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Worlds Smallest Revolver

BobM

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The World's Smallest Revolver


Just when we thought we had all the cool stuff, along comes this?

A fully functioning revolver, according to the company website, the Swiss MiniGun is “a double action revolver and has all the same features as are found on a real size gun.” As the name implies, the gun and its components are Swiss-made, which kind of makes sense—a country famous for the quality of its clocks and watches should have no trouble with a working pistol the size of a thumb drive.


The six-shot revolver fires 2.3-caliber, 1.97-grain bullets, which are made by the same company, and even produces a tiny little kick as it shoots these tiny little bullets at a muzzle velocity of around 400 feet per second—right around the same as your average child’s BB gun and capable of doing about the same amount of damage.


Of course, there are still those who are up in arms, so to speak, about the alleged weapon’s potential concealability, which we suppose is a valid argument. Even the slowest, smallest projectile can injure or kill if placed properly, and despite the fact that it looks almost exactly like a key chain, the Swiss MiniGun is, in fact, a gun—the smallest in the world.
 
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And I thought my little NAA .22LR "beltbuckle" revolver was tiny!

P.S. I've been looking for a local NAA .22 Short revolver. It's the tiniest mass produced gun that I've ever seen, slightly shorter than my .22LR.

Have you tried the for sale section of the NAA forum?
 
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