Met Police officer showing seized guns

The video discusses a 150-year-old pinfire weapon, highlighting its unique firing mechanism and legal status. Without ammunition, it is legal to own as an antique, but with ammunition, it becomes prohibited. The video explores the rarity of ammunition, the weapon's concealability, and its potential lethality. It also touches on recent seizures of similar weapons and the involvement of organized crime in manufacturing ammunition. The need for legislative changes is mentioned, and a comparison with modern firearms is made.

How does the concealability of this weapon affect its potential use?

What actions are being considered regarding legislation on antique weapons?