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Folding gun, I want one

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Seems like more of a novelty to me.  How fast would that be to draw?  Would you have to ask the attacker to "hold" while you take a call?

Since it's made to look like a cell phone, won't this be an NFA AOW (any other weapon) requiring an ATF stamp and CLEO sign off?

Seems like more of a novelty to me.  How fast would that be to draw?  Would you have to ask the attacker to "hold" while you take a call?

They show the draw in the article.

 

It seems rather quick to me.

Since it's made to look like a cell phone, won't this be an NFA AOW (any other weapon) requiring an ATF stamp and CLEO sign off?

That's an interesting question. I think that the AOW applies if the gun doesn't have a handle but in this case the handle has to be folded down in order to shoot the gun, so I don't think AOW applies. USFA Zip 22 does not have a classic handle that sticks out from the frame and is not considered an AOW. I think this folding gun will not fall into that category.

I'd be interested in picking one of these up as a novelty piece.

That is beyond crazy, for that money you can buy the semi auto SAW.....almost 10 grand .....its not that cool

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Seems like more of a novelty to me.  How fast would that be to draw?  Would you have to ask the attacker to "hold" while you take a call?

That's exactly why I want it, because it's a novelty. obviously it's not practical in NJ but it's a great conversation piece. And I don't think that $400 is too much for something as unique as this.

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