Cool but Useless handguns
James has written a post about five very interesting, but ultimately useless handguns. Very funny to see what some people thought were good ideas.
The HDH: Greater capacity than a Glock 17
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Sven Ortmannwrote on July 10th, 2009 at 3:08 am Link To Comment |
some other micros:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_TeYqvpk-A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbM8qTQG3ys
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Matt Groomwrote on July 11th, 2009 at 12:49 am Link To Comment |
If someone made a modern HDH in .22 Long Rifle or .22 Magnum with updated styling, I bet it would sell.
The other designs? Not so much.
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James R. Rummelwrote on July 09th, 2009 at 8:47 pm Link To Comment |
“The HDH: When one round fired at a time is just not enough”
Actually, the HDH did fire one round at a time. It had two barrels, one on top of the other, and each pull of the trigger would revolve the cylinder only a teensy tiny amount, only one chamber would line up with a barrel, and only one bullet would come out.
The thing that made people want to buy the gun was that it would fire twenty times before running dry. The reason why it sucked was that it was a massive, heavy, expensive gun that was chambered for an underpowered .22 centerfire round called the velo-dog.
It was marketed as a fistful of manly he-man studmuffinrey that would put the kabosh on any empty-headed villain that would dare to go up against someone equipped with such awesome firepower. You don’t need to shoot them with an effective round as long as you can shoot them often!
I’ll let your readers decide if that was a good strategy for self defense.
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Steveresponded to James R. Rummel on July 09th, 2009 at 8:55 pm Link To Comment |
Ah, I mis read the article! I just assumed two firing pins = two bullets. Thanks for the correction.
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James R. Rummelwrote on July 09th, 2009 at 8:24 pm Link To Comment |
Thank you so for the link! Always a thrill.
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Steveresponded to James R. Rummel on July 09th, 2009 at 8:26 pm Link To Comment |
James, a very cool post! I was acually going to do a write up about the The LeMat but you beat me to it!
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If someone made a modern HDH in .22 Long Rifle or .22 Magnum with updated styling, I bet it would sell.
The other designs? Not so much.
some other micros:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_TeYqvpk-A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbM8qTQG3ys
“The HDH: When one round fired at a time is just not enough”
Actually, the HDH did fire one round at a time. It had two barrels, one on top of the other, and each pull of the trigger would revolve the cylinder only a teensy tiny amount, only one chamber would line up with a barrel, and only one bullet would come out.
The thing that made people want to buy the gun was that it would fire twenty times before running dry. The reason why it sucked was that it was a massive, heavy, expensive gun that was chambered for an underpowered .22 centerfire round called the velo-dog.
It was marketed as a fistful of manly he-man studmuffinrey that would put the kabosh on any empty-headed villain that would dare to go up against someone equipped with such awesome firepower. You don’t need to shoot them with an effective round as long as you can shoot them often!
I’ll let your readers decide if that was a good strategy for self defense.
Ah, I mis read the article! I just assumed two firing pins = two bullets. Thanks for the correction.
Thank you so for the link! Always a thrill.
James, a very cool post! I was acually going to do a write up about the The LeMat but you beat me to it!