Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
SHOOTING VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=zJhuo74EzWQ
What sets apart an otherwise ordinary copy of a Browning vest pocket gun is the Lignose's one-handed cocking mechanism. The brass (or, more frequently, blued) trigger guard slides backward to chamber a round and cock the gun, readying it for fire. Be sure to check out my shooting videos to see my previous 2A in action!
Sorry about the glitchy transitions, btw. I spent quite a bit of time in Sony Vegas trying to smooth them out, to no avail. After three 4-hour renders, this was the best one, and I decided to post it. The information, the important part, is still there. I'll look up a tutorial for my next video to see where those glitches are coming from.
SHOOTING VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=zJhuo74EzWQ
What sets apart an otherwise ordinary copy of a Browning vest pocket gun is the Lignose's one-handed cocking mechanism. The brass (or, more frequently, blued) trigger guard slides backward to chamber a round and cock the gun, readying it for fire. Be sure to check out my shooting videos to see my previous 2A in action!
Sorry about the glitchy transitions, btw. I spent quite a bit of time in Sony Vegas trying to smooth them out, to no avail. After three 4-hour renders, this was the best one, and I decided to post it. The information, the important part, is still there. I'll look up a tutorial for my next video to see where those glitches are coming from.
