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07-30-07, 09:47 PM
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The SwissMiniGun is a 2.16-inch replica of a Colt Python, and it's a real gun that shoots tiny bullets that are just .35 inches long. This miniature Swiss-made revolver and its ammunition are painstakingly crafted using watchmaking technology.
Looks like the little shooter could do some damage, propelling that tiny slug at 426.5 f/sec. out of the muzzle. Wonder if it has a kick to it. No word on pricing.
If I can find a way to buy this, I will. I'd pay into the 3 digit range for it no problem, but my calculations place this little gun at $5407.65. I assume the ammo might be hard to find and a few bucks though. I did some checking, and expect to pay around $8.32 a round. This is quite pricey for something that has a questionable ability to kill whomever you want to defend yourself from.
-S
PS. There is a vid on it - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIq3JkoABYM
PPS. Some more pics - http://www.swissminigun.com/movie.html
PPPS. The home site - http://www.swissminigun.com/home.html
The SwissMiniGun is a 2.16-inch replica of a Colt Python, and it's a real gun that shoots tiny bullets that are just .35 inches long. This miniature Swiss-made revolver and its ammunition are painstakingly crafted using watchmaking technology.
Looks like the little shooter could do some damage, propelling that tiny slug at 426.5 f/sec. out of the muzzle. Wonder if it has a kick to it. No word on pricing.
If I can find a way to buy this, I will. I'd pay into the 3 digit range for it no problem, but my calculations place this little gun at $5407.65. I assume the ammo might be hard to find and a few bucks though. I did some checking, and expect to pay around $8.32 a round. This is quite pricey for something that has a questionable ability to kill whomever you want to defend yourself from.
-S
PS. There is a vid on it - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIq3JkoABYM
PPS. Some more pics - http://www.swissminigun.com/movie.html
PPPS. The home site - http://www.swissminigun.com/home.html