When Mike sent me his idea for A card at any number I was shocked at the creative， super clean handling he had created.”- Mark Mason
“Without doubt X-act is the greatest card effect since Paul Curry’s “Out of This World”. Since my return from FISM I have performed it six times. It left my magical friends stunned. Congratulations to Mike Kirby and to your input in producing such a killer effect. The only regret I have is that I did not create it. This is going straight into my act. It says a lot for it because I normally only perform my own stuff.”- Charles Gaucci
“It’s a Miracle!”- Doc Eason
“A devilish mechanism so infernal and diabolical， an effect so staggering，
that in earlier， more superstitious times， its operator would be consigned
to a fiery meeting with Azrael， the Grim Reaper of perdition. But it also
works as a really， really good card trick.”- Bob Farmer
“CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN!”- Joe Monti
“This is an excellent example of great thinking on the part of Mike Kirby and you.
Simple and direct. You have a winner!!!”- Paul Green
“I will Take two”- Christian Engblom
“A strong， very clean effect for laymen， an ingenious technique for wizards in the background， so really everyone has fun. Highly Recommended!”- Stefan Olschewski (German Magic Circle Magazine)
The buzz about this trick is phenomenal.
X-act is direct， killer magic that you will love to perform. You will love the method almost as much as the reactions you will get， when you perform X-act.
Comes complete with all the special props you require， plus two knockout handling’s.
Handling one
A card inside an envelope is placed on the table next to a deck of cards. The spectator asks for any number from 1 to 52. The deck is removed from the card case. The cards are dealt face up one at a time until you reach their selected number. The card is removed from the envelope it matches the card at their number.
Handling two
It gets no cleaner than this. A playing card is laid face down on a spectators hand. (no envelope) The spectator names any number from 1 to 52. The deck is removed from the card case. You deal the cards face up one at a time， finally arriving at the chosen number. Its hard to believe， they turn the card over in their hand. I think you have guessed the rest.
