NAA Mini Pics

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you can get a sidewinder with both 22 magnum and 22lr cylinders
 
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MCGunner: how do you like the folding clip grip? I almost bought one of those one time but I decided against it at the last minute.
 
MCGunner: how do you like the folding clip grip? I almost bought one of those one time but I decided against it at the last minute.

I had one for a while and found that it didn't conceal well enough for me as the rear of the gun stuck up out of the pocket.
 
Thanks. I see it there, but not where I could buy one. Honestly, I am not entirely set on buying one right now, unless they may discontinue it at some point in the near future.
 
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MCGunner: how do you like the folding clip grip? I almost bought one of those one time but I decided against it at the last minute.


I had one for a while and found that it didn't conceal well enough for me as the rear of the gun stuck up out of the pocket.

I won't own a mini revolver without the holster/grip, myself. It hides in a pocket better than without it in my experience. It breaks up the outline, what little outline there is, and just looks like a folding knife in there. I carry my Black Widow in the same Blackhawk number 4 pocket holster that I carry my Taurus 85SSUL in. I carry it muzzle down folded. Hand in my pocket, I can partially open it if I feel the need. With the grip fully open, it's still easier to carry than my little .38 UL, though it don't fire a 158 grain HP, of course, or reload very fast. It's my church gun, low threat, but I still have something to carry in the restaurant after church. Remember the Killeen Lubys. The Black Widow is quite accurate and with the holster grips on all my guns, I can get a full grip on them. The grip that came on the Black Widow isn't bad, but is a little bulbous.

Another thing about the holster grip, when I wade fish, I can clip it to the top of my shirt collar to keep it out of the water. It looks like a knife clipped to my shirt's inside to anyone that might happen by. Again, a low risk environment, but I do have SOMEthing.

The folding holster grip makes the guns more shootable and gives 'em more versatility of carry. I can't shoot the little parrot's beak grips on the little NAAs, can' grip 'em without a bigger grip and this gives you a bigger grip without having a bigger revolver since they fold.

If it sticks out of your pocket, you must be carrying in a watch pocket. :rolleyes: Hell, mine'll even hide in many watch pockets!
 
thank you for pointing that mistake out Jframe

i have one orion from an early bird order with NAA. They are being sighted sporatically in gun stores around the country. The supply is increasing.
 
Forgive a noob for butting in, but I was sent a link to this thread.

I got this a few years back in a trade and it has become my daily carry. We can OC here in Louisiana, with no papers required. I clip it on my belt every morning. It's a .22LR in the old style folding grip. I load it with CCI Segmented Hollow Points.
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I got this one a while back NIB from the LGS. It hits the eight inch plates at twenty five yards every time.
6" Hogleg in .22mag.
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I bought this one second hand. A .22mag convertible with the .22lr cylinder. The computer controlled machining is so good that I can use the long rifle cylinder in any of my magnum revolvers with no timing issues.
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I added some pearl grips cause I live in NOLA and everyone needs a PIMP gun.
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This is my most recent addition to the herd. A .22 magnum Wasp.
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Well, . . . , I hope y'all've enjoyed looking at my little collection.
 
Ok, I don't usually play but what the heck. Yes, those are lasers. It let's these little guys plant 'em all in the 10 ring at 7 yards, but it's probably more useful in distracting the BG and make 'em laugh. That's when they get shot in the throat. ;)
 

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No pictures I just wish they would make another run of their break top version again. By the time I found out about them, NAA had stopped production and they were all sold out. Lack of demand couldn't be the excuse for not producing more of them.
 
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NAA was losing money on every top-break Ranger they were selling. The price was either $500 or $550 for the test market pieces. I've seen them going for as much as $3,000 as collector's pieces.

I don't think many people were willing to fork out $500 for a top-break Mini.
 
I would have given an extra $200 for a break top. The issue with me is that I would rather that break top have the longer grip and barrel than it was made with.

That may be the issue. Too many variations wanted, but not feasible.
 
Here are a few.
 

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Picked up my third mini-mag, a Sidewinder convertible, about a month ago. It is always in my pocket unless a larger caliber pistol is carried.
 
I have had a 22lr 1 5/8's for a few years. It is my "mushrooming/snake" gun. I load a couple cci shotshells then a few rem subsonics, which are a bit easier on the ears. Though it's been on and off a few times I have finally settled on using the holster grip. With so many people carrying these folding utility knives from home depot , it doesn't draw much attention. But I just don't use it much. I have always wanted the black widow, maybe I should put up a sale/swap add in the classifieds and get it over with.
 
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