Pistol, Wallet

The wallet pistol is about the best defensive weapon I ve come across. An ex-cop who sold me mine said he d been searched and it had been passed over. 

There would be little reason to fear it being detected in your hip pocket. The only way anyone would know would be if you spread the word around and someone told the law you were carrying it. 

If you should adopt the weapon you should make sure it projects a half inch or so out of your pocket. Otherwise, it will snag on the sides of your pocket and be hard to withdraw. Snagging is prevented by measuring the wallet and sewing the pocket across so the wallet won t go out of sight. 

To use, wait until some dummy demands your wallet, then take it out and shoot him at least twice. 

The gun shown here is a High Standard,. 22 caliber magnum Derringer. It holds two shots and can be fired one after the other in rapid succession. 

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Remove the grips from the pistol. Punch holes in the wallet over the holes vdiere the grips are screwed on. Then just put the pistol in and screw the wallet tightly to the handle. The holder for extra bullets is optional. 

To reload the pistol, just unsnap the wallet and swing the gun down. 

If you are profit minded, you can buy wallet kits, tailor them to fit the pistols your friends bring you and sell them for 50.00 each. 

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