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!

----- Original Message -----

From: daikerb

To: NAAOG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 3:50 PM

Subject: [NAAOG] NAA Mini Holster

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.

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.

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

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

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!

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.

 

Phil

----- Original Message -----

From: Darvell Hunt

To: NAAOG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 11:33 PM

Subject: Re: [NAAOG] Is this group dead?

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.

 

Darvell, List Moderator

Phil <pmleinart@...> wrote:

I signed up for this group a few weeks ago and posted a message that
has not showe up. What's up; dead or alive?

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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.

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!

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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

I signed up for this group a few weeks ago and posted a message that
has not showe up.  What's up; dead or alive?

Philnts

Thought Id share something with ya'll. Great fun and it actually works. Met my
girl on here, http://www.theywantu.info/cwrvz and so far it's been the best year
of my life! Wish you all the same happiness.

Bob,

I have both the .32acp Guardian and the 1 1/8" .22LR mini with the
folding grip/holster.   Each have their merits and both work reliably.
  Neither are very accurate past 10 feet, but then, they're primarily
"conversation pieces".  At close range, a CCI Quik-Shok out of the .22
should be every bit as effective as a Winchester Silver Tip from the
.32 for changing an attacker's frame of mind.

The small size of the NAA auto isn't a good fit for my hand and as a
result the .32acp is the largest caliber that I would use in this size
pistol.  Even though NAA has added a fraction of an inch to the length
and girth for the .380acp, I'd think the recoil would be even less
controllable than the .32 in such a frame.  I'd rule out the Kel-Tec
for the simple reason that it's too light.  At least the added heft of
the NAA helps to hold down recoil.

I found that an extended mag will give me better control in the NAA
.32 if I'm trying to hit a target at 20' with any predictable results.
The downside is the use of the longer magazine has a negative effect
on concealability, which, after all, is why I bought these little
jewels in the first place.

The biggest reason I'd choose NAA over Kel-Tec is this:  My .32 has
been back to the factory for upgrades and NAA did a complete
refurbishment (springs, drawbar, hammer assy., crown barrel, trigger
assy., new grips etc.) which would normally have priced out at $330
...and they did it free of charge.  Once NAA finished, I had a new gun
and they had a loyal customer.

I hope you find what you're comfortable owning...that's actually the
bottom line.  All the rest is just opinion...and you know what they
say about opinions........

Pat

In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "Bob" <bwise431419@y...> wrote:
>
> I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been looking at getting
> a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power.
> The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper.  I don't
> know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it much.
> I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are much lighter and
> probably easier to carry.
>
> If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
>

I'm in Savannah.  WE nt to the shop and he only had the Keltec .32
and .380.  Still haven't made up my mind.  The Keltec .380 probably
leads the pack right now.

Bob

Hi Bob,

Where do you live? My .380 had to be ordered, and my .32 I had to
drive 70 miles to find.

                                       Kevin


--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "Bob" <bwise431419@y...> wrote:
>
> I'm off to the gun shop tomorrow.  He's supposed to have both guns
> there in .32.  I don't think I'm ready to buy yet but I really
> appreciate the help.  If I can put my hands on both guns it will
> surely help in the decision making.
>
> Again...........THANKS.  I'll keep in touch.
>
> Bob
>

I'm off to the gun shop tomorrow.  He's supposed to have both guns
there in .32.  I don't think I'm ready to buy yet but I really
appreciate the help.  If I can put my hands on both guns it will
surely help in the decision making.

Again...........THANKS.  I'll keep in touch.

Bob

Hi Bob,

The Kel-Tec is bigger, but lighter. It can be ammo sensitive, and a
lot of people either like or hate them. The .32ACP is my summer
pocket gun. I carry the .380 when I wear a jacket. Both are built
like a tank, and are reliable. Can't go wrong with either.

                                               Kevin




--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, Charles Featherman <charlesf@e...>
wrote:
>
> Bob,
>    YMMV, but not only is the .380 cheaper for ammo, but it also
seems to
> be the minimum "recommended" defensive caliber.
>    Yes, I have carried a .22 LR at times, when I needed small and
light,
> but pretty much anymore, the .380 is the smallest I'll go.
>    I have the .380 Guardian, and I love it.
>    That said, you really should play with both to compare how they
fit
> your hand.  I'm afraid that the .32 is too small for me, and I
have
> small hands.  I find the .380 fits nice.
> Chuck F.
> NE PA
>
>
> Bob wrote:
> > I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been looking at
getting
> > a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire
power.
> > The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper.  I
don't
> > know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it
much.
> > I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are much lighter
and
> > probably easier to carry.
> >
> > If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would
be
> > appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Bob
>

Bob,
    YMMV, but not only is the .380 cheaper for ammo, but it also seems to
be the minimum "recommended" defensive caliber.
    Yes, I have carried a .22 LR at times, when I needed small and light,
but pretty much anymore, the .380 is the smallest I'll go.
    I have the .380 Guardian, and I love it.
    That said, you really should play with both to compare how they fit
your hand.  I'm afraid that the .32 is too small for me, and I have
small hands.  I find the .380 fits nice.
Chuck F.
NE PA


Bob wrote:
> I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been looking at getting
> a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power.
> The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper.  I don't
> know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it much.
> I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are much lighter and
> probably easier to carry.
>
> If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob

Hi Bob,
Have original .32 Guardian that is near 100% reliable
with FMJ ammo.  Last shot usually stove pipes but no
problem as indicates "out." Side grips MUST be tight
as could cause catastrophic failure to pull trigger if
transfer bar out of alignment due to loose grips.  It
is "heavy" compared to Keltec.  Don't know if .380 NAA
proven. Also, have original Keltec .32 with a couple
hundred rounds with no jam. Very light, easy to carry
as you note and accurate with fmj.  But, experienced
RIM LOCK with hollow points.   My brother bought
Keltec .380 (that does NOT rim lock) two weeks ago and
jams with all types of ammo.  He will send it back to
factory for repairs.  I carry NAA .22 mag with short
barrel EVERY night while jogging. Very light weight
and main threat is pit bulls and rockies at very close
range. Very loud! (Sometimes I carry Seecamp as back
up though in back pocket holster though “heavy” and
very picky on ammo according to factory warning.)  On
range, the .22 mag NAA is 100% reliable though shoots
very low at 10 yards using 33 gr Remington V-MAX. Slow
fire okay for dog threat.  Stainless steel holds up
well in shower -- that's right -- I "carry" in shower
as someone broke into my apartment while I was taking
shower!  Simplicity of NAA .22s means low maintenance
and near 100% reliability. If you like NAA, I would
research along with Keltec.  I am pleased with the .22
mag mission it fulfills.  Good shooting.

Chuck

--- Bob <bwise431419@...> wrote:

> I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been
> looking at getting
> a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more
> fire power.
> The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much
> cheaper.  I don't
> know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel
> I'll shoot it much.
> I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are
> much lighter and
> probably easier to carry.
>
> If anyone can share some experience on any of the
> guns it would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
>
>
>
>
>
>
>


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----- Original Message -----

From: Bob

To: NAAOG@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:14 PM

Subject: [NAAOG] What to buy?

I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been looking at getting
a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power. 
The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper.  I don't
know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it much. 
I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are much lighter and
probably easier to carry.

If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob

I carry a NAA mini in 22 mag currently.  I've been looking at getting
a Guradian in .380 or .32 just to have a little more fire power.
The .32 interests me the most but .380 ammo is much cheaper.  I don't
know why I worry about ammo because I don't feel I'll shoot it much.
I've also looked at the Kel-Tec models.  They are much lighter and
probably easier to carry.

If anyone can share some experience on any of the guns it would be
appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob

I LOVE NY GAURDIAN .380 I STILL HAVE THE STOCK SIGHTS
BUT THE GUN FUNCTIONS FLAWLESSLY AND I GLAD I BOUGHT
IT.
BIG DOG

--- dizzzykc <kevinquinlan@...> wrote:

> Just found your site today. I have a N.A.A. Guardian
> in .380 that I
> bought 2 months ago. 2 weeks ago I bought a N.A.A.
> Guardian
> in .32ACP. Both are now back at N.A.A. having gutter
> nite sights,
> scalloped slide serrations, and full frame
> stippling. Yes I DO LOVE
> these. Had a .32 Seecamp that was the worst gun I
> ever owned.
>
>                                            Kevin
>
>
>
> -- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, <Concealed@L...> wrote:
> >
> > I have a magnum black power mini that's a blast to
> > shoot. (Sorry about the pun.) There's just
> something
> > about a big black cloud of smoke. I recommended
> it.
> > But I would recommend the magnum, if you don't
> care
> > about the mini being a little larger. The mangum
> > doesn't have much power and the LR even less.
> >
> > Darvell
> >
> > --- Phil Lewis <txray22@y...> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > I'm interested in getting a black powder NAA and
> a
> > > .22LF black
> > > widow.  I had posted asking if anyone shoots the
> > > black powder NAA.
> > >
> > > Phil
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "darvellh"
> > > <Concealed@L...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Does anyone really want this list?
> > > >
> > > > I'm considering shutting down the North
> American
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> > > objections to this
> > > > action and wants to keep this list alive,
> please
> > > speak up now!
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--- Bob <bwise431419@...> wrote:

> I haven't been able to get on the NAA website or their message
> board.
> Is anyone else having a problem?  Thanks.
>
> Bob
>
>
> http://www.naaminis.com/
>
> http://www.naaminis.com/cgi-bin/discus/discus.cgi
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>




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--- Bob <bwise431419@...> wrote:

> I haven't been able to get on the NAA website or
> their message board.
> Is anyone else having a problem?  Thanks.
>
> Bob
>
>
> http://www.naaminis.com/
>
> http://www.naaminis.com/cgi-bin/discus/discus.cgi
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Just found your site today. I have a N.A.A. Guardian in .380 that I
bought 2 months ago. 2 weeks ago I bought a N.A.A. Guardian
in .32ACP. Both are now back at N.A.A. having gutter nite sights,
scalloped slide serrations, and full frame stippling. Yes I DO LOVE
these. Had a .32 Seecamp that was the worst gun I ever owned.

                                            Kevin



-- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, <Concealed@L...> wrote:
>
> I have a magnum black power mini that's a blast to
> shoot. (Sorry about the pun.) There's just something
> about a big black cloud of smoke. I recommended it.
> But I would recommend the magnum, if you don't care
> about the mini being a little larger. The mangum
> doesn't have much power and the LR even less.
>
> Darvell
>
> --- Phil Lewis <txray22@y...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > I'm interested in getting a black powder NAA and a
> > .22LF black
> > widow.  I had posted asking if anyone shoots the
> > black powder NAA.
> >
> > Phil
> >
> >
> > --- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, "darvellh"
> > <Concealed@L...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Does anyone really want this list?
> > >
> > > I'm considering shutting down the North American
> > Arms Owners Group
> > > email list due to inactivity. If anyone has
> > objections to this
> > > action and wants to keep this list alive, please
> > speak up now!
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I haven't been able to get on the NAA website or their message board.
Is anyone else having a problem?  Thanks.

Bob


http://www.naaminis.com/

http://www.naaminis.com/cgi-bin/discus/discus.cgi

Bob,
    I've never had a problem like that.......  I think you just got
unlucky.
    I think if you call NAA, they'll be glad to fix that too.
Chuck F.
NE PA

Bob wrote:
> I bought my second 22 mag mini with the longer barrel about 6 months
> ago (my 1st one was stolen).  This one had the fold up grip.  I've
> found this one a lot easier to shoot and more accurate.
>
> the cylinder pin kept comiung out on theis gun so NAA repaired it
> promptly.  Now the ball bearing keeps popping out of the pin.  It has
> happened twice and I've found it both times.  Anybody slse had these
> problems?
>
> Other than that itis a great little gun.  I carry it all the time.
>
> Bob

I bought my second 22 mag mini with the longer barrel about 6 months
ago (my 1st one was stolen).  This one had the fold up grip.  I've
found this one a lot easier to shoot and more accurate.

the cylinder pin kept comiung out on theis gun so NAA repaired it
promptly.  Now the ball bearing keeps popping out of the pin.  It has
happened twice and I've found it both times.  Anybody slse had these
problems?

Other than that itis a great little gun.  I carry it all the time.

Bob