Bought used NAA mini

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DDGator

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At a gun show this weekend I found a used NAA mini-revolver in .22 Mag. Knowing the quality of these guns and the lifetime guarantee, I didn't hesitate to buy it used. I got the gun, both cylinders (.22LR and .22 Mag), the oversize rubber grips, the IWB holster and the small gun rug -- for $155! The best part is that $75 was a trade of my old Grendel P12!

Took the mini to the range on Sunday and I was very impressed. I shot it out to 15 yards just for kicks. This thing shoots groups as well as the DAO snubbies I have had. Nice kick to it with the .22 mags, but not bad at all -- althoug the oversized grips probably help.

I know there are a lot of mini proponents on TFL. Count me in! For those of you would doubt what a fine firearm these minis are or how easy they are to shoot -- you gotta try it. The mini has become my 7 oz. gun for when I can't carry a gun!
 
My brother in law has one. I always felt like I was going to shoot one of my fingertips off while using it. I'd constantly check my finger position as I shot it. An interesting little weapon, the mini is.
 
Yeh, you got a great deal.....

I've owned three minis: a .22LR (too small for my hands!) and two .22MAGS. It has taken me a couple of years to really zero in and become accurate with these little cannons. I just ordered the oversize rubber grips for my current mini and it should improve security and comfort in my hands.

Ammo suggestion: I shoot nothing anymore than CCI Maxi-Max + V ammo. No keyholing, tremendous velocity (over 1,000 FPS out of a 1 1/8" barrel) and perfect reliability.
 
Ditto on that ammo choice! There is NO other for .22Mag minis :).

CCI rimfire ignition is first-rate; the only other choice is the Winchester Supreme but it doesn't go "bang" all the time for me :barf:.
 
The NAA mini revolvers are nice . I know people that actually carry 22 LR versions for years and shoot them regularly with no problems.:eek:
 
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