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COP Derringer
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Compact Offduty Police = COP. This stainless steel 4-shot handgun that was intended as a backup arm for law enforcement officers. The heavy weight (28 oz.) of this pistol and limited firepower compared to other compact semi-automatic sidearms resulted in its discontinuation.