You could argue she could kill (has killed?) a lot less people with a gun than she has with her blackberry.
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âWho told you to shoot? Drop your weapons now!â
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No kidding. Who needs a gun when you can use your influence to drop bombs.
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Ah - that little guy is amazingly neat. And IIRC that was a Magpul prototype they were goofing around with.
They based it on the Russian PP-90 and the ARES FMG, though this one was built on the Glock.
As for the smart phone gun⊠eh⊠no. If I wanted to carry a gun, it wouldnât be a .380 derringer.
Though I donât see how this will affect anything in the field. Police already mistake all sorts of small black things for guns. You can pull a concealed gun with 15+ rounds in it faster than you could deploy that thing. This is a novelty that I doubt will succeed.
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Haha. Bravo.
I have a reproduction of the Gen 1 Megatron.
California, as usual, has their own much more restrictive laws.
Federally, the law on this is straightforward â If the firearm needs to be opened/folded/etc into a more-or-less gun shape, then there is no restriction under Federal law⊠A firearm which still looks like a non-gun when it is ready to fire is restricted, requires registration and a one-time âAny Other Weaponâ $5 tax stamp (This is one of the few cases where US law requires firearm registration).
The most common examples in both classes would be the âpen gunâ.
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This is hardly a new thing.
Fifty years ago a kid at school had a radio that unfolded to be a gun. Mattel made it. I think thy also made a camera that turned into a pistol.
Of course it was prime time for that sort of thing. I had âSecret Samâ, an attache case that could shoot plastic bullets, open it up and pull out the toy pistol that could be turned into a rifle by adding the barrel and stock.
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Who said she was a Lady?
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I know nothing about guns - but it looks like it would take to long to get ready to use. Lord knows where it would end up in a purse. And Iâd expect the clasp to get stuck when you tried to open it.
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and whatâs the effective range of this thing? 10 yards?
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Iâm pretty sure I could manage to shoot myself at that range.
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Must be Verizon Wireless.
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Itâs just a stock the G-18 drops into.
Sheâs got the Red Phone, and is ready to launch, but if anyoneâs turned on by this please donât tell me or Iâll cry.
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What turns you on?
Suspicious about the reporting⊠because you donât think the gun actually exists? Or because⊠why? Would you be less âsuspiciousâ if it were reported like âcool techâ?
Right now, if a cop shoots someone saying âI thought they had a gun,â but they had a cellphone, the cops may be considered in the wrong and the family can sue. No more.
That which in any given situation constitutes the opposite of violence.
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That was exactly the image that popped into my mind, very iconic.
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