NAA Mini Revolver Big Fun With Little Revolver

[Randyc74]

I've always been intrigued by the Swiss watch like qualities of the North American Arms Mini Revolvers. I've had this one for 11 years and have wore it around my neck, in my pocket, on my belt, and in my boot. This is the .22 LR version. I'm thinking about picking up a PUG version next.
I'd like to see some photos of everyone else's NAA minis and holsters.

Randy

 

[No Quarter]

Randy,

I have three of them. A .22 short with pearl grips, a .22lr like yours and a 1 5/8" .22 mag. I love 'em.

Are you able to make that little pouch holster in such a way that is does not reveal the outline of the gun and could be carried on the bely in the open? If you can, I sure do want one!

Thanks,

NQ

 

[ArmedBear]

I just got one used recently. It's a cool little thing. Haven't actually carried it yet, though I have a little IWB holster that came with it.

Ever shoot it with tracers?

It doesn't always light them up, but usually they work fine. Definitely worth trying.

 

[revolverforums]

The NAA are so small you carry them in your pocket with change and never know you have them. My NAA 22 mag beside a 649.

 

[wyocarp]

I have a couple of them. One needs to be sent back to be fixed. The other, well, I don't have a clue where it is. I think it's in a coat pocket but I have too many coats I guess and don't which one it is in. The pug is neat because of the 22 magnum and they are actually a gun that one can hit something with which is amazing to me.

Well, I just asked my wife about the coat I thought it was in. Her reply: "It's in the front closet with the mini .22 in the pocket." "Thanks honey." (Funny thing is that I didn't say anything to her about the gun.)

 

[Janos Dracwlya]

I only get to shoot it when he lets me.



I made the belt, holster and pouch. There are ten or eleven loops around the back for ammunition.

 

[mgkdrgn]

My NAA Black Widow in 22Mag is my daily carry. Hardly even notice it in my right front pocket.

 

[krs]

Janos,

You are truly a very sick man.