conceal

[Darryl]

http://idealconceal.com/


[bbvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K4GesVWXms[/bbvideo]

[SA1911a1]

That is all good until someone answers their phone and blows their brains out.

Actually, that is the first new Idea I have seen in the handgun industry in years. I kinda like it.

[Brake Weight]

That's a neat idea.

Here's a semi/fully auto version.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pY2EqFzPzn8

[awalker1829]

Far more innovative than the Taurus Curve and something that blends right in with modern attire. Not a bad concept for ultra concealed carry. Of course, you'll need another cell phone holder for it.

[kamakazi339]

Things like this seem really gimmicky to me. Ive seen this, the curve, and even a flashlight concealing a gun.... In my opinion people should just go with the tried and true concealed options. Things like this have to much that can go wrong

[Rongo]

I don't know... If it works and proves itself a functional gun; Why Not?

I recall the conversations of those evil plastic Glocks back years ago. Things turned out fine.

[SA1911a1]

It must be really tough working in the R&D or marketing dept of a gun maker. They have to struggle to re-invent the wheel (or the wheel gun) every year. There has not been a substantial change in firearm technology in over a hundred years so they have to create gimmicks to keep those customers coming back and those dollars rolling in. I really see it in my recent interest in Colt revolvers, they sold essentially the same revolver for over 50 years with a dozen different names. And we keep buying!

[Rongo]

It's a tried and true design. And what would come next beyond the gun we know and love? I think a ray gun would be cool.

[bunkysdad]

Thug says "give me yo cell phone crackah or I'll kill ya". Ok G, no problem

[Brake Weight]

Thug says "give me yo cell phone crackah or I'll kill ya". Ok G, no problem

That's why I carry this in my right back pocket. Wallet in the left.

[awalker1829]

It must be really tough working in the R&D or marketing dept of a gun maker. They have to struggle to re-invent the wheel (or the wheel gun) every year. There has not been a substantial change in firearm technology in over a hundred years so they have to create gimmicks to keep those customers coming back and those dollars rolling in. I really see it in my recent interest in Colt revolvers, they sold essentially the same revolver for over 50 years with a dozen different names. And we keep buying!

And that's why I own the few handguns that I do. Why spend über bucks on the latest model 1911 when it's not significantly different from my 89 year old Colt M1911A1? Rifes are a different matter. At least the smartphone pistol and the Curve broke the mold and have some innovation of any degree.

[jones0430]

That smartphone pistol is useless. If you have to pull it from your pocket, unfold it, grasp it and then acquire the target and shoot, you better hope the threat is 50 feet away, or more.

[awalker1829]

That smartphone pistol is useless. If you have to pull it from your pocket, unfold it, grasp it and then acquire the target and shoot, you better hope the threat is 50 feet away, or more.

Depends on the scenario. However, having only two shots essentially qualifies it as a BUG.