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Location: 1069.7 miles from Tiverton, Ontario (CANADA) Rep Power: 12 ![]() | MINNEAPOLIS -- A new weapon coming on the market is not exactly the stuff of James Bond, but it's close. A Minnesota gun maker has a new twist on the idea of concealable weapons: a credit-card shotgun. The shotgun almost fits in your wallet. The double-barrel firearm is made from a piece of metal about the size of a credit card -- and about half-an-inch thick with each barrel firing seven standard steel BB's. It retails for $100. The Minneapolis manufacturer said the guns are for close-range self-defense. They need a fair amount of time for loading. The user has to measure out gunpowder, pour it in each barrel, drop seven steel BBs in each barrel and tamp in a small wad of paper. The gunmaker said it gives the owner a chance to flee an attacker. Skeptics said it would be useless in a crisis. | ||||||||
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I hope the things has a proper safety or the induhviduals will experience a whole new meaning to having a 'credit card' burn a hole in one's pocket!!! OUCH! I wonder how many lost fingers, lost members and holey legs will be experienced before the lawyers pull these from the market! SD | ||||||||||
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Location: 3498.51 miles from Tiverton, Ontario (CANADA) Rep Power: 16 ![]() | Hopefully they are checking to make sure that the buyers have the proper handgun permit and have passed a safety test with the firearm they are about to purchase.... oh wait... that's just in Commifornia. | ||||||||
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