This review explores the Shattuck 'Unique' squeeze pistol, a four-barreled hideout gun from the late 1800s. It details the sequential firing mechanism activated by a squeeze trigger and highlights a manufacturing misspelling of the 'Shattuck' name. The pistol's design lineage is traced to Oscar Mossberg, who later developed the Mossberg Brownie.
The North American Arms (NAA) PUG is a highly concealable .22 Magnum mini-revolver, praised for its ultra-compact size and 6.6 oz weight. While not a primary firearm, its 1-inch heavy barrel and XS Tritium sights make it a viable last-ditch defensive tool or 'hideout' gun. Reliability can vary with ammunition, but it offers surprisingly good accuracy at close range and is a top contender for absolute concealability.
The 'Little All Right' palm pistol, patented in 1876, is a rare 5-shot revolver chambered in .22 Short. Despite its concealability, it suffers from significant ergonomic issues and potential safety concerns regarding gas blowback. Production was extremely limited, making it a unique artifact of 19th-century concealed carry innovation.
You've reached the end! 3 videos loaded.
Gun Laws by State
Read firearms regulations for all 50 states + D.C.
Find Gun Dealers
Search licensed FFL dealers near you.
