http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/04/miniature-spy-guns-part-2.html
has photos of a very interesting pistol. It looks as though it was held in the palm, with the barrel protruding between the middle and ring finger, and a small button was used to fire.
The central mechanism is very odd, though. Apparently the cartridges were radiating outward from a central axis, not parallel as in a conventional revolver.
It's from the Chicago Fire Arms Company, and it's called a Protector, but one was used to kill President McKinley in 1901.
has photos of a very interesting pistol. It looks as though it was held in the palm, with the barrel protruding between the middle and ring finger, and a small button was used to fire.
The central mechanism is very odd, though. Apparently the cartridges were radiating outward from a central axis, not parallel as in a conventional revolver.
It's from the Chicago Fire Arms Company, and it's called a Protector, but one was used to kill President McKinley in 1901.