shakeyfly Rise of the planet of the squirrels.

FireLord Zuko. so god dang true

Rise of the Dawn of the War of the Planet of the Squirrels.

Reminds me of Rick and Morty

Bad Fur Day

Exactly, a very niche firearm. Not many firearm enthusiasts appreciate how hard it must be to scale down a normal firearm. The tolerances, precision machining so all the moving parts perform properly and you don’t have an out of battery detonation, manufacturing full-auto trigger groups, bolts and selectors. The rifling is clearly nonexistent, judging by the tumbling of the rounds, but that’s as expected. I mean, rifling a regular barrel is hard enough to require skilled machinists, imagine a half or 1/3 size

The first tiny pistol, the Kolibri, was made by the Austro-Hungarian watch manufacturer Franz Pfanni.

lel

SoulEjecta the canadians can surely kick ass

+Bams nothing it shoots air

Toph Miblanglois hahahhahahahah

Toph Miblanglois what would it fire?

Herman Plank .000000000000000000787mm minikolibri rounds

Christopher M. 2 nanometers

rocky armstrong lol drama queens

Squirrel gang wars

And less aggressive editing maybe?

I agree completely

Mike Mcorky in Soviet Russia, guns make us.

Mrbravo048 That's cool, I like that. Here in United States we have to many politicians who want to tell me what's best for me. We don't necessarily have the freedoms we once had. They've all been legislated away. Partly why I want to move away when I retire. Maybe a vacation home in Russia perhaps. 😊

I was making a joke. But your statement seems legit. :)

Mrbravo048 Just curious, are they're any restrictions regarding firearms in Russia? I've seen videos of guys firing anti aircraft anti tank guns over there. Makes me jealous.

Mike Mcorky lol yeah i get that. :)

+Van Dinh what bomb?

you never played fallout?

not possible.

Yes along with miniture male genitalia as well?

@@ErikAdalbertvanNagel Sthu

Billy TheKid mah nigga Dima.

BANDOLERO bandit true

enduro freak oh no, that's the FG42 the real one is worth big money and very rare. Mg42 is belt fed.

jason127x99 i mean the MG42 not the fallschirmjägergewehr 42

jason127x99 he said its semi auto

CePoC Germany ich glaub du meinst das mg34

M Corder i would have a whole shit load of them

You could probably buy the equipment and manufacture miniature guns for less than half the price of their guns

thesweatleaf, Is that what I heard? 70 thousand? I can see 7 grand but damn!

Actually you can’t; a real FG42 now sells for over $200,000

After seeing current pricing on other class3 firearms and considering the rarity of the mg42 you may very well be correct, but I still would never pay that much for one of those minis, I’d just buy something else cool. Just saw a twin .30 AA gun on mount for 75k .. much rather have that than a mini. Those are neat tho, just toys for millionaires. Also, how would an American be able to buy one of those? How’s that work? Mini or not it’s still a full auto firearm

i can buy a whole ass dodge challenger n still have lots leftover.. but this !? 😂

If you want ,you can buy in siriyah only $10.000 good conditian

They already did but they couldn't find it for the video.

MrMaddis2b i think by that point you can call it a microscopic gun

Metalbirne hell na lol

Big Braddah Bell 70.000!

^underrated post

Chris Albrecht these ant weapons could still kill you.

for your egg

Kaizer Cruto yay! Now my e g g can shoot up his local school!

no it's for raccoons

Them tinier than .22 bullets may still draw blood and hurt might not kill but could probably go all the way through your flesh may be hitting bone

Plasma Skull dude pistol bullets have trouble getting all the way through bone and muscle good luck with this

corps 21 He'll even .54 cal muskets had trouble penetrating bone and were known to ricochet inside the body... but they were still highly lethal.

corps 21 Also that's misleading to say pistol bullets in general. What caliber?? I'm sure 10mm doesn't have that much trouble. Be specific mate, you might come off looking ignorant.

ray thomas 9 all the way to 45 but the 9 usually does a decent job

***** you can have a shotgun with a barrel well under 18 inches.

***** so these wouldn't be legal right?

***** that doesn't make sense... why can you have an AR with a 16" barrel but not a shotgun?

Please do not listen to Tyler, he is clearly somewhat misinformed. First and foremost, yes anything with a barrel under 16 inches must be regulated as an SBR or short barreled rifle. Many people can own an SBR upon purchase of a special tax stamp, although this can be a headache. SBRs do not need to have an overall length of 26 inches, so that becomes not an issue. As far as Tyler's suggestion these could be sold as pistols, the simple answer there is not if they're a mini of a rifle. If they have a stock (no matter how small) they're a rifle, end of story. In regards to shotguns, yes they are regulated at 18 inches, yes you can have an ar at 16" but not an 870 at 16", and yes that makes no sense, but its what the law says. If you want a shotgun under 18" or a rifle under 16" you don't need to find a company producing one, a Form 1 filed with the ATF allows you to manufacture your own SBR or SBS (short barreled shotgun) out of an existing weapon. Its perfectly legal (if not the best idea) to take a hacksaw to your shotgun barrel as long as you have proper paperwork for it. Final important thing here is the full auto issue. Full auto is regulated under the same law that regulates SBRs and SBSs so its just another tax stamp. I also want to highlight the phase tax stamp there, it is not a license as the OP suggested. Summing that giant brick of text up, no they're not categorically illegal. In fact buying the mini pistols would be just like any other gun. For the rifles you need an extra $200 (at least), but considering the $70,000 price tag, I'm assuming $70,200 isnt breaking a buyers bank.

I would think that there would be a problem. No matter what it looks like or tries to replicate, I believe the ATF would say, barrel length is barrel length. Being that you may not be able to shoulder the rifles, that would put you in the pistol category. I don't know the specifics (others can chime in here), but under a certain barrel length it is considered a pistol. I may be wrong.

7000$ ?

Billy Paton m9 this is the mg34