THE DAILY FUDD: E98: "A bit of fuddity would be good here -- It's as if they intentionally made these just advanced enough to be banned."

"Missed it by THAT much--but intentionally!"

Both are new to the gun market.

This first one has a standard ELEVEN-round magazine. They are marketing this with a magazine that is one single round into the, "Pay $200 or sell it back for a pittance" range.

POSSIBLE REDEMPTION: I can imagine liberals buying them now--yes, liberals buy handguns--then finding out the gun control they support bites them for that one round. Might help create pressure for lawmakers to raise the pistol-caliber mag capacity to something more like 20, which would save the vast majority of "standard-capacity" handgun mags.

Shooting Illustrated | First Shots: Taurus GX4 Handgun  https://www.shootingillustrated.com/articles/2021/5/19/first-shots-taurus-gx4-handgun 

The 50-round magazine I do get. And it does take the P/PS90 low-cap mags. What gets me is the weight: 3.2 pounds. AW bans tend to limit handguns to 50 ounces. That's 3.125 pounds. That's .075 pounds, or just over one single ounce, over the limit. ONE FREAKING OUNCE! (And it loads outside the pistol grip, which is another common AW "evil feature" for handguns.)

P50 - KelTec (keltecweapons.com)  https://www.keltecweapons.com/firearms/pistols/p50/

Folks, like the guy who invested in a Japanese restaurant in Hawaii the evening of December 7, 1941, or started a Confederate memorabilia museum just after the Charleston church shooting in 2015, if you buy one of these right now, you're taking an unbelievable risk, with the obvious reality right in front for them to see--or you are the dumbest box of rocks around.

There's a reason it's easier to find hicap mags than low-cap right now: The hicaps will likely be banned! 

I'm not sure if's more, the company is just greedy, or the buyers are dumb. But holding off for now might be a good ideal.

TDF INDEX: Cats, Guns, and National Security: THE DAILY FUDD index.  https://catsgunsandnationalsecurity.blogspot.com/2021/03/the-daily-fudd-index.html