The Switch Gun Mini Revolver : Pocket Rocket!
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2022
- The Switch-Gun is a 22 Magnum Mini Revolver that fits into your pocket for concealed carry and has a spring action handle. Made by Standard Mfg Co. and we appreciate them for sending it for the review. #Switchgun #NAA #NorthArmericanArms
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This is like, 5 times better than the Lifecard.
@@chrisp1601 and that’s like 3,000 times less effective than a mini gun
Honestly this is like 20 times better than a life card
@@SantiagoRodriguez-jd9sm Maybe also good for deep concealment backup
This is what I've heard call a GUT gun.
Could be useful. With it being a revolver. There is no chasing brass.
Way better
I’ve been searching for a handgun for deeper carry. The Switch-Gun seemed to be a viable weapon for me. Despite months of deciding to spend the exorbitant price for this .22 magnum pistol, I finally took the plunge and purchased the Switch-Gun.
Pros:
Very compact and extremely light. Easily hidden until you need it. The .22 mag round is very deadly if you need it in a life or death situation.
It’s a fun weapon to shoot! Despite not having sights, simply pointing the weapon was accurate for me. My first round was wide left, but after that, all my rounds were pretty much center mass. This little pistol packs a punch.
Cons:
To deploy the Switch-Pistol, the release button must be pushed down.
This goes against the natural inclination or “muscle memory” to push the switch up to open the gun like one would a switchblade knife. In a stressful situation this could be deadly.
In an effort to get familiar with the weapon, I practiced opening, cocking, decocking, and closing the weapon numerous times. Less than 24 hours of having this gun, it would no longer cock. I sent it back for “repairs”.
I believe the cylinder was stripped due to cocking or decocking because the pistol had a “new” cylinder when returned from repair a week or so later. After firing it at the range, I continued to cock and decock the weapon. And sometimes the cylinder “hesitates” a little to turn. Keeping my eye on that.
As I continued to practice (no dry firing), opening and closing the weapon, I had yet another mechanical issue. The “screw” connecting the polymer grip to the steel pistol, began to become loose. I constantly had to retighten the screw to keep it from coming out. Loctite may fixed the issue.
In life or death situation a product needs to function. As a police officer, carrying the Switch-Gun as an off duty backup to my “primary backup”, would not have gone well for me if these function issues occurred in the field.
For the almost $500.00 paid for the my Switch-Gun, it’s way overpriced for a poorly made (poor quality and durability) weapon.
My hope is that Standard Manufacturing will make modifications to this extraordinary concept by making the Switch-Gun a viable defense weapon. For now, I am not totally confident with this weapon. Until I do, it’s just an expensive paperweight.
For that, I give Three stars
Michael Yates
All their handguns are overpriced by a long shot. Thanks for the review. Just stopped me from getting one. I do own the NAA with a folding handle. Have had zero issues so far.
@@Mordalo I have my eye on the NAA ported Pug with white dot sights. But I so love the design of the switch-gun. Just hope that fix the issues.
Thank you for your in-depth review! I was close to purchasing one of these but I think I'll pass on top of that it is pretty overpriced.
As with all products - never buy the A model.
Salut Michael, merci pour l'information.
been watching you for years! I can always rely on a well made no frills thorough great music honest review from you Sootch00! Thank you always for what you do!
Esse revolver pode matar uma pessoa?
LA VOGLIO COMPRARE COME FACIO
I love knowing my switch gun is so easy to cancel carry anywhere. Great little gun.
I have the North American arms version with the large flip out grip that has a pocket clip like a knife that keeps it at the ready. Hornady critical duty 22mag blow big holes in a 2x4 at 8 feet. Lot more power than people give it credit.
Me too except I keep mine loaded with Speer Gold Dot .22mag
I have a NAA mini revolver too, a .22 magnum. They’re really underestimated
I liked not loved the eaa earl with 6" barrell. Not super accurate but was good for velocity and super easy to tuck away.
Also had a Pug. That is a great model. My baby brother never leaves the house without it now.
I'm on the fence about .22lr vs .22 mag from anything such short barrel.
tight fit between drum and barrel with 1/2" more length, the .22lr could be just about same as a mag, I'd think anyway. they're both small, cross cut .22lr hollow points are pretty wicked close range. mag from longer barrel is a different story.
Sootch, you were right when you said,
"This IS the golden age of firearms"!
Maybe SILVER AGE. JMB was the golden age.
@@roberthahn3710 The issue with 20th century gunsmithing was that it was a very obscure profession. Today with the internet we have teenage kids figuring out how to make guns and with the assistance of CAD and cheap microprocessors anyone can make a CNC machine and do much more. Nerf aren't firearms, but the kids who do mods for Nerf and things like airsoft usually transition over to firearms later in adult life, as much of the workflow and skills crossover.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kjAgreed. I remember when gunsmiths were few and far between, and the ones you knew were like old sages you were blessed to learn from.
@@roberthahn3710 isn't the 19th century the golden age?
Got one,second gen,works flawlessly. To my knowledge, this is the most concealable handgun you can buy.The 22mag has good penetration.
How much did you paid? And where can you buy it ?
Clean, small, easy to assemble/disassemble, very easy to use
I want 1
The late Bill Jordan and Massad Ayoob thought the .22 magnum made a fine backup revolver cartridge, producing very effective wounds.
@Prepared HomesteadLife I've just had articles to go by, as I've not had the privilege of meeting Mr. Ayoob. I concede on this point, because he was referring to .22 WMR from a revolver with a 2-3 inch barrel, not the stub barrel of this thing.
Yeah you don’t wanna get in a prolonged gunfight with it but who wants to be shot with a 22mag anywhere?!? 🤷♂️😳😬😅
@@ripcanadams exactly. Let me tell you, the hand has the most nerves in it out of any other body part and i got shot in the finger with a bb gun at point blank. The pain before and after cutting that out was a party.
I've got the naa with folding grip
I really like it alot
It has a lifetime warranty and great customer service.
I called them for a catalog and a human answered the phone.
I have the same one. Good to know.👍🏻
Advantage, + cost, NAA.
NAA are legit, they back up their products and accessories to the fullest. I have the Guardian in .32; the 10rd extension equipped mags make a nice capacity and solid grip for the size
A real human? You're lying man!
@@kellysiefkas9595 Right? Seems like ages since I've seen or spoken to a real one. Gone are the days...
I'm from the UK and I am so jealous it hurts. One benefit we have is we can have a fight between willing participants and no one has to press charges. Fist fighting is pretty much a weekend sport where I come from
The 3 things I want in a gun is small size(to carry), undercover(to be a surprise), and as much power as you can fit in a small weapon. In which this thing gives me 2 & 1/2 of those things. For it's extremely small & compact, it's a secret weapon, and since it's a revolver(even as a 22) shouldn't it still produce some degree of good power. But anyway I like this better than a cellphone gun, and a credit card gun.
Another great video. I sure do like your calm well explaining style. I think this revolver is a great idea. Like you said up close and personal. I agree with your assessment of the front sight. Cost is high but a trip to the hospital or a funeral is even higher. The quick deployment and hand filling grip certainly sets it apart. Thank you so much for your videos. Have a great day 😀.
the full grip makes it manageable for ladies smaller hands but I question the site. haven't tried it yet but looking forward to it
This has made me nostalgic. I may have to pick up another NAA in 22 mag with an alternate 22lr cylinder. I've had several over the years but always let them get away from me for some reason, Lol.
Awesome! Now add a knife, tweezers and a toothpick and impress the hell out of us.
This is insane and I want one yesterday
Love the reviews. Always focused on the qualities of the Firearms 👍
I use to carry a Bauer .25 pistol as a back up weapon. TINY sights on it , although the slide had a raised grooved ridge on it. I painted the front sight and half of the ridge red, and all of a sudden, that gun was easier to shoot, and much quicker to aim. Just point the red stripe at the target and go bang. bang, bang.
That's a sick little gun , definitely easy to conceal!
So is my lcp max and I trust it much more!
Gives the meaning to. "Is that a gun in your pocket?" " Or are you just happy to see me?" Life!
The size of the grip would certainly provide needed stability, but it still disappears into a pocket. The one-handed deployment is a big plus, as your other hand may be deflecting during your draw.
I like it.👍
It needs one ot those metal dlips so who ever owns it can hook it up to inside of there pocket. So it stays in place
You can totally pocketed snub nosed of the same caliber.
My P365 with 11 rounds of 9mm is also pocketable.
I carry it 90% of the time and I'm a skinny jeans wearing millennial.
@@jamesforsyth1701 With a metal clip you not only can hook it to the inside of your pocket, but you can hook it to a tool belt.
This is not for self-defense, this is for execution. It can only be used when you are in control of the situation.
Fantastic little gun, "get off me gun" needs to be a sales category
Thanks for the video. Very detailed and thorough. Easily got my thumbs up!
I seriously need this in my life frfr
The notches are to thread the barrel in. The barrel can also be replaced with a longer one with or without the barrel lug.
So I REALLY am curious..no barrel...no Ballistics right?
Now to put a rifle length barrel on it.
@@GetToughOrDie more like no barrel... Less to no accuracy
@@GetToughOrDie It have like an inch worth of barrel. The ballistic and accuracy probably won't be amazing. But let's face it. Shoot something like this beyond 10 yards in itself is pretty negligent.
@@GetToughOrDie don’t think you can fire without a barrel. If you want to alter ballistics common sense tells me you could probably strip the barrel before and after the “rounds”.
I love these mini weapons videos man keep 'em coming! :)
Yeah, how is one supposed to buy one. Not on website.
Love this, I must get one!
Awesome! Enjoy your reviews
Very good review. I love my tiny weird firepower, and have several NAA Mini Revolvers, an array of .25s, vintage and antique small frame .22 and .32 revolvers, and derringers. I'm particularly fond of the High Standard Derringer in .22 Magnum and the .32 caliber S&W New Departure 2" Bicycle Model. A truly small and slender top break revolver. This is exactly the sort of thing I like. Unfortunately .22 Magnum really suffers in very short revolver barrels, often gaining only a little on the .22 LR. A conversion cylinder for this would be just the thing. What I'd really like to see is a gun of this type in .32 ACP. And it's already been done. A resurrection of the very rare Braverman underbarrel .32 folding grip revolver would be excellent as far as I'm concerned. I'd have two! 😀 This company seems like just the outfit to do it. Scaling this design up to .32 ACP or possibly the new .30 Super Carry cartridge would also be perfect.
It's my understanding that .22 mag. is now made with hot/fast powders specifically for use in short-barreled pistols.
Really like the power blade action/ release on the Switch-Gun.
Sootch, it would be great if you could do a straight up comparison of one of the North American Arms Holster Grips / Folders (NAA-22LLR-HG / NAA-22LR-HG / NAA-22MS-HG / NAA-22M-HG) against this thing since the msrp on the North American arms runs $269 - $280.
Great little gun, that's all anyone really needs if they know what to do in a tight spot.
Very good!
Single action!
Small!
I loved it!
Very interesting concept. I’d like one even if just for fun. But I could also see it being good backup gun too
have to have a gun to back it up first 😔
Just bring the price down below $300.
The build quality looks worth looking into. Thanks.
Love this pocket gun
Macho big guys having fun with this little gun. I like its zippy easy way it snaps together.useful revolver.
That’s pretty neat, be a great little back up gun, exactly for those “get off me” situations, when pulling a concealed glock ain’t manageable.
Back in the 80's I was a uniformed patrol cop & I carried a NAA .22 magnum derringer in my left pants pocket on the theory that it could help get someone off me..
@@jefflockaby702 I inherited a NAA derry but it was the .22LR, but it was an older one, beautiful wood grip, original box. Never fired.
Do many of those "get off me" situations happen to you?
@@moodycxnt many years ago L.E. revamped their defensive tactics training to include MMA style grapling & ground fighting because the overwhelming majority of close contact hands on situations result in both parties ending up on the ground...so, yes, "get them off me" situations should be part of everyone's planning & training...
@@jefflockaby702 that doesn't answer the question.
How often do you, or have you had "get off me" situations in your life?
Don't know that this is any better or more convenient than a pocket 380, but I dig it! Thanks👍!
The SAO trigger kills it for me. Between that and having to unfold it, that's a lot more to do before you can fire, compared to a sub-compact 380/9mm.
@@shmuckling yes. It's a cool novelty gun but that's about it.
Though I agree think of it like this this will fit into a lot of places a micro 380 won't.
Personally I say both, both is good.
@@tylerrobbins8311 👍! It's very cool!
Or a 9mm pocket gun, my DB9gen4 has been outstanding and almost looks sci-fi with night fision sights..
Love this. So very, very handy.
😲"whoa'...that is awesome!"
This is perfect for all the car jackings, ATM robberies, etc. Everyone should have it.
Looks like it's really well made.
I think this would make a great backup
gun to your primary.
That said, I'd have no problem carrying this
as a deep carry or summer gun.
I like it! (That said, I like firearms period) LOL!
Great review as usual.
Stay safe and healthy.
Peace
"Deep carry." 😆
Honestly - it looks like a great backup, for your backup, for your primary ! :-)
How many people have you shot to need a back up gun
@@SeaJay_Oceans ready for when tyranny and evil come rushing through your front gates with their Bradley tanks, Apache helicopters and stinger missiles, while watching your every move with GPS tracking satellite's. Atleast you'll be ready with weapons like this.
@@gutz323 USA can't afford to buy more MREs, and gave away all the weapons to Ukraine black market sellers. A bankrupt American't nation, every town, every city FOR RENT OUT OF BUSINESS thanks to the two year economic genocide lockdown.
Oh, no oil either, fearless leader drained the oil reserves to sell it off to Europe.
Guess those vehicles run on rainbows and kisses ? USA is broke and broken, rotting roads and bridges connecting ghost towns and abandoned factories.
China Won, USA defeated by Kissinger and his secret meetings with Chairman Mao.
Oh, well, better luck next time !
Have Nice Day.
Old school…me likey! Reminds me of my Dad’s old .22!
This looks so cool.
Love it! But that price...
Agree, with such a short barrel 22Mag makes little sense. Half of the powder burns outside. Making it 22lr and adding a tad more barrel would make a better product.
honestly borrow some ones NAA and try firing it without hearing protection at dusk.... i would be willing to spend a bit extra to have that fireball distraction if i ever had to rely on this arm.
Yeah, think you need at least 3 or 4 inches of barrel to make 22 mag worth it over 22lr and this has a barrel that is .5"?
A 3" version in 30 super carry would be interesting to me...A 3" version in 30 super carry of a NAA Ranger Top-Break would be even more so but I'm not a fan of the "remove the cylinder (and the pin holding it) entirely from the firearm to reload" thing...YMMV
@@livegoodeathealthy5049 maybe so, cross cut .22lr hollow points are pretty wicked,
a little lighter, higher fps and higher expansion fragmentation.
@@livegoodeathealthy5049 thank you for shutting up all these idiots on here saying a 22 mag makes no diff over 22 lr in that barrel length. It does!!
I thought the same
I love it!
Just ordered mines can't wait
Standard manufacturing should have used a green sight cuz green would catch more light than that red does but who needs a sight for a belly gun thanks scooch for the video
Ugliest thing I've ever seen, but in a survival situation......!
Excellent review. I think all too often people overlook the utility of these little guns. I own a NAA Scofield breakfront style .22 WMR 5 shot revolver and I’ve added their folding handle which is an excellent improvement. Nevertheless, I agree with you that competition is good and will improve what’s available. The NAA folding handle is good but it doesn’t “flip” like this one …and indeed that’s an important improvement/innovation.
I will be keeping my NAA but if they add a switchblade style handle I will totally snatch one up. Thanks again for what you do.
I love the creativity of these guns, but my hands are just to big for these to be usable for me. Bond arms sells a bullpup pistol that is not much bigger lengthwise. But fills out the hand a bit better.
@@gurgleblaster2282 have you tried the folding handle. I’m 6’5” and have large hands works for me. If this is you only pistol option well yea but it’s one of several smaller guns I own. I do like the Bond Arms Rowdy I think it’s called and I own the 45LC/410 version and I like it especially with their little cross-draw driving holster. The NAA is my little folding pistol that I pocket carry something but nearly always when I have something else. My EDC is a Kimber Ultra Carry II 3” 45ACP or my P226 Legion SAO or any of perhaps a dozen other pistols ranging in caliber from .380 to 45ACP so I generally have the fire power onboard for safety.
@@jameslogan6127
How is handling on the NAA?
problem is I have 10 1/2 inch hands but can't close them all the way so anything smaller than standard grip is just a pain in the ass to handle. So it a combo of having big hands like yourself but gripping small things is somewhat difficult. Bond arms bullpup 9 fits well enough but I wouldn't go any smaller. Wish there were more bullpup pistols though.
Novelty. It's cute. Half inch barrel is a joke for .22 mag. You don't get a full burn of powder. As I said it is cute. I'll pass. Thanks for showing it.
@@gurgleblaster2282 Bond are some of the BEST. Love mine.
Awww that’s so cute I love it 🤣🤣🤣
The serious look in their faces when they shoot the gun is quite humorous
It looks really good. Hope they sell a ton.
Wow soo nice
A way they could have added value to this would have been having the cylinder the same as naa revolvers, that way you could swap mag, lr or blackpowder. If they sell replaceable barrels so you can choose barrel length, that would be better yet.
👏👏👏 excellent information, Thanks from Brazil!
Love this
I may add this to my collection. I have all three of the Ruger 380 ACP's and the new Max is terrific with larger clip. However, there Switch-Gun designs are interesting. I love and carry everyday the North American Arms, mini-mag, 22 lR, as it has the extended grip (most needed with big hands) and the fast fold out from pocket to firing is only one second. I have perhaps twelve mini's of three calibers, but for sure wearing shorts, etc. the American Arms at a little over 6 oz. is just fine and know one ever knows it is there. I think the pocket clip on the NAA is perfect holding the gun in place, but ready for fast pull.
Magazine.
It's cool but not $449 cool. Also, a size comparison with Ruger LCP Max would be very useful here.
Yeah that's pretty high for what it is , too bad
When your making lemonade from lemons too many comparisons don't help
Its weight (unloaded) on the scale is about the same as a fully-loaded Kel-Tec P32, and its "pocket profile" appears similar. It's a neat idea to go up against the NAA line (of which I own two), but I have at least five pocket-class pistols I would grab first for discrete carry, and would even choose a second from that group if I wanted to carry two.
I agree 12 rounds with the max and $100 cheaper, definitely rather have the max. Not to mention you could get a S&W 38 special for less...
@@gunfan9525
*13 rounds, actually. The LCP-MAX is safe to carry with a loaded chamber (by a competent person.) ;-)
It holds eleven total if using the magazine that comes with it.
Chicago gonna go crazy killing in clubs with this one
Incredible
Its cute! but .380's are smaller with more rounds
@@m4rvinmartian excuse him. Lol
@@m4rvinmartian look at a Ruger LCP.
@@m4rvinmartian The Ruger LCP .380 is a smaller pistol with more powerful rounds and higher capacity.
@@m4rvinmartian Get a life, Brah!
Good to remember, I love my LCP.
Never bring a knife to a gu....... oh, nvm. Proceed sir!
That's a piece of art
I like it,that's pretty cool and .22 magnum is overlooked but will work.
Hey Sootch, Your sterling review of the Switch Gun was so good that I had to run out and buy one. I actually communicated this to Standard Manufacturing when I contacted them regarding the slight bit of play in the gun when it's in the locked open position. They responded promptly and stated, "Yes, it'll have a little bit of play. That's so if there's any debris in there it'll open still. Shouldn't be that much however." Figured I would share it with you. Thanks, Sootch.
Is there something to prevent it from cocking in your pocket like a barrel lock?
Price?
@@chrissherrill790 Hi Chris. Price paid was $446.00 at auction.
@@pnwrendezvous3751 The hammer requires deliberate action. I suppose it's possible to cock it while placing it in a pocket though I think it highly unlikely. I am unfamiliar with a barrel lock.
Bought it can’t sell it fast enough 😢
what a perfect weapon to conceal for holding up the local liquor store!.. way to go Standard Mfg Co.! another fine tool in the betterment of the human race
That's what I used it for 😂 I also used to rob people on hiking 😂😂😂
Very cool
Gotta get one 👍🏻
I like its simplicity amazing pop out action
I would like to see some company come up with a 4 barrel pepper box new in stainless
It would be nice to have the release button on the right side for lefty's.
Correct I was sold until I saw it’s not for lefty’s with the quick release bummer!
Lefty's what?
contact them and request for ambidextrous? they may appreciate the idea.
a button center bottom of grip to push up, for the release to re-fold it?
a sprung pin to pull down, could be more positive lock, wouldn't bump loose.
@@jeffkachlik5260 I can shoot right hand also so wouldn’t be that big a deal with such a small gun
Love it 👍❤
While I don't have one in my hands right now, I do know a few things about machining, assemblies, and guns. My educated guess is that the barrel is threaded into the frame, and those notches are for the tool that applies torque during assembly.
😎That thing is as Kool as it is tiny! Worth having 4 Collectors 🤙🇺🇸
Bro thats what am saying! Its awesome!! Would be great for a SHTF type of thing.
$500
They should think about making that cylinder rod captive so that you can do quick reloads with pre-loaded spare cylinders
Reloads? 😂🤣😂🤣 not what this gun is for.
You can't just turn the cyl upside down and shake them out?
@@JustSayN2O Sometimes. But usually they swell and have to be poked out.
At least that's how every NAA I've ever owned has been. And it's basically the same gun.
Have a knife, use gun to get you close, go for the neck
@@creeplife2802 What's a knife going to do, that 5 rounds of 22 mag wouldn't have done better?
Love it I want one
I'm handicap in a wheelchair and it's hard to carry a gun . This looks perfect to put under my leg and easy to grab or improvise in another area .
06:04 I think the notches are there to screw the barrel in. The barrel is probably machined separately with higher tolerance/accuracy.
Probably a different material also, likely one easier to machine and then harden
Pretty cool mini pistol, I got a question regarding the hammer though:
-Can the hammer be cocked while it is folded or is there a security measure against that
-Can it be folded while the hammer is cocked
Both would regard if it can be carried "hot" or the possibility of the hammer getting caught while taking it out of your pocket.
Good question. I have a cheap phoenix .22 Automatic pistol and I hate it. It has too many safety functions and I removed 2 of the safetys and I still don't like it. Then it misfires a lot and if you do finally do manage to spend all 10 rounds the last shot doesn't leave the slide open. That's makes you think that it misfired again. Don't buy one. It's junk
Yes!
That is exactly what I want to know. I don't know if I want to walk around with that loose and loaded in my pocket.
I love this
Made me jump! @12:03 "You may have to do a little finagling click POW!" 😅
So it’s a updated grip to the NAA mini revolver. It’s cute and all but I’ll stick to my Beretta 950bs
I'll stick with my Walther PPKs
I'd be interested to see the chronograph if they shortened the cylinder and lengthen the barrel while chambered in 22lr
this is beautiful
I will totally carry this as a backup when I'm not carrying gun in edc bag
I’d also be interested in a two shot version with a rectangular cylinder chambered in .380 or 9mm. Hopefully the manufacturer is reading these comments.
Might not be able to handle that kind of power
@@andy42x Make it out of Titanium.
Nice I want one. Just make sure you don't accidentally carry it into the airport or any government facilities. You're done if you do.
Amazing
I love those guns I got one in my sock one in my hat and one in my pocket
It would make a great little tackle box gun with some snake shot.
Find us the cci 22 mag birdshot. Non existent or a dollar a shot.
Good review on what looks like a well made firearm. However if I was to carry a rimfire single action I would prefer the Pug since it is lighter and smaller, has 22LR cylinders available (I'll presume that is not available on the Switch Gun since you didn't mention it). And of course the lower price. That said, IMO both firearms cannot match up to a 6+1 shot Ruger LCP 380 with much faster reloads, deployment and centerfire reliability for about the same price.
Meh Rimfire is still pretty reliable . I’d trust it .
@@m4rvinmartian so don’t carry one, there problem solved…. But that is why it’s a a revolver ….
In my experience quality CCI rounds are very reliable. Other brands not so much.
Novelty. It's cute. Half inch barrel is a joke for .22 mag. You don't get a full burn of powder. As I said it is cute. I'll pass. Thanks for showing it.
@@RobRoyR8R you gonna stand in front of us and let someone shoot you with it to prove that it’s just a novelty ?
Great Review,appreciate it
Wow!! Nice 😎👊
I have the NAA 22mag with the folding grip which is very similar, it’s awesome, great quality, but you need two hands to deploy it.
Classic belly gun
As a NAA owner I think this is one I'll get for collection
Great review
Oh my... I want one ... Now!!!!
I like that knock off Smith and Wesson logo..
Looks like it’s going to need some further development. 👍🏼 I’ll wait.
Yeah I'd like it to be a da/sa.
@@thecouldntbe
D/A - S/A would be significantly more complicated, and failure prone and more expensive, make mine a S/A only.
@@carminemurphy4836 you're right, it would have to be bigger too.
Dayummm that's beautiful
Great narration.
Excellent weapon