Hmmmm ... I heard that soon after 1938, Disney experimented with this cartoon motion picture gun. Apparently this scene never made the final cut. (sarc) Hmmmm ... I heard that soon after 1938, Disney experimented with this cartoon motion picture gun. Apparently this scene never made the final cut. (sarc)
I wonder whether it simultaneously fired a live round.
If so, it might have had some use in self-defense. Maybe. But if so, it could easily have tended toward a fatal accident when used as a camera by someone who “knew” the gun “wasn’t loaded.”
And if not... rather a dangerous way to take photos.
I wish you hadn’t posted this. In a year this will be a required feature on all guns sold in California.
Amazing little revolver. I’m surprised it hasn’t developed into a popular item.
LOL @ the keyword “say cheese”. Should be “say swiss cheese”.
Smile, now wait for the flash.
LOL
This is truly sick and hilarious.
How cool is that?
Imagine, blowing away someone and get to keep the expression on their face forever.
Gun cameras are not a new idea.
I’m GTT...but from Mississippi, a State that talks a good “conservative” game, but when it comes down to it is FAR more leftist than anyone realizes.
I need to get one of these for when I go to concerts that don’t permit cameras...
With today’s technology this could be revisited in a miniturazed form that could attach to the forward laser mount, possibly combining pistol cam with laser.
It’s the next step from the dash cam, and could provide valuable post incident data and evidence.
The DHS could mount them on their .40 Glocks to prove to their Ubermeisters that they had really executed everyone on their assigned list.