World's Smallest Gun

ylexot

ylexot

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Introducing the world's smallest gun that fires deadly 300mph bullets - but is just TWO inches long | the Daily Mail
This is the world's smallest gun - and although it might look like a harmless toy to some it is anything but as it is capable at firing deadly bullets at a speed of 300mph.
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Beautiful craftsmanship on something so small.
fires 4.53mm bullets.
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Somehow, I doubt that. That seems too large to fit in that gun...or maybe that's the ammo length instead of diameter.
The gun is banned in the US - because it is too small to qualify for sporting purposes.
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:confused: Since when is that a requirement?
 
Sharon

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The Swiss Minigun, being marketed as a collector's item, is two inches long, and fires 4.53mm bullets.
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Wrong. It shoots 2.34 mm caliber rim fire ammunition.
 
ylexot

ylexot

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Sharon said:
For real. I'd like to have a couple of them just for plinking squirrels. :lmao:


Can you say Guine$$ World Record memorabilia?
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A pellet gun is cheaper, more powerful, and available at any Wal-Mart with no background check :shrug:
 
Sharon

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ylexot said:
A pellet gun is cheaper, more powerful, and available at any Wal-Mart with no background check :shrug:
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I've already mastered it that way. :biggrin:

I wonder how hard it is to shoot accurately with that little thing.
 
Novus Collectus

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ylexot said:
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:confused: Since when is that a requirement?
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Since 1968.
I think after Reagan got shot with an import handgun made from parts, even the frame by itself cannot be imported now either as I understand it.
The only way it can be imported is if it is declared a Curio or Relic by the ATF and imported by a Federal Firearms Licensee.

To recieve a designation as a C&R firearm, one must submit to the ATF a request to do so. Since it has obvious curio qualities, it should not really be a problem unless there is something about it still being in production.
 
ylexot

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Novus Collectus said:
Since 1968.
I think after Reagan got shot with an import handgun made from parts, even the frame by itself cannot be imported now either as I understand it.
The only way it can be imported is if it is declared a Curio or Relic by the ATF and imported by a Federal Firearms Licensee.

To recieve a designation as a C&R firearm, one must submit to the ATF a request to do so. Since it has obvious curio qualities, it should not really be a problem unless there is something about it still being in production.
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And what does any of that have to do with "sporting purposes"?
 
Larry Gude

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How annoying...

...that those English pricks make a gun nut get out the calculator.

Why couldn't they just say 400 fps???

300 mph! OHMYGOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :jameo:
 
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