User Panel
Posted: 10/16/2008 8:31:07 AM EDT
www.palmpistol.com/
The Palm Pistol is an ergonomically innovative single shot double action only defensive firearm chambered in 9mm that may be fired using either hand without regard to orientation of the stock. It is suited for home defense, concealed carry or as a backup gun. It is also ideal for seniors, disabled or others who may have limited strength or manual dexterity. Using the thumb instead of the index finger for firing, it significantly reduces muzzle drift, one of the principle causes of inaccurate targeting. Point and shoot couldn’t be easier. Interesting. From a NFA perspective, does anyone think this might fall into a AOW device category? Definitely an innovative design, but I think it might be a litte slow on the reloads. Doc |
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Might be a AOW, even if it has a rifled barrel. They say it has ATF approval as a standard pistol, but ask owners of an Akins Accelerator how much that is worth. |
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For long-range, yes. For some goblin up close and personal ("Yo, Holmes, gimme your wallet!"), better than strong words. |
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"Optional Picatinny rail for accessorizing"
Put da beamz on it, Yo! |
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definitely an interesting design.
cons: slow reloads (i'm guessing) probably not possible to make anything resembling a precision shot beyond 5-6 yards |
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its made to be used in a retension position not for sniping baddies at 100 yards out. Like others have said its better than harsh language
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For some goblin up close and personal ("Yo, Holmes, gimme your wallet!") - a conventional pistol would solve the problem just fine. Key Features Uses thumb instead of index finger to fire Optional Picatinny rail for accessorizing Designed for LaserLyte Subcompact V2 laser sight Integral 3-position combination lock Loaded chamber indicator Adjustable trigger pull Easy breech access and loading Contact safeties avoid accidental discharges Discreet concealment ATF classified as standard “pistol” The combination lock and the single shot capacity make this a usless toy. |
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Kinda like not using the sites, which this gun has none of. |
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what if there's more than one goblin? quite often at least around here goblins run in herds... |
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old news and not so innovative. many palm guns were multi shot.
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Might be good for sneaking into places because it doesn't look like a gun.
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It only holds 1 round? Palm pistols 125 years ago were better than that.
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Two tax stamps totaling $205. |
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It has no "thing that goes up" ...and where in the BLUE HELL do you put a VFG on it.
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I'll be the guy with a fake limp and a bang stick thank you.
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i have to image that 1/2" or so bbl will be useless for enough velocity to do much good at all, even at PB range. lotta bang and little bit.
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$300 ???
Yeah, good luck with that! All sorts of real guns can be had for that price. Plopping your single shot weirdness in the middle of hi-cap territory is a special kind of stupid. This company is made of FAIL. |
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Although having no sights on the gun might contribute to inaccuracy. |
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You ask them to please wait while you reload. |
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Novelty... it will make a curious addition to someone's "Worthless" collection.
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my little NAA .22lr is smaller, and holds more ammo, costs less too
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first thing I thought of when I read the title |
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You could open carry this thing in dark parking lots and no one would know what it is.
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I've got a J-frame. 5 shots of 158gSWC. Not much bigger than that "thing"
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The company that makes it is in NEW JERSEY.
Going to say it is a fake product/company. |
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