He also told CNN Money in March that he had already received 2,500 emails from interested buyers. He also said that there are holsters that allow people to carry weapons almost anywhere on their body, and that his gun is just a defensive weapon. In an email to The Associated Press the gun's creator, Kirk Kjellberg, said that there were already weapons in the conceal-carry market that can easily be hidden and carry more firepower. The gun is a derringer, the name for the smallest possible handgun in a given caliber, and a type of gun designed to be concealed on the body. 'Serious threat': The Senator worries that police will not be able to tell if a person is pulling out a phone or a gun, and that it may be illegal under laws controlling undetectable firearms and disguised guns If the Ideal Conceal does not have the right metal parts to clearly be flagged by security as a gun, it would be illegal.
DAILY MAIL DESIGNER OF GUN DISGUISED AS SMART PHONE CODE
In US code 922, the law states that it is 'unlawful' to manufacture, sell or receive a firearm 'any major component of which, when subjected to inspection by the types of x-ray machines commonly used at airports, does not generate an image that accurately depicts the shape of the component.' The second violation, he said, involves the federal Title 18 law about making guns 'undetectable'. He is asking the ATF to make a swift decision on the matter. Since guns that look like wallets, pens and knives are illegal under the law, a handgun that looks exactly like a smartphone could also be illegal. The first is that for a gun to be legal under the National Firearms Act, it must be registered with the ATF. Schumer said that the gun could violate federal law in two different ways, the News Network said.
That’s why I am urging the ATF and the Department of Justice to step in and investigate these handguns now - before they hit store shelves.' 'The bottom line is: the feds must investigate this before sales take off and this weapon winds up in the wrong hands. 'Imagine a scenario in which a police officer is not able to tell whether a violent criminal is pulling out a gun or an iPhone. The Hudson Valley News Network quotes Schumer as saying, 'This iPhone-lookalike handgun poses a serious threat to law enforcement, kids and more. 'Smartphones are EVERYWHERE, so your new pistol will easily blend in with today's environment,' the site promises. It also has a built-in laser sight for more precise aiming. 380-caliber pistol holds just two bullets, but fires with 'high velocity' and 'increased accuracy,' the site says.
The gun is expected to be released mi-2016 380 caliber handgun that looks like a cellphone, at a news conference in New York Monday. 'Disaster': Senator Charles Schumer slammed the Ideal Conceal, a.
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