WOW I didn't know there was a top break offering and speed loaders!Even if you don't like to carry them for self defense they are still fun to own and shoot.
I have a PUG, that has XS Big Dots on it, and thats about the closest of the three I have, that has a sight alignment. And even then, its kind of a guess. Ive never really been a fan of the big dots anyway.They're not as bad as people think, but there are days where I can shoot it at 10 yards and hit an 8 inch steel plate 4/5 times and days where I can't hit it at all. There are different techniques you can try to see what works best for you, one of the ways I'll shoot them are I'll do a two hand grip and use both my index fingers to pull the trigger.
I think a lot of the accuracy issues have to do with the sights and the laser grips they make for these NAA's would work wonders.
I haven't checked in about 20 years - but - at one time, it was possible to buy each and every different model, in every caliber & configuration, the NAA made.Just put a NAA 22 Revolver on layway
Even if you don't like to carry them for self defense they are still fun to own and shoot.
Please tell me about your experience and impressions of the Ranger II top break model. I am considering buying either the Sidewinder or top break model and would love to hear your thoughts. Is the cylinder release on the top break easy to operate or do you have to fiddle with it?