Would you carry one of these?

[Rule3]

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

I am holding out for the 22 MAGNUM version!!

“The last gun you’ll leave behind.”

(at the gun shop!!)

 

[pinduck]

That old saying " A fool and his money, etc" comes to mind.

 

[wingriderz]

That's a no for me

 

[snuffy51]

Don't think so. Might be useful to stick up BG's nose and fire. I would rather have a good knife.

 

[Rpg]

I'm not interested in a sd firearm that needs to be assembled and loaded after you pull it.

Seems like it would be limited to very leisurely sd situations.

 

[Arik]

No and I wouldn't even spend the money to have one. $399 will get me a real gun that has more ammo and ready all the time instead of having to pull it out, unfold it, cock it and then shoot.

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[CAJUNLAWYER]

Well, I just read the instruction manual I think by the time you unfold that sucker, cock it and fire-you'd be in a world of hurt.
Next and perhaps more importantly, this looks like an "any other weapon" or destructive device" as defined by the ATF-kinda like those .22 or .38 "pens" that are outlawed.
Me-I'll take my NAA .22 when deep cover and extreme hide is required.

 

[Rule3]

Well, I just read the instruction manual I think by the time you unfold that sucker, cock it and fire-you'd be in a world of hurt.
Next and perhaps more importantly, this looks like an "any other weapon" or destructive device" as defined by the ATF-kinda like those .22 or .38 "pens" that are outlawed.
Me-I'll take my NAA .22 when deep cover and extreme hide is required.

Ya sure, but did you read the SPEC sheet??

It has an "Isonite" finish" Can't get that just any old place!

http://www.trailblazerfirearms.com/...17/07/trailblazer-firearms_lifecard-specs.pdf

 

[JM4151]

I used to carry a NAA 22 in my shirt pocket too, when I was in uniform. I never took it home though because it looked like a toy it was so small and I was afraid that my kids might get a hold of it.

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

Ya sure, but did you read the SPEC sheet??

It has an "Isonite" finish" Can't get that just any old place!

Perfect!

I'll Velcro it to the receiver of my new Mossberg Shockwave as backup. How tactical it that!

 

[rwsmith]

It's not any good......

I am holding out for the 22 MAGNUM version!!

“The last gun you’ll leave behind.”

(at the gun shop!!)

....if it doesn't have a '4' in the description.

Review: "Although the gun functioned well, once. Most found the recoil objectionable."

 

[walkin jack]

Too small, too limited and too much fumbling around. NOT A CHANCE!

 

[GaryS]

That's not tactical, it's tacticool!

Perfect!

I'll Velcro it to the receiver of my new Mossberg Shockwave as backup. How tactical it that!

 

[2152hq]

If it was made as some sort of cheap/inexpensive flare & signaling device I can see where it might have some market and use as a hikers friend, fisherpersons and the like.
At the current price, it wouldn't make it in that market for sure.

...$400 for a s/s self defense weapon?,,no.
That's just a false sense of security for the person carrying it and that generally leads to very serious situations, injurys and the worse.
It's may tickle the fancy of the latest 007 fan but the world is real and nasty, quick and dirty.

Better to spend the money on a decent firearm,, and some SD classes if you're serious

 

[PALADIN85020]

Just say no.

John

 

[BLACKHAWKNJ]

Looks something you could make yourself. IIRC there was something called the OSS "Stinger", looked like a pen, fired a 22LR, may a 32ACP. For point blank use, and where you might be under close scrutiny...

 

[the ringo kid]

For lack of better words-its like a pet rock. A freak item to have. I mean, I wouldnt take my pet rock (dont have one, never did and never will) to a rock fight, wouldnt take this thing to a gunfight. All it is is a novelty item-for that reason only--and IF it were priced at maybe as high as $99?? I MIGHT own one--as a novelty item--maybe?????

 

[dben002]

It would need to be a lot more useful for me to consider......

Open a jar of dill slices or Bushes Baked maybe, or skin a carrot, or clean toe nails.......

 

[moosedog]

I would not carry it but suggest it be renamed "Bad Credit"

 

[GaryS]

Arguably, a rock might be a more practical weapon.

For lack of better words-its like a pet rock. A freak item to have. I mean, I wouldnt take my pet rock (dont have one, never did and never will) to a rock fight, wouldnt take this thing to a gunfight. All it is is a novelty item-for that reason only--and IF it were priced at maybe as high as $99?? I MIGHT own one--as a novelty item--maybe?????