New last ditch gun?

[Rwjeter]

Very interesting concept. Even more concealable than an NAA mini revolver. It wouldn't replace my J frame, but I might consider it as either a deep cover or back up EDC. But would this be classified class 3? MSRP is $399

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/li...campaign=/blog/lifecard-trailblazer-firearms/

Here's the actual website. You can download the instruction manual on loading/unloading and firing here.

http://www.trailblazerfirearms.com/products/

 

[Rwjeter]

@Red Dawn you need another 22lr.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Interesting.

 

[Rwjeter]

Like I said, I would be interested in it.

 

[Laces_Out_Marino]

$400? seems a little steep.

 

[Rwjeter]

$400? seems a little steep.

I figure that's MSRP. I don't think they'll sell anywhere near that. If I find one for $200 (I figure NAA price) I might pick it up.

 

[Red Dawn]

@Red Dawn you need another 22lr.

Always use another 22. Maybe a threaded version will come out lol cool concept gun very concealable design though and if the price is under $200 it may do well

 

[TattooedGunner]

Another one of those things that is a cool thought. Not really useful for anything, unless maybe you are role play James Bond on the weekends or something.

 

[Laces_Out_Marino]

if you want something small then why not something like a bond arms derringer? you arent limited to just .22 that way.

 

[cbh13]

eh looking kinda cool but being single shot is a complete killer to me, it cant be that much smaller than those naa's with the folding plastic grip and then your looking at 5x the firepower

 

[Jake]

eh looking kinda cool but being single shot is a complete killer to me, it cant be that much smaller than those naa's with the folding plastic grip and then your looking at 5x the firepower

Especially since the NAA is only .3" thicker and .7" longer. I don't think that is a big enough difference to look past the fact that you get 4 more shots of .22lr. Let's face it, if you are using one of these you are fighting for your life. At that point and I'd much rather have 5 shots of .22lr than 1, especially since .22lr isn't that great of a SD round, and the ballistics are made even worse out of such short barrels.

 

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[dial1911]

Small caliber, very concealable... perfect for staff meetings.

In all seriousness, I think I'd rather have a .38 SPL double barrel derringer. Although I've never owned one, never shot one, and sure as heck hope I never have to fight for my life with one.

 

[EugenFJR]

I rather have a small fixed blade knife, than that single shot .22 pistol, you have to unfold to fire.

 

[Laces_Out_Marino]

Small caliber, very concealable... perfect for staff meetings.

In all seriousness, I think I'd rather have a .38 SPL double barrel derringer. Although I've never owned one, never shot one, and sure as heck hope I never have to fight for my life with one.

Like I said. the bond derringer. you can switch out the barrels for a bunch of different calibers.

 

[Leshaire]

Another one of those things that is a cool thought. Not really useful for anything, unless maybe you are role play James Bond on the weekends or something.

MAYBE I DO, OK!

 

[Rwjeter]

MAYBE I DO, OK!

GoldenEye bitch! You've got to admit, if you're a 007 fan this does kinda Touch you in a special place. Sometimes inappropriately. But that's OK. We don't mind. It kind of puts me in the mind of Francisco Scaramanga's Golden Gun.

 

[dial1911]

GoldenEye bitch! You've got to admit, if you're a 007 fan this does kinda Touch you in a special place. Sometimes inappropriately. But that's OK. We don't mind. It kind of puts me in the mind of Francisco Scaramanga's Golden Gun.

I need it in a Ti-N finish... i.e. golden.

 

[Leshaire]

I need it in a Ti-N finish... i.e. golden.

Oh id pay $400 for that!!

 

[Cudruln]

I am digging the concept, but would have a hard time considering that a backup gun.