Palm Pistol

[The Big D]

http://www.palmpistol.com/

Is this real? Usable? (I don't think so.)

Regardless, I don't want one but suspect it will garner some interest...not all of it "good."

Be safe.

 

[The Big D]

http://www.palmpistol.com/

Is this real? Usable? (I don't think so.)

Regardless, I don't want one but suspect it will garner some interest...not all of it "good."

Be safe.

 

[The Big D]

Please download the "Palm Pistol Specification" on the site for some very strange reading.

Perhaps this is a rather elaborate joke...or maybe not????

Be safe.

 

[GatorFarmer]

Wasn't this the one that the FDA certified as a medical device, and then decertified? Too bad. I could try to get an RX for one by claiming carpal tunnel. I wonder what my copay would be

 

[The Big D]

One, and the same, GF! That info's in the .pdf file I mentioned in the second post. The company apparently misrepresented(?) it and the FDA "decertfied" it.

Funny, bet some folks would try for it by prescription with their co-pay.

Be safe.

 

[flop-shank]

I wonder if it squeaks when you squeeze it?

Or does it squirt water?

 

[conn ak]

That has to be a goof. Looks like an inhaler.

 

[flop-shank]

There you go, it's the new "Jack Kevorkian inhaler".

 

[The Big D]

Originally posted by flop-shank:
There you go, it's the new "Jack Kevorkian inhaler".

This will really confuse the FDA; perhaps it is a "medical" device after all.

Be safe.

 

[NKJ nut]

The FDA might certify it as a medical device, but I am thinking the ATF would consider it an AOW.

 

[torrejon224]

I spoke with my pain doc the other day and since I'm rated 100% disabled by the VA, he said he'd prescribe me one when they come out. Already been in touch with the maker and they are taking orders so the Doc's going to take care of things. I want it more as a novelty than anything else since I'm capable of carrying a 1911 day in and out but I meet the FDA standard so why not!

 

[flop-shank]

Not a bad idea. Get the thing free, then trade in to your local gun buy back for $50, or so.

 

[elcruisr]

No, it won't be free. We tax payers will foot the bill. And I can't even get the VA to see me for my hypertension despite the fact I supposedly earned the health care...........