I find their marketing claims to be far fetched and the limitation to lower caliber barrels tells me they may be using cheaper materials to cut production costs.
I don't see a rotating firing pin as being the pinnacle of reliability although I am sure if made right they can be reliable enough.
I am sorry this is not a design that even matches the older standards of a concealed carry self defense firearm (revolvers) let alone a modern subcompact auto.
Giving this to someone who is not familiar or proficient with firearms for home defense is insane.
Short barrels with a super short sight radius in a design configuration that presents challenges to manufacturing one that meets the standards for good accuracy makes a recipe for disaster.
Only four shots may actually be a good thing depending on whether there are innocent bystanders around when this thing is discharged by a novice and/or bad luck for the shooter if the perpetrator is determined and doesn't run away.
I don't see a rotating firing pin as being the pinnacle of reliability although I am sure if made right they can be reliable enough.
I am sorry this is not a design that even matches the older standards of a concealed carry self defense firearm (revolvers) let alone a modern subcompact auto.
Giving this to someone who is not familiar or proficient with firearms for home defense is insane.
Short barrels with a super short sight radius in a design configuration that presents challenges to manufacturing one that meets the standards for good accuracy makes a recipe for disaster.
Only four shots may actually be a good thing depending on whether there are innocent bystanders around when this thing is discharged by a novice and/or bad luck for the shooter if the perpetrator is determined and doesn't run away.
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