Videos tagged with Palm Pistol

The Constitution Arms Palm Pistol, chambered in .38 Special, is a unique single-shot firearm with a break-action barrel. Despite its small size and light recoil, ballistic gel testing showed full penetration through a 16-inch block, indicating surprising lethality for self-defense at close range. However, the design presents significant negligent discharge risks due to button placement.

This video features firearms and weapon expert Jonathan Ferguson examining the unique "Le Protector" palm pistol, also known as the Palm Turbiaux Le Protector. He explores its design and potential use for personal protection against pickpockets. The video also highlights the Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour, and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content on arms and armor, support the museum through donations, and explore their collection.

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.

This episode of TGC News features Jon Patton discussing a "story time with guns," the "Stryke 2" from 556 Tactical, and an unusual palm pistol that can also function as a rifle. The video also promotes the channel's Patreon, Amazon affiliate links, merchandise, and other sponsor discounts. It concludes with social media links and business inquiries.

This review examines three variants of the Protector Palm Pistol: French, Minneapolis, and Chicago models, highlighting their unique late 19th-century design for concealed carry. The video details their historical development, patent disputes involving Jacques Turbiaux and Peter Finnegan, and manufacturing by Ames Sword Company. Comparisons focus on caliber differences (.22 centerfire vs. .32 rimfire), capacity, internal double-action turret revolver mechanisms, and safety features, noting the French model's superior fit and finish.