Before NAA & I severed a professional relationship some time back, I worked with about a dozen of their small revolvers across several models & in four calibers, over a period of 15 years or so.
I carried one as a shirt-pocket absolutely-last-ditch-proposition in uniform for the last two or three years of a police career.
I still have that one & one other.
I was under no illusions about what they were & were not.
The only two problems I ever encountered with NAA revolvers were tumbling bullets in a .17-caliber version test gun, and some misfires in my own .22 Mag gun.
I drove the .22 Mag down to the plant & had 'em change the hammer nose angle while I waited. After corrections, no further problems.
I've never had one fall apart & I don't consider them junk.
Denis
I carried one as a shirt-pocket absolutely-last-ditch-proposition in uniform for the last two or three years of a police career.
I still have that one & one other.
I was under no illusions about what they were & were not.
The only two problems I ever encountered with NAA revolvers were tumbling bullets in a .17-caliber version test gun, and some misfires in my own .22 Mag gun.
I drove the .22 Mag down to the plant & had 'em change the hammer nose angle while I waited. After corrections, no further problems.
I've never had one fall apart & I don't consider them junk.
Denis