Worlds smallest handgun

[Crack]

I'm sure it's been shown on here before, but I'm bored so WTF....

w w w.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=526655&in_page_id=1770

 

[redleg]

Seems to be Canada legal too. Anyone want me to order them one?

 

[TheWharGoul]

dear god.. that is amazing.

Sad part is I would probably lose it.

 

[Crack]

Seems to be Canada legal too. Anyone want me to order them one?

Ya can I get one of those ones with the diamond encrusted crap and stuff? I'll need a box of rounds as well.



Thanks

 

[ian_in_vic]

After reading the article, I couldn't resist - "deadly" my @ss. So I told them so, I bet that doesn't get posted.

 

[prproulx]

Just doesn't have the intimidation factor in a holster like a SAA.

 

[SandRoad]

Looks photoshopped to me.

It is real, but definitely NOT inexpensive.

 

[Kveldulf]

Seems to be Canada legal too. Anyone want me to order them one?

I'm curious; why would something so tiny be legal here? Is it the low muzzle velocity?

 

[rustysdream]

"... as dangerous as a machine gun."

Good thing they didn't make it earlier. It could have been a WMD in WWI.

 

[capp325]

"... as dangerous as a machine gun."

Yeah, gotta love the "expert" opinion.

 

[Reinhab]

Anyone know the legalities on the firearm? How is that not prohib? is it velocity of the projectile? The only reason I would purchase that would be for a collector piece, but for 3,000€ ????!!!!!

 

[redleg]

Anyone know the legalities on the firearm? How is that not prohib? is it velocity of the projectile? The only reason I would purchase that would be for a collector piece, but for 3,000€ ????!!!!!

MV 399fps. Non firearm. As I stated above, I'm taking orders.

 

[SIGP2101]

"... as dangerous as a machine gun." :

Maybe this one, a 1/3 scale Thompson machine gun made in Montreal...a miniature masterpiece.

 

[torontogunguy]

Had a friend in the field artillery during WWII who used to manufacture miniature replicas of ... well, field artillery. It was quite a production when he got things going in the back yard.

Also have a friend with a Sherman Tank... you on here? Used to run it down to the CNE in years gone by and run over little VW bugs until they forgot to take the motor out one time and he drove it into the water main running it over. We had it for a couple of weeks in our parking lot when we opened our store in Richmond Hill. But, I digress, we are going the other way. But since I am digressing anyway... he also used to fire the cannon during the 1812 overture on the waterfront. The most fun I've had in a long time was getting the thing started up and loaded onto the flatbed tank carrier when it was time to depart it. We called the CAA on our cellphone for a boost. It made the 11 o'clock news.