World’s first handgun for disabled unveiled in US
The disabled or wheelchair-bound people are most likely to be victims of serious crime. They are restricted in movement and often need help in personal defense situations. That’s where the Palm Pistol comes in.
The gadget has been designed by US-based company Constitution Arms. And it’s the world's first handgun for people with disability.
The single-shot weapon looks like a perfume bottle, maybe more like an asthma bottle.
The pistol is held in the palm of the hand, with the barrel extending between the fingers. The trigger would be at the top, squeezed by the user's thumb.
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