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No, you probably misunderstood me:) I'm not pushing anyone to anything. I just say that I love my job and this is my hobby, which makes me breathtaking:)I'm sorry if I made you think otherwise:)

yes, maybe you're right :) But when you pick it up for the first time, you will not be able to part with it:cowboy2: Believe me, I know what I'm saying, because now it's my passion :evil:. It is small but carries strength and confidence, it is awesome and inspiring :shooting:

Yes, you are right it doesn't need permit :) And I have interesting information for you, I sent it to your private message;) Check it:)

Yes, it's easy to carry concealed ;)

My creation is for display and collecting purpose only. My items are not considered as a firearm by any law. :)

I answered you in a private message. Check it))) Ok?

thanks))) do you want it? :)

it's possible i can make it for you :wave::)

Yes, I agree with you))) I can make it for you :)

If it will be in Barbie kitchen, it can ;):cowboy2:

Of course, he will not pierce through a cast iron skillets, any minifirearm will not pierce through a cast iron skillets :banghead:))) but I have my models that can pierce through two sides of a metal can (for example, cola or beer can). They are more large models with centerfire rounds filled...

Look, it's my new creation, my passion))) Miniature Gun Colt 1911. The scale 1:6. Weight is only 9 g I think it's amazing))) What do you think Friends? :wave:

For those who were interested in my rounds All of them are centerfire, I charge my cartridges manually. It's very sensitive and painstaking process.))

Robin, have you interested due to purchase purpose? Please, write me on minifirearms at hotmail dot com

About the purchase questions you can write me on the email minifirearms in hotmail dot com Also I have account in insta www.instagram.com/miniature_firearms/ and website minifirearms.com

No, I haven`t yet... But I was already asked to make this shooting model. Would you order such gun for yourself? How much could you pay for it?

I give the centerfire rounds filled with bullets. Bullets made out of hardened steel. In order a bullet does not deform when shot into any surface. Cartridges are not stamped. For the production of them I used special highly precised watchmaking machine. Since a gunpowder in such small...

Thanks for nice words!!))

Hi! Want to know your opinion about my miniature guns. I produced my new gun - Derringer 0.8 mm caliber. It is smaller than my last creation - Derringer 1 mm caliber. I am inspired by them. But I need feedback from you. So what do you think about so tiny guns?)

Of course they can not be compared. Can you write some another place to buy the same 0.8 mm or 1 mm caliber shooting miniature pistol that will be cheaper?

Of course, you can buy a rifle, you can even buy it cheaper.:) But what does this have to do with my miniature gun?))

It can penetrate a can of coke:) Look at the video with the 1 mm caliber handgun)

Hi there! I have a gun 0.8 mm caliber:) How do you think, is it able to get into the Guinness book?)

So, what have you done eventually? And what is the result of your experiments?

I don't know much about sharks, but the knife will be good for psychic attacks, especially if you use red liquid :)

Congrats! But the guys who complain about their wives, may be, your situation is not so bad... I have noticed that when women get used to some "men's" habits, they become even more enthusiastic about this activity, than their spouses. It concerns everything: automobiles, fitness, drinking...

Thank you

Thank you, NYGuns. :wave: I'm in Ukraine now. But we can discuss your question anyway :)

Well, as I promised, here are some photos. This gun is one of the tiniest pistols in the world, I believe. It’s a simple Derringer mechanism, but it has the length only 25mm, and 1mm caliber. I even managed to make appropriate live ammo for this “baby”. Actually, I spent so much time on it...

Of course! ))) If you ask seriously - in miniatures not only the size matters. The craftsmanship quality matters the most. But the smaller the size - the higher craftsmanship level you need to make a gun. So it works.

Hello everyone! Gunsmithing is my hobby for a long time, but I specialise in very specific area: making miniatures. If you want to learn something about it or to discuss this topic - I'm ready for conversation.