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That's pretty neat. Would be interesting to see a PDW with that kind of mechanism. A rimless cartridge would probably work very well.
That has to be the most fragile looking "gun" I've ever seen. You couldn't even give me one of those. Especially when there are so many robust and reliable quality .22s out there, including tiny ones.That's pretty neat. Would be interesting to see a PDW with that kind of mechanism. A rimless cartridge would probably work very well.
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Here's a link to the product page:
Ounce Pistol
Home of the Ounce™ Pistol, the world's most compact, concealable, fully featured semi-automatic pistol.www.ounceoz.com
Yeah, and the $900 price point is insanely high for a plastic semi auto 22, regardless of how innovative the concept is.That has to be the most fragile looking "gun" I've ever seen. You couldn't even give me one of those. Especially when there are so many robust and reliable quality .22s out there, including tiny ones.
Wtf? $900? For that? It looks like it would break into pieces if you set it down on the table too hard.Yeah, and the $900 price point is insanely high for a semi auto 22, regardless of how innovative the concept is.
Looks like it's a lot of custom manufacturing, so not entirely surprised at the cost. It looks fragile, but would need to get hands on it to tell for sure. I am kinda disappointed in the caliber choice and the fixed mag design, though. A detachable mag would greatly increase the appeal to a lot of people, and chambering in a more potent center-fire caliber (i.e. .32 ACP) would make this a much more viable option for personal defense IMO. It would also make the price tag less crazy-sounding. $900 for a .22 seems like a lot, whereas $900 for a gun in a centerfire cartridge is not as shocking.Wtf? $900? For that? It looks like it would break into pieces if you set it down on the table too hard.
You can buy a cz shadow 2 for $900. That's complete idiocy on their part.
.32 acp would blow that fragile piece of thin plastic garbage into a thousand pieces I think. Looks like same plastic that squirt guns are made from.Looks like it's a lot of custom manufacturing, so not entirely surprised at the cost. It looks fragile, but would need to get hands on it to tell for sure. I am kinda disappointed in the caliber choice and the fixed mag design, though. A detachable mag would greatly increase the appeal to a lot of people, and chambering in a more potent center-fire caliber (i.e. .32 ACP) would make this a much more viable option for personal defense IMO. It would also make the price tag less crazy-sounding. $900 for a .22 seems like a lot, whereas $900 for a gun in a centerfire cartridge is not as shocking.
Oh yeah, it would need to be beefed up. But it would be doable without increasing the weight too much. The KelTec p32 was only 6.6oz..32 acp would blow that fragile piece of thin plastic garbage into a thousand pieces I think.
Oh yeah...that is just what I wasn't looking for...
Andy probably has one carried in his sash!