Folding guns...
This isn't a new concept. Like so many others foreign guns, its a copy of previous US-made guns. I have an old single shot H&R folding .410 that my Dad bought back in the 1920's. It is very small, short and light--it is the first gun that I ever fired and also the first gun all 5 of my kids fired. I find it to be a really great handy "go-anywhere" and useful little gun. I killed lots of rabbits and squirrels with it. They made them in all different gauges, but my .410 is the only one I have seen outside of an old Sears catalogue.
Problem is, they have one shot only and therefore are a not the best choice for "combat". On the plus side, the Kahn import is a handy portable 12 gauge and a serious killer if need be, whether for all birds and small game, deer or the bigger stuff including man, bear and cats. A 12 gauge with buckshot or slugs is nothing to be taken lightly!!! It defintely has the close-range killing power.
