TTv2
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NAA bringing back the top break design, a design that had been dropped decades ago, shows they're interested in looking back in history to see what could be useful in mini revolvers today. I don't think the non swingouts would be popular, people would just view them as larger double action versions of the NAA. Every double action revolver made by a major manufacturer for decades has been a swing out cylinder, you reveal something that's a non swing out at SHOT and it's going to be laughed at.I wouldn’t mind NAA reviving the H&R/IJ non-swing cylinder double action pocket wheel guns…. seems a logical next step… or something like the early spur trigger centerfire fixed-cylinder
Unless it's a very light gun that could be carried as a backup to a primary handgun, it's a tough sell.
But, what the NAA rep said, it's going to be a "combination of two favorites" and something that's been requested for a few years. I could see it being an upscaled pull pin .32 ACP in either single or double action because for some reason people think .32 ACP is better than .32 S&W Long wadcutters.