concealability

This concealability was the main reason for the weapon's fame.

The second model with a three and a quarter inch barrel, for concealability.

The experts said the light weight, concealability and destructive force of plastic explosives had made them favored terrorist weapons.

And if there were, spreading the alteration via 'a cold' would have the advantage of maximum concealability, as well.

Mobility and easy concealability were highly prized features.

It was favored due to its concealability in the sleeve until the actual fight began (mêlée) on the streets.

I had a second gun for comfort and concealability: a Firestar, a compact little 9mm with a seven-shot magazine.

What the Czech gun lacked in concealability, it made up for in stopping power and accuracy.

What they lack in power, they make up for it in light weight, small size, concealability and practicality.

Due to their light weight and concealability, Lord Date insisted that women within his household be trained in the art, as a method of self-defense.

A must for those operatives who want the concealability of a pistol without sacrificing the knockdown power of a shotgun.

Even though the bowie knife caused more damage, the stiletto knife was given the edge because of its concealability and speed.

However, its increased load and calibre make it a much bulkier weapon that the Viper, dropping its concealability to (L).

Revolvers were a popular weapon to gunfighters who were horsemen, cowboys, and lawmen because of their concealability and effectiveness on horseback.

Up to two holders may be worn on a shoulder holster (one on the holster itself, and the other under the opposite arm), although they dramatically reduce concealability.

Telescopic - Telescopic batons are rigid batons that are capable of collapsing to a shorter length for greater portability and concealability.

Bolos and baliswords were used during the revolutions against the colonialists not only because ammunition for guns was scarce, but also for concealability while walking in crowded streets and homes.

They first appeared on the market in 1994 as a more compact alternative to the full-sized Beretta 92 service pistol in order to offer a compromise between concealability, ease of carry, accuracy and firepower.

Concealability and portability: Increased ease with which people, including youths, could bring alcohol to places where it is banned, such as movie or concert venues, schools, or parks (concern for increased alcohol consumption, especially by at-risk persons)

The P25 is aimed extensively at the civilian market as a self-defense weapon due to its concealability, but is somewhat less favorable compared to the M57, M88 and CZ 99 pistols due to its small caliber.

Sounding sinister, he says, "I like the concealability, it's the best part," and admits he couldn't pass the background check required to buy a gun from a licensed dealer — but not from a private dealer like the one at the gun show.