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Swiss Minigun
- Thread starter dwarven1
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![[grin]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/041.gif "Grin [grin]")
I don't care who you are... That's just pretty cool!
Average V0: 426.5 f/sec.
Bullet energy: 0.8030 ft-lbf
Wouldn't even break the skin!
How the hell do you shoot it though? You must have to put something into the trigger guard to pull it...
Though, I guess that would be the ultimate safety... "Keep you booger hook off the trigger, and outside the trigger guard" That rule is easy, when the entire gun can fit on your finger!
Average V0: 426.5 f/sec.
Bullet energy: 0.8030 ft-lbf
Wouldn't even break the skin!
How the hell do you shoot it though? You must have to put something into the trigger guard to pull it...
Though, I guess that would be the ultimate safety... "Keep you booger hook off the trigger, and outside the trigger guard" That rule is easy, when the entire gun can fit on your finger!
I'd buy one.
I'd like one.
Wonder if it's Ma approved?![[crying]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/006.gif "Crying [crying]")
If the Python isn't, I have a bad feeling about this one [sad2]
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daceman63
In the picture it looks like the whole trigger assembly including the guard is pulled and is the trigger. Your finger goes outside the guard. Still would be difficult to shoot but it's easier than sticking a a needle in to pull the trigger.
No its real:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIq3JkoABYM
And not importable:
"United States of America
Our Miniature Revolver ref. C1ST is not importable in the United States.
We have received a letter from the US Department of Justice mentioning that our Miniature Revolver does not meet with the minimum size prerequisites referring to the Factoring Criteria For Weapons ATF Form 4590.
Our revolver therefore is classified as not sporting and is not importable."
There's that "Sporting" BS again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIq3JkoABYM
And not importable:
"United States of America
Our Miniature Revolver ref. C1ST is not importable in the United States.
We have received a letter from the US Department of Justice mentioning that our Miniature Revolver does not meet with the minimum size prerequisites referring to the Factoring Criteria For Weapons ATF Form 4590.
Our revolver therefore is classified as not sporting and is not importable."
There's that "Sporting" BS again.
Holy crap that's awesome!
Except for the fact that its a $5,000 conversation piece. I have a .50 BMG round on my desk for that exact reason, cost me a lot less, and if I ever get a barret.....
Still you gotta respect this:
Yup...I locked the newest one, and this is the old one...Take a peek at the date on the OP...August 2006.
J
Jose
All bow to Swiss watchmaking and gunmaking put together!
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Never... American railroad watches were far superior to anything that the Swiss put out. The Swiss were masters of the cheap mass-produced crap, though.
Give me an Illinois, Waltham, or Elgin watch any day of the week.
J
Jose
Excuse me?
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
OK, you're excused. ![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
American-made railroad watches were the finest watches ever built. They were better than the Swiss stuff. Waltham, Illinois & Elgin were three of the larger brands. Hamilton was another.
American-made railroad watches were the finest watches ever built. They were better than the Swiss stuff. Waltham, Illinois & Elgin were three of the larger brands. Hamilton was another.
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