The Sedgley OSS glove gun consists of a single shot .38 S&W pistol riveted to a leather glove. The gun is fired by punching the target to depress the spring-loaded plunger/trigger.
As seen in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds:
More:
Weird Weapon with a Hollywood Connection | The National WWII Museum Blog
Previously:
Revolver/brass knuckles/knife in one - GIF
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...877#post105666
Punt guns - enormous old shotguns for hunting waterfowl
Last edited by Altair; Jan 12, 2019 at 03:39 PM.
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s'pose someone saw a need for S&W to make them.
wont mention....................riveting: leave that to 007.
It would be effective to take out a single combatant providing the wearer was trained well enough to not telegraph his punch. This would include the dilation of the pupils of his eyes.
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I'd dilate @¿@ just putting on the glove.I remembered seeing it for the first in the IB movie. Pretty cool but hard to conceal without bulky sleeves or a serving napkin, in this case.
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when I saw it, my first thought was the derringer that could be concealed by a sleeve & strapped to the arm. We had toy ones as kids & I think a young Robert Culp played the gambling part in the western & dressed to the 9s: that was a long long time ago.
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