cool aow/concealed weapons

**ccphilly1984** · January 2nd, 2009, 03:16 AM

compliments of law enforcement and bad guys, there are some cool ideas for aow weapons/different concealment places for firarms and knives. check out this pdf. let's comment/discuss some of these things.

i really like the aow tire guage pistol idea. anyone know if carrying aow's is legal in vehicles? i know long gun laoded carry is illegal.

I actually own the naa holstergrip and the beltbuckle grip. that is a deep concealment holster and does not fall under nfa status.

i also think the lady hidden in the dash is really funny and i would have pissed myself if i was working border patrol and saw that.

here's the link to what i found. i'm actually looking for a tear gas gun and cartriudges for it for fun. anyone know where i can get them?

http://www.fraternalorderoflawenforc...eapons%202.pdf

**ALPAPS** · January 2nd, 2009, 03:25 AM

yeah I hear ya man

**Kevin3824** · January 2nd, 2009, 04:40 AM

My personal favorite was the pepsi gun safe. I have seen most of the other items before.

Not much really new there the secret compartment was a bit out of the ordinary but must have taken a while to figure out as it was a two part key

**ccphilly1984** · January 2nd, 2009, 10:24 AM

does anyone know where i can get the gas cartidges/tear gas pistols? if im not mistaken i believe they are even legal in the people's republic of new jersey. i saw some gas pistols on sale at a gun show. can't find the cartridges anywhere.

anyone know who makes these aow's commercially? i found a place where i could get the knife/22 combo, which is cool. it'd be a cool way to build up nfa items cheaply (5 dollars is a lot cheaper than the 200)

**Kaos** · January 2nd, 2009, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by ccphilly1984

anyone know who makes these aow's commercially? i found a place where i could get the knife/22 combo, which is cool. it'd be a cool way to build up nfa items cheaply (5 dollars is a lot cheaper than the 200)

Keep in mind the manufacturer still pays the $200 or so, and will generally offset that in the product's cost.

**ccphilly1984** · January 2nd, 2009, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by Kaos

Keep in mind the manufacturer still pays the $200 or so, and will generally offset that in the product's cost.

so the knives and tear gas guns would probially be a lot cheaper? i saw that the knife/gun costs 800 and that wasn't much more than the knife alone.

**bloomautomatic** · January 2nd, 2009, 12:07 PM

Originally Posted by Kaos

Keep in mind the manufacturer still pays the $200 or so, and will generally offset that in the product's cost.

A manufacturer doesn't have to pay $200 to make it, only to transfer it. If an unlicensed individual makes it, they have to pay the $200 transfer/making tax.

There's some neat stuff on there. I've always liked AOW's like penguns and flashlight guns. I'd like to make some (legally on a form 1) as novelties.

Vince