[IdahoFarmer]

Interesting video of a 0.157 caliber "homemade" handgun.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1bc_1213188771



IdahoFarmer

[JohnMcD348]

I can't view the video because I'm at work but I recall seeing a Worlds smallest gun years ago at a small firearms museum in St. Augustine. The bullets were the size of small needles and when viewed under a lens you could see the case and projectile together. I'm pretty sure it was a rimfire. Didn't have my camera at the time so no pictures.

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

So that second noise, I assume, was the bullet hitting a wall/door/etc. behind the shooter after it ricocheted off of the metal plate? Brilliant guy. But cool gun.

[19-3Ben]

Is it smaller than the Swiss mini-gun?

[Vicious-Peanut]

Smallest auto handgun is what it says.

[4v50 Gary]

There's quite a lapse of time between firing and the impact of the bullet.

[RyanM]

I don't know if that "thump" is the bullet hitting. Doesn't really sound like that type of impact.

[icebones]

might have been his dog falling over from shock:D

[chris in va]

Definitely not the bullet. Something else fell over, maybe inside that cabinet.

Wonder if the slide works?

[searcher451]

This was probably built by the same guy who made the world's smallest violin ... you know, the one that's playing just for your ex-wife.

[Double Naught Spy]

Smallest auto handgun is what it says.

Let's see, it isn't auto or semi-auto. The slide doesn't function and it didn't recock. It isn't smaller than the Swiss Mini. Hence, it is a farce.

Gotta love the gun handling skills where he scans his finger with the muzzle at the beginning of the video.

[poison7fl]

Kinda cool... But they probably want more than the $50 it's worth.