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Getting back to vintage-tech, this extreme example of palm-sized, spring operated pistol hails from the bad old days of prohibition and gangsters - when arson was the main occupier of the firemen. They were manufactured by the Chicago Fire Arms Company, usually 32 caliber. One was used to assassinate President McKinley in 1901.

The Sedgley OSS .38 glove pistol is a World War II firearm. It was manufacted by Sedgley, Philadelphia for the U.S. Marines and the U.S. Navy. Its ammunition capacity is a single .38 bullet. It appears in the book Ultimate Spy (by H. Keith Melton) It was designed by the Naval Intelligence Office. It is fired by pressing a plunger down.

The funny looking ones:

[SIZE=3]My favorite.Believe it or not it's a flintlock, 18th century [/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Not bad looking for a cannon! how impressive and impactive![/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Multiple gun barrel Scared? [/SIZE][SIZE=3]It never misses![/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Why go horizontal when vertical is possible!![/SIZE]

[SIZE=3]Just one question: what about the fire pin? How does it move to hit the right position to make the fire?[/SIZE]

估计他手头当时就那一种可选的武器吧。毕竟俩人那会儿是盛装出席准备参加宴会的行头，而且匕首的效率不见得比爆头高。

Quentin Tarantino追求视觉暴力美,是否合情合理倒是次要的

一个小小的细节问题你居然能考证出这么多来，佩服啊~

估计是中国古代的暗器大多失传，所以后世中外各国只能想其他办法，呵呵