Assuming you can find one, seeing as they're 104 years old:



If you can't read the text:

"Pefectly accurate, all stell, beautifully funished and can be used either as a rifle or a pistol. Breech system same as that used on the Quakenbush safety rifle. The skeleton stock can be moved in and out quickly and is held firmly when in place. the form of stock and pistol grip are such that the rifle comse to the shoulder, hand and eye as convenlently as any rifle. Each rifle is tested beofre leaving the works. Shoots 22 short, 22 long, 22 long rifle, or 22 shot cartriges.
No. 34689 22-caliber, whole length 27 inches, closed 16 inches, 12-inch barrel; weight, 31 oz. Each ...........................................$3.90"

Just thought it was a goofy little gun to show you, noticed it in a 1900 Sears & Roebuck catalogue.

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Do you know how many times I wished I had one of those so I could shoot these anal yuppie white-collar businessmen asshole c*cksuckers who park their cars in the middle of the sidewalk and have their sprinklers shooting water across the sidewalk and into the road? These are the same people who California-roll through turns at intersections assuming I will stop for them, yeah, I'll stop for you, when I pile into the side of your Cadillac DeVille at 40 plus, fly over the hood of your car and roll to a stop in the grass unscathed. Which I have done before.

Anyone know where I can get one

You could just get a spear and put it on your bike. Go into a car, make a few holes in it, run into a truck, puncture the tires, etc.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976466276.htm

there you go. oldschool to the extreme.

Edit: linked to a cheaper one.

this must be where the drive by shotting origionated

Quote: Originally Posted by DuplexEmotions Just thought it was a goofy little gun to show you, noticed it in a 1900 Sears & Roebuck catalogue.

Do you have a original 1900 Sears catalogue? Or is it a reprint?

It's a reprint, sadly. the 1970 reprint.