cgt4570
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I'll keep my Doubletap .45, thank you!
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You KNEW it had to be coming-Gun review of that little single shot credit card .22
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Tekna Security Card. I had one too. Was a pretty sharp blade too.
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CAJUNLAWYER
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Easier to smuggle into jail-no sharp edges 
Dvan34
Member
For self-defense? You're kidding. you'd be dead before you could find this thing in your pocket, holster and then draw it and open it and prepare it to fire.
dubshooter
Member
Nothing more I would trust my life to than a 6 second draw to fire single shot 22lr. Heck, just the sound of me unfolding it and cocking the hammer should have the same effect as racking a shotgun. So, ideally, you wouldn’t even have to carry this thing loaded.
Jeff423
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This is the definition of "Solution in search of a problem".
Well, there goes the 642...
Kaaskop49
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P.S. This is something that would make a derringer-hater like derringers.
Kaaskop49
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P.S. This is something that would make a derringer-hater like derringers.
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Another gimmicky so called gun. May be cool for a James Bond flick but I see little to no practical use in real life.
If it took me 7 years to make something that stupid I would shoot myself with it.
I wondered if anyone else noticed the seven years thing. Not something I’d brag about.
TomkinsSP
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Now you just need a gimmick ammo maker to load a new counter-rotating phyirte and depleted urainium "doomsday defence" round in .22LR for it.
elm_creek_smith
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Nope. I’ll get a little NAA revolver first. Our nonsmoking director carries a hard pack of Marlboros in his shirt breast pocket. Inside - an NAA revolver and spare ammo. He carries this in addition to his Nighthawk M1911 in .45.
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