One of my guns came with the holster grip. As goofy as they look, they do feel good in the hand. Kind of defeats the purpose of a "little gun" though.
One of my other guns came with the cowboy SAA type grip, and a cylinder with some sort of scroll engraving on it, as well as a plain cylinder and a pair of pearlite type grips. Same thing, the bigger grips kind of defeats the purpose, or at least for me.
I put the plain cylinder in the gun and the grips and other cylinder are going up on eBay with the holster grip and some other stuff I got with other guns Ive picked up over the past year.
I guess theres a big collector market for these guns, especially considering some of their other offerings and the questionable usefulness of some of them.
Im thinking the smaller 22mag versions are the most realistic "sweet spot" for them.
I havent bought one of the belt buckles yet, but dont think I didnt look at them.
Yea, I am from "that era", and did have the Matty Mattel derringer version that went along with my "greenie stick'm cap" six-shooters.
He stated he "would have shot them more if he had of had more bullets". You go gramps.
And thats why I carry a Glock 17 as a primary gun.
If Im carrying one of the NAA's, and get to the point I need it, Im not doing too well.