Posted: 2/11/2026 12:32:20 AM EDT
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I dont know if this thread exists, but lets see some of those mouse guns. Practicality, functionality and shootability is often questionable. with these little things. But sometimes it all works out and you end up with a cool little pistol. I will never argue that .25ACP is a good idea, but its still fun. So lets see some of your mouse guns. I recently ended up with this little 950. Surprisingly, this little thing actually shoots nice, good trigger, soft recoil and is reliable with the OEM magazine (doesnt like the mec gar mag). Drops into a pocket really well but not sure I can bring myself to carry 25ACP just yet. figured little gun with little knife picture. 
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I have literally killed mice with it! Attached File The Webley Tempest, sold in the US as the Beeman Webley Tempest. No longer made. More to you expected. Attached File |
So... I find comfort in the fact that if Trump has to work so hard to go to Heaven, then there is a shit load of Democrats that have no f-cking chance to go anywhere but HELL. Sometimes it is entirely appropriate to kill a fly with a sledge-hammer.
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Originally Posted By DasRonin: I have literally killed mice with it! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/70257/BEEMAN_T_JPG-3711241.JPG The Webley Tempest, sold in the US as the Beeman Webley Tempest. No longer made. More to you expected. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/70257/Beretta_21a_covert_-2___2__JPG-3711246.JPG I used to have a 21a before they made them threaded from the factory. I always wanted to thread it. Now that they make them i just havent taken the plung. How quiet is it compared to other supressed 22lr pistols with subs? Ps, i remember in high school my friends basement was infested with mice. We killed a bunch of them with some kind of CO2 powered bb gun. One of use would hold the masive mag lite and the other shot. So much for safty. I am sure we shot holes in all sorts of things we werent suposed to. |
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After buying the pistol and the can... my wife had two major back surgeries and was followed by me having three heart attacks. I still have three days a week cardio rehab for a several more weeks. I hope to shoot it and the other cans I bought before I have to have a heart valve replaced. At least I have some cool shit to shoot to look forward to! |
So... I find comfort in the fact that if Trump has to work so hard to go to Heaven, then there is a shit load of Democrats that have no f-cking chance to go anywhere but HELL. Sometimes it is entirely appropriate to kill a fly with a sledge-hammer.
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Diamondback DB9. Smallest 9mm I've ever handled. Sounds like a GLOCK when dry fired, similar lockwork only rotary. Ate 200 124-gr Speer Gold Dots flawlessly. Not fun to shoot that many rounds. Attached File |
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Here's some in an old picture. Attached File |
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If I am down to using this for self-defense, I am in trouble, but this model of revolver was in production for something like 57 years, so a bunch of people did bet on them back in the day. 9mm shown next to .32 SW for contrast. Attached File |
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Depends on whether you are talking about size or caliber! NOT pleasant to shoot but here is my Back Up gun…  
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I only have two mouse guns, and honestly I don't know why I still own them. I never even intended to carry the 22LR/22Mag NAA Mini Revolver. I used to carry the P32 as a BUG, but it was replaced in that role by an S&W 642 decades ago. These little bastages aren't fun or accurate to shoot either. They haven't been shot in probably 15 years. They are unique though so I guess that's kind of cool. 
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G42 and customized (by Scott McDougal) colt pony pocketlite
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I've had a p32 and still a first gen LCP. Still lust after seecamp but never jumped on one. Attached File |
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"Government is like a baby. An alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no sense of responsibility at the other."
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I have always been a fan of “ mouse guns” the old saying the small gun you have is better than the big one left at home, in the car etc. back in the day long before kel tec, seecamp etc, I carried beretta 21’s and minx, colt junior and a bunch of cheap Spanish knockoffs. Then a walther TPH - mine worked great ( which from what I have read is not generally the case) Of course countless S&W I and J frames. Back when seecamp were something of a rarity I scooped on up and it was my primary carry gun for roughly 15 years. The subsequent availability of less expensive 380’s with actual sights resulted in me moving to a ruger LCPII 380. No disrespect to Seecamp, but the ruger is better in the role. Bigger caliber no ammo limitations by type, easy spare mag and part availability. Being an old school precision shooter, the no sights seecamp bothered me. With the ruger can hit man size targets with regularity at 50 yards. Unable to hit anything past 10 with seecamp |
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I think this is the only one I have a picture of handy. My 1st gen LCP just looks like any other 1st gen LCP other than the drop of orange Testors paint on the front nub of a sight and the Talon Grips. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By sparkyfender2: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/390133/P1320385_webp-3712423.JPG I have a 2214 in the safe. They are superb little pistols |
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I got this 1930’s Ortgies a couple of years ago. It had a broken firing pin. I replaced the firing pin and springs that I bought from Jack First. I haven’t fired it yet. Seeing this thread reminded me of that. I need to rectify that soon. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By wildearp: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/41996/Smith_2214_with_can_JPG-2979170.jpg |
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Originally Posted By MRW: that's the plan, someday Originally Posted By MRW: Originally Posted By wildearp: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/41996/Smith_2214_with_can_JPG-2979170.jpg I already had the wife's 422 and also found a solid stainless 2206.  I fired it this AM at point blank range with the can and CB cap. Dove gravy should have been the result. I missed. 
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Originally Posted By Z09SS: https://live.staticflickr.com/2922/14510132798_766839da9e_b.jpg |
Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
General education should not be mere job training, but training in how to be fully human.
General education should not be mere job training, but training in how to be fully human.
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I swapped out the spur hammer in my old Charter 32 for a stainless DAO hammer, and then picked up an LCR in 32 mag locally.  |
Don't be so open-minded that your brains fall out.
General education should not be mere job training, but training in how to be fully human.
General education should not be mere job training, but training in how to be fully human.