R J Braverman received a Patent and ATF classification for the Stinger Pen Gun design in 1991 and licensed American Derringer to market the gun under the name Model 2 Pen Gun. In 1992 Braverman took control of the project and marketed the gun as the Stinger Pen Gun. It garnered a dedicated following due to its status as the only pen gun approved and classified as a non-NFA pistol by the ATF.
The passage of the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act in 1993 disrupted our ability to maintain a high production level in 1994.
The Stinger was manufactured by R J Braverman Corp from 1991-1992 in Peabody, Massachusetts, 1992-1994 in Meredith, New Hampshire. and 1995-1996 in Belmont, New Hampshire.
In 2002 Braverman licensed a Canadian company to manufacture the Stinger Pen Pistol in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan under the company name Stinger Mfg. until 2004.
R J Braverman LLC has filed a new Patent and is working on new 12-inch barrels in 22WMR and 25ACP for long range accuracy. If you are a firearms enthusiast who owns a Stinger Pen Gun, register your contact information to ensure updates and immediate access upon availability.