yeah but just for one that is does not print

https://www.gunsamerica.com/digest/cell-phone-pistol/

u know like on that does not print and one that might print

also if it is small it prints less

I think the same can be said for you, if you need 41 rounds, you are either a dead man walking or should have tried to flee long before that point.

Im pretty sure i'd rather use a derringer at that point

spring loaded ?

or grav

plus sleves

may not be a thing when it is summer

also plz know in the future to not tag the AK-50 unless u speak of it

interesting analogy

Fleeing is an option IF you have the time and clearance to do so, something that would be available to someone with a gun kit (phone gun requires assembly) and two rounds. If you haven't the time or the clear escape avenue, two rounds will not be enough, and the time to build the thing will be lacking as well. In urban areas, around where i work, gangs of several toughs are a regular occurance. Were I a perfect shot under duress while moving at targets moving in multiple directions I might need 10 or more rounds for single tap. I'd MUCH rather carry 40 rounds and never need them than cary 10 and need 12. ... or TWO and need 10.

... and I may be a dead man walking, but I will not go alone.

I carry all sizes. But yeah always have an extra mag

I'd rather just be holding a supercompact AR-15 pistol with bump stocks, but they don't allow it in Canada 😭

I also carry an extra mag because I cary a single stack sub compact but two spare mags equaling 41 rounds is something else

@Bar there's plenty of examples of cops shooting way more than 41 rounds and they're alive lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdjcYjSsIok

41 is more than enough. My Rami has 14+1 so the smallest gun I still have 29 rds.

to each their own

a derringer is another two round firearm or a very small caliber. I have a boot gun, Bonds Arms Defender in .45LC, haven't carried it in years.

I'm a better shot than most LEOs. I am part owner of a gun range that caters to LEOs. The other three owners are all LEOs. I am a better shot than they are and most of our clients. But then again I've shot a LOT more rounds than they have, a lot more than the other three owners combined. I shot competition for three decades and practiced an average of a thousand rounds a week for most of that time. if I need more than 41, its a bad day all around, at least the barrel will be hot when I go down.

did you watch that video?

the guy got shot 14 times, several of which were life ending wounds... just not immediate

before getting shot 3 times in the head

and he was still alive after that

I'm not doubting your skill

been shooting for 25+ years, decent shot myself, but I carry as much as I can

besides, you may be a great shot, but after getting shot yourself, that will be incredibly diminished especially off hand

just saying

I've been shooting nearly 60 years and carry as much as I can comfortably.

okay

Qualifications for LEOs are dismal, usually 50 rounds or less on static targets from a static standing position and they can miss the target entirely with 20% of the rounds and still pass. We had a federal officer with 25 years experience fail his Texas LTC shooting qualifier at our range. Bloody unbelievable.

Odb did you always had the RAMI, or did u just pick it up

Worth the purchase?

@Bar just gonna quote someone else - Mike Tyson – “everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth”

yup, same is true of firearms, that's why I want a lot more than two rounds.

It's first day so to be seen but it works as advertised. With the high ammo prices, being able to work on my aim besides just the muscle memory is a good thing in my books.

@Bar 👍