Would you carry one of these?

[cmore]

I ran accross this online. It is a credit card size single shot .22 lr.
I am not sure if this is really that big a deal since it doesn't appear to
be that much smaller than a shield and the shield has much more
functionality. Also fumbling to open it up seems like a bad idea.
Any thoughts?

here is a link:

Products - Trailblazer Firearms

 

[phantomcycle]

Looks like a useless ***

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[Rustyt1953]

I pocket carry an LCP. I see no need for that thing.

 

[SC_Mike]

IMHO, if you're going to carry a firearm, carry a firearm.

 

[Onomea]

No, I would not. If trying to carry more inconspicuously than standard CCW, I think one of those pen 22s would be a better bet. Not that I have any interest in something that small and inconspicuous myself. They seem more useless gimmick to me than anything else.

 

[les.b]

I have one of those NAA .22lr revolvers. I think it's smaller than this, although a little thicker, and it is a five shot. Fits in your jeans watch pocket. I sure wouldn't pick it as my primary gun, but I did used to carry it in my shirt pocket when I was in uniform.

Best Regards, Les

 

[Walkingwolf]

I have one of those NAA .22lr revolvers. I think it's smaller than this, although a little thicker, and it is a five shot. Fits in your jeans watch pocket. I sure wouldn't pick it as my primary gun, but I did used to carry it in my shirt pocket when I was in uniform.

Best Regards, Les

I have one also, best $150 I have spent. Spends most of the time in my front jeans pocket.

 

[tlawler]

I sure wouldn't bring it to a knife fight.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

No, just no!

 

[loknload]

Very simply....No!

 

[vonn]

Not for me. I want just a little more than that when the pucker factor is increasing to trigger pulling levels.

 

[straightshooter1]

Seems to me that's a bad choice for self defense.

And, really, there are other less bad choices for self defense, so why on earth carry a single shot 22?

 

[Badger1313]

It will get you killed because you feel like you have a weapon. In reality you would have a toy that may give you one shot, if you can manipulate it during the most stressful seconds of you life. Even if you hit your target, he/she will probably have plenty of time to kill you before going down. If you need a concealed carry, get something that is reliable, effective and you are proficient with. You are betting your life on the results.

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[gman51]

I would carry most any pocket rocket available. Like an LCP or other tiny compact that would probably be smaller than that wanna be gun.

 

[rwsmith]

I've heard of a jacknife......

but a jackGUN???

For about half that much I can buy a real pocket pistol with multiple rounds. I can even get one in .380 acp that fits in the palm of my hand. I wouldn't count on using a single shot .22 as a 'carry weapon'. If it's 'all I had'...maybe. But I don't intend to get stuck with that being 'all I had'.

Interesting novelty.

 

[Jim1392]

I'll stick with my LCP Gen 2 that cost me $199.00 plus tax. Not my EDC but great for walking my dog in my neighborhood in a Remora holster, with an extra magazine in my pocket

 

[ace22]

$399 for that thing? if anyone wants to throw $399 away it's easier to just reach in your pocket and throw the money in the air than to search out and buy one of those things, no thanks!

 

[Muss Muggins]

If it went bang every time, I might put one in the rotation. $399 is a little steep, though . . .

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

If nothing else... Rule3 will have something new to look at while at the LGS.

 

[BearBio]

Never say never & Forever is a longtime, but.......not likely!