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Anybody here have a North American Arms Mini revolver?Curious to see pictures and hear how well you like it.
Quote from: dks on January 05, 2016, 06:01:39 PMListening to the US president now, discussing the matter.I'm sure a lot of us are interested to hear what the Prez has to say,but,when we find out,let's not let it turn into a political furball
Listening to the US president now, discussing the matter.
Did I already ask if anyone here has one of them NAA mini revolvers?Thinking about picking one up.
As far as how I like it. I used to own two and regret selling one. I love how tiny it is, but they are VERY impractical. The grip is so tiny you can only get a one finger hold on it and even though its a .22 (many different .22 models) it is so small and you have such little grip it feels like it is going to flip out of your hand. When you hold the gun and aim the top "meaty" portion of your hand covers the front sight post and there is no rear sight (well its grooved). It is a "get off me" gun for sure. I would not want to try and be effective at more than 7 yards. The barrel is so short (on my model) it would not have much accuracy and velocity past that anyways. You can get a larger grip/pocket clip attachment which clips into your pocket and you fold out the gun like a knife and it sets at (close to) a 90 degree angle acting as a large grip. There are a bunch of different holsters and grips for the little guys. I would never carry it as a main carry gun only as a backup unless you absolutely had to carry something that small. With all that said it is a very neat gun and I would never get rid of the one I have left. I real quick story I will cut down considerably. I was at the range shooting. There was a very large man shooting very large guns and everyone was watching. I started a conversation with him and told him I would be right back. I brought out the NAA mini and he almost lost his smurf. He loved it and begged me to shoot it. If there is any specific info you want just ask. I forgot to add. They make a ankle holster for it which is perfect for a tiny gun. I will carry a J-Frame in a ankle holster, but even a small revolver like a J-Frame is substantial on the ankle. You would forget you even have the NAA on your ankle.
Which model do you have?Cant beat that holster for 20 bucks. You got the rough one?
I've been into lever actions lately due to an incident at the range I was using.My latest in 50-95. At $3 @ pop I will probably get into reloading for it if I shoot it much.http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=527427309
Quote from: jerseydevil on November 16, 2015, 01:13:17 AMNice, Chako. That particular rifle was made by Harrington & Richardson for many years in many different calibers and configurations. My dad has one in .45-70. A word of warning about the .223. The civilian and military chambering specs are different, so be careful shooting surplus 5.56x45 NATO.What JD said. Although anything chambered for 5.56 will shoot any .223 fine.This is my small group set up along with my Ruger 10/22.An attempt at the tackdriver game at 25 yards.
Nice, Chako. That particular rifle was made by Harrington & Richardson for many years in many different calibers and configurations. My dad has one in .45-70. A word of warning about the .223. The civilian and military chambering specs are different, so be careful shooting surplus 5.56x45 NATO.
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