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Abstract

A pocket-carried handgun has a planar body having opposed major faces, the body having a periphery defined by opposed elongated top and bottom edges and opposed front and rear edges, the body defining a trigger aperture extending between major faces at an intermediate position away from the periphery, a trigger lever extending from the body into the trigger aperture, and the body defining a grip aperture proximate the trigger aperture and toward the bottom edge. The body may have a rectangular form. The top and bottom edges may be straight edges parallel to each other. The front and rear edges may be straight edges parallel to each other. There may be a removable plug occupying the trigger aperture. The plug may include a portion occupying the grip aperture. The plug may define a space for closely receiving a portion of the trigger lever.

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