BBQ gun for small gatherings.

[pecosriver]

I've carried a NAA .22 mag for several years. Regardless of what I've read,I've been unable to carry anything larger comfortably concealed. I'm 5'4" and wear shorts and a t-shirt most of the time. I just got it back from a friend who engraved it and added a laser sight. I've got several guns ,including several engraved. The photos don't do it justice,but I think this one will be with me wherever I go. I carry it in the cell phone case (undetectable)($1 at Dollar Tree). Better than nothing and beautiful besides.View attachment 120126

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[pecosriver]

NAA

P.S. those are stag grips.

 

[madcratebuilder]

That filled my drool bucket. Excellent engraving, I would like that on my NAA and I generally don't care for engraving.

The NAA is my choice when dressed light, that doesn't happen often here in the Pacific Northwest.

 

[mec]

dang! relief engraving. Well done, too. I also like the neck holster.

 

[MCgunner]

WOW, that's pretty danged sharp! I'm a sucker for stag grips, too, have a set of Sanbar on an engraved stainless Blackhawk. That's the only engraving I've had done.

 

[257x50]

A niche or purpose built gun. I am tres amazed!

Looks nice.

 

[frankge]

my wife has one as her second carry (when her dress is a small as the gun) Its loaded with stingers. Tested this out on some grapefruit recently... argue about it begin too small all you want I'll refer you to the grapefruit.

 

[wvshootist]

Grapefruit normally do not shoot back at you.

 

[dovedescending]

Unless you live in Soviet Russia, where grapefruit spoons you.

I love that laser sight. Not sure how helpful it would be, but wow. You should repost these pictures under the "Steampunk Carry" thread, I think it may at least halfway qualify.

 

[Iggy]

Small affair, small gun.

Seecamp 32ACP


Wife and I both carry them when nothing else works.

 

[WardenWolf]

Pretty little gun. I can understand carrying being an issue, being that short. I'm 5'8", and I carry a Polish P-64 crossdraw on my left side. Handle forward dramatically improves concealability and comfort. No matter how I bend or sit, it's not going to hurt me.

 

[pecosriver]

BBQ

The nice thing about the laser - you just put the dot on your target,even if you are holding the gun waist high. The primitive sights on the gun are too hard for me to see,day or night.

 

[MCgunner]

The laser would be much more useful in low light. While I don't have a big problem with the sights in bright light, though they are slow to acquire 'cause the gun doesn't point natural and you have to look for 'em, they're near impossible to use in low light and not just dark, but low light. I'm still considering a laser. Don't add much in bulk and weight. I think a Black Widow (with the better sights) might make a better always gun in a folding holster grip for me, though.

One of my uses for the NAA is a fishing gun. When wade fishing, I clip it to the top of my shirt where it won't get wet. I don't think electronics would last long in a salt environment and lord help ya if you dropped it in the water.

 

[pecosriver]

BBQ

I'm sure you are right about the salt water environment,but we don't have a lot of salt water in New Mexico. The little laser is well sealed with O rings,however. To me ,the benefits far outweigh the risks of damage.

 

[MartinS]

There are folks that insist on style no matter what, and they bless the eyes of all the rest of us. Thanks for the photos pecos.

 

[dovedescending]

It occurs to me... with engraving and style like that, what's with the $1 cell case? For discrete carry, sure, but I'd get another cell phone case for those occasions when you're just showing off... something along these lines.

http://www.wildwestliving.com/western-razor-cellphone-holder-mfwn7465608.html

 

[rmfnla]

Anyone who's read my posts knows I'm no NAA fan. I'm also not real big on laser sights but this gun just makes me smile.

Nice engraving, too!

 

[pecosriver]

BBQ

The fancy cell phone cases are too stiff and don't close flush enough to keep from exposing part of the gun butt.The vecro solves that,but more importantly,I know what I'm carrying,and the extras were for my pleasure. The sorry cell phone case just adds to that. Friends I've shown the gun to are amazed that I'm armed but, knowing me,they would be more amazed if I had a fancy(translated-expensive) case.

 

[bikerbill]

lovely work ... just got a Pug two weeks ago and I love it; slips right in my pocket when I take the pooch for a walk, not great accuracy at 7 yds from a 1-inch barrel, but I put all the shots on an 8-inch target ... it ain't a .45, but it beats a stick any day ...

 

[MCgunner]

The fancy cell phone cases are too stiff and don't close flush enough to keep from exposing part of the gun butt.The vecro solves that,but more importantly,I know what I'm carrying,and the extras were for my pleasure. The sorry cell phone case just adds to that. Friends I've shown the gun to are amazed that I'm armed but, knowing me,they would be more amazed if I had a fancy(translated-expensive) case.

Yeah, but you'd only wear the fancy case to BBQs.

 

[M16]

Be careful carrying your gun in a cell phone case. When your phone rings you may reach in the case and stuff the NAA in your ear. Great looking gun.