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Hunters Hut

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Hi Guys every Now and then something comes out that is way cool. Check this out. It is called the Cell Phone Pistol. It comes in .380 ACP or 9mm. It also comes with a cool cell phone carrier that acts like a holster. You can also purchase a clip that attaches to the pistol, or a Kyrodex holster itself. When this pistol is closed and in its carrier you would never know that it is not a cell phone.

I just became a dealer for these pistols. Of course I had to try one out. At 10 ft I can keep two shots in a 8in pie plate. Caution though if you upgrade to the 9MM it is probably going to sting your hand a little.

This pistol is retailing for$599.00..... to our registered RVforum members $559.00. The 9MM caliber MSRP $750.00 RVforum members $649.00

FYI.... If you purchase a firearm from The Hunters Hut out of the state of PA I will have to ship to a registered FFL ( Fedral Firearms Licensed ) dealer in your state. They will send me a copy of their current FFL. I will charge you price + tax + shipping. When it arrives at your FFL he will contact you and charge you a fee to transfer the firearm in your name.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

Regards Jim P
 
Mine is a glock 26.
 
Hey Fish: Actually mine is a Glock 27 in .40 cal......LOL
 
.380 is a well proven caliber for small personal protection handguns. Ive had an AMT Back up in .380 for decades that has a wallet sized/shape holster with a trigger hole in it. Imagine the surprise....The sub-mini glocks, have a 27, are fine but bulkier.
 
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That's one of the concerns with the compact Glock Model 26 in 9mm and 27 in .40 cal is the double stack fat grip. Now the Glock 43X single stack, 10 shot, in 9mm is a perfect packing pistol. It is basically the same size as a Sig Sauer 365X, or a Springfield Armory Hellcat. They are the three hottest conceal carry pistols in the market now. Taurus just came out with a new model, not the G3, or G4, but I think its called GTX or something like that. I am getting the first order next week.
 
S&W M&P 380auto
 
Yep, S&W M&P 380 is another good one. Plus you can get them with a built in Crimson Trace Laser. It was a smart move on S&W's part, they bought out Crimson Trace lasers.

Jim P.
 
S&W M&P 9mm
Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 ga. for backup buck shot / hollow point slugs
 
Just got in the full color Stars & Stripes Cell Phone pistol and the ghosted Flag with the Blue Line, both in .380 ACP. I also picked up two credit card pistols. Single shot .22's the size of a credit card, very slim.

HH
 
Went to your website. Where can I see your cell phone pistols?
 
It's hard to visualize the perpetrator backing off when he's staring down the barrel of a cell phone:LOL:
I'll stick with a 45 ACP
 
LOL....... Yeah but now he is staring at TWO barrels pointed at him instead of one. You know what they say, its better to have a two shot .380 or a two shot 9mm than a sharp stick in the eye.

The older I get, the lazier I get. I have 5 different conceal carry handguns. Most of the time they are at home. But when I do feel the need, just to be safe, I can clip the Cell Phone Pistol on my belt and not even worry about concealment. IMO this is just a novel idea if you worry about some one seeing that you are carrying a firearm.
 
Do you have cell phone belt cases for them.
 
I consider that cell phone pistol to be a novelty gun and not much more. You have to pull the grip down before you can shoot the gun, an extra step I don’t want to take if I have to defend myself or loves ones. Two shots and you have to reload. The only advantage I see is it can be hidden in plain sight. It’s cute and novel but I wouldn’t trust my life with it.

My current concealed carry is an LCP MAX. It weighs less and is not much larger than the cell phone gun, it has a 10 round magazine and excellent sights, it is easily carried in a pocket and BONUS; the MAX costs less than the cell phone gun.

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My favorite go-to in shorts weather is a DB-9. Holds 7 9mm and has it's own belt clip but will fit in your pocket.
Built like a Glock and so far, indestructible.

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Do you have cell phone belt cases for them.
Yes.... there is a clip on Cell Phone pistol holder. Very much like the regular cell phone holders. It holds the CPP very securely. There is also a clip you can buy that attaches to the CPP and you can clip the phone to your pants pocket. Plus there is a CPP actual holster that goes on your belt that the CPP fits securely in. Or you can stick it in your pocket with nothing at all.

The Cell Phone Pistol was developed and built by a company called Ideal Conceal. If you want to learn more go to their website at www.idealconceal.com .
 
Of course the CPP is a novelty, but not necessarily a bad one. Like I stated I have been conceal carrying for over 40 years. I have carried a Ruger LCP .380 with a crimson trace grip activated laser for more miles than all my other carry hand guns put together. Why, because it is super light and small, not because of stopping power. You can put what is called the Kel Teck clip on it and clip it to any part of your wardrobe.

I also carry a Sig Sauer sub compact Nightmare 9mm, also with a Crimson trace grip activated laser. just an FYI .... All of my personal conceal carry semi auto handguns have Crimson trace grip activated lasers, all of them!!! Next up is another sub compact Kahr, PM9, in 9mm. Both these firearms are just a hair bigger than my Ruger LCP. Now when I had to work the inner city my Glock Model 27 in .40cal S&W was on my side. Great gun but fat at the grip becuase of double stack mag. I probably have over 2K rounds through my Model 27. Next my Kimber Super Carry, 3.5 in barrel, two tone, single stack, .45ACP. as beautiful as it is powerful, in a custom Milt Sparks leather holster. Last but not least is my Colt SS .38 spc. 2in bbl, Detective Special revolver. It has a colt hammer shroud, added finger groove set on a custom hand grip, I can slip it in my front pocket and the extension on the hand grip holds it in place on the lip of my pocket. They all have good holsters, some kelvar, some leather, some clips. But SOMETIMES it is just easier to grab something that doesn't LOOK like a firearm.
 
For some reason this popped into my head.
 

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