Police have smashed a Sydney pen-gun syndicate accused of supplying miniature weapons to bikies and organised criminals.
The James Bond-inspired weapons are made to look like pens, key rings and mobile phones.
Their ability to be easily hidden was most concerning, especially in the current climate of the high terror alert, police said.
NSW Police Firearms and Organised Crime Squad (FAOCS) arrested the alleged manufacturer of the home-made weapons last week and seized three golden pen guns.
Police will allege Shane Kemp, 27, made eight-centimetre pens with the ability to shoot bullets from common items sold at hardware stores.
So far, officers have found 14 of the guns he allegedly sold at various locations across south-western Sydney.
They were sold for as little as $100 each.
Mr Kemp was arrested in a Carnes Hill car park last Wednesday as bewildered shoppers walked past.
Police allege the West Hoxton man was…
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