, we've added new subjects to dueling class: hand-to-hand combat, tactical maneuvers, and how to kick your opponent over between spells."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.