Some miniatures from my collection

[Minifire]

Well, as I promised, I share some photos of the miniature guns from my collection.
A silver pistol made by a Japanese master. It doesn’t shoot, but imitates this process exactly, even throws out the cartridge sleeve from the shutter. It was bought on Ebay for $ 1025.


Berloque pinfire pistol, 2mm caliber, made in Germany about 1950. It shoots blanks (and, theoretically, it can shoot live ammo, but it’s too hard to get them).


P.S. My sorry to moderators if these pictures are posted in the inappropriate place, but I haven’t found the thread that fits better. I also have posted some my own works in the thread about gunsmithing here: https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/gunsmithing/438727-my-miniature-derringer.html

 

[clelaj]

Concealed carry?

 

[HoughMade]

Those are pretty cool. Any 2.7 mm Kolibris?

...or are those too "big bore" for you.

 

[T.Lex]

I have neither the patience nor fine motor skills for that kind of work. I can, however, appreciate the craftsmanship.

 

[Thor]

Very cool. I bet TSA would still confiscate them as they are too realistic...and just might work.

 

[Gluemanz28]

Very cool. I bet TSA would still confiscate them as they are too realistic...and just might work.

Those idiots would also take a kids pop tart that resembled a gun too.

 

[indiucky]

"I wouldn't carry one...But I appreciate the skill that went in to making them..."

 

[DoggyDaddy]

"I wouldn't carry one...But I appreciate the skill that went in to making them..."

Where did you find a tiny little man for that pic?? He looks to be perfectly in scale with the miniature gun!

 

[Minifire]

Those are pretty cool. Any 2.7 mm Kolibris?

...or are those too "big bore" for you.

Not too "big bore", but too rare and too expensive, to be honest. In addition to that, rounds for them are even more exotic and expensive, so usually Kolibri's owners never shoot.