Smallest handgun you’ve owned

Little NAA Black Widow in 22lr

 

Smallest for me is a S&W Shield. I remain tempted, however, by a Ruger LCP II.

 

I think my smallest is my mom's Beretta 1950 in .22 short.

 

Boberg XR-9S

 

Beretta 21A in .25 ACP

 

Had a Belgium made baby Browning .25 auto, and stupidly sold it. Smallest now is a Freedom Arms .22 in the belt buckle and an NAA .22, that in a kydex holster on a neck cord, both 5 shot LRs

 

Both of these should qualify,

an 1898 H&R pocket in .22short


And a Cobra in .22LR and .22WMR
Smallest I have that actually shoot.

 

That looks exactly like mine!

 

Smallest, strangest; a Bernardelli Baby in .22 Long. Not Long Rifle, Long. It would be hard to feed now, but back then, ammo could be had about anywhere.

 

Not the smallest around, but I do like this little .22 S&W Model 61. Good shooter for what it is.

 

NAA mini in 22mag. One of the few firearms I regret selling. Even with the small grip I was quite accurate with it. Shooting 20oz bottles at 7-10 yards was pretty entertaining.

 

I must say its my Ruger SP 101....I can handle the recoil with no discomfort at all even shooting .357 hollow point....I can even conceal it when I wear a loose blouse. I really don't like recoil so it suits me to a tee

 

Davis stack barrel rimfire darrenger.
Small enough to fit completely in blue jean watch pocket.

My smallest, also the heaviest trigger pull of any firearm (18 lbs).

 

Sig Sauer P938 legion

 

Keltec p32 and a Rossi princess

 

Bought this little guy at a swap meet about 10yrs ago. H&R 22LR. Shoots better than it looks...lol.

 

Kahr p380

 

I keep hoping they will do another run of them so I can get one to go with the 21A 22 and 3032.

 

I had an RG 5-shot .22 revolver with a wobbly pinned barrel. If I oriented it correctly, it would lay on my palm without overlapping. My current general EDC is a Ruger LC9s, and it's not a lot larger than that RG was.

 

I have always wanted to get the .22 short version of the NAA mini but I can barely hold onto the .22lr version so going smaller doesn't make any sense.

 

Really like your 92..thinking about getting a grip like that for mine..

 

Seecamp 25 ACP

 

I have VERY long fingers (2XL gloves) and the Hogue grip on my Beretta is just about to big for me. I love Hoge and Pachmeyer finger grove rubber grips because I get a better grip on the hand gun and better control with less grip effort. I think I might go back to the stock grips on my Beretta though. I love the finger groove grips on my 1911's and don't think I would own a 1911 without them!

P.S. For comparison I have absolutely no problem with the size of the Grip on my Desert Eagle L5!