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Short range sniping.

Does such a tactic exist? Can anyone imagine a scenario where it would be necessary to approach a heavily armed and extremely dangerous suspect, say one in an airport surrounded by hostages, and remain unnoticed until the second you took him out with 3600 foot pounds of bullet energy before he could "pull the pin"? Possible?

The gun dubbed the MMGS-WR-300 could be concealed under an overcoat for a close approach to a very dangerous subject, and a quick drop to one knee while angling the .300 Win. Mag. up would impart a great deal of stopping power.

McCann Industries, is an interesting place where ideas fly around like metal shavings from one of the several lathes, grinders, CNCs or whatever. The "wrist rifle" is a "compact hunting rifle" with an overall length of 28.5 inches and combined weight of 7 pounds, 12 ounces - including 4x Leupold scope, three-round magazine (inside a pistol grip), bi-pod and sling! In the interest of judgment towards concealability, its height is 8.75 inches and width is 2.75 inches.

The action is a forged Mauser bolt action with Beuler safety and the bolt knob and bolt stop (ejector housing) are both checkered. The trigger has an adjustable pull and it, along with its housing, follower and spring, trigger bar and tunnel, the action, barrel and magazine all remove as a modular unit. And, the barrel is ported and fluted.

The stock, with pistol grip and thumbhole, is laminated hardwood, finished in camouflage with other options in stock material and finish - as well as options in major calibers.