Videos tagged with CIA Deer Gun

This guide details the operation of the CIA Deer Gun, a single-shot, screw-barrel pistol designed for covert operations. It was intended as a low-cost weapon for resistance groups, allowing a user to dispatch an enemy and acquire their service weapon. The operation involves manually loading a single 9mm cartridge and cocking the striker before firing.

This video reviews several unique and unconventional firearms, including the Alour one-shot pistol, the Life Card 22, the Switch Gun, and the Cell Phone Gun. The Alour pistol, a low-cost, minimalist design, is demonstrated with a complex loading procedure involving holding the trigger to seat the round and firing on trigger release. The Life Card is a flat, folding 22LR pistol, and the Switch Gun fires 22 Magnum. The Cell Phone Gun, chambered in 380 ACP, offers a more conventional, albeit still limited, concealed carry option. The presenter emphasizes that these 'spy guns' are largely impractical for real-world intelligence operations.

This guide details the operation of the CIA Deer Gun, a unique firearm discussed by Ian McCollum. It covers the manual loading process, striker cocking, and firing sequence. The video highlights the gun's simple, cast aluminum construction and its historical context as a covert weapon.

This episode of The Gun Collective Podcast, titled "The Thumbnail is a Lie Edition," features hosts Adam and Jon discussing current events, new product releases, and other firearm-related topics. The episode references articles covering gun control agendas, the launch of a Super PAC by Parkland parents, a Crimson Trace recall due to FDA regulations, Franklin Armory's acquisition of Osprey Defense, a public stance against a demand by David Hogg, the NRA Museum receiving a rare CIA Deer Gun, a Springfield XD incident, a Sig Sauer Thin Blue Line P320, a Wilson Combat Rob Haught Remington 870, a civilian AA-12, and an Apex kit for SDVE pistols. The video also includes various affiliate links for purchasing gear and supporting the channel.