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#319 From: "lenny A" <lha477@...>
Date: Fri Sep 18, 2009 5:56 pm
Subject: Hello from Provo Utah 		lha477
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Hi I used to work at NAA and i love ther guns

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#318 From: "jmanneri" <jmanneri@...>
Date: Fri Sep 18, 2009 4:50 pm
Subject: Re: INTERESTING What Do YOU Carry? 		jmanneri
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I wanted to get back to the original question on "What do you carry?".  While I
love my NAA .22lr mini, primarily for to excellent engineering and percision, I
have never had occassion to carry it.  I do carry a KelTec P-32.  I find it so
light and conveinent that I just have never bothered to carry the NAA mini.  The
.32 cal. is a bit more impact than the .22lr. and the KT is probably a little
safer to carry due to accidental discharge that can occur with the revolver. 
KelTec = 7 rounds of .32 vs. NAA mini = 5 rounds of .22lr.

Just my 2 cents.

jim


--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "Darvell" <darvellh@...> wrote:
>
> --- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@> wrote:
> >
> > Ah! Found it!
> > Scroogle.org to the rescue!
> > http://www.naaminis.com/naaveloc.html
> >  
> > According to everything they offer there, if you use 22lr, you should use
CCI Stingers, Feeral Classic 31gr HP, or Remington Yellow Jacket.
> >  
> > Their data showed the Magnum rounds to deliver more velocity.  And the
Magnum round to use is the CCI Maxi Mag +V.
> >  
> > 2guntom
>
> Apologies to 2guntom. All members are moderated in this group to prevent
spammers from signing up and using the list for their own purposes. If anybody
has had problems posting, please email me at Darvell@... Thanks.
>
> Darvell
>

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#317 From: "Darvell" <darvellh@...>
Date: Fri Sep 18, 2009 3:10 am
Subject: Re: INTERESTING [What Do YOU Carry?] NAA Ballistics 		darvellh
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--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:
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> Ah! Found it!
> Scroogle.org to the rescue!
> http://www.naaminis.com/naaveloc.html
>  
> According to everything they offer there, if you use 22lr, you should use CCI
Stingers, Feeral Classic 31gr HP, or Remington Yellow Jacket.
>  
> Their data showed the Magnum rounds to deliver more velocity.  And the Magnum
round to use is the CCI Maxi Mag +V.
>  
> 2guntom

Apologies to 2guntom. All members are moderated in this group to prevent
spammers from signing up and using the list for their own purposes. If anybody
has had problems posting, please email me at Darvell@.... Thanks.

Darvell

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#316 From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Date: Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:49 am
Subject: Re: INTERESTING [What Do YOU Carry?] NAA Ballistics 		twoguntom2007
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Ah! Found it!
Scroogle.org to the rescue!
 
According to everything they offer there, if you use 22lr, you should use CCI Stingers, Feeral Classic 31gr HP, or Remington Yellow Jacket.
 
Their data showed the Magnum rounds to deliver more velocity.  And the Magnum round to use is the CCI Maxi Mag +V.
 
2guntom




--- On Sat, 8/22/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, August 22, 2009, 9:24 PM



I'll look around for them!  I can't remember exactly where I seen the info we've been discussing.

--- On Fri, 8/21/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:

From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "NAA Group" <naaminiguns@yahoogroups.com>, "NAA Owns Group Message Post" <NAAOG@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, August 21, 2009, 8:39 AM



Does anybody have a link to articles or charts with data for the 22lr and 22mag cartridges out of 1-1/8, 1-5/8, 2, and 4 inch barrels?


--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Freddie P.. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:20 PM



I too have heard the stories and seen the ballistics charts to prove what you said is true about the .22LR nearly matching the .22Mag in these little revolvers.  My main reason for preferring the Mag is purely ergonomics!  It just fits better!!  I've had both and sold the LR version for the simple fact was it was just too small for me!  I like things with a little more size to carry.  You know, like a Ruger Alaskan!! LOL

 

 --- On Tue, 8/18/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: NAAMiniGuns@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 8:38 PM




I was talking to a guy today about the NAA mini revolvers.  He did some extensive testing with the Magnum and the LR versions.  The chronograph was the most interesting.   He said the 22 Mag didn't start to come alive until it was propelled through a 6" barrel.  He said if you use CCI Stingers in the 22lr, you get almost the same velocity as you do with the Magnum rounds.  The difference wasn't enough to warrant the extra expense of the Magnum rounds.
 
He also warned of the "safety notches" between the chambers.  He said the little guns are notorious for the hammers getting out of the notch and on a loaded round.  He suggested that the hammer should be allowed to rest over an empty chamber.  He offered a story to back this- someone he knew carried one of the Magnum minis in his pocket.  He was at the tanning bed for a quick tint before a vacation trip.  He was in a hurry, quickly disrobed and headed for the bed.  In the process he heard a "pop" that he suspected was a bed bulb.  He then felt a warm rush down his neck, touched it, and saw blood.  In the process he noticed his mini revolver on the floor and immediated realized what had happened.
 
The bullet had struck his jawbone.  The bullet shrapnelled and tore in every direction.  At the angle of trajectory, if it had missed his jawbone, it would have been fatal.  He did live, but he missed his vacation trip.
 
After thinking about that story, I feel the blame should be partially shared with the individual, and not rest solely on the revolver.  "In a hurry" should never be included with firearm handling.  Fiream retention is an important function of any holster.  Firearms should be dealt with independantly of clothing being put on or removed.
 
I just wanted to pass that on.
 
2guntom

--- On Mon, 8/17/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 9:16 PM



I'm actually kind of fond of the little North American Arms mini revolvers in .22 Mag.!  It's not the flashiest or the most expensive but it's small enough of a package to go anywhere you can legally carry!!!  I actually have odd tastes in carry guns but I'll leave that alone, LOL!
 
 
--- On Mon, 8/17/09, gary <gkk1011@...> wrote:

From: gary <gkk1011@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 7:38 PM

 
 
Back to guns, i have a security/gun shop that specializes in conceal & carry firearms its call Smart Security and its in Hastings MN.  anyway, i was wondering if i can get some input on you others out there on what guns do you like to carry?  Now i am looking for carry guns not just good shooters, because i think its like trying to get performance and enconomry from a car, you might come close but you cannot have both, so you have to pick one or the other.  So what is everyone carring?
 
Right now we been trying to keep Kel-teks and Ruger LCP's in stock.  It looks like the tend is to get smaller.  Let me know what you think?
Gary
 
 




















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#315 From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Date: Sat Aug 29, 2009 2:14 am
Subject: Re: INT... [What Do YOU Carry?] NAA Ballistics 		twoguntom2007
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Have you seen this yet?  It's called the "Earl"
 
 



--- On Fri, 8/28/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:

From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: [NAAMiniGuns] Re: INTERESTING [What Do YOU Carry?] NAA Ballistics
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "NAA Owns Group Message Post" <NAAOG@yahoogroups.com>, "NAA Group" <naaminiguns@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, August 28, 2009, 8:49 PM



Ah! Found it!
Scroogle.org to the rescue!
 
According to everything they offer there, if you use 22lr, you should use CCI Stingers, Feeral Classic 31gr HP, or Remington Yellow Jacket.
 
Their data showed the Magnum rounds to deliver more velocity.  And the Magnum round to use is the CCI Maxi Mag +V.
 
2guntom




--- On Sat, 8/22/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, August 22, 2009, 9:24 PM



I'll look around for them!  I can't remember exactly where I seen the info we've been discussing.

--- On Fri, 8/21/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:

From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "NAA Group" <naaminiguns@yahoogroups.com>, "NAA Owns Group Message Post" <NAAOG@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, August 21, 2009, 8:39 AM



Does anybody have a link to articles or charts with data for the 22lr and 22mag cartridges out of 1-1/8, 1-5/8, 2, and 4 inch barrels?


--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Freddie P.. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:20 PM



I too have heard the stories and seen the ballistics charts to prove what you said is true about the .22LR nearly matching the .22Mag in these little revolvers.  My main reason for preferring the Mag is purely ergonomics!  It just fits better!!  I've had both and sold the LR version for the simple fact was it was just too small for me!  I like things with a little more size to carry.  You know, like a Ruger Alaskan!! LOL

 

 --- On Tue, 8/18/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: NAAMiniGuns@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 8:38 PM




I was talking to a guy today about the NAA mini revolvers.  He did some extensive testing with the Magnum and the LR versions.  The chronograph was the most interesting.   He said the 22 Mag didn't start to come alive until it was propelled through a 6" barrel.  He said if you use CCI Stingers in the 22lr, you get almost the same velocity as you do with the Magnum rounds.  The difference wasn't enough to warrant the extra expense of the Magnum rounds.
 
He also warned of the "safety notches" between the chambers.  He said the little guns are notorious for the hammers getting out of the notch and on a loaded round.  He suggested that the hammer should be allowed to rest over an empty chamber.  He offered a story to back this- someone he knew carried one of the Magnum minis in his pocket.  He was at the tanning bed for a quick tint before a vacation trip.  He was in a hurry, quickly disrobed and headed for the bed.  In the process he heard a "pop" that he suspected was a bed bulb.  He then felt a warm rush down his neck, touched it, and saw blood.  In the process he noticed his mini revolver on the floor and immediated realized what had happened.
 
The bullet had struck his jawbone.  The bullet shrapnelled and tore in every direction.  At the angle of trajectory, if it had missed his jawbone, it would have been fatal.  He did live, but he missed his vacation trip.
 
After thinking about that story, I feel the blame should be partially shared with the individual, and not rest solely on the revolver.  "In a hurry" should never be included with firearm handling.  Fiream retention is an important function of any holster.  Firearms should be dealt with independantly of clothing being put on or removed.
 
I just wanted to pass that on.
 
2guntom

--- On Mon, 8/17/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 9:16 PM



I'm actually kind of fond of the little North American Arms mini revolvers in .22 Mag.!  It's not the flashiest or the most expensive but it's small enough of a package to go anywhere you can legally carry!!!  I actually have odd tastes in carry guns but I'll leave that alone, LOL!
 
 
--- On Mon, 8/17/09, gary <gkk1011@...> wrote:

From: gary <gkk1011@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 7:38 PM

 
 
Back to guns, i have a security/gun shop that specializes in conceal & carry firearms its call Smart Security and its in Hastings MN.  anyway, i was wondering if i can get some input on you others out there on what guns do you like to carry?  Now i am looking for carry guns not just good shooters, because i think its like trying to get performance and enconomry from a car, you might come close but you cannot have both, so you have to pick one or the other.  So what is everyone carring?
 
Right now we been trying to keep Kel-teks and Ruger LCP's in stock.  It looks like the tend is to get smaller.  Let me know what you think?
Gary
 
 























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#314 From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Date: Fri Aug 21, 2009 1:39 pm
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?] 		twoguntom2007
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Does anybody have a link to articles or charts with data for the 22lr and 22mag cartridges out of 1-1/8, 1-5/8, 2, and 4 inch barrels?


--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:20 PM



I too have heard the stories and seen the ballistics charts to prove what you said is true about the .22LR nearly matching the .22Mag in these little revolvers.  My main reason for preferring the Mag is purely ergonomics!  It just fits better!!  I've had both and sold the LR version for the simple fact was it was just too small for me!  I like things with a little more size to carry.  You know, like a Ruger Alaskan!! LOL

 

 --- On Tue, 8/18/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: NAAMiniGuns@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 8:38 PM




I was talking to a guy today about the NAA mini revolvers.  He did some extensive testing with the Magnum and the LR versions.  The chronograph was the most interesting.   He said the 22 Mag didn't start to come alive until it was propelled through a 6" barrel.  He said if you use CCI Stingers in the 22lr, you get almost the same velocity as you do with the Magnum rounds.  The difference wasn't enough to warrant the extra expense of the Magnum rounds.
 
He also warned of the "safety notches" between the chambers.  He said the little guns are notorious for the hammers getting out of the notch and on a loaded round.  He suggested that the hammer should be allowed to rest over an empty chamber.  He offered a story to back this- someone he knew carried one of the Magnum minis in his pocket.  He was at the tanning bed for a quick tint before a vacation trip.  He was in a hurry, quickly disrobed and headed for the bed.  In the process he heard a "pop" that he suspected was a bed bulb.  He then felt a warm rush down his neck, touched it, and saw blood.  In the process he noticed his mini revolver on the floor and immediated realized what had happened.
 
The bullet had struck his jawbone.  The bullet shrapnelled and tore in every direction.  At the angle of trajectory, if it had missed his jawbone, it would have been fatal.  He did live, but he missed his vacation trip.
 
After thinking about that story, I feel the blame should be partially shared with the individual, and not rest solely on the revolver.  "In a hurry" should never be included with firearm handling.  Fiream retention is an important function of any holster.  Firearms should be dealt with independantly of clothing being put on or removed.
 
I just wanted to pass that on.
 
2guntom

--- On Mon, 8/17/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 9:16 PM



I'm actually kind of fond of the little North American Arms mini revolvers in .22 Mag.!  It's not the flashiest or the most expensive but it's small enough of a package to go anywhere you can legally carry!!!  I actually have odd tastes in carry guns but I'll leave that alone, LOL!
 
 
--- On Mon, 8/17/09, gary <gkk1011@...> wrote:

From: gary <gkk1011@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 7:38 PM

 
 
Back to guns, i have a security/gun shop that specializes in conceal & carry firearms its call Smart Security and its in Hastings MN.  anyway, i was wondering if i can get some input on you others out there on what guns do you like to carry?  Now i am looking for carry guns not just good shooters, because i think its like trying to get performance and enconomry from a car, you might come close but you cannot have both, so you have to pick one or the other.  So what is everyone carring?
 
Right now we been trying to keep Kel-teks and Ruger LCP's in stock.  It looks like the tend is to get smaller.  Let me know what you think?
Gary
 
 














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#313 From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Date: Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:13 pm
Subject: Re: INTERESTING... [What Do YOU Carry?] 		twoguntom2007
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No, this one
 


--- On Wed, 8/19/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 7:40 AM



The little Charter 2000 Pug in .44 Special?  If so, yeah I’ve seen one in stainless.  Seemed to be a pretty nice little gun especially for the money!
--- On Wed, 8/19/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "NAA Group" <naaminiguns@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 6:32 AM



Understood.
 
Thinking along those same lines, I was looking at the convertible.  It has the same size as the Magnum, but also has a cylinder chambered for LR.  I might have to order one for the shop so I can compare it to the others.
 
I was able to acquire the "Pug".  Have you seen one of those yet?
 
2guntom 

--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:20 PM



I too have heard the stories and seen the ballistics charts to prove what you said is true about the .22LR nearly matching the .22Mag in these little revolvers.  My main reason for preferring the Mag is purely ergonomics!  It just fits better!!  I've had both and sold the LR version for the simple fact was it was just too small for me!  I like things with a little more size to carry.  You know, like a Ruger Alaskan!! LOL

 

 --- On Tue, 8/18/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: NAAMiniGuns@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 8:38 PM




I was talking to a guy today about the NAA mini revolvers.  He did some extensive testing with the Magnum and the LR versions.  The chronograph was the most interesting.   He said the 22 Mag didn't start to come alive until it was propelled through a 6" barrel.  He said if you use CCI Stingers in the 22lr, you get almost the same velocity as you do with the Magnum rounds.  The difference wasn't enough to warrant the extra expense of the Magnum rounds.
 
He also warned of the "safety notches" between the chambers.  He said the little guns are notorious for the hammers getting out of the notch and on a loaded round.  He suggested that the hammer should be allowed to rest over an empty chamber.  He offered a story to back this- someone he knew carried one of the Magnum minis in his pocket.  He was at the tanning bed for a quick tint before a vacation trip.  He was in a hurry, quickly disrobed and headed for the bed.  In the process he heard a "pop" that he suspected was a bed bulb.  He then felt a warm rush down his neck, touched it, and saw blood.  In the process he noticed his mini revolver on the floor and immediated realized what had happened.
 
The bullet had struck his jawbone.  The bullet shrapnelled and tore in every direction.  At the angle of trajectory, if it had missed his jawbone, it would have been fatal.  He did live, but he missed his vacation trip.
 
After thinking about that story, I feel the blame should be partially shared with the individual, and not rest solely on the revolver.  "In a hurry" should never be included with firearm handling.  Fiream retention is an important function of any holster.  Firearms should be dealt with independantly of clothing being put on or removed.
 
I just wanted to pass that on.
 
2guntom

--- On Mon, 8/17/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 9:16 PM



I'm actually kind of fond of the little North American Arms mini revolvers in .22 Mag.!  It's not the flashiest or the most expensive but it's small enough of a package to go anywhere you can legally carry!!!  I actually have odd tastes in carry guns but I'll leave that alone, LOL!
 
 
--- On Mon, 8/17/09, gary <gkk1011@...> wrote:

From: gary <gkk1011@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 7:38 PM

 
 
Back to guns, i have a security/gun shop that specializes in conceal & carry firearms its call Smart Security and its in Hastings MN.  anyway, i was wondering if i can get some input on you others out there on what guns do you like to carry?  Now i am looking for carry guns not just good shooters, because i think its like trying to get performance and enconomry from a car, you might come close but you cannot have both, so you have to pick one or the other.  So what is everyone carring?
 
Right now we been trying to keep Kel-teks and Ruger LCP's in stock.  It looks like the tend is to get smaller.  Let me know what you think?
Gary
 
 












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#312 From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Date: Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:13 pm
Subject: Re: INTERESTING... [What Do YOU Carry?] 		twoguntom2007
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No, this one
 


--- On Wed, 8/19/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 7:40 AM



The little Charter 2000 Pug in .44 Special?  If so, yeah I’ve seen one in stainless.  Seemed to be a pretty nice little gun especially for the money!
--- On Wed, 8/19/09, 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...> wrote:


From: 2guntom <twoguntom2007@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "NAA Group" <naaminiguns@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 6:32 AM



Understood.
 
Thinking along those same lines, I was looking at the convertible.  It has the same size as the Magnum, but also has a cylinder chambered for LR.  I might have to order one for the shop so I can compare it to the others.
 
I was able to acquire the "Pug".  Have you seen one of those yet?
 
2guntom 

--- On Tue, 8/18/09, Freddie P. <fpitt1@...> wrote:

From: Freddie P. <fpitt1@...>
Subject: Re: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
To: 2guntom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:20 PM



I too have heard the stories and seen the ballistics charts to prove what you said is true about the .22LR nearly matching the .22Mag in these little revolvers.  My main reason for preferring the Mag is purely ergonomics!  It just fits better!!  I've had both and sold the LR version for the simple fact was it was just too small for me!  I like things with a little more size to carry.  You know, like a Ruger Alaskan!! LOL

 

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Subject: [2guntom] Re: INTERESTING LETTER [What Do YOU Carry?]
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Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 8:38 PM


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#311 From: Darvell Hunt <darvellh@...>
Date: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:20 pm
Subject: Re: not much traffic here 		darvellh
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Yes, there is a more active NAA group. Try their own bulletin board:
 
 
Also, all new members here are set to moderated status to avoid spam so your messages were delayed. My father died two weeks ago and I've not monitored this group much lately. Sorry about that.
 
Darvell

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Subject: [NAAOG] not much traffic here
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hi...i am a recent NAA mini owner....i have 3 and looking to get
questions answered about shooting styles...... perhaps smeone knows a
more active group?

thanks - chriS


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#310 From: "Christopher" <chrisvnh@...>
Date: Sun Mar 1, 2009 10:38 pm
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hi...i am a recent NAA mini owner....i have 3 and looking to get
questions answered about shooting styles......perhaps smeone knows a
more active group?

thanks - chriS

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#309 From: "Christopher" <chrisvnh@...>
Date: Mon Mar 2, 2009 1:53 pm
Subject: need advice on sight picture for mini .22lr 1 1/8 barrel 		chrisvnh
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hi....i am new to the group.

it doesnt look like there is a LOT of traffic here but i cannot seem
to find a busier group to ask questions of.

i have to say that the NAA mini is probably the most talked about gun
that no one is ever specific about.

i own a dozen guns (yes i call them guns...not weapons...no use giving
the whackos ANY more ammunition) of different makes,different
calibers, some rifles, some pistols. at all the message boards for the
different brands you always see the NAA mini enter the conversation.

holy cow......either it is the most widely owned handgun in north
america OR the lovers and haters of it sure do make the rounds on the
internet message boards.

now to my question......

does anyone know of a "definite" sight picture that works if one is
able to master it?

i find the mini in 22lr with a 1 1/8 shoots ridiculously low if you
attempt to shoot it like larger guns that have rudimentary sights like
a taurus .38 ultralight.

i burned through a whole baggie full (around 150)at the range
yesterday shooting at seven yards. i found myself trying to make sight
triagles with various spots on the small topstrap for reference.

  i know some folk will say.....blah,blah blah.....it is just a belly
or an eyesocket gun....but i am not talking about how EFFECTIVE it
is....i wanna get the bullets going in the direction i want.

me and my pal made a zip gun we brought to scout camp when i was
fifteen (yeah yeah...i know)and we could hit cans quite easily at
fifteen or twenty feet. although the barrel was like four or five
inches long so that may have made the difference.

i am POSITIVE that NAA makes a revolver that is ALMOST a swiss watch
as it is and at the price. i will grant you that at  1 1/8" the barrel
is 50% shorter than the shortest barrel i have ever see or shot.

so? who has the info? i am sure that others before me have tried and
succeeded at getting this gun figured out. i can hit steel plates at
25 yds. with ALL my other pistols (even once or twice per mag with my
ruger LCP which i have only had for 2 months and five trips to the
range)so i know it is not ALL me and my bad shooting habits.

i DID read somehwere about a "punch" technique where you fire as you
come to the end of a thrown punch. holy cow! doesnt work!(not for me)i
tried 5 shots that way but couldnt even see the telltale puffs of dirt
from the backstop and i dont like not knowing the general direction my
shots are going so i quit it fast.

i look forward to hearing some constructive tips

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#308 From: Darvell Hunt <darvellh@...>
Date: Mon Feb 9, 2009 6:26 pm
Subject: Re: Any Mini Master owners? 		darvellh
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I have both a Minimaster and Black Widow. My Minimaster with 4" barrel is a more recent acquisition so I have not had as much experience plinking with it, but my Black Widow has seemed to be quite accurate, even with the 2" barrel.
 
I can't say whether you will be disappointed or not. If you are into very expensive target-shooting .22s, I'd say maybe you'll be disappointed. Otherwise, I think chances are good that you'll be happy with one.
 
I'm happy enough with NAA to personally own 9 of their firearms.
 
Darvell


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Subject: [NAAOG] Any Mini Master owners?
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Date: Saturday, February 7, 2009, 10:51 PM

Hello all!!! Ive been wanting a Mini Master for quite some time and
would like to hear from other owners. I want one for backpacking and
plinking at small game but am thinking i will be disappointed since im
really interested in very accurate arms.


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#307 From: "go_rob_go" <go_rob_go@...>
Date: Sun Feb 8, 2009 6:51 am
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Hello all!!!  Ive been wanting a Mini Master for quite some time and
would like to hear from other owners.  I want one for backpacking and
plinking at small game but am thinking i will be disappointed since im
really interested in very accurate arms.

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#305 From: "darvellh" <darvellh@...>
Date: Thu Mar 29, 2007 6:29 pm
Subject: Nice photo, John! 		darvellh
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I see John posted a new photo to our group at:

http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/NAAOG/spnew/view/4974?i=1

John, can you tell us more about what this is?

Darvell

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#304 From: Chuck Brian <txchuck0@...>
Date: Sat Sep 23, 2006 9:28 pm
Subject: Re: NAA Mini Holster 		txchuck0
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Hi,

You may wish to consider the "Guru Devil" at
http://www.pocketholsters.com/ .  Very good quality
and price.  Made well but not sure it is the prefered
horsehide.

chuck

--- daikerb <bdaiker@...> wrote:

> I think the wallet holster that was discontinued in
> 1997 was one of
> the best choices for day-to-day carry. Of course,
> now that it is
> considered as taboo by the BATFE, we should not use
> it without
> registering it and paying the tax. Does anyone have
> plans for a nice,
> cheap holster, that is good for daily use? I don't
> mind buying a
> holster, but it can be nice to make one too.
>
>
>
>
>
>


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#303 From: "daikerb" <bdaiker@...>
Date: Fri Aug 4, 2006 9:04 pm
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I don't mean to be rude, but this kind of post should not be made here.

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#302 From: "nuala-alexander800@..." <nuala-alexander800@...>
Date: Fri Aug 4, 2006 4:17 am
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This player is absolutely awesome! Thanks has to go out to apple for making this
cool lil app, and thanks to http://www.hurryheredontmissout.com/artneobrlf for
giving me my very own for no cost. Very happy with both u guys!

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#301 From: "Jason M. Martin" <PistolWhipped@...>
Date: Wed Aug 2, 2006 2:59 am
Subject: Re: NAA Mini Holster 		donsimon1976
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----- Original Message -----
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I think the wallet holster that was discontinued in 1997 was one of
the best choices for day-to-day carry. Of course, now that it is
considered as taboo by the BATFE, we should not use it without
registering it and paying the tax. Does anyone have plans for a nice,
cheap holster, that is good for daily use? I don't mind buying a
holster, but it can be nice to make one too.


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#300 From: "daikerb" <bdaiker@...>
Date: Thu Jul 27, 2006 7:50 pm
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I think the wallet holster that was discontinued in 1997 was one of
the best choices for day-to-day carry. Of course, now that it is
considered as taboo by the BATFE, we should not use it without
registering it and paying the tax. Does anyone have plans for a nice,
cheap holster, that is good for daily use? I don't mind buying a
holster, but it can be nice to make one too.

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#299 From: Charles Featherman <charlesf@...>
Date: Mon Feb 20, 2006 1:14 pm
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Phil,
    Like any man made object, sometimes someone will get a bad one, and
there is nothing you can do about that, no matter how much you spend on it.

    But, the NAA revolvers I have had have always been reliable, and I
think you will be very satisfied.  They are very well made, and are
ideal as a concealable backup weapon.

    The Black Widow is one I want to get someday, as well.  I had a
Mini-Master once (traded it on something I wanted more at the time), and
never had a problem with it. The Black Widow and Mini Master are
basically the same gun with different barrel lengths.

    When you get one, spend the extra couple dollars and get the one with
both .22LR and .22 Magnum cylinders.
Chuck F.
NE PA


Phil Lewis wrote:
> Hi, I just join the group.  I'm thinking about getting a mini revolver
> very soon for an always gun.  I don't know much about the NAA.  Have
> any members had trouble with theirs?  I don't want to have to send a
> gun back until it's right.  I want a dependable out of the box weapon.
>
> I'm thinking about the Black Widow.  What are the recommendations on
> this or any other mini revolvers?
>
>
> Phil

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#298 From: "Phil Lewis" <txray22@...>
Date: Sun Feb 19, 2006 11:40 pm
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Hi, I just join the group.  I'm thinking about getting a mini revolver
very soon for an always gun.  I don't know much about the NAA.  Have
any members had trouble with theirs?  I don't want to have to send a
gun back until it's right.  I want a dependable out of the box weapon.

I'm thinking about the Black Widow.  What are the recommendations on
this or any other mini revolvers?


Phil

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#297 From: "suzan.johnston1774@..." <suzan.johnston1774@...>
Date: Fri Feb 17, 2006 10:27 am
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ive got literally no 'game' as they say, haha, so have alot of trouble in the
clubs tryin to pickup. im sure there is a few of u'se here just like that. so
anyway, when i found this thing http://www.findyourpartner.info/dcev i was
shocked, actually amazed that it was as good as it is. if u've got no game,
checkout this place, it's like a meat   market, all the finest!

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#296 From: Darvell Hunt <DHunt_UCW@...>
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This list has quite a few members, but activity goes in spurts. If you have something to talk about, there are those who will respond.
 
Darvell

Phil Leinart <pmleinart@...> wrote:
Not a problem, Darvell.  I checked the group occasionally and saw that there were not any recent post so I became curious if it was still an active group.  I appreciate your response and look forward to participating.
 
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Sorry, Phil, all new memberships are set to moderated status when people join because of the recent barrage of spam going through YahooGroups. This can prevent the spam message, but the moderator has to catch new members and verify if they look valid or not.
 
This list HAS BEEN a bit slow of late, so I missed your message when it came up. Sorry. You (and about five others) are now set to unmoderated status and can post whenever you want.
 
Thanks for your interest in the NAAOG list.
 
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#295 From: "Phil Leinart" <pmleinart@...>
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Not a problem, Darvell.  I checked the group occasionally and saw that there were not any recent post so I became curious if it was still an active group.  I appreciate your response and look forward to participating.
 
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Sorry, Phil, all new memberships are set to moderated status when people join because of the recent barrage of spam going through YahooGroups. This can prevent the spam message, but the moderator has to catch new members and verify if they look valid or not.
 
This list HAS BEEN a bit slow of late, so I missed your message when it came up. Sorry. You (and about five others) are now set to unmoderated status and can post whenever you want.
 
Thanks for your interest in the NAAOG list.
 
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#294 From: "suzan.johnston1774@..." <suzan.johnston1774@...>
Date: Sat Jan 14, 2006 1:48 pm
Subject: Cant believe it, personals sites do work! 		suzan.johnston1774@...
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Thought i would share something with ya'll. Great fun and it does actually work.
Met my girl on here, http://www.theonlineparty.info/oiqi and so far it's been
the best year of my life ever! Wish you all the same happiness.

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#293 From: Chuck Brian <txchuck0@...>
Date: Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:47 pm
Subject: 100% Stainless Steel? 		txchuck0
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I own 4 NAAs including 2 .22 LR, 1 .22 WRM and the
.32.  Does anyone know if these are all 100% stainless
steel -- including main spring?  What care do they
require if subject to frequent moisture, salt water,
presperation, and high humidity?  Or, does the
stainless steel make them basically maintenance free?
I have found all guns to be 100% reliable unless bad
ammo is used.  Thanks!

Chuck


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#292 From: Darvell Hunt <DHunt_UCW@...>
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Thanks for your interest in the NAAOG list.
 
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#291 From: "Phil" <pmleinart@...>
Date: Sun Jan 8, 2006 7:19 am
Subject: Pocket Holster for Black Widow? 		philnts
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Hello. I am new to the group.  I recently ordered my first NAA
firearm – a Black Widow convertible.

I am considering a front pocket holster.  Does any one have experience
with Ron Graham's Night Owl, Mini Pocket (w/ spare ammo pocket) or
Caisson (w/ spare cylinder pouch)holsters, featured at
www.palehorseholsters.com ?

Thanks,
Philnts

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#290 From: "Phil" <pmleinart@...>
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I signed up for this group a few weeks ago and posted a message that
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#289 From: "suzan.johnston1774@..." <suzan.johnston1774@...>
Date: Sat Dec 10, 2005 9:58 am
Subject: I'm Engaged! 		suzan.johnston1774@...
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