Credit-Card-Sized Gun
 

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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...t_card_shotgun

It's always great to see people coming up with new and innovative ways for us to kill eachother.

yea no kidding.

new weapon for terriorists :feels-hot

nigga please.

wow, thats pretty lame. Did the creator not realise the only people who would use that would be for something illegal or trying to look like james bond :1orglaugh

Neat technology... scary though once it's in use.

saw that last night on tough crowd
"what am i going to defend myself from with that? a squirrel in the revolutionary war?"

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That 'credit card gun' is nothing more than free publicity for the gun shop, its a muzzleloader, which means you can only fire it once, and then you have to spend a few minutes reloading it. VERY IMPRACTICAL!

A little bigger, and alot larger caliber than that credit card gun is the Keltec .380 which is 6+1 rounds that you can put into a bad guy as fast as you can pull the trigger. :thumbsup

http://www.gunblast.com/images/KelTec380/MVC-014F.jpg

nice

That is not new, it is just remade. This is nothing more than a "zip" gun which was common in the 40's. I am sure they will be pushing them real big on the ladies at gun and knife shows. That looks like a .177 calibre projectile, its a bb gun........

Yup, a muzzleloaded BB gun, its not at the top of my list for last ditch weapons, I can at least hide my Keltec better.

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The credit card-sized shotgun is a muzzleloader, meaning it doesn't use shotgun shells. The user has to measure out some gunpowder, pour it in each barrel, drop seven BBs in each barrel, and tamp in a small wad of paper. A knob on one end serves as a safety, and two buttons set into a hole in the body are the electrical triggers. Each barrel fires with a loud pop.

"The credit card-sized shotgun is a muzzleloader, meaning it doesn't use shotgun shells. The user has to measure out some gunpowder, pour it in each barrel, drop seven BBs in each barrel, and tamp in a small wad of paper. A knob on one end serves as a safety, and two buttons set into a hole in the body are the electrical triggers. Each barrel fires with a loud pop. "

"A .177 caliber BB is ballistically a joke, OK? I'm sure it could cause injury and damage, but as a self-defense weapon, no. Not to anyone familiar with firearms."

Wow, yeah. I'm duly impressed. Killin' machine. What a friggin joke!

I carry a S&W 40, on the belt when it's cool weather and nobody ever sees it.