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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Not for me.  For those reasons, I'm out. 
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  • rufe-snow
    First time I laid eyes on one, seemed just a expensive gimmick. Filled a void that didn't exist. For the gullible, whose credit cards were burning a hole in their pocket.
    3
  • select-fire
    If you are going to make some contraption like that make it smaller.
    0
  • Warbirds

    Over the weekend I was out of town with my family, long story short, I was VERY close to being forced to take a shot on a large dog on the run. It came out of nowhere and was headed straight at my 5 year old & the dog could have closed on my son faster than I could have got in between them.

    Turn, draw, shoot. Just like I have done thousands if times in USPSA. Here the margin for error was zero & I believe I would have made the shot if I had to take it. Fortunately the dog ran out of chain just an instant before I shot it.

    If the scenario was slightly different, there is no way I could have had the opportunity to draw & assemble the Full Concealment pistol in time to get a shot off before the dog was on top of my son.


    Just like Montana Joe said “for those reasons, Im out”.

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  • SCOUT5
    Niche gun.  Most would never have a reason for it and those that do can use it.   I agree with above comment on it being smaller.   But how small can it get and still be larger than a  regular pocket gun when assembled.    Obviously it's not for a quick draw scenario.   It's more for limited option scenarios where any gun is better than no gun, and has a higher capacity than a small pocket gun.

    That said, it's not something I have a use for. 

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  • Grunt2
    Tupperware is...tupperware...Not for me!
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  • Mr. Perfect
    It's beyond stupid. Folks often argue about the merits of a safety you have to manipulate, which is little more than a thumb lever that could make the determination between life and death. This stupid nonsense does exactly nothing to make the gun smaller (it merely changes the form factor in a negligible way) and requires multiple slow manipulations of the firearm before it is ready to be deployed on your target.  I can think of few self defense things that are dumber.
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  • bustedknee
    Maybe.... if I had a place to hide a gun and this is the only way it would fit?
    But, right now I can't think of a place.
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  • redneckandy
    Too tacticool for me. I like my pistols ready to fire, no assembly required.
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