NAA .22lr Mini Revolver Full Review.

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[@JohnPublic-dk7zd]

We own this little monster...it goes to the range more often than any other gun we own, constant practice a requirement...we never shoot beyond 10 feet, most often 5-8 feet...two quick shots the goal, we very rarely carry the gun but it is a welcome option...you need the folding grip, it would help you considerably, although I must note we use the stock grip, having smaller hands...the recoil will roll the gun upward which facilitates recocking for the next shot, as I kinda pinch the the gun between thumb and forefinger, which also helps keep the tip of same finger on trigger (it may be actually easier to operate one handed, and I find I am fair to decent with either hand, there simply no great place for second hand on this gun)...we shoot any kind of .22 at the range, load velocitors for carry...we have over a 1,000 rounds through ours, with 100% reliability even shooting primarily bulk ammo (amazing)...rule #1, have a gun, applies, but a person has to know exactly how tiny the niche is for these guns...when we shopped for the niche it came down to the NAA or a Bond, the lightness and utter concealability led to the NAA...some folks collect these guns, I wouldn't mind a couple more, but having at least one is a carry option, albeit a last resort option...

[@SlimCowboy]

Some very good points

[@robertmitch85]

I like the new beginning to your videos

[@SlimCowboy]

Thanks

[@SCVGun]

I have one of these and added the folding grip. It made a lot of difference.

[@SlimCowboy]

I think that would help me a lot

[@44Mag]

I carried one of these every day for 10 years at a non-permissive job that I had. I got where I could hit a coke can 3 of the 5 shots at about 10 feet. I found when I have not shot it in a while, I tend to draw a little blood from a poor hold. (The back edge of that cylinder is sharp!) Once the LCP was released, I switched to that, and have carried it daily for the past 12 years. I will still drop the little NAA in my pajama pocket once in a while.

[@Portuguese-linguica]

I'm interested in the star wars helmets.

[@NDSTRUCTIBLE1]

I have the NAA PUG-TC 22Mag, the NAA 22MC-R 22Mag, and the NAA 22MC-P 22Mag. They are backup guns for pocket carry in the summer and my shorts aren't as deep as my normal pockets. I would never use one as a primary CCW unless it was all I could possibly get by with.

[@PewPewPew911]

That’s for us Floridians who are always in shorts and a T-shirt. It takes a lot of practice to get good with. I love the term, experts gun. I haven’t actually heard that before but I totally agree.

[@drugsarebad97]

Yeah any gun that requires an absolute near perfect handling of the gun to ensure safety is an expert gun . So pretty much any gun that doesn’t have a safety.

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Too small for my hand had to go with a j frame (s&w 43c) for edc... but I think they are cool and always get tempted, the pin removal putting fingers in front of barrel is always what prevents me from wanting to get / try one at range

[@drugsarebad97]

I mean sure it’s not the best self defense gun, but out of everyone who’s talked badly about mine no one has offered to let me pop them with it

[@user-xr4ev8nc7p]

Wtf does it all come with? Nobody says shit.

[@SlimCowboy]

Pretty much just comes with the pistol and a little lockbox.

[@VMJM85]

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