Comments by "" (@RedXlV) on "Algimech AGM-1: A Short-Lived Italian 9mm Bullpup" video.

@VMEMotor5 To be fair, you can't conceal a mace very easily. A lot of restrictions on bladed weapons are based on stuff that's easy for a criminal to conceal. That doesn't make throwing star bans any less stupid, of course. I would honeslty be surprised if any western nation has ever had a throwing star murder happen. I suppose it's possible that assassins in feudal Japan might have killed somebody with a throwing star at some point, but only if it were poison coated.
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I'm guessing that import mark really does refer to Douglas County, Nevada. And that the county rather than a city is on the mark because the importer was in more or less the middle of nowhere, outside of any city's limits. And "Silver Bullet" is probably the importer's name.
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@FlymanMS The caliber is because it was originally meant to be a submachine gun. It's in the worldwide standard caliber for such weapons.
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@mjriemen That makes sense. The AGM-1 dates to just a few years before California's "assault weapon ban". Most likely this gun was imported around 1990, at which point it would've been banned in CA.
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