Here's one. (I'm pretty sure it was a reported as a mini-revolver)I'm looking for any news articles, police reports, or true stories where a NAA Mini Revolver was used in a shooting. Can you guys help me out? I know they're out there but I'm having trouble finding more than a couple of them.
Yes, there was a guy killed a few years ago in Buellton CA, by another guy using an NAA Mini. It was a road-rage incident. The shooter got 27 years, I think, although I'm not sure he deserved that long. I thought it seemed pretty close to a SD shooting, but I am sure a lot of details were left out in the news reports.
Probably couldn't afford OJ's defense team.
Now, son, I'd -really- appreciate it if you would quit using gun-grabber terminology. And if you want to do their research for them, fine. Just don't do it here.
Now, son, I'd -really- appreciate it if you would quit using gun-grabber terminology. And if you want to do their research for them, fine. Just don't do it here.
Can anybody here provide me with examples of the combat effectiveness of the NAA Mini Revolver as documented in newspaper accounts, police reports, and the like?
230RN said:Well, B yond, you gotta admit your question smacked of the flavor of some of the "baiting" posts by anti-gunners we've seen lately.
Seems they'll post a number of times to get out of the "low post" bracket, then throw in a looper.
Don't know the solution to the problem.
Not even absolutely sure it's a genuine problem.
Just starting to look that way, to me, in general, not with specific reference to your post.
It is a flat request for information.I'm looking for any news articles, police reports, or true stories where a NAA Mini Revolver was used in a shooting. Can you guys help me out? I know they're out there but I'm having trouble finding more than a couple of them.
b yond, since you claim to have only found a couple of incidents so far and are requesting more information, how about sharing those incidents with us with the proper citations like you would like us to provide?
Investigators say they were definitely going to rob him - possibly even kill him.
But an 80-year-old North Texan wasn't about to let that happen, so he took action.
One of the suspects is in the hospital and both are facing charges.
Two men obviously thought James Pickett, 80, was an easy target when they showed up at his home on Saturday with a knife.
"He just came through that door, stabbing and beating," said Pickett.
Captain Clint Pullin said it looked as though the men wanted to kill him.
But before you worry too much about Pickett, learn a bit more about him.
He's a WWII veteran, former firefighter and lifelong John Wayne devotee.
In short, even at 80, he is someone you just don't mess with.
What the men didn't know is Picket had taken a pistol and put it in his pocket before opening the door.
The brothers may have planned to kill James Pickett, investigators say.
"He jumped and turned and I shot him," Picket said.
The two brothers, Paul and Holden Perry, ran but didn't get far before calling an ambulance.
A bullet just missed Paul Perry's spine.
"The only problem was I run out of bullets," Picket said.
A neighbor describes Picket as a "hero."
Worried about retribution, friends are sticking close.
Both brothers face assault, burglary and robbery charges.
Deputies assure James Pickett they aren't likely to get out of jail anytime soon but he isn't worried.
"I think I'm a ten times better shot than and he is... But they best not come back," he said.
Well, B yond, you gotta admit your question smacked of the flavor of some of the "baiting" posts by anti-gunners we've seen lately.
Seems they'll post a number of times to get out of the "low post" bracket, then throw in a looper.