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Re: Small Guns

Postby Pat on Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:30 am

Now THAT'S a mouse gun! But not for the ham-handed...
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Re: Small Guns

Postby Magnum Wheel Man on Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:37 am

am I in the semi auto section ??? no mention of NAA Mini revolvers...

I have one as a back up / back up a "snake Eyes" edition in 22 LR ( see my avitar ) ... I've been very impressed with the quality... I've practiced with it enough to be able to shoot it pretty well...

... being a bigger guy. from there, my gun size goes up to an Air Weight J frame in 32 H&R magnum, or a CZ 75 compact in 9mm ( neither is really very "small" )

because of the quality of my NAA mini, I'd kind of like to try a NAA Guardian in ther bottlenecked 32 NAA or 25 NAA... anyone have or shot either of those ???
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Re: Small Guns

Postby Squib Joe on Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:28 pm

I am a big fan of North American Arms, but I can't say that I've heard much good about the 25NAA or 32NAA
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Re: Small Guns

Postby 1911fan on Wed Jul 09, 2008 10:32 pm

I had a couple of the little Star S models, in 380 and .22 and they were a kick, right now my smaller pistols are a compact p99 walther, a compact glock, a few j frames and a baby browning.


For the most oart I see them as basically only good for backup.
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