Heizer handgun

[RomanianSkulll]

This is supposed to be the smallest handgun in .45 caliber made, DoubleTap: Heizer Shows Off Its Smallest, Lightest .45 Pistol | Video | TheBlaze.com

 

[whitewolf68]

That's a neat little pocket gun. Would not mind having one but at $400+ they seem a little pricey.

 

[Chris1911]

I want one. Ur have yet to hold one. A good Bug maybe, and certainly concealable.

 

[cableguy]

Strangely, reminiscent of that little WWII pocket 45. Ya, they are cool, but not for 400 bucks.

 

[cableguy]

I want one. Ur have yet to hold one. A good Bug maybe, and certainly concealable.

So Chris, you got any 1911's?

 

[diesel]

Is that the one the U.S. air-dropped to the resistance? I believe, if i remember correctly, it was only good for 4 or 5 rounds then throw it away?
Who manufactored that gun, C.G.?

 

[whitewolf68]

I believe that was the Liberator pistol or the "Woolworth Gun".

The pistol had its origins in the US Army Joint Psychological Committee and was designed for the United States Army in 1942 by the Inland Guide Lamp Manufacturing Division of the General Motors Corporation in Dayton, Ohio.

FP-45 Liberator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[diesel]

Your absolutely right, Wolf. Just checked it out myself. View attachment 204

 

[Chris1911]

Yes sir I do, currently I have a Doublestar that I like very much and have been waiting on a couple I have ordered. Just got my Nighthawk Talon in and I love it!

 

[whitewolf68]

Your absolutely right, Wolf. Just checked it out myself. View attachment 204

Here ya go Diesel. If you want to own a piece of history you now can. :thumbs:

A Little Bit of History Repeating: the FP-45 Liberator Replica (VIDEO) - Gun News at Guns.com

 

[diesel]

Good videos Wolf, especially the second one. Neat little gun when thought of for it's intended purpose, however, i don't see me bying one as the novelty of a single shot would wear off quickly.
I like the high price because that should keep it out of the hands of quik-mart robbers....LOL. (until they come out used at the gun shows)

 

[cableguy]

Is that the one the U.S. air-dropped to the resistance? I believe, if i remember correctly, it was only good for 4 or 5 rounds then throw it away?
Who manufactored that gun, C.G.?

I think GM did butI could be wrong. Ya what whitewolf said

 

[cableguy]

Yes sir I do, currently I have a Doublestar that I like very much and have been waiting on a couple I have ordered. Just got my Nighthawk Talon in and I love it!

A nighthawk!? Nice. I've never handled one. I bet you do love that. I would. I just have a couple Colts and a Springfield mil-spec.